we're going to talk to celine dion in just a moment.ng in church around age 8, i started singing. >> did you always have it in your mind that you would be a singer? >> no, i didn't. i wanted to be a teacher, you know, or veterinarian. but when i opened my mouth, i said, whoa, wait a minute. why not. the thing that i love, the thing that touched my heart, the thing that i could do. but whatever i sing, i sing my heart. ♪ ♪ one moment of time >> you first sang publicly in church. >> uh-huh. >> and you sang "guide me o thou great jehovah" ♪ guide me o thou great jehovah save me ♪ i want more >> is that how you did it at 11? >> yeah. >> the house must have come down. >> yes. i don't know. ♪ nothing should matter not when love grows inside you it's yours it's yours there's a miracle in store ♪ >> how is bobbi kristina now? >> good. she's good. my daughter, i describe her, she's more and more like me every day. she sings. she's really starting to sing very well now. >> are you enjoying being a mother? >> i love it. i love being a mother and w

including smoky robinson and celine dion.re going to join us live as well. >> so many of those stars out last night, all night long. >>> and huge night for adele. six grammys. including, record, song and album of the year. she was up on the stage since that vocal surgery. boy, did she sound great. >> it was great to see her on stage. and glen campbell on stage. that was a moment too. >>> we're get doing the brand-new details in the death of whitney houston. lara spencer is there. there in los angeles covering the very latest for us. the superstar was discovered in her bathtub. jim avila is outside with more. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, robin. whitney houston, of course, was a huge star, but she had her demon, including her personal life, which game a sort of three-octave train wreck. an ending, say witnesses, with a lost weekend in beverly hills. abc news learned that members of whitney houston's "entourage" are being questioned about her behavior shortly before her death. sources tell us there were no signs

. >> su padre, tambien es torero >> es un milagro de dion, después ha tenido la fuerza que ha tiendotrella. >> cómo papa es horrible de pensar, y si me equivoque escogiendo el toro, es una responsabilidad muy grande. >> michelito se prepara cada vez que va a aprticipar en una corrida. >> durante su presentacion michilito vivió el peligro en ods oportunidades. >> nunca me imagina venir a trear a los estados unidos, esta no es una region muy taurina, tengo ganas de que todo salga bien. >> en california no se llevan corridas cruentas, al fiunal de lñas corrida, el toro no es sacrificado. >> los toros son tradicion que a mí no me gustan, pero no por eso las voy a prohibir. >> el padre de michelito aprovecho de dar un consejo a los padres, >> cuando los hijos quieran hacer algo, apoyenlos. >> por lo general los topreros empiezan cómo novilleros y después toman la siaguientle ternativa. >> michelito espera concretar su carrera antes de cumplir los 15 años de edad. >> en el día del trabajo, según la agencia el puente tendqráque permanecer cerrado >> a ver si cumplen >> mas adelante, les con

as a guy, just as a fan, not as an expert, i think of whitney houston's voice, i think of a celine dionof a barbra streisand and i think of theater and thee of your voice. you know what? there are voices that are just special. what makes that voice special? >> that's a million dollar question actually. a few things i think. one is just the technique of the singer, the singer who can sing in tune and the way they phrase, the way they go into a note, the way they put their life into the lyrics or the song. but there's something kind of intangible i think. this is not just thingers. i think this is art in general. i think great artists bring something more to the work than is there. it's greater than the sum of the parts. i call it, for lack of a better word, a spirit that comes through. there's something that you feel that is kind of riding on the music but is also kind of separate from it. i think people, great artists know when to throw their technique aside and just let the spirit come through. and i think for me that's what i hear when i hear whitney houston sing and sarah vaughn. you

the video shows her mother at the funeral home and her cousin dion war wick.getting a look at the invitation to the funeral. notice the family is calling the ceremony a home going service. a celebration of life. despite rumors he would not be welcomed, bobby brown has beneficially invited. last night he made a tribute to her during a concert in maryland. >> thank you for your prayers. you have to move on sometimes. i loved her like i love god. >> also attended, kevin costner. he and his wife were seen at lsx. -- lax. they co-starred in the movie the body guard and ray j with his sister and their mother. you can watch the services for whitney houston tomorrow on www.kron.com, we will stream it live on our website. >>> low clouds moving into the bay tonight. mostly cloudy. here is the golden gate bridge. traffic is looking good. westbound is closed. temperatures in the 50s. san jose low 50s. cooler in napa, 47. because we have the clouds in place, things are milder for tonight. this is a weak weather system. look how it moves apart. there is the first band of cl

