live fearless. >>> less than 24 hours to go before kickoff of super bowl xlix.he patriots and seahawks go helmet to helmet for the vince lombardi trophy. john clark is in phoenix on the eve of the big game. >> history is going to be made. you have tom brady appearing in his sixth super bowl. only one other player has been in that many. and russell wilson. he already is the first quarterback to be in two super bowls in his first three seasons. he will obviously become the first quarterback ever to win two super bowls in his first three seasons if he can do it. and tom brady if he wins his fourth super bowl he ties for the most ever. let's hear from the quarterbacks. >> our mind set doesn't change. ever since i've gotten here we've had a championship mind set. it's about winning games and being successful every time we step on the field. >> it's amazing sitting here thinking this is the sixth time i'll be doing this. and i have such an appreciation for it now, you know, and that's why i'm hoping we can accomplish and finally finish it off with a great win on sunda

live fearless. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, february 5. accuweather is tracking an arctic front that's bringing snow showers to the area and a blast of frigid air. >> developing this morning a minivan burst into flames and philadelphia police are calling it suspicious. >> a health insurance giant said hassers have stolen millions of information of thousands of people. >> reporter: let's go oats to david murphy. >> reporter: we have snow showers in allentown and changeover to wet snow and sleet is possible back toward harrisburg where it might be all rain. the question is how together this can maintain itself by the time it gets to i-95. we're not sure philadelphia will get anything more than flurries, if you encounter any of this, especially snow, you could encounter a slick road surface is not out of the question. if you pick upment light stuff slow it down. 36 in degrees in philadelphia. winds are turning out of the north so we're colder in the northern and western suburbs and these numbers in the i-95 corridor will drop over the next co

use of force you're expecting my daughter was a blackmail with dread locates and arrested a person fearless you can take this officers lives this is in the institution constitution that's how serious it is to arrest fearless a person officers use fear as a reason to pull their guns out on our youth what does fear mean if you're that scared why are you an officer (clapping.) thank you, ma'am ma'am, ma'am, we have a senior investigator that reports to the police commission can you raise your hand can you follow-up with her, please yes, thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. >> hello, welcome. >> i'm sergeant the president of the police officers association i stand before you to tell you that we had a meeting today with one of our commissioners who is committed to the fact that recruitment of people who look like us to police the areas that we or so concerned about i'm here to tell you the officers suggested is totally committed and we've stampede stated to the command staff and the city and county of san francisco we did it back in the 70s and we had 3 hundred police officers working in

>> it is a fearless -- >> fearless. >> larry: what are they trying to do? what is their mission. >> i don't know don't look at me. i'm not going to mars. >> larry: what is their mission? what happens after their mission? >> someone downs the plane because they believe in something kind of bigger. >> larry: why would someone fly into something knowing that they will die. >> because it's there! (applause) >> larry: okay, lee you have to explain a gay-- pride parade. >> are you joking? >> larry: what is a gay pride parade. >> your momma. a gay pride parade. >> larry: why is there a parade. what is a parade. >> what is a gay pride parade. >> it is a celebrate your gayness. >> larry: let's go back to your momma. >> i took my momma to the gay pride parade. >> larry: you took your moth tore the gay pride parade this is more interesting. what happened? >> what am i doing with all these-- i can't even say the word because it is politically incorrect. no i can't say it i can't say that word. >> larry: that's what your mom said. >> yeah. i was like shut up. you are go

led by two fearless men, mr. hosea williams and a man many of people know in this room, representative john lewis, 500 of those brave soldiers, determined to have their voices heard and their right to vote he recognized as they lined up at the edmund pettus bridge. these initial marchers were then rudely assaulted and then beaten by alabama state troopers as they attempted to cross the bridge, seeking to have their constitutional right to vote. that became known as bloody sunday. two days later, foot soldiers led by dr. martin luther king jr. peacefully assembled and again attempted to cross the bridge. the group marched to where the attacks occurred a few days before on bloody sunday, and at dr. king's request, they stopped and knelt in prayer. following the prayer, the marchers turned around and returned to selma. then on march 21, under the protection of federal troops and the alabama national guard, that group had swollen to 8000 foot soldiers who were escorted safely for 54 miles from selma to montgomery. by

