dugan's actions. lester >> a lot of people talking about it gabe, thank you. >>> a dangerously cold night across much of the south, and a new storm threatening to impact more than 30 states. al roker is here al, what are you watching >> lester, brutal wind chills for the southeast including florida where wind chills will feel like it's well below freezing and then we have this system pushing out of the rockies that is going to be bringing in really rough weather heavy rain in texas. a wintry mix to the north. by thursday, there is ice and snow in the upper midwest. slippery road and travel delays. friday it makes its way into the northeast with showers and thunderstorms from the southeast. snowfall amounts anywhere heavy from the plains on into the northeast and then look for the possibility of heavy rain through the southeast. lester >> all right, thanks, al >>> still ahead, chaos at a high school wrestling match when a parent charged on to the mat. we'll tell you what happened next >>> all right, we

dugan's lawyers refuted that claim tuesday, saying it was the academy that offered dugan millions of dollars to drop her allegations and leave. >> it seems pretty clear that the relationship between deborah dugan and the recording academy is fraying right now, and there is no putting it back together in an easy way. >> reporter: dugan further alleges the voting process is rife with corruption saying the board uses secret committees to push forward artists with whom they have relationships. she says this year 30 artists that were not selected by the 12,000 voting members were added to the possible nomination list. >> if she is right about that, then that's something that will have resonance far beyond just this year's grammys alone. >> reporter: now portnal has not returned our requests for comment. in a statement the academy says its loyalty belongs to its members and regrets its biggest night is being stolen from them by ms. dugan's actions. >> lawsuits or not, the show will go on. and you can see the grammy awards right here on cbs starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the "overnight news

dugan's lawyers refuted that claim tuesday, saying it was the academy that offered dugan millions ofve. >> it seems pretty clear that the relationship between deborah dugan and the recording academy is fraying right now, and there is no putting it back together in an easy way. >> reporter: dugan further alleges the

dugan's investigation comes after she sent a memo to human resources where she outlined concerns about voting irregularities, financial mismanagement and a laundry list of other concerns. >> reporter: tonight a scandal striking the wrong tune at the grammys leaving many asking was the new chief executive forced out for speaking up or lashing out? miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we will be right back in 60 seconds with new arrests of suspected white nationalists as a showdown over gun rights draws near and the deeply personal revelation by a presidential candidate's wife >>> four more suspected white nationalists are under arrest. the governor's temporary state of emergency is now in effect. jeff bennett is in richmond. >> reporter: tonight, the arrests of four more suspected neo-nazis connected to what authorities call a white supremacist group. it calls itself the base the english translation of al qaeda. yesterday the fbi arrested three other members of that same group who officials say had obtained weapons and discussed attending a progun rally in virginia next week virg

i'm deborah dugan. >> reporter: deborah dugan was the grammys' first female chief executive when sheusted last week, just ten days before the awards show. today her attorneys filed a federal discrimination claim on her behalf, charging the recording academy with sexual harassment and retaliation reminiscent of those deployed by individuals defending harvey weinstein. one of her attorneys represents a jane doe who is scheduled to testify in the weinstein trial. today's charge says that the academy sought to destroy dugan's reputation by leaking false information to the press. as recently as last month, dugan gave interviews promising a major restructuring of the awards show. in the charge, she claims there are voting irregularities when it comes to the nominating process. favoring artists with academy connections over big names like ed sheeran and ariana grande. in a new statement to cbs news, the academy says dugan never raised these allegations until after claims she had created a created a toxic and abusive work environment, which dugan denies. the academy says it has opened indepe

dugan claimed he had been accused of rape by a foreign artist.the academy placed dugan on leave after she was accused of misconduct. dugan says she was put on leave as retaliation for accusing the academy's general counsel of sexual harassment. the academy is investigating all the allegations. the grammy awards airs this sunday on cbs. ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll speak with former grammy ceo deborah dugan right here in studio 57. >>> "miami herald" reports an arrest warrant has been issued for antonio brown. he and his trainer are accused of attacking a man on tuesday. brown faces several charges including burglary with battery and criminal mischief. police tried to make contact with brown but were uncornerbackful. his trainer was arrested. brown was released by the new england patriots in september after accusations of sexual misconduct. >>> the department of transportation want to ban all service animals for flights to the u.s. except for specially trained dogs. the proposal would allow airlines to prohibit emotional support animals such