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her cousin dion warwick has postponed a concert, others are designating their performances in tribute to her. >> a maryland inmate convicted of killing a correctional officer is once again putting his life in the hands of a jury. ron mass ron matz is in the courtroom with more on what happened. >> reporter: a jury of his peers must decide if leave stevens will pay the ultimate price for his crimes. today stevens decided to let a jury decide if he should face the death penalty for killing officer david mcquinn at the now closed maryland house of correction, that is according to our partner the baltimore sun. first jurors will return to decide if stevens meets the criteria to be eligible for a death sentence. she would be the first person executed since they changed their capitol punishment law, making it harder to sentence inmates to death. back to you. >> ron, thank you, stevens was already serve in life in prison for murder when mcquinn was slain. >>> meantime jury selection for the trial of a man accused of skilling a killing a state trooper also begins today. he was working as a se

that's celine dion singing "my heart will go on" and then the disco happens. ♪ >> that flash mob breaksown a little rihanna "we found love". >> i would love to be on this team. you know this gets the guys pumped. >> yeah. >> not everybody had rhythm because some of the wave was going in different directions. >> it's cool to see an entire group have all this school spirit. >> this was between the third and fourth quarter. guess who won? >> their team. >> i believe it. >> 48-40. san marcos. >>> ryan seacrest does a million different things. the guy is everywhere. but can he eat atomic hot wings? >> no way. >> he's got this wings atomic wings, they make him sign a waiver. >> it says caution be advised our atomic sauce is very hot. by signing below you agree you're purchasing the sauce out of your own free will. he was on to the challenge on his show. apparently on the unit scale these wings, the sauce, are just under pepper spray. >> what? >> that sounds delicious. >> yeah. >> you know what happened? >> oh, my god. >> when you swallow it spreads it. >> it's really hot. >> he takes another

taiwan english, dion glitsy and jolson able are accused in the case. >> could have got hit by a car, lost his life. and these boys, they don't understand that. >> this makes me sick to my stomach to watch these kids do this with so much laughter and glee in their voices. >> i know this is wrong, but i want the guys that did this to feel the same thing that jacob did. i know that's not right, but i wish they knew how it felt to be bullied like what they're doing to this kid. >> police were called and when we expect them to be there we want them to be there quick but we expect them to uphold the same laws they're expected to enforce such as speeding. this video from the "sun sentinel" and it shows a car being pursued by a florida state patrol officer lights and sirens are on and the car is not pulling over. instead, what you see, is the silver car up ahead flash its own blue and red lights. the car eventually pulls over. 13 minutes later. it's an und cover police officer driving this car. he was clocked doing 92 miles an hour. the deputy inside the silver car is a palm beach county she

family and her mother, sissy, and dion. it's just a tremendous tragedy for all of us. this young girl who had this extra special voice. she was what we considered and i consider the gold standard and really broke all barriers and really, you know, set the goal for everyone to achieve. >> tommy, is it right to talk about this as a massive shock or were people in the industry fearing the worse after all the stories we read about whitney over the last few years, what is the sense amongst people that there was a horrible inevitability to this? >> well, you know, one can never say what happens behind closed doors, and the pressures of this industry, as we all know, and we've seen some of the tragedies over the last couple of years with michael and amy winehouse, that one never knows what happens in people's personal lives and how the media and the pressures affect someone. but certainly, and i remember when whitney was a teenager and clive davis invited me to see her before he had even made records with her and listening to that golden voice, and one day in my office at son

my heart absolutely goes out to her and to dion, because i know them so well.r loss. >> lionel, there's going to be so much stuff written about whitney houston, as there was after michael jackson, amy winehouse, and all these entertainers who get taken at such tragically early ages like this. try and put in perspective what whitney houston was really like from your knowledge of her. cut away from the tabloid headlines and the mythology, what kind of woman was she? >> very good question and i love that. i started smiling as you thought about it. first of all, she was a gift, if you understand that. i mean, i am a storyteller. she's a singer. so when you see someone walking to the studio and can hit any note she wants to hit at any volume, at any level, come on. i sat there some days saying god, you should have given me a little bit more than that. she was just a gift in voice. and i think the humor, her sense of humor in the middle of all this. i remember in the early days she kept saying to me, do you think one day i will be like you? i said no, no, you are the

celine dion wrote, she will never be forgotten as one of the greatest voices to ever grace the earth.illion fans on facebook and some of them shared their thoughts. one said whitney sang to our souls and gave us hope. and now she is an angel. another thanked whitney for her beautiful music saying you had the voice of an angel and now you will be singing with the angels. there's more to come here on "today" on this special sunday edition. more of the life and legacy of whitney houston. first, these messages. annual bonus.you a 50t so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? sorry i'll clean this up. shouldn't have made it rain. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] don't just moisturize. improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmea

as celine dion said, she is not an addict, you can tell.ut she listed many people and they are all pharmaceutical deaths and what is happening in hollywood and the music field is a reflection of what is going on in this country. >> we hear about it so much when it is celebrities, but is it happening every few minutes in the united states, is there something and i think we have talked about this, dr. drew, but is there something that drives people to be a celebrity and in the public eye that also then is more likely to drive them to seek a high? >> yes. they do have more trauma. they tend to -- i have explicit, objective research on this that i have published and they have more trauma and more genetic heritage of addiction. more narcissistic pathology and celebrity is a bid to solve that for them but it ends up with power and when they manifest their problems they progress more severely. the rest of us would have an employer. these are all independent contractors. they don't have an employer that can pull them aside and side you are going to

. >> reporter: police have identified the victim as japarker jones who also goes by the name of dione or logan. a 23-year-old transgender woman murdered last night at a bus stop at 49th and east capital streets northeast. today we talked to the victim's mother. >> reporter: you accepted his decisions? >> yes, i supported them. >> regarding his sexuality? >> i'm his mother. >> reporter: you love your child. >> i love my son to death do us part. i love my son. and there is nothing i wouldn't do to get him back but i know that's impossible so we just have to deal with it. >> reporter: now police say there was an altercation at this bus stop and a man stabbed the victim in the face. an unusual getaway. sources say there was a witness and after the stabbing the witness went after the suspect, pulled him to the ground. the suspect pretended to be dead. the witness goes back to help the victim and when the witness does that, the suspect takes off. was this a hate crime? here now from homicide, lieutenant robert alder. >> at this time it is too early for us to say whether or not it's a hate c

i mean, sh she is dion warwick s right there and aretha franklin is right there. >> rose: her god motherh ellis records playing in the background and she just -- it was coming -- i don't know how she could not have become who she became and let's not be mistaken she wanted it. this wasn't foisted upon her. this she knew she was beautiful and she knew she was tall and she knew she had an amazing voice, and she had the right people introducing her to the right people and she was doing the right showcases. she was a strong and ambitious girl, she wanted it very badly. >> rose: well, the best always do want it badly. >> yes, they do. >> rose: this is claude davis on this program talking about whitney houston. here it is. >> whitney houston is an incredible talent, putting a rethere franklin to one side because me is a national treasure of life, whitney houston is the best singer in the world today. if you ask any musician, if you ask baby face if you ask david foster, if you ask quincy jones, the absolute best sing never the world today is whitney houston. >> rose: what did she have? >> she

her cousin, dion warwick, her godmother aretha franklin and when clive davis once heard her he said toeathe such fire into songs it sent a proverbial tingle up my spine. first performing on "the merv griffin show" at 19. ♪ i know you miss me >> reporter: her debut album in 1985. ♪ so i'm saving all my love for you ♪ >> reporter: and then 1987 her album "whitney". ♪ yeah i want to dance with somebody ♪ >> reporter: 170 million albums and singles sold and would star in the movies including "the bodyguard" and that one note. ♪ and i >> reporter: sent shivers and that song to number one three grammys that year alone. her marriage to singer bobby brown would bring a cherished daughter but would also bring headlines, the tumult. ♪ it's not right ♪ but it's okay i'm going to make it anyway ♪ >> reporter: and that voice, that gift that seemed so effortless would begin to fade, damaged by drugs. and in a rare and candid sitdown diane sawyer asked about it and the silent struggles taking their toll. >> if you had to name the devil for you, the biggest devil among them. >> that would be me. nobod

it is my pleasure to introduce dione jones, who will accept the unsung heroes award on behalf of all the honorees. [cheers and applause] >> wow. this is kind of amazing. so we human beings seem to, since the beginning of time, have a thing about creating sacred spaces like this grove. it is one of the things that makes us most human. so what i would like to do before i just make a couple of comments is to have everybody who worked, trained at san francisco general's h.i.v. program, stand up. [applause] so when i look at all of you here and reflect back on this road that we have traveled since we started this program at san francisco general in 1983, i don't see so much individual acts of heroism, but people who demanded and then were given the opportunity and the resources to do as has been said earlier, the right thing through the power of collective action. together with our san francisco city mothers and fathers, the leadership of the health department at san francisco general, some of whom are here today, ucsf, and most importantly, our alliance with our patients, including those