. >> that song, along with "15" on are on "fearless," "fearless" had her first crossover hit which wasideo goes to -- taylor swift. >> as she was accepting the award kanye west bum rushed the stage and grabbed the microphone away from her. i'm happy for you, and i'll let you finish, but beyons he one of the best videos of all time. >> this became a media frenzy. >> what a jerk. >> and a dope. >> i think he's an idiot and he's just a waste. >> it's a night that she went supernofa and even people that knew her in passing wanted to know who this artist was. >> the night i saw kanye pull the mike out of her hand i felt like somebody had just disrespected my little sister. >> wow! like i went, if i would have been in that room i would have whooped his ass, i would have tried. >> ahead, bad break-up his taylor seeing red. >> your advice to her then in the love life? >> um, a shotgun. a shotgun. ♪ ♪ really... i guess i did take some risks. anncr: bode, bode miller!!! trained a little bit differently. a little too honest sometimes. the media is useless. you were out of control. but not always.

thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to a fearless journalist. bob simon killed last night in a car crash here in new york city. remembered this evening for his tireless war coverage from the battlefield in vietnam, traveling to so many conflicts around the world. his latest record airing just last sunday. tonight, this image from the scene of the crash. simon was a passenger in the backseat. abc's byron pitts, who worked with simon, on what happened last night, and on bob simon's storied career. >> reporter: this is the mangled wreck. evidence of the silence of the crash that took bob simon's life. investigators looking into just how fast the driver was going when he hit a car at a manhattan traffic light and slam into a metal barrier. simon wasn't wearing a seat belt. an unlikely end to a life lived on the edge. >> this is where the bobdies are stored. >> reporter: bob simon had it all. the looks, the style, the resume. he was hemingway with a microphone. >> hundreds became thousands until an exodus of biblical proportions was under way. we're

. >>> and, this evening, we remember a fearless journalist, bob simon. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us tonight. and we begin with the "american sniper" trial and the stunning video revealed in court today. this is the former marine accused of killing navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle and his friend. the images from his days in iraq. and this is what he looks like now in that texas courtroom. tonight, the video captured by the police cruiser, revealing the moment the suspect takes off. a short time later, surrendering, as police then rush in. that marine veteran is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity, but abc's ryan owens reports tonight, the prosecution is hoping these videos will prove otherwise. >> reporter: this is dash cam video of police chasing double murder suspect eddie routh just hours after he killed chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield. one officer rams the truck. watch that collision again. it doesn't stop routh. the chase reaches speeds of more than 100 miles an hour before the truck has mechanical problems and stops in the middle of t

. >> on tuesday night members of the knew work student union including there fearless leader and friendf our show attended a board meeting. after the meeting she and six other students snuck upstairs sat down and staged a sit in. >> save our school. save our school. >> blasted her for not taking the initiative to come and talk to the students. >> she was off somewhere having a good time. did not see fit to come and have a discussion. bill: how have the kids not been arrested or suspended for acting this way or even thrown out of school. >> they have been active and vocal. sitting up there right now. the school hand-delivered six to ten letters to the parents of the students are urging them to come and bring them back home and get them out of there. they tried to get them out. they have not gotten the authorities involved yet. bill: it sounds like he is taking his cue. >> you are kind of right. the conference and reaction. bill: kristin. >> and reaction to something that they do. does not look like she is going anywhere. someone asked the mayor if he thinks it is bad the students are out

digitally fearless and unencumbered by conventional lists and debates and they're remaking world everys that this problem of how we secure this digital world is only going to increase. i want -- >> so the president, i thought it was interesting. i was just jotting it down. referencing young people especially in his audience not just speaking to members of congress or private sectors in silicon valley saying the young people today are digitally fearless but in the wake of, you know several major companies being hacked the big challenge the cyber security. this is what the president is addressing here at stanford, you know really touting government funding critical investments in science and technology but also saying listen it's a tough world out there with the challenges to cyber security so hoping to build this bridge right, between the government in between these businesses when it comes to protecting and preventing hacking. a quick little note before i move along. it's a big audience. apple's ceo tim cook is there. but there are three big names who are not. the top executives at goo