dugan has been on administrative leave since last week.demy is investigating allegations that she created an abusive and bullying environment made against her by an executive assistant, which dugan denies. on tuesday, dugan filed a federal discrimination complaint, alleging she was sexually harassed and separately that former president neil portnow did not have his contract renewed because of a rape accusation. portnow told cbs in a statement that he was exonerated after an investigation saying, "there was no basis for the allegations, and once again, i deny them unequivocally." >> there's a bit of a haze around the grammys this year. >> reporter: matt beloni is the editorial director for the "hollywood reporter." >> the allegation is that there is a second level of these committees that essentially doctor the voting in order to get certain artists nominated and performing on the show. and if that's true, then that is a giant scandal. >> reporter: we reached out to the recording academy for reaction to dugan's latest comments but haven't h

. ♪ i'm trying to be fair >> reporter: according to deborah dugan, music's biggest night is ripe withruption. >> welcome to the 61st annual grammy awards. >> reporter: the ousted exec outlining the alleged manipulation in a suit against the academy claiming nominations are rigged by members of the board and the secret committees that choose artists based on pre-existing personal or business relationships. >> and the grammy goes to -- >> reporter: among those allegedly cheated out of nods, ariana grande and ed sheeran. ♪ don't think i fit in at this party ♪ >> reporter: dugan claims the pop stars both had the votes to secure a nomination for the 2019 song of the year award but were bumped by the committee over a, quote, outrageous conflict of interest. ♪ >> reporter: this was the same year that grande pulled out of the show due to a disagreement with organizers. ♪ thank you next >> reporter: the allegations come amidst a brutal battle between dugan and the recording academy. >> there is no question she was going to make big changes there. >> reporter: dugan served as head of the organi

. >> reporter: deborah dugan said last week the recording academy offered her millions of dollars if she keeps her silence. she refused. is the awards process corrupt? >> it's rigged >> reporter: 12,000 academy members vote to determine the top 20 nominees for a grammy award but dugan alongside her attorney says committees who pick the final nominees can be influenced you're saying that in some cases, the nominating process has the involvement of people who have an interest in the nominations, people who -- artists who might be nominated are in the room. >> absolutely. >> not just the artists, people who have business affiliations with the artists, as well. >> could represent the artist >> reporter: are in the room >> yes. >> reporter: what about the allegation that artists have made that it ispredominantly white >> it is true. it's predominately white males that call the shots. >> reporter: she says sunday night artist up for song of the year took spots from ariana grande and ed sheeran. >> when you move somebody up, somebody comes out and i was in the room and i did see that happen

deborah dugan and her attorney are here. welcome to you both.hrone a fire bomb into the grammy awards. >> i have. >> yes you have. i want to start with one principle accusation about the voting. you basically say that the board of the grammy's is permitted simply to add in artists for nominations who did not even make the initial 20 artist list voted by members. >> yes. >> should we see the grammys on sunday as rigged? >> listen, there's a process in place where the members vote and that's the beauty of the grammys and i have to just pause and say thank you for hosting me because i do know you're hosting the grammys on sunday so that must be awkward, at least. that process, where music makers are voting for music makers is probably one of the most beautiful things in music. i'll just say that out loud. unlike other awards where it's about fans, or it's about popularity, the grammys are about voting -- >> get to the part if it's rigged. >> what happens is that the board are on the various committees. then there is -- >> there are committees that

dugan's potential misconduct and her subsequent allegations.ugan denies their allegations. >>> we are six days away from super bowl liv. >> the 49ers arrived in miami last night and the hype begins today when the niners and the chiefs participate in the media circus. players and coaches will address the nation for the first time in a news conference. this will be the only time both teams will be in the same location before the game sunday. >> why is there a party out there on the runway? >> that's how they do it in miami. >> i like it. i want to be invited. >> i know you do. you weren't. >> friend -- >> guess who was? all these people on the screen here. we'll have live reports from miami all week long. larry beil, chris alvarez, julian glover, amanda del castillo and dustin dorsey will keep us up to date on the players and the fans and we have a live report from julian at 5:00. >> look at julian in the middle of that screen. >> i like that. >> yes. >> our digital team will cover the super bowl all week long on facebook. also on the abc7 news a

