it was gayle, stedman, gayle's kids. we were all like, "did that just happen?" right.s-- it felt surreal. barack obama was the first african-american to be elected president. and now, we've had somebody elected president who was a media figure, you might argue. um, now-- [audience laughs] we've never had a woman elected president of the united states. so have you ever thought that, given the popularity you have, we haven't broken the glass ceiling yet for women, that you could actually run for president and actually be elected. [cheers, applause] i-- [audience laughs] i actually never thought that was-- i never considered the question. even a possibility. i just thought, "oh..." "oh." right, because it's clear that you don't need government experience to be elected president-- that's what i thought! i thought, "oh, gee, i don't have the experience, i don't know enough, i don't know--" and now, i'm thinking, "oh." right. [audience laughs, claps] "oh." well... now, speaking of o, that's the name of your magazine, right? yes, it is. [laughs] so a couple final questions be

gayle had an adventure. >> >> i took out those bushes, no biggie. >> gayle wasn't hurt, neither was wolfgang oli's turn. >> the most fun is when he let me do some of the stuff. >> i'm a bird right now. >> he was teaching me how to move my weight. >> after oli landed safely, i got to go for my flight. and check that bucket list item off. i always wanted to hang glide. >> you brought your phone out? >> yeah. >> your 5,000 feet up in the sky, you bring your cell phone out? >> so cool. wolfgang is all about promoting hang gliding, getting it out there, educating people. we've been converted. >> if you find this interesting and hang gliding is something you would like to get into, look into your local airport, see if they have it available, and go hang gliding. ♪ >> waste not want not, that's what my mom would say. the human race has not been listening to my mom because we're wasteful people. in china, they have come up with a unique way to deal with food waste. this is the restaurant waste treatment center in china. most of their employees are actually american immigrants. these are the workers.

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as christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including former mythbusters on tour ask for volunteers. >> battle of the sexes. >> guess who wins, when two of our own go hand to hand in one icy test of wills. >> she didn't trust me. >> i didn't trust you! >>> this orphanage in china received a special delivery. you notice this man steps out of the car, and he's got a crate. he walks it up to the front door, situates the lid, so that it's a little bit open, and then he hops back in his car and he takes off. >> so i'm assuming that's a little baby there. >> indeed it is a newborn baby. >> i hated watching that but at least once we saw someone actually put the child in an orphanage, where the child can be cared for. >> and take with a little bit of care. so many videos they treat the baby like trash. at least they tried to provide some comfort. >> yes, they were responsible in the way they delivered the baby, and the thing is, you never know what this family is going through. the baby does appear to be premature. they transfer the ba

also, i was struck by just how pained gayle king is over all this. and saying to her audience, i love this guy. i worked with him. i have respect for him. i don't know effectively what to do with this information. and norah o'donnell, interestingly, very angry. i've been doing a lot of these stories, really months and years at this point, and you feel this anger in the workplace growing. and this sadness. it is sort of a combination of gayle king's reaction and norah o'donnell's reaction amongst my female and male colleagues. >> it's anger, it's betrayal, and here is someone who has interviewed bashar al assad and won all the awards for his broken new ground with the pbs program, really. he's an icon in this world, in the media industry. but here you have this article, once again, "the washington post" with an incredibly reported article that, you know, cites eight women, but it's also the account of current and former employees who corroborate in some ways their story. but there's one thing i want to point out specifically about this. and that is, t

gayle? >> all right, dean. many people feel that way, thank you very much. >>> the house is expected to pass a republican bill expected to pass a bill. one new poll finds that 52% of americans disapprove of the gop tax plan. nancy cordes is on capitol hill where the president will meet with house republicans before today's vote. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. he's got to be pleased with how things look in the house, the house on the verge of passing a major gop priority. massive corporate tax cuts and individual taxpayers, many of them at least would see cuts as well to their taxes, at least in the short term. unfolding in the senate where republicans can only afford to lose two of their own members, and one republican senator ron johnson said last night he opposes the current gop plan because it benefits the larger corporations and does not provide what he calls fair treatment for small businesses. another republican, susan collins of maine joined with democrats who are outranked with the mandates in th

. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> is nici your annoying kid sister or was she a pretty cool kid? how do you remember her? >> she was a very annoying kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us alike. >> in high school, mia says nici was a friend to everyone. >> every day, eating lunch together. she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nici brought that winning spirit into the workplace. eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was, she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met another employee, david pietz. he was six feet tall, four years younger,

gam gayle?orida investigators are looking for a girl who may have run away with her 27-year-old coach from here high school. police say she snuck out of her it's now in its fourth day. >> a lot of worried relatives all over. good morning. florida officials have issued a missing child alert and police believe the pair are heading toward the northeast or even across the border into canada where rodriguez has family. back in florida caitlyn's family's urging her to return home. >> let somebody know you're safe. we miss you, pumpkin, and we love you, and we want to hear from you. >> reporter: scarlet made a tearful plea. rodriguez was considered a family friend. her dad helped him get a job as assistant soccer coach. >> i texted him and said, hey, have you talked to anyone or know? i can't get ahold of him. >> police discovered rodriguez was missing too and at friend indicated there may have been a relationship between the two. the teen wiped her cell phone and left it behind but took some clothing

i guarantee gayle will tell us the breed. >> mastiff?yes, known for their tracking, aggression and impetuousness. all of that comes into play. it starts with a very simple order. >> luke, go find grandma. >> should be no problem to be honest. pretty useful at tracking and aggressive as they are, the one person that luke was not aggressive to was joe, the guy's youtube channel this is, 101-year-old mother. he would protect her, sit next to her. he would even keep joe away sometimes. you may figured out where luke is looking for grandma. >> doesn't have to go fast. >> no, grandma is not going anywhere. this is at the cemetery. joe wanted to see whether luke could find grandma. >> where is grandma? >> starts trotting along. >> no way! >> good boy! good boy, luke, good boy! >> that is wild. >> he was thinking maybe people would doubt him. he takes the video right up so that you can see that it is where his mother was laid to rest. >> but it says on this tag, so no one thinks i'm making this up. >> i got to believe there's lingering scent in

he wasn't the only one who got to arm wrestle with travis. >> get in there, gayle. >> go gayle!first thing i tried to do was distract him so i kissed his hand, maybe that will do it. that didn't work. he tried to make me pretend, i cheated and used the other hand. dylan helped. as you could see i lost but i had fun doing it. when you feel the strength in that man's one arm, they're really strong. >> i'm sure he felt yours. you've got some muscles there, miss thing. >> not like that. but that was kind of fun. in the middle of the polo match. you had to watch where you stepped to get there. >> you didn't turn your hat. >> i took it off. >>> last-minute idea for making your thanksgiving table more than just better looking. >> it smells amazing. >> see how easy it is to make, next. >>> and coming up, your chance to win an ipad mini. today's buzzword is next, on "right this minute." (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the l

gayle? >> all right. thank you very much, holly williams. >>> the man charged with attacking kentucky senator rand paul. dean reynolds is in bowling green with what both sides are now >> reporter: good morning. we're told senator paul has retained a personal injury lawyer in what he say was a violent attack while the attorney for his neighbor said their dispute was trivial and whatever happened was completely out of character for his client. senator rand paul's neighbor was in court thursday and entered a misdemeanor charge. >> he's deeply regretful. >> reporter: matt baker, boucher's attorney, said they were having a conversation when paul was working in his yard but paul's chief strategist called the incident a blind-side saying the two haven't spoken in many years. >> you don't think he was blind-sided. >> i think it characterization. >> paul later tweeted he has six broken ribs and fluid around his lungs. the neighbor saw him right after the incident. >> he had trouble breathing and talking and had la

. >> charlie, gayle and nora sharing about the show's success. family center for media hosted three co anchors and several network executives, they try to stick to the brand of cbs original reporting and great story telling. they also talk about their chemistry. >> i think chemistry is one of the reasons this show has done so well, it just so happens that i like gayle and charley. >> chemistry between us is not something you can plan or you can script, it is justice and we had it from the moment we sat down together. >> we all come from a different place but we were passionate about news, passionate about telling stories, passionate about our curiosity. >> that sounds like us. >> they will stay together as long as they can, cbs this morning lawn inched 2012. >>> of course, you can watch right here after "eyewitness news" this morning every weekday join gayle, nora and charlie at 7:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" what we are learning about a shooting that left a camden officer injured. >>> quick thinking