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live fearless. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, february 5. an arctic front that's bringing snow showers to the area and a blast of frigid air. >> developing this morning a minivan burst into flames and philadelphia police are calling it suspicious. >> a

i think that his team likes it and he has a feel for it and he is fearless about it. >> marco rubio went hard on foreign policy. he was actually willing to get into specifics. here was his best soundbite. >> isis is a radical sunni islamic group. they need to be the fetid on the ground by a sunni military force. the egyptians, the saudi's, the jordanians, even turks and even the kurds. it together a coalition of armed forces that can put them on the ground with u.s. special operations support and provide them with logistical and technical support and the most devastating air support possible and you will wipe isis out. >> the only thing that would have made that better was naming off the leaders of those countries. did this separate him from other people? >> it does. it was laughable and somewhat amazing that a young first term senator considered like the foreign policy dean of this large field. i thought that was the strongest moment. he was strong today. like a lot of people here, vintage. a lot of biker fee, a lot of aspiration and optimism. i don't think that he did anything in this

she said god allows her to be fearless and sheehan also sharks accordingly human sharks. the cover is also an omage to her killer looks on the red carpet. >> that is a fierce photo. >> um-hmm. >> nice. >> sometimes they do that and it looks fake. >> alex, it is real. >> it is. >> i also read it is commemorating 40th anniversary of jaws. >> is that right. >> i think shark looks photo shopped to me, the the shark was chubbier then that. >>> another magazine cover has a controversy about a magazine, it is consider i washington for goodness sakes. >> she's featured on in style magazine. she posted a picture of instagram some take a look some fans got up sit saying they looks lighter then she normally does. >> yes. >> in style magazine says it was their cover lighting and they a will guys for any disappointment. >> are you okay. >> yes. >> kerry was criticized last year for the same is e on the cover of lucky magazine. so this is happened again again. she said it opened up a very important conversation. she also said she liked it. >> i will tell what you we do before the show

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common is fearless, right. common, which black women are the bossiest.ete women. professional single black women. professional singing black women. we know who you're talking about. keep it a hundred percent. which one, which one? >> we're going with professional singing black women. >> that's keeping it a hundred. he will need all of you. we will be right back. [laughing] [cheers and applause] >> okay. that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelist. thank you common joe, mike and charles. thank you for keeping it a hundred. i hold myself to the same standard. i don't have a chance to ski see the question until right now. okay. give me the question. >> if you knew a friend of your's was going to walk out on his family, would you interfere. >> yes. i would. if it was a close friend i would interfere. if i knew he was doing the wrong thing, sure i would interfere. i have no problem with that. [ applause ] >> that's keeping it real. that's what friends are for. you have to be there for your boy. that's what friends are for right. tomo

common is fearless, right. common, which black women are the bossiest.essional black athlete women. professional single black women. professional singing black women. we know who you're talking about. keep it a hundred percent. which one, which one? >> we're going with professional singing black women. >> that's keeping it a hundred. he will need all of you. we will be right back. [laughing] [cheers and applause] hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. hershey's miniatures are mine, yours, our chocolate. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nig

live fearless. >> as new england continues to get hammered with more and more snow, police in new hampshire after punxsutawney phil. he predicted 6 more weeks of winter, but failed to disclose it would include record-setting snow. they said he is armed and dangerous and would like to sentence him to life in the hole without parol. >> reporter: he is a big >>> look at the roads here, dry and clear that's a good sign for traffic. in delaware, no major issues on i-95, 495 and 213 moring nicely, dave -- moving nicely, dave. >> reporter: 29 in allentown, 25 is what it feels like as you step outside in the city, however. if you you're running errands we recommend doing it around midday. 33 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 40. the high today 42 i think we'll hit that quick around 1 or 2:00 p.m. before we start to plunge later. this afternoon not only do we have plunging temperatures the winds will get blustery and uncomfortable and there will be a spotty snow shower around. midday is best time to run errands. >> president obama has vowed to veto the keke stone pipeline bill that just cleared the congress. it wo