dugan's potential misconduct and subsequent allegations. on the executive committee of the recording academy calling the allegations deeply disturbing and heartbreaking adding, we would not have taken precious time away from our families and careers if we felt that it was a boy's club. george? >> amy, thanks very much. we are joined right now by deborah dugan, along with her attorney doug wigdor, thanks for coming in. the battle is pretty well joined. let's start where amy left off, those women on the executive board saying this is not a boy's club. >> right, when i came in as the first ceo of the recording academy, 62 years, female, there are definitely amazing, amazing people that work there in the recording academy and also on the board. but at the very onset, in fact, under the guise of a work dinner i was propositioned by the general counsel, entertainment lawyer of an enormous power in the industry. >> mr. katz. >> yes. >> he categorically denies those allegations and says you got the dinner completely wrong. >> starting with calling

months after announcing the grammy award nominations, the ousted ceo of the recording academy deborah dugan is claiming there's widespread corruption due to a boys club mental within the organization in her discrimination complaint dugan says committees added 30 of this year's possible nominees even though they had not made the cut in voting. she also claims one of this year's nominees for song of the year was voted 18th in the category but got a nomination anyway because he or she served on the nominating committee dugan did not identify other artists like sheeran and ariana grande missed out on nominations even though they had enough votes. what is most shocking to you about this complaint? >> i think what's most shocking to me about this complaint is that it's gone on for so long, and that there is no oversight over the voting committee, that you could actually vote for yourself ♪ >> reporter: the academy has no specifically addressed the corruption allegations, but tonight it says it's investigating. "it is deeply disturbing to us and quite frankly heartbreaking to witness the firestorm

dugan's potential misconduct and her subsequent allegations. course, people will be, i think, anxiously awaiting the results of these investigations. >> i do believe. that's right. chris connelly will join us from l.a. to talk more about this. okay, we've been talking about it during amy's piece. these are stunning allegations. i don't think a lot of us are that surprised. so what is your take, chris? >> well, i think for fans and for artists, the sad part is that these nominees now have to be viewed with suspicion and skepticism. you know, we've certainly heard before questions about the way in which artists are nominated for the grammys. that's not new. but to hear from an ex-ceo with this kind of detail making these sort of allegations about how these nominations come into being is a shocking thing. i mean, think about the most scary moment in the average horror movie. it's when the call is coming from inside the house. this call is coming from inside the house. it's a big deal. >> only you could put it in perspective like that that we can u

but in her lawsuit dugan says she was the victim of sexual harassment and was put on leave after she already launched an investigation, an independent investigation, into these allegations made by dugan. now we're just seeing a war of press releases. >> right, exactly. >> by lawyers from both sides here. >> let me just say, i did not tell our producers to put that much beyonce at the top of that piece, but i will say she was robbed, she was robbed. this is interesting because people have been speaking out for the grammys, against it, for a long time. drake, kendrick lamar, ed sheeran. they all have said, there's something not right here. it has a lot of people looking into it and asking more questions. >> the thought that the board of the recording economy is manipulating the nomination process? that is such a strong allegation. >> let me quote jay-z who says, tell the grammys, blank that oh and eight blank. i can't even say it. look up the lyrics. >>> when we come back, the announcement from alicia keys that just set the internet on fire. >>> and why will smith has been working unde

this morning we're hearing from ousted grammy ceo debra dugan. >> yesterday we told you that dugan filedn complaint against the recording academy. she claims there are conflicts of interest when it comes to nominations and a largely male committee narrowed down the field. this morning on "gma" dugan explains why she kept quiet about the allegations. >> why didn't you want them to take action if the charges are so serious? >> i wanted to make change from within. i moved across the country, i had a great job.in at each step to take a deep breath and say, okay, i can make a difference. i can fix this. >> interesting. >> you can watch dugan's full interview at 7:00 on "gma" after abc7 mornings. >> now let's look at traffic and jobina. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. still following this breaking traffic story in san mateo. this is a live look from the scene on airport boulevard. want to let you know unfortunately one person has died. two people rushed to the hospital this morning involving that car that you can see on the left-hand side of your screen near the ambulance. we did confirm

