one of 12 children of an arkansas sharecropper, glen campbell first picked up a guitar at age 4. sought-after guitarists in the city. you started getting a lot of professional work. >> it was great, man. i bought a car. >> reporter: one of an elite group of studio musicians known as the wrecking crew, in 1963 alone, campbell performed on nearly 600 cuts for other artists. ♪ strangers in the night > he played guitar for frank sinatra on "strangers in the night ♪ ♪ then i saw her face > for the monkeys on "i'm a believer." ♪ wouldn't it be nice if we... ♪ > and for the beach boys on many of their recordings. and when brian wilson took time off from the band, campbell filled in for six months. >> i played bass and sang his part. (laughing) ♪ a little old lady from pasadena ♪ > did you like being a beach boy? >> yeah, it was fun. >> reporter: then in 1967, his solo career took off on a jimmy web song ♪ by the time i get to phoenix ♪ ♪ she'll be rising >> reporter: winning four grammys that year, he was hailed as country music's first crossover star. >> it's a good song. i like a good

viewers had something to say about two women not phased by the performance of glen campbell. ♪ >> campbelln after his "rhinestone cowboy" performance. the singer revealed last june that he has alzheimer's but seemed quite at ease on stage. afterwards while everyone in the auditorium apluded, cameras zoomed past two women seen texting instead of clapping. >>> and actress kristin ch chenoweth tweeted, rather than standing and applauding a living legend like glen campbell is rude. and todd berry tweeted, awful women who were texting during glen campbell's ovation should publicly apologize." >> i'm not going to comment any further on that. all right. tom, meanwhile -- it is freezing out there literally. 27 degrees. >> but the wind that had big fangs yesterday has retracted its fangs. >> thank goodness. >> those were vampire winds we had yesterday. long teeth. they were cold, cutting winds. we had winds gusting to 40 miles per hour saturday into sunday. thankfully now the winds have diminished. it's still cold, but at least it's more tolerable. there's the live view from our city camera showing

. >> reporter: last summer glen campbell made a stunning announcement. >> what did they diagnose me at? >> alzheimer's. >> what's alzheimer'alzheimer's? >> you start losing your memory. and your ability to reason. ♪ some days i'm so confused, lord ♪ >> reporter: but now after five decades as a music icon, the 75-year-old entertainer says he's calling it a day. in august, campbell released his final album, ghost on the canvas. now he's in the midst of his farewell tour with a backing band that features three of his kids including daughter ashley. >> he looks at me sometimes if he's confused and i'll just smile at him. i just try to make him feel like he's surrounded by people that love him on stage. ♪ i am a line man for the county ♪ >> reporter: the recording cad smi honoring chasm bell with a lifetime achievement word and he'll be performing at the 54th annual grammy telecast. >> i'm flattered.

comedian todd berry tweeted, "awful women who were teching during glen campbell's ovation should publiclyet into the groove with madonna. the material girl is coming to washington. and tickets go on sale today. ♪ move to the music >> just two days after performing at the super bowl, madonna announced a world tour including a stop at the verizon center. she will sing sunday, september 23. tickets go on sale this morning at 10:00 at ticketmaster.com. prices begin at $48. if you want floor seats, that will cost you $358. whoa. >>> if the playoffs began today, the capitals would not be in. with just two months left in the season, washington's looking to get on a roll before the playoffs. the caps were in new york yesterday to take on the rangers. the roll didn't start yesterday. the caps had a power play midway through the third period. new york scored a shorthanded goal which turned out to be the game winner. the rangers went on to win 3-2. washington is right back at it tonight at home against the san jose sharks. >>> and the wizards are on the road, as well. but they were running on all cy

despite suffering from alzheimer, glen campbell performed.he beach boys also reunited for their 60th anniversary. >> that's wonderful that glen campbell tribute. >>> terrapin turmoil. >> mark has the latest on what's going on at the ,,,,,,,,, >>> well, wheels are spinning in college park. mark is here with the fan sports report. >> other than fancy uniforms the team there has been going through some tough times that's for sure. when a new coach comes in. it's common for players to leave. there's been an exdouse today three more hit the door. mario rouse and quarterback danny o'brien. o'brien was the conference quarterback of the year. last season was the first under etzel. o'brien had to share time. etzel says he is disappointed for o'brien's decision to leave. the release agreement blocks o'brien from going to vanderbilt where former terp's offensive coordinator james franklin is now the head coach. 24 players have left the maryland football team since etzel was hired in january of last year. >>> and there are some growing pains on the maryl