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell.er duthiers will be with us all week at the table. >> good to be here. >> glad to have you here. >>> have you heard? there's breaking news out of london this morning. drum roll please. prince harry and meghan markle are engaged to be married. hip hip hooray for them. we'll take you to kensington palace this morning. >> yay. that's good news. >> we can use good news in this country. congratulations meghan and harry. we don't know you, but congratulations. >>> there are sexual allegation claims against two prominent lawmakers. the longest serving member of congress, john conyers gave up his role as senior democrat on the house judiciary committee, and senator al franken is talking at length about the accusations by four women. >> they ended eight days of silence by speaking to our minneapolis station. he said he's embarrassed and ashamed. broadcaster lee an he groped her. >> here is part of their conversation. >> have you ever placed a hand on some woman's butt? >> you know, i can't say

it reflects who charlie and gayle and i.t dress up, but i have young kids so i dress up at home. >> stephen: what was your costume. >> this year i didn't dress up. >> stephen: you just lied. i just fact checked you. you just lied. norah o'donnell. sor we, we've got to go. you can catch norah on "cbs this morning," monday through friday at 7:00 a.m. norah o'donnell, everybody! still around, we've got dead and company with john mayer. thank you! ♪ ♪ t-mobile never stops, we've doubled our lte coverage. we're already the fastest 4g lte network and we just keep getting faster. this holiday on america's best unlimited network, great things come in twos. like the incredible iphone 8. right now at t-mobile buy one iphone 8 and get one on us. that's a gift for you and a gift for them. all on an america's best unlimited network. new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. enjoy the go! with charmin! i want ycome on mom!t e

gayle trotter, juan williams, liz claman in new york. thank you for joining us.rent company of fox news reached an agreement this week. money will come from insurance companies covering fox executives and directors and from the estate of the late fox news chairman roger else. they also will improve the work environment to commit the president and a twitter war with a seemingly ungrateful sports dad whose son was free from chinese testing. and why this is taking off and just about everyone. >> donald trump is back on the sports battlefield for persuading the chinese president to let go festival players for shoplifting. and one father reviewed to thank you. now that the three basketball players out of china and saved from years in jail, the father of liangelo ball is not grateful. i should have left them in jail. a soundbite here? >> he thinks that he did something for the boys and he should be thanked and instead he took a shot at him. >> that's fine. if he thinks that. i didn't take a shot him! someone asked me a question man. i give them my opinion. but i'm not

gayle. >> all right, jan. thanks.good start. >> off to a very good start. >> listen, who doesn't want to go somewhere where they promise you a crap load of fun. i'd go there. sounds like my kind of parliament thank you, jan. >> one of my favorite country music stars and i profiled him for "60 minutes" and he's one of the most authentic people i've ever met. >> nice guy. >> he's terrific i like him very much, too. >>> and a reminder for you, hear more of "cbs this morning" on itunes and apple's podcast. today malcolm gladwell will be chatting it up. he was guest editor of the november issue of "car & driver" magazine which focuses on self-driving cars. you're watching "cbs this morning." we ank you for that. we'll k. right back. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so

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live in wheaton, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: developing now, we are waiting to find out crash in annapolis. the good news is that an adult and two children escaped unharmed. it took off from an airport near fort made. the pilot communicated just moments before the crash. >> emergency landing. >> sega? -- say again? >> declared emergency, going down in annapolis. declaring emergency. alison: there were no injuries. horrendous scene that we first reported last night, an elderly woman struck and killed by a car on route 29 in silver spring. the roadeople say that needs safety changes. getting action on the matter is like pulling teeth. tom: it was an awful scene thursday night. the police say that 71-year-old 75-year-old driver of this van and another carmi have hit her, too. >> it is terrible. broke my heart. tom: the pedestrian was crossing near this bus stop. you notice not only is there not get to one, but to you have to either walk way down the hill to the light or you have to walk up the hill to the light in the dista