>> i don't want to name who that is for the artist's integrity. >> reporter: the academy says dugan'segations are false. >> if even a little bit of these allegations are true, the grammy's organization has some real soul-searching to do. >> reporter: the academy suspended dugan last week saying it is investigating allegations she created a hostile work environment, which she denies. ♪ with their song >> reporter: thursday grammy host singer alicia keys says she's always wondered about process. >> i think it's always been a little bit confusing. >> reporter: as artists like tanya tucker rehearsed, the cloud over the show grows darker, and now without one of its brightest names. vladimir duthiers, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a woman loses her chance to have her own children. why a court ruled she has to donate her frozen embryos to strangers. later, steve hartman stirs up some treble with a budding musician. a budding musician. th 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, wha

dugan denies their allegations. >> all right.ng to mike nicco and a look at our weather. >> we'll go up to the north bay. some fog being reported in the napa valley. you can see around san rafael it looks quiet looking south on 101 heading down towards the golden gate bridge. partly cloudy today. a quiet pattern, at least for today. we have a chance of rain. the best chance across the north bay tomorrow. all of us have a slight chance. spring warmth for friday and saturday. 70s. here's the pattern, you can see a push mainly west to east of the cloud cover, just to or north. here's the storm system that will bring us a chance of showers tomorrow. let's jump into future radar. we'll start with today. the lake, mendocino and northern part of sonoma county has a chance of light rain. you can see along the sonoma county, mendocino county, the coast, light showers heading there. winds coming out of the south pushing that chance and depleting it as we head throughouted afternoon hours. 4:30 tomorrow morning, we have a chance of light to

. >> debra dugan said she was punished for trying to expose alleged sexual harassment and nominationigging. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, speaking out. >> and the grammy for album of the year -- >> the grammy goes to -- >> the grammy goes to -- >> with just three dre until th grammy awards, the president and ceo debra dugan dropping bombshell allegations. calling it a boys club that puts their financial interest above the academy's mission. >> and in a 46 paige complaint, dugan alleges that the voting process behind the awards is rife with corruption, involving secret committees which she claims pushed forward artists with whom they have relationships. after filing that complaint, dugan is ready to tell her story, the first place to hear it is on "good morning america." her interview with george stephanopoulos is at 7:00 a.m. >> that story is getting deep. >> mm-hmm. >>> aerosmith is being sued by one of its own. why band members don't want their drummer on sage. >>> and the mascot who won't b >>> a dry embarcadero, looking south from our roof camera here. we'll ta

. >> it is predominantly white males. >> the academy calls dugan's allegations about the voting process categorically false, misleading and wrong and could the controversy take the stage? >> i think what we're anticipating for or looking out for, is will anyone say anything >> sharon osbourne a presenter sunday, sounded off yesterday on "the talk". >> the grammys unfortunately is run by middle-aged white wannabes with no creative talent at all. >> for years, critics and artists had questioned the awards process, with acclaimed black artists like beyonce and kendrick lamar failing to take home album of the year honors drake spoke out last year on the topic on the grammy stage. >> we play an opinion-based sport. >> will there be more moments like that this year from the presenters, winners or the host alicia keys we will find out sunday. >> joe, thank you very much. >>> up next, a story i think you'll like about a courageous third grader and an amazing welcome back to school. >>> finally tonight, students showing their true colors to welcome back a braves the story. >> reporter: on a drea

deborah dugan is under investigation for misconduct.mes after a formal allegation was made by a senior female employee. but no other details have been released. dugan was the first woman to serve as the head of the grammys. she had been on the job for just six months. >>> the fbi has arrested three suspected neo-nazis allegedly planning to attend a pro-gun rally in virginia monday. a former canadian army reservist is among the men facing weapons and other charges. it comes after virginia's governor imposed a temporary ban on weapons near the state capitol, which is the site of monday's rally. a gun rights group challenged the governor's order, but yesterday a judge upheld the ban. >>> there's growing outrage over the case of a mississippi man sentenced to 12 years in prison for bringing a cell phone into jail. the state supreme court has now upheld willie nash's sentence. nash was originally arrested for a misdemeanor. he challenged the sentence calling it excessive, but the state's highest court led it is within sentencing guidelines.