. >> nine-year-old josh mandlebaum is fearless on the tennis court.ot so much when it comes time for handshake. >> i was scared if i shook someone else's hand that i could have a reaction. >> he is severely allergic to peants. josh's mother lee ann. >> nothing short of avoiding the food and like, being that parent that like looked everywhere. >> josh is more than 221 patients in a new peyton peanut allergy trial. >> his throat was itchy his throat didn't feel good. >> so far the results are promising with no serious side effects other than some slight discomfort. study found that the patch allowed participants to have a higher tolerance for peanuts. 50% could eat up to four peanuts by the end of the year. dr. hugh samson at mt. sy any hospital in new york. >> i think the big advantage is with the safety and convenience. there were no systemic reactions. >>reporter: the study is only a year old, it will take several years before the patch could become available to the public. now josh could only tolerate a quarter of a peanut, but now two peanut, it se

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. >> what i do remember about that time is how fearless i was. >> and then you transitioned and migrated to the united states. totally different culture. how were you able to adjust and be a part of it seamlessly? >> coming here i was ready for america because i was starved. i was just starved for education, opportunity, and just being able to just be a kid again. >> your first job was at mcdonald's. >> mcdonald's. down the street from me. >> down the street. >> yeah. it was the best experience ever. everything i was doing there i would do for free. even when i was working for someone i was my own boss. so when i was in banking i was treated like it was my own. that's the only way i know how to be. >> after college she began pursuing ownership on a larger scale. >> i remember buying my first house. exhausting everything i had and every penny and i remember for the first six months sleeping on the floor. literally on the floor because i had no furniture. no money to buy furniture either but it was okay. part of that sacrifice made that transaction so worth while. because i can look back a

. >> reporter: davis plays a fearless and brazen criminal defense attorney and law professor who willtop at nothing to win a case. >> bury the evidence. >> reporter: annalise is no shrinking violet. >> that's a piece of garbage you are! >> reporter: the show created by peter nowak and chanda rimes, is being touted as the most progressive for its time. not only for its diverse cast but graphic sex scenes for both its straight and gay characters. >> and i think that shaun decreates sde shanda creates opportunities for actors to do it all the time. to be private. to show that part of human life that we usually sweep under the rug, you know? and when people can see it they feel less alone. i think that's why they're attracted to her work. >> reporter: and while she applauds the show's bold approach, she still finds some scenes a bit difficult for herself. >> how comfortable are you when it comes to the sex scenes? >> you know what not comfortable. i will say that. not comfortable. but why should i be? you're having sex. i mean how many times do people have sex in front of a lot of people?

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. >> my clients are so much more fearless than they have ever been.l sorts of envelope pushing ideas. >> ideas like 3d tattoos watercolor tattoos even glow in the dark tattoos. generates more than $2 billion a year. tattoos have been around for centuries. one of the oldest was discovered in the italian alps on 5,300-year-old mummy. >> all over places in his body that had evidence of things like arthritis, they were healing tattoos. >> tattoo historian says the art often reflects what is going on in broader culture which is why for much of the 20th century it was soldiers and sailors exercising their right to bear arms. >> the proud memory of the fighting days inspires the tattoos. >> any time we have a war we get this desire to show their patriotism in a deep way. >> a turning point for tattoos came with women's liberation. >> certainly women were getting tattoos as way of breaking out of this mold of the woman who gets told what to do. >> and this man capitalized on the revolution. >> that was war painting and gynecologist because favorite spot for l

he's showing this fearlessness. and the fearlessness comes because of that darwinian side, the sense of hunting, the deaths he just had. and he overcomes his depression with what's called exuberance. it is a form of manic depression exuberance. i didn't quite understand this before i studied t.r. but i talked to dr. kay jamison who's at johns hopkins in psychiatry. and t.r.'s her model for the form of manic depression called exuberance. which is, instead of drinking or getting -- you take your depression and everything becomes positive. it's beyond -- it's like the power of positive thinking of norman vincent peale on steroids. if t.r. were here with you tonight, his whole thing would be bully what a great -- it's wonderful to be here this is fantastic, you look great! on and on and on. if you look at him he's doing it all the time. you would think it's just a political act. and it may have -- what it is is a coping, it's the way he coped with life. he could not turn himself off. the problem with that kind of exuber