i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and vladier duthiers. we're hearing multiple allegations against "today" show host matt lauer. they include indecent exposure and at least one sexual assault during his career at nbc news. >> "variety" magazine's explosive report tells how his work and sex were intertwined. he's among a list of influential man including our former co-anchor charlie rose. bianna golodryga is here with the latest claim. good morning. >> you said it best yesterday, gayle. deja vu all over again. matt lauer was the longest he's now off the job because of how he allegedly acted when the cameras were off. we're hearing reports of lewd messages, text messages, and even worse. nc matt lauer's co-host found out about firing just houring before going on the air. the source said nbc fired him at 10:00 p.m. the previous night. in an e-mail to staff the nbc chairman cited a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior. nbv said it started during the 2014 sochi olympics and continued in the workplace after the

gayle?thank you, holly williams. >>> more funerals will take place for some of the 26 victims from the texas massacre. we got a chance to take a look inside the church. the walls and ceiling were painted white. omar villafranca is outside the church. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these crosses represent the 26 lost over a week ago, but yesterday hundreds gathered in what the church is calling the largest gathering in its 100-year history. all that's inside is a bright white room with 26 chair and 26 roses. the chairs were placed where the victims were found. their names painted on the memorial in gold. they remembered those who were killed. >> rather than choose darkness as one young man did that day, i say we choose life. >> reporter: pastor frank pomeroy who lost his daughter annabelle in last week's shooting held an emotional service. >> i know everyone who gave their life that day, some of whom were my best friends and my daughter, and i guarantee you beyond any shadow of a do

what are you trying to do, gayle? -- mickey reynolds is her name. ooh, she's got moves. >> wow. >> we need to come up with a little "cbs this morning" dance. >> she's got moves. >> you've got a lot to learn too. >> like what? >> gayle, charlie, and i talk about chemistry, do you have it? >> we have it. i think we've had it since game one. we love sports at the highest level. we can talk about things into the wee hours of the night. >> the most famous photo that was displayed in the white house for long time is a young boy touching president trump's hair. >> he's touching the man who's the president and he looks like him. >> i remember about a year into the band we had a discussion about changing the name of the band. >> i do remember that. >> and our manager is like, guys, you do not want to change your name. this name is amazing. >> did you guys have another option in mind? >> no. >> your world in 90 seconds. >> 90 seconds. >> wait. >> let's hear it, charlie. >> your world in 90 seconds. >> that's right. there it is.

gayle? >> all right.ou very much, steve. >>> police along the east coast searching to a teenager who may have run away with the soccer coach of her high school. this 17-year-old is with a 27-year-old teacher. she snuck out through her bedroom window. the search is in its fourth day. >> a lot of worry. relatives all over. >> reporter: good morning. florida officials issued a missing child alert and police believe they the headed tofor t northeast or across the border in canada where rodriguez has family. the family is urging her to come home. >> let us know you're safe. we miss you, pumpkin and we love you and we want to hear from you. >> reporter: scarlett made a tearful plea to her daughter kaitlyn and police say she ran away with ryan rodriguez. someone the family considered a friend. kaitlyn's father ward helped rodriguez get a job as an assistant soccer coach at the high school. >> i texted him first thing that morning. hey, have you heard anything? talked to anybody that knows, and i haven't heard an

but first we had up to the riser and the own anna-lysa gayle. she has a different vantage point and a lot more. anna-lysa: what beautiful view. the weather is gorgeous. this is the first time that president trump and first lady melania trump will light the national christmas tree that is 28 foot and features l.e.d. lights. look at theed cro right now. up to 15,000 people are expected here. this is the 95th annual christmas tree lighting. a very special tradition here in the nation's capital. kathy lee gifford will host and there are performances. the president will flip the switch around 5:00 p.m. the performances will then follow. people in the audience stel you they consider themselves very lucky. i talked to one lady that said it took her up to four years to get tickets to be here today. if you miss it this everything, you can watch it on the hallmark channel on december 4. anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. nancy: it looks festive. thank you. house speaker paul ryan formally invited president trump to give the "state of the union" address on januar

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: a look at some of the other races. ae lieutenant governor won by democrat, just in fairfax beating out jill vogel. alison: and democratic incumbent mark haring defeated john adams. jonathan: in the house of delegates come history being made as virginia has elected its first openly transgender public official, danica roem, beating the incumbent bob marshall covering the city of manassas park and parts of presley him county. roem becomes the nation's only openly transgender senator. of voterccusations suppression in virginia, the naacp said that fraudulent calls and texts were placed to tell people their polling places had been changed in prince william county and manassas. jonathan: abc 7 the local race results. we have the results scrolling at the bottom of the screen. and results on wjla.com also our news app. alison: right now, as we go outside, it was cold, rainy, and gloomy. tamara is not looking much warmer. what do you need to know as we head out in the morning? here is chief meteorologist bill kelly. bill: you w