it was a response to a complaint filed by suspended ceo deborah dugan.n "cbs this morning" she talked of corruption within the nomination voting committee meetings. >> in that room not only are there trustees that have conflict of interest in particular artists that are nominated but more importantly there are even artists that are nominated that are in the room. >> reporter: dugan says while with the academy she received two letters from board members saying they felt the voting procedures were improper. in the statement the academy emphasized there are strict rules in place to address any conflict of interest and should a committee member qualify for a grammy they are required to leave the room and are not allowed to vote in that category. >> i'm here to celebrate the artist. >> reporter: returning host alisha keys recorded an interview earlier this week. >> that's something that's always a little bit confusing, you know, as an artist. how does it get chosen. how did that person win. i think it's always been a little bit confusing. >> reporter: and you

when deb dugan was named head of the recording academy the move was applauded but less than six monthser the first woman to hold that job is now under investigation. ♪ with ten days to go until grammy night a major shake-up overnight inside the recording academy. the group's president and ceo deborah dugan, the first woman to hold the job, now placed on administrative leave over an allegation of misconduct by a senior female member of the team. the recording academy telling abc news, the board of trustees has also retained two independent third party investigators to conduct independent investigations of the allegations. dugan's role as head of the academy only went into effect five months ago and the nature of the allegation remains unclear. the news stunning many inside the industry including "variety's" jim aswod who recently interviewed her. >> i spoke to her for an hour ten days ago. there was no question she was going to make big changes. she wasn't making them yet. she hadn't said exactly what they were. ♪ fallin' in and out of love >> reporter: alicia keys is hosting music's bi

. >> renewing questions about diversity at the grammys deborah dugan, who was recently placed on leaveviolation, has filed a discrimination complaint, accusing the organization of corruption >> my goodness the grammy goes to - >> reporter: just days before the grammys -- the recording academy's ousted chief executive is fighting back deborah dugan has been hired to address gender inequality issues, but last week, she was placed on administrative leave following allegations of misconduct now her attorneys have filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission this blatant form of retaliation in corporate america is all too common, even post me too, they wrote. she was placed on leave after sending an email, detailing conflicts with interest, improper self-dealing by board members. she also alleges the academy manipulates the process to ensure that certain songs or albums are nominated when the producer wants a particular song performed during the show. adding it was all made possible by a boys club mentality stating the academy's 12,000 voting members who pick grammy no

>> is she sporting dugan?le are taking her absence as a sign she is in support of dugan but alicia keys is hosting this year. arianna grandman is coming back. lis o l lizzo els be in the house. >> you spoke with brad pitt. >> really? >> you spoke with brad pitt. >> yes. >> is there a reunion that is going to happen? what is happening with brad and jennifer? >> brad and me, brolo? i'm sorry. who? jennifer? who. >> all we need to know about that. >> so it's not happening. >> fairy tales do happen. maybe back together. they are both single, they appear ready to ming him. i don't think as long as brol za a thing anything benifer is happening soon. >>> moving on, overnight from california, another case of that deadly virus now confirmed in the united states. >> a question now, is it a reason to worry? dr. john torres separating fact from fiction next. dr. john torres separating fact from fiction next. ah, look out! abandon nut! [screaming] ah, we're too heavy! matt, let go. no, you let go. hey, mr. peanut! no, you

deborah dugan says she's being retaliated against for reporting misconduct including what she calls corrupt voting practices and a allegation. she alleges she was sexually harassed by the general counsel and he has denied those claims. >>> new details on a claimed that amazon ceo phone was sacked by the crown prince of saudi arabia. experts are calling for an immediate investigation. some say he may have been black male. his security consultant says the government was out to get the amazon ceo. after the washington post covered the murder of jamaal khashoggi. the crown prince allegedly sent a malware infected files to a messaging out. some believe the saudi government is to blame. >> that is the way that things work in saudi arabia. u.s. officials believe the crown prince ordered his murder and was killed five months after the election phone hacked. the crown prince says he has nothing to do with it. the washington post covered fleck they put a target on jeff basil's is back. >>> a big rally for the company's market valuation past $100 billion which is more than ford and general motors comb

deborah dugan is the first woman to lead the association and has only been in the position for 6 months. the 62nd grammy awards take place sunday january 26th. >>> plenty of snow still lingering around mount hamilton today after yesterday's storm. an actual snowplow clearing the roads there. snow ball fights, snow angels i'm sure out there. >> plenty of snowmen to be med for sure. >> you go inside their visitor center, they have stunning pictures of mount hamilton cloaked in snow, and you think wow, what must that look like. >> and there you go! >> now we know. >> that's really something. >> looks like that's it for a bit though as the next chance of significant rain isn't moving into the bay area until next week. in the meantime. saturday and sunday we have high clouds looming over the bay area, and they continue to loom, probably right through sunday. we got high pressure over the bay area, but there will be high clouds from time to time this weekend. concord 45, livermore 46, and in san francisco 53 right now. on this friday evening, we'll be dry, but we'll be bundled up. santa rosa