my heart absolutely goes out to her and to dion, because i know them so well.magine their loss. >> lionel, there's going to be so much stuff written about whitney houston, as there was after michael jackson, amy winehouse, and all these entertainers who get taken at such tragically early ages like this. try and put in perspective what whitney houston was really like from your knowledge of her. cut away from the tabloid headlines and the mythology, what kind of woman was she? >> very good question and i love that. i started smiling as you thought about it. first of all, she was a gift, if you understand that. i mean, i am a storyteller. she's a singer. so when you see someone walking to the studio and can hit any note she wants to hit at any volume, at any level, come on. i sat there some days saying god, you should have given me a little bit more than that. she was just a gift in voice. and i think the humor, her sense of humor in the middle of all this. i remember in the early days she kept saying to me, do you think one day i will be like you? i said no, no,

speakers included stevie wonder, tyler perry and dion warwick. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: whitney houston'sriends and family swayed to the music of stevie wonder. in baptist tradition, it was not a day to mourn houston but to return her home, a celebration of the pop icon's life in the church where she was discovered as a teenager. >> you wait for a voice like that for a lifetime. >> reporter: alicia keys wiped away tears before her emotional tribute. ♪ and it's a long, long way to heaven ♪ >> reporter: and actor kevin costner talked about moments only he and houston shared. >> the whitney i knew despite her success and worldwide fame still wondered, am i good enough? it was a burden that made her great and the part that made her stumble in the end. >> reporter: gary hunter attended the service. he showed us the program filled with photos of the singer. >> all of us wish we could have grabbed her and been closer. >> reporter: after the ceremony, fans were allowed to come back to the church to pay their respects. earlier, many were frustrated that they were kept blocks away. >> i want to fee

she says houston's mother, cissy, and her cousin, dion warrick, are coordinating the service. >> they are like the two matriarchs of the family. >> reporter: these new tmz photos show houston in the days leading up to her death. lounging by the pool wednesday at the beverly hilton. and abc news has also learned that the doctors and pharmacies where houston obtained several prescriptions will be subpoenaed in the coming days as part of the investigation into what caused her death. linsey davis, abc news, newark, new jersey. >>> still ahead, something new in the skies in this country. is there an eye in the sky looking down at your backyard? >>> and the secret of jeremy lin's success. lessons for anyone who has ever been told, you can't. you're not good enough. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle heal

of deal they did to try to keep the company alive because i think that that was the goal of course dion ablow and his consider larry ferber to keep the company alive they had to have a go to person or a go to for somebody to help them through this process and those kinds of connections come through long term relationships i suspect that when we find out who benefited from this situation we're going to find somebody very close to course i knew or to the goldman sachs ok love to have you back on the road sign them thanks so much for being on the kinds report francine mckenna thank you all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the khans a report was made. ask iser and stacy herbert our time i guess francine mccann a if want to send an email please do so i kaiser report r t t v dot ru until next time x. had a saying by. a. egypt's streets and squares are alive with running crowds once again a year after president mubarak was forced from power. people here are calling the military council to step down immediately saying they're blocking reforms in the country more from tahrir s

of deal they did to try to keep the company alive because i think that that was the goal of course dion ablow and his consider larry ferber to keep the company alive they had to have a go to person or a go to for somebody to help them through this process and those kinds of connections through long term relationships i suspect that when we find out who benefited from this situation we're going to find somebody very close to course i knew or to the goldman sachs ok love to have you back on that spread of time though thanks so much for being on the cons report francine mckenna thank you all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made for and stacy herbert i guess francine mckenna if you want to send me an e-mail please do so or kaiser report or t t v dot ru until next time next time you're saying bye. the generals refused to step down as the egyptian capital braces itself for a day of massive public protest against military rule exactly a year after the former president was ousted. divisions of the armed wing of the syrian opposition over claims of responsib

the angel, dion king, happened to be on duty last night. he saw two suspects rob someone.ran after them, was attacked but he got up and took after after them again. he was able to flag down an off- duty officer. they eventually caught up with the suspects and charges are pending. >> thank goodness for the angel. >> still are some good samaritans out there doing some good things. >> rain showers back in our forecast and maybe some thunderstorms as well so we've got -- we're active today. >> need a little fireworks. >> it will be all rain. all liquid event for us. it is after all still the end of february. >> liquid better than frozen. >> that's right. the white stuff falling from the sky. >> julie wright knows more about that. talking about drinks. liquid versus frozen. i mentioned the cool temperatures. 37 right now in manassas. fix my hair. there we go. 39 in winchester. we'll be cool this afternoon. couple of showers out there at the moment north of town up toward 270 in frederick county, washington county. you might be getting a light shower. the main event still out to