. >> 6-year-olds old, fearless. will be to try anything.o cool. >> pops right back up keeps on going. >> look at that. if i did it i'd be down for -- >> he's not just on the trails. he's snowboarding between trees, which is very hard. >> yeah it is. >> especially with the powder. >> i guess it's like if you grew up with bicycles and learned how to ride a bike at a young age what happen you were brought up doing, if your family enjoyed the slopes lived near snow you'll be good at it. >> he's a young person developing such a passion for something. you can see that he loves this. pretty incredible to develop that kind of energy at that early in your life. >> i think we're seeing a future olympic athlete in the >>> okay everybody, get ready it's time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> it's simple need the buzzword you need to be 18 years old and legal u.s. resident. >> head over to our website, rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad dutton. >> enter on facebook twitter or both do each every single day. >> tuesday's buzzword it is prestige

ultimately their fearless efforts led to the enactment of the voting rights act of 1965. the congressional gold medal is the highest civilian award presented by congress and i can think of no better time than the 50th anniversary of this moment in our nation's history to honor and recognize the civil rights leaders who sacrificed so greatly to bring equality to the voiceless across the united states. may their sacrifice diligence, and dedication to this cause stand as an example to all of us as we continue to serve in this chamber and in every aspect of our lives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentlewoman from alabama is recognized. ms. sewell: i yield one minute to mrs. adams, the gentlelady from north carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. ms. adams:00 than -- ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. a bill to award a congressional gold medal to the foot soldiers and the final march from selma to montg

live fearless. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru.re she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. . >>> tonight a frightening new twist from the world of hip-hop. what used to be the ultimate outsider art form has been mainstream for years. but you've got to wonder could early players like run dmc have ever foreseen a hip-hop mogul starting a vegan food delivery service? ♪ >> reporter: it's that bootylicious body and those athletic moves. ♪ >> reporter: no wonder we're crazy in love with beyonce. and while we can't all be flawless like queen b, now we can eat like her with her new vegan nutrition plan. >> any time beyonce does anything, the world watches. >> reporter: inspired by the 22-day nutrition challenge, she and jay-z took on in 2013 the superstar teaming up wit

live fearless. >> whitaker: tonight on this special edition of "60 minutes" presents, the many sounds of music. >> ♪ i'm a one-way motorway... >> cooper: the foo fighters may be america's best rock 'n' roll band, but that's not the only reason they're on "60 minutes" tonight. they're also in the midst of one of the most interesting music projects we've ever seen. >> ♪ you know i'm not in the clear... ♪ >> cooper: dave grohl, the band's leader, invited us along to watch as they traveled to eight american cities, interviewed some of the most influential musicians to record all that's great about american music. ♪ ♪ ♪

live fearless. >>> one of the three coldest mornings of the season with temperatures in the single digitsfor philadelphia 16 degrees. the numbers are still falling with the skies completely clear and the air is very dry. much colder than yesterday. 20 degrees colder in philadelphia. look at allentown, almost 30 degrees colder this morning. allentown is at 3 degrees while it's 15 in wilmington and dover. trenton is at 11. the coldest morning all around. but it's a dry morning, too. don't have to worery about anything falling from the sky. bright sunshine today. but it will be a slow warm up today. teens to start with. by later in the morning, we'll be heading up to 20 degrees. that's at so:00 this morning with bright sunshine 10:00. a few high clouds to the north. but mainly sunshine in the middle 20s at lunchtime. the problem is the wind picks up at lunchtime, it will be 24 degrees but feeling colder with a steady breeze out of the west. possibly up to 16 miles an hour during the lunchtime hour. then topping out in the lower 30s this afternoon. so stand by to bundle up and grab your sungl

digitally fearless and unencumbered by convention and uninterested in old debates, and remaking the worldvery day, but it also means that this problem of how we secure this digital world is only going to increase. i want more americans succeeding in our digital world, and i want young people like you to unleash the next waves of innovation and launch the next startups and give americans the tools to create new jobs and businesses. and expand connectivity in places that we currently can't imagine. to help open up new worlds and new experiences and empower individuals in ways that would seem unimaginable ten, 15, 20 years ago. and that's why we're working to connect 99% of american's students to high-speed internet because when it comes to educating our children we can't afford any digital demise. that's why we're helping more communities get cheaper internet so that students and small businesses across america, not just in pockets of america have the same opportunities to learn and compete as you do here in the valley. it's why i have come out so strongly and publicly for net neutrality fo

live fearless. >>> good even. thank you for joining us.ost exactly three years since whitney houston's lifeless body was found in a bathtub, the singer's only daughter bobbi kristina, is reportedly in a medically induced coma after also being found unresponsive in a tub. we're told she is surrounded by family members who are praying for a miracle. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang with the latest details. >> currently the prognosis for bobbi kristina is very grim. >> reporter: the only daughter of the legendary whitney houston and bobby brown reportedly in a medically indeuced coma after being found unconscious over the weekend in the bathtub. >> possible cardiac arrest 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face-down. pd's en route. cpr in progress, we're getting a third party that is not on scene. >> reporter: her husband found her unconscious and began cpr until the ambulance arrived. >> she was transported to north fulton hospital. and she is still alive and breathing. >> there are some conflicting reports just how much brain activ