we reached out to dugan but have not heard back. the grammys air on january 26th. >>> ahead a look at the role of chief justice roberts in the historic senate impeachment trial. why people who know him the best say he's perfect for the job. good morning. it's a cold start to the day with areas of fog for parts of the bay area and in the locations. as we head through the afternoon moses sunny to partly sunny skies and cool low average daytime highs running a few degrees cooler than average. low 50s for the coast, mid-50s for the bay and inlet and as we head through the afternoon 54 san francisco, oakland, 56 san jose. we will stay dry into the weekend with temps warming up a little bit. >>> more news ahead including a major possible announcement from buckingham palace. we takeou >>> more news ahead including a major possible announcement from buckingham palace. we take you to vancouver, canada where prince harry and meghan markle may settle down. you're watching "cbs this morning". morning". yone has something to . but in a world ful

ousted ceo debra dugan says the reason is it's manipulated and the big question now what does all this mean? for music's biggest night controversy takes center stage. >> it's rigged. >> embattled recording academy debra dugan taking aim at the nomination process. >> i was show shocked when i got there at the level of sexism i found at the recording academy. >> reporter: dugan suspended after less than six months on the job filed a discrimination complaint alleging sexual misconduct and vote rigging. sharon osborn whose husband won a grammy in 1994 sounding off on cbs's the talk despite being a presenter at the ceremony. >> the grammys unfortunately is run by middle-aged white wanna bees with no creative talent at all. >> reporter: the academy vigorously denies allegations of corruption calling them c categorically false, misleading and wrong. insiders will be closely watching the ceremony to see if anyone else joins the growing chorus of criticism. all eyes are on returning host alicia keys. >> i do believe her voice is needed at this time. if she doesn't say anything it'll be not just

the suspended president of the recording academy, deborah dugan, dropping bombshell accusations. >> this conflicts of interest. >> reporter: in a complaint filed tuesday she claims one our guest artist who came in 18th for song of the year not only sat on the committee deciding those nominees but, is represented by a member of the academy board. she says that artist wound up as one of the final nominees. >> not only are there trustees that have a conflict of interest on particular artists that are nominated, but, more importantly there are artists that are nominated that are in the room. so, for me, that is just such a blatant contract conflict of interest. reps despite the controversy, some of the music's biggest stars prepared to for sunday shows, rehearsals are ongoing as crews with the final touches on the grammy state. lizzo is among the most anticipated performers on this year's show. along with fellow newcomer to the island. the two women lead the pack this year with the nominations. >> rock 'n roll is forever. >> reporter: arrowsmith, who is set to receive a 2020 music person of

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that there are conflicts of interest that taint the system the academy is investigating and called dugan'stiming curious given the accusations against her it throws the legitimacy of the process. >>into a bold like okay, because there is not a ton of transparency in terms of how the nominees are decided nipsey hussle the great the grammys will pay tribute to nipsey hussle delayed hip-hop star gunned down last march in los angeles. he's also nominated for 3 awards it just is very said that it had to take. >>his tragic murder for people to discover his >>and this is what i was referring to just and it looks like the grammy awards will be missing a major star this year a source close to taylor swift says she's skipping the ceremony tomorrow night. she is up for song of the year best pop solo performance and best pop vocal album, the superstar already has 10 grammys to her name and 35 nominations now it's unclear why she'll miss the ceremony. the grammys will air tomorrow live from los angeles the staples center down there. you can find a list of the winners after the show on our website kron

deborah dugan has her name and she will be here at studio 57 to address the controversial allegationsn the more perfect union series, meet a doctor whose idea for reducing medical debt is paying off in more ways than one. people working off their bills. see you at 7:00. >>> a live look at sfo this morning. the days of passengers bringing rabbits, turtles and birds on airplanes as emotional support animals could be ending. the department of transportation is proposing a crackdown. airlines would no longer be required to accept emotional support animals. the only ones allowed would be trained service dogs. >> i think anyone that has a disability that needs some sort of support, i believe should be able to bring that on to the airplane. anything that will cause a hazard or will be disruptive to everybody else, i don't believe that should be allowed on the airplane. >> the proposed new rules are aimed at preventing passengers from traveling with unconventional pets like pigs, turkeys, miniature horses and squirrels. >>> happening today, bart officials are excited to launch a multimillion