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: disturbing allegations of rape against volunteer firefighters in strasburg, virginia. they are accused of having sex hotel for they are also accused of sharing videos on snapchat. the allegations are shocking the small town. >> this is not strasburg. this is disheartening. jonathan: one of the accused firefighters said they are not issuing a public response, but they say there are holes in the allegations. just a police are investigating but no charges have been filed. alison: a crime alert in loudoun county after a series of smash and grabs in ashburn. drivers finding broken glass and belongings missing from their vehicles. jonathan: jay has the investigation going on right now. this the aner of cold this morning and saw this, smashed glass. he believes a slingshot and a marble was use >> i was in a state of anger, shock. jay: sounds of shattering glass echoed across ashburn tuesday and wednesday morning. >> at first i thought it was a joke. like why are you waking me up in

the scandal has rocked his co-host on cbs this morning, gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> i have toeally am still reeling. i got an hour and 42 minutes of sleep last night. oprah called me and said are you okay? i am not okay. >> women cannot achieve equality in the workplace or in h society until there is a reckoning. >> i'm really struggling because how do you, what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible? >> just hours after gayle and norah's blunt remarks, cbs news announced it fired veteran journalist charlie rose. on monday this story in the "washington post" included sexual harassment claims by eight women who worked for or aspire to work for rose's pbs program. since that initial story was published, the "post" now claims more than a dozen additional women have reached out to share similar stories about rose. the 75-year-old apologized saying he, "behaved insensitively at times." he was asked about the allegations last night. >> you want to say anything to those accusers, the people that's accusing you >> rose co-hosted "cbs

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: we should let you know that there is a hotline for parents to call with any issues happening in children's. schools find that number in all of our reporting on the ballou investig cominge: allegations are out, "the new york times" saying more women came forward, saying they were the victims of bad behavior from that lower -- from matt lauer. he was fired over allegations of sexual misconduct. lindsey mastis is following the story and is at the live desk. : "the new york times" has reported that two more women have come forward regarding the play, including a woman who said she had sex with him in his office. "the times" has been working on the article for several months, including having a button under his desk that would allow him to lock his door without getting up. his firing came after an unidentified employee made allegations of sexual behavior that began at the sochi alan thicke's in 2014 -- at the sochi ago, the nbcts news chairman sent the following note to our organ

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: developments and growing claims of sexual misconduct against some of the country's most powerful men. accuses harvey and bob weinstein of using their production company to violate federal sex trafficking loss. on capitol hill, another staffer is accused fog resmed john conyers of assault. the is the lummis serving member of congress, but tonight his --mer deputy chief of staff is accused of assault. jonathan: a former white house adviser will be getting on the campaign trail. steve bannon will appear with roy moore next week. he is accused of sexually abusing teenaged girls decades ago, an accusation he denies. holiday season, metro and the archdiocese of washington are locked in a battle over three wise men? >> else. why is that a problem? nancy: the rejected ad that has the diocese calling metro the grinch. jonathan: an ohio police officer taken out. tases tge he other, by an ohio police officer may request a new partner after his current one accidentally tased him. the offic

women like savannah guthrie, norah o'donnell and gayle king and hoda kotb.ll serve as leaders right now. >> last night, gayle reflected on the current situation on "watch what happens live." >> it's bad situation for everybody all around. and i think at cbs, we're still dealing with it, we're still reeling from it and i also know we must and we will have to carry on. >>> lauer's life outside of work. his turbulent marriage. why his wife went as far toward filing divorce in 2006. >>> we're talking about kevin spacey sex scandal. remember, he had completely finished the movie "all the money in the world" but then, in an unprecedented move, they reshot all of his scenes using christopher plummer. well, now, we're seeing the new finished product. >> how much would you pay to release your grandson? >> nothing. >> it's almost like deja vu watching plummer play j. paul getty because it looks exactly like how spacey did it. >> how much would you pay to release your grandson? if not $17 million. >> nothing. >> michelle williams stars as the mother of getty's kidnappe