. >> reporter: 26-year-old aid worker kayla mueller was passionate and fearless. >> i don't know where she got the courage to do those things that she did, but that's who she was. >> reporter: in spring of 2013 kayla traveled to turkey's border with syria to work with refugees. what would she tell you about what she was doing and what it meant to her? >> kayla did not give us a lot of detail. >> reporter: she was protecting you? >> yes. >> very much so. >> reporter: she knew the risks. >> yeah, she definitely knew the risks. she wasn't -- she didn't go in blind. >> reporter: but that summer unbeknownst to her family kayla went inside syria with her syrian boyfriend who was called to help at an aid hospital. days later her parents got the call they dreaded most. >> it was at 5:00 a.m. on august 5th. and they said that she had been detained. >> reporter: they learned kayla was in the custody of isis. >> i really feel that we had a chance to get kayla out. because we were in communications with them, unlike the other families. but how do you raise $6.2 million? and you know it pretty much

this guy was fearless and a dedicated journalist who will be missed. >>> only on 5 tonight, a doctor taken away in handcuffs. state investigators say he was hired through craigslist for 22 grand a month cash. what is going on? we go under cover. >> this is where bay area police found a suitcase with body parts stuffed inside. no one knew who it was until tonight. >> check your power ball tickets. one sold in san leandro is a win tore night. not the big winner, but we are still >> tonight, the medical examiner has confirmed what one vallejo family feared. the dismembered body found in a suitcase on a san francisco sidewalk was a relative, 58- year-old omar shahwan. parts of his body were found at 11th and mission last month but his hands and head were missing making it a challenge to identify him. so far, it is still unclear how he actually died. and with the only suspect also dead, we may never know. shahwan's former roommate mark andrus was initially arrested for the murder, but police had to let him go for lack of evidence. andrus dies of an apparent drug overdose. >>> criminal cha

common is fearless, right. common, which black women are the bossiest.fessional singing black women. we know who you're talking about. keep it a hundred percent. which one, which one? >> we're going with professional singing black women. >> that's keeping it a hundred. he will need all of you. we will be right back. [laughing] [cheers and applause] this- is your new wallet. no. really. you can now use your capital one card with apple pay to buy this that... or a few pairs of these-all from your iphone 6 instantly. it's easy. honestly- it's pretty awesome. and when you have the capital one wallet app you can keep track of all your purchases. see what i mean? awesome. what's in your wallet? dunkin's new white chocolate raspberry lattes and coffees. rich white chocolate and fruity raspberry flavors topped with heart-shaped sprinkles. fall in love with one today. america runs on dunkin'. mama sherman and the legion of super fans never fail to get richard sherman his campbell's chunky chicken noodle soup. mmmm. looks good. hahaha! chunky chicken noodle now ta

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taylor swift won album of the year in 2010 for "fearless." per fees increased 380% after that.es. it is hard to quantify how much winning a grammy will relate. what i can tell you is that the album sales for "fearless" increased 58% the week after the grammys. >> do you know what it would cost to hire taylor swift to play at my sweet 16. >> more money than i have. >> is it more than $1 million? >> it is saudi prints money. >> depends how long you want her to play. if you have the money you can get anybody. >> z value of performing at the grammys? if i and a manager?, is that what i want? >> you get to show what you have to the audience. >> unless you flop. >> most artists do a good job. that is the reason why you have a slew of people who are not even nominated that are performing. you have rihanna with paul mccartney and kanye west. >> i love the new song. it is not on spotify. >> keep your fingers crossed. >> i love that song. >> there was a time when the idea of winning a grammy was a joke. it was a punchline on "the simpson's." when did this change? >> there has been a hist