new recording academy ceo, deborah dugan, was suspended just 10 days before the grammys, accused of bullyingthe workplace. she denies the claim and filed an eeoc complaint, claiming she was the victim of sexual harassment, and that the grammy board manipulates the nomination process with what some call secret committees. >> i just know there are conflicts of interest that taint the system. >> reporter: the academy is investigating and called her timing areas, given the accusations against her. >> it throws the legitimacy of the process into a bowl of light . there is not a ton of transparency in terms of how the nominees are decided. >> reporter: the grammys will pay tribute to nifty hustle, the late hip-hop start gun down in los angeles, is also nominated for three awards. >> it is very sad it had to take his tragic murder for people to discover his music. >> you can expect to see impressive music collaborations at tomorrow's show. we have one nominated bay area band that is ahead of the game with a different kind of teamwork. >> reporter: adam and eve, peanut butter and jelly, heavy metal

employment opportunity commission filed by recently ousted recording academy ceo and president debra duganlaims the grammy voting progress is rife with corruption. ♪ the complaint specifically naming ed sheeran and understa ariana grande who missed out on song of the year category due to an outrageous conflict of interest. >> if i was an artist and i found out i lost a nomination due to politics, i would be angry. >> what does this mean for sunday's awards? chris conley weighs in live at 7:00 a.m. >> oops. that can't be good. all right. new this morning, speaking of the 2k3wr5grammys, host alysha s about to release her first new album in seven years. >> the 15-time grammy winner announced a new album and a world tour. the album will be titled "alysha." it will drop march 20th. her tour will make a stop at the masonic in san francisco on september 24th. tickets go on sale today. today, at 10:00. >> i like her. she's a fantastic host of the grammys. looking forward to that. >> that's cool. looking forward to her hosting. >> good timing. >>> scary new numbers when it comes to opioid abuse in

debra dugan denying that and accusing the academy issues including sexism which its leadership deniesspotlight on the ongoing need for gender equality. >> in all genres of our businesses and our world, not just the arts, we're dealing with this and it's about time. that's why time's up happened because it's about time that we start looking at that. >> reporter: many watching to see how the controversy is addressed but staying focused on what music's biggest night is all about. >> it's a time where all artists kind of come together and, you know, it's a party to celebrate the work. >> reporter: and there will also a tribute in tonight's show to rapper and activist nipsey hussle who who was shot to death last year and alicia keys will back to host the grammys for the second year in a row. dan? >> marci, thanks so much. >> if you're a nipsey hustle fan, he made a difference in his life and in his community. i covered that story extensively in los angeles. >>> coming up on "gma," the results of a new study on kids playing football. what to know about concussions and head injuries. results

of bryant's death and the past 11 days of controversy surrounding the ouster of grammy ceo deborah duganbeen a hell of a week. damn. >> reporter: sunday night's focus was celebrating the year's music. lizzo took home three awards. billie eilish swept the top four grammys, song, record, album of the year and best new artist. >> what does this mean to you? >> i'm dying, man. >> beyond your wildest dreams? >> this is surreal. this is like a dream. >> we'll have much more with kevin frazier and on kobe bryant. we do want to get on to some other news. a new report could up end the impeachment trial. former national security adviser john bolton says president trump did tie ukraine military aid to investigations into his political rivals. this is all in the manuscript for bolton's new book entitled "the room where it happened." nancy cordes reports on all of this from capitol hill. >> i'm just going to explain -- >> reporter: bolton drops the bombshell in an unpublished manuscript. according to the "new york times" bolton says the president told him he wanted to continue to freeze $391 million

a former employee deborah dugan says thejudging is rigged and the academy is riddled with corruption.e these allegations until she was accused of bullying herself. let's get the thoughts of bill werde from billboard magazine, who joins us now. so she was very senior, deborah, and in the recording academy, but the allegations she's made are pretty serious for the academy and how they go forward. well, i mean, yeah, just to be clear, deborah was the ceo of the recording academy. she was hired in fact, in response to the ceo, neil, stepping down after i think 19 years on the job. that was hastened by his comment that famously sort of made the rounds worldwide where he suggested that women needed to step up suggested that women needed to step up in orderto suggested that women needed to step up in order to achieve more grammies. so, i think the truth is, the recording academy, i think they've felt they had a pr problem when neil said that, in reality, i think they had a reality problem. there is a major culture clash here. asa giant there is a major culture clash here. as a giant institut