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: this just in -- the pentagon must admit transgender recruits no later than january 1. that is according to a federal judge who clarified the order blocking most of president trump's transgender band. the judge said the military must follow the policies previously established. jonathan: more funding is needed to target the violent ms-13 gang. and report found 9% of county residents between the ages of 16 and 24 are at risk. gang recruiters are targeting montgomery village, wheaton, in silver spring. they are trying to add more money to the anti-gang soccer league. minutes andries miles apart, but are they connected in montgomery county? that is what the police are trying to figure out tonight. tim: investigators say the robber walked through these doors and said he had a bomb. then another bank, another robbery. only abc 7 was there when detectives interviewed people inside of two montgomery county banks targeted by a robber. sky track 7 was over the first, a potomac bb&t hit ar

rose's co-hosts on cbs this morning, gayle king and nora o'donnell opened their show by denouncing his actions to at least eight other women. he apologized but i wrong. >> do you want to say anything to those accusers? >> it's not wrongdoings. >> cbs called the allegation quote, extremely disturbing and intolerable behavior. and gayle king says rose does not get a pass, because she can't stop thinking about the anguish of the women. >>> and the avalanche of sexual harassment allegations is also hitting our parent company, disney, head of pixar is taking a six-month leave of absence. john lasseter apologized to those who may have been on the receiving end of an unwanted hug or gesture. >>> the holiday get away is now under way. millions of americans are traveling today. aaa does expect nearly 51 million of us will travel 50 or more miles for thanksgiving. that's a 3% increase from last year, and there are nearly 900 more fli than yesterday. >> gas prices are 30 cents more than last year. but 89% of travelers will still be driving. let's find out if the weather will cooperate. accuweathe

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. you.n: anna-lysa, thank that was the scene at reagan national, but look at this. we are not the only ones dealing with traffic. this is a live picture from the airport, lax, in los basically total gridlock. and this is the second day in a row they have had bumper to bumper traffic just this holiday season. jonathan: millions of people with exactly the same idea, picking up somebody from the airport. maryland state police are out in full force to keep the roads safe. the day before thanksgiving is times one deadliest the roads nationwide. state police are looking for speeders, signs of dui, or distractive and aggressive drivers. extra troopers are in prince george's and montgomery county, so please drive safely. alison: from backups on the road to big wait times at the grocery store, this was the scene atroots in olney, people grabbing the last-minute holiday necessities. are still buying turkeys, others picking up premade pies. some people said they waited 10 park. jonathan: the other

>> gayle.'ve got. >> best new artist, alessia cara, khalid, julia michaels and sza. >> and last but fought least, right? album of the year. >> album of the year. >> i got so engaged in this. you're right. album of the year. >> which rewards an album for performance and production. >> so we have album of the year, the nominees are awaken, my love, childish gambino, 4:44, jay-z, with kendrick lamar, lorde, and 24 karat magic, bruno mars. >> that's a tough category. >> anytime he's in a category. yeah, kendrick. >> we also heard that a song that you worked on with common, "stand up for something" is nominated for best song written for visual media. >> oh, really? >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> so you are a grammy nominee again. >> sorry. it's for your song. for the song that you worked on with common. you know that song. wow, definitely. i know it well. and working with common and diana has been a dream. >> and their entire team. >> you guys love to surprise me. >> norah, that's a good

as we head back to gayle, gayle, it's almost impossible for everyone to wrap their minds around exactly what happened yesterday. >> it's impossible for anybody anywhere, jeff. thank you very much. we always keep asking why, why, why. no matter what the answer is, it's never going to be satisfying. >> it's never going to be. >>ing. >> lives snuffed out. >> daughter who can never speak to you again, a 5-year-old. >> another question is it paz to feel your heart physically break, the answer is yeah. look at that story. thank you for that story, jeff. in the next hour governor greg abbott will tell us what they're learning about this investigation and how the state is dealing with this horrible tragedy. >>> president trump called the shooter deranged and said it's mental health issue. the president is wrapping up the japanese part of a five-nation trip through asia. he'll be in seoul, south korea before heading to china. major garrett is with the president. good morning. >> good morning. confronted with the second mass shooting of his presidency, this time traveling in a country where it's