cbs' dina demetrius joins us from l.a. with a recap of all the big winners.g, michael. yeah, the 67th grammy awards honored new music stars and mega-stars who finally got their due. but first responders, wildfire victims, and the city of angels also got their chances to shine. [ cheers ] an historic win for beyonce who took home her first album of the year grammy as well as best country album prize for "cowboy carter." >> i hope we just keep pushing forward. opening doors. >> reporter: kendrick lamar swept the record of the year and song of the year categories for his track "not like us." >> we're going to dedicate this to the city:. >> reporter: the biggest night belonged to new customers. chappell roan won best new artist. >> record labels need to treat artists as valued employees. >> reporter: sabrina carpenter went boast vocal album. and dochi for record album. it was dedicated to raising money for victims of the deadly wildfires and honoring first responders. ♪ a performance of the 1983 hit anthem "i love l.a." kicked off the show. ♪ california dreamin'

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whip clark along with brad sherman and judy chu to tour the fire devastation in palisades andality dina -- andality deana. to -- a and altadina. our hope is to help our femo citizens across the country when they are disasters. all of that deserves an immediate response. we lift up the work that family and the army corps are doing to help residents recover and rebuild. we need to keep the politics out of this and i think that there are a number of republicans who feel the same way. thankfully we'll work in a process that meets the needs of the american public who are going through disasters, no matter if they are in a blue state or a red state. so i appreciate the governor being here. it's important to talk about the needs that our residents have, that the residents of southern california have from these recent -- from this recent tragedy. and so we'll continue to work to deliver. on the second part, look, i think it's very clear, i mean, the constitution is pretty clear, both on spending, as well as the role of congress, and i do think that speaker johnson and leader thune are in a rush

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. >> didn't get the worst of it out to dina and past due to get a lot worse than we did. but having said that, there is there is a >> no burn off i am concerned about some of. >> and that's why you'll see extensive k realigning erected in some of the most vulnerable areas were charred hillside and just a little bit of rain could spell disaster. the county ended up putting some key role here on ranch road he sees ranch road. and then the city put about 2000 feet. >> down along new york driving, they may have effected areas as well. the real okay. correcting past edina public works. administrator garrett crawford says they're preemptively cleaning storm drains, mudslides and debris flow are among a host of concerns that played these hard-hit communities. the epa is undergoing the largest wildfire hazardous waste cleanup in the history of the agency. teams will clear materials from more than 13,000 fire impacted properties. we know from recent studies that there are at high levels of lead asbestos scoring another particulate matter right after the fires. >> and people are wo

here are these unless the cfo dina has a, was that the scene and has the report, the fire and golf around 100 square meters? the last, i think we should 2 of us to take to listen to the eye witness who was actually inside the building. when everything happened we got a call saying there was a fire in the building. the electricity went out abruptly. we realized that there was going to be an evacuation. so we started getting dressed, locked ourselves in doors, laid wet rags at the bottom of the doors, but could begin to slowly smell the fumes in the dark. well, in the dark as much as the street lighting with flashlights allowed, we soaked all our clothes to put across our mouths to breathe. every one was in touch with their relatives and friends. the fire broke out on the 2nd floor, not directly below us, but slightly to the left. if viewed from the building, literally 5 minutes before it all started, i saw people who were probably workers there. everyone walked calmly and then suddenly started running. according to the emergency services, at least 90 people has been rescued with. i thought

here are these on this, this you have a low dina was on the scene to tell us more about it. a fly and golf around 100 square meters. let's i think we should 2 of us to take a listen to the eye witness who was actually inside the building. when everything happened. the example of this i saw smoke, a strong smell of burning. i had to leave the building through the window and the firefighters. i thank them very much. they helped everyone left the building at that moment to rather those who were in the same part as i was in. they made it out in time, but i didn't have to go through the window. there are lots of organizations in the building. a lot of people doing different things. i hope everyone is safe and the smoke was very sick and that was the worst thing because it was just a one of smoke that made it impossible to breathe. and there was a feeling of panic. douglas, according to the emergency services, at least 90 people, high speed rescued with i thought 140 people being evacuated or at least 10 has been hospitalized. this is what we know at the moment from what we also s

controversial normalization talks with sort of you my a black guy who joins us live for a is in bridge. dina meyer open. christy is declared front runner here. there's not much doubt about that. what is he campaigning on of the most of the topics during the election campaign were based on the economy car issues, so the political party. oh, so car and prime minister alban court the were promising increasing called the salo reading the property of public sector, improving any of the economy and also stronger fights against corruption in 2021st the election and actual prime minister all being court, the wall on more than 50 percent of the roads on the election here in cost of us. so the main outcome of this selection would be should to whether uh, quarter to view i'm going to repeat this success. but the late this pulls suggest that he's support dropped just below 40 percent. so that means that if he wants to form the new book cost of a government, he will need to choose some of the party from the position to form new government. however, there is no moment in the between the positional party f

the big press to protest far right politics. fund coming from grayson wants to drown out dina full before since the band relies on the unifying power of use. is there resistance working? focus on your in 19 minutes the we might say the way growing up in a country with no prospect of us in 2090. before the rest of invasion. 5 young people searching the way a dream vacation to the human they is we will not say it away. starts february 14th on dw, the the, this is the the news line from ballot. donald trump faces wide spread rejection of his plan to take over gaza, including a warning from un secretary general antonio lieutenants. it is essential to avoid any form of f. b clean. see us officials send mix signals as they try to go back from land for gaza. but israel says it is already preparing for guidance to leave the strict also coming up. the recall end of sun to really is shaken by more as plates. thousands have already fled with scientists calling the size of the activity on.

know dina meyer is a researcher at the social neuro science lab at lou back university in germany. together with colleague feeder paolo's, she investigates how social interactions shape or self image and what role or emotions play. so what does that actually mean to feel ashamed? does hom get us on the amazon things that are really internalized rules and norms that we learned as children? that's power and that's are really meaningful to us information that we feel we have to measure ourselves against them. it's a to not be, might be a, by what role we play, and society, or how we treat our fellow human beings and on this missions and how do i have ties looks as humans are incredibly social beings, that you could almost say we're hypoth social, the so if we old just did what we wanted when didn't codes and nice our actions and our endeavors. yeah. then we wouldn't be able to live as a society in cutting as little as professional friend's name. shame is part of our basic need for social belonging. because none of us can 5 alone. anthropologists believe that even our stone age ancestors were c

. >> i just wanted to take a brief moment to acknowledge commissioner dina aslanian williams you know's not feeling well and i'm sorry for that but i do want to say that coming to this commission was an eye opener for the commissioner asllani and williams that this was issues that she was interested in. but i've loved her questions that really break things down sometimes so to make it, you know, more accessible to people who are participating in this and just really thank her she has been a great addition and i just want to acknowledge and think she's watching this that she knows that we're very appreciative of her and look forward to her being at our next meeting. thank you. thank you for that and i certainly concur with that and thank you all. >> i mean you are such a great group. >> i love working. i can look forward to this year. well okay. >> motion to adjourn. >> the second meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> thank you >> i never met anyone who recovered from the drugs i was using. i know i was not living the life i wanted to lichb, but didn't know how to get back on track. bupr