. >> glen campbell's goodbye tour is an incredible career. arkansas. he has been the life of my generation, from 1967 hit, by the time i get to phoenix, ghost on the canvas to the new album. now, he is inspiring in a different way. by sharing his struggle. glen and kim are reminding all those people who are caring for loved ones around the country they aren't alone. for every story like glen millions of families are facing the same question. when should i stop driving? can move mom move back in? what do i do if dad doesn't recognize me? these are some of the hardest struggles family can ever face? that is why they are trying to find a cure for this disease. last year the president signed an alzheimer's act to create a council that is developing a national plan to fight alzheimer's. last week we announced the national institute of health is going to devote $50 million to alzheimer's research by pinpointing the genes that put people at next. next year we are proposing an increase in funding by $80 million because we want scientists to have the

. ♪ i've tried and i've failed ♪ >> one year ago, glen campbell announced he's battling alzheimer's diseaseedibly, at the same time he launched a new album and tour. >> they said, you have alzheimer's. what can you do? >> campbell and his wife decided to be open and not hide it. instead, the five-time grammy award winning singer became a face for the five million americans living with alzheimer's. >> he gets disoriented. >> [ laughter ] >> even in our own house. >> reporter: for campbell, he can't get even remember how many children he has. >> my youngest girl, ashley, is the only girl. >> she's the youngest. >> reporter: or his age. >> how old am i? >> 75. >> 75? well, it's just a number, you know. 75? >> uh-huh. >> wow. >> reporter: some how, performing five decades is unaffected. he can remember most of the lyrics to his songs while the chart topping rhinestone cowboy which performed years ago. he will be with blake shelton and the band perry. >> he sings great. i think it's a protected part of the brain. >> reporter: his alzheimer's is treated with medication. >> i'm thankful. >> really

. >> glen campbell's goodbye tour is an incredible career.s been the life of my generation, from 1967 hit, by the time i get to phoenix, ghost on the canvas to the new album. now, he is inspiring in a different way. by sharing his struggle. glen and kim are reminding all those people who are caring for loved ones around the country they aren't alone. for every story like glen millions of families are facing the same question. when should i stop driving? can move mom move back in? what do i do if dad doesn't recognize me? these are some of the hardest struggles family can ever face? that is why they are trying to find a cure for this disease. last year the president signed an alzheimer's act to create a council that is developing a national plan to fight alzheimer's. last week we announced the national institute of health is going to devote $50 million to alzheimer's research by pinpointing the genes that put people at next. next year we are proposing an increase in funding by $80 million because we want scientists to have the tools they need

it was also a big night for other music legends despite the deeping shadow of alzheimer's, glen campbellang rhinestone cowboy and received a lifetime achievement grammy, the beach boys also ru enighted for a 50 anniversary performance. >> still ahead, things are just starting to warm up a little after a very cold weekend. we will have your complete weather forecast in two and a half minutes. >> first let's take a look at today's midday stocks. ,,,,,, >>> now the weather, the complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >> welcome back, everybody. well, we are warming up nicely today compared to yesterday. 43 degrees right now in baltimore, still 30s up there to the north and west. take a look at this hour right now compared to yesterday at this hour. we are already at least 10 degrees warmer for most of us, 13 in baltimore. now the winds are not out of the northwest but still out of the west and that is going to bring in change. one more thing we want to show you, tracking this the past few days, the arctic air starting to leave the united states. behind it more moderate. t

. >> glen campbell will also perform.he grammys tonight night at 8:00 here on cbs 5 and that's followed by a special edition of eyewitness news at 11:0 when you'll hear from the doctor who performed surgery on singer adele's vocal cords. >>> elizabeth wenger joining us now. i think i heard you say rain in the forecast. >> that's right. by the time the week send through. but for tonight we're staying dry. it ends up being a relatively nice day across the bay area. the sun came out after morning clouds. here's live look over the dub skies. temperaturous outside right now mostly in the 50s across the bay area. taking a look, 57 in oakland, 50 in redwood city 54 in pacifica. looks like right now 57 out in san jose. by tonight, we are going to cool things down. temperatures should be mostly in the upper 30s. a few low 40s out there. we could see fog in the inland valleys. tomorrow for the bulk of the day a mix of sun and clouds. partly to mostly cloudy skies temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. but by looks like probably late

there were tributes to glen campbell and the beach boys. b homages to two legendary singers who passed, etta james and whitney houston brought the audience to their feet. and the nearly four-hour show con chewedded with an all-star jam session. >>> this morning, we are getting some limited details as to what happened on saturday night. >> that is when the queen of pop, whitney houston, was found dead just one night before the grammy awards. stacy cohan has the latest. >> reporter: the los angeles county coroner's office has completed an autopsy of whitney houston but toxicology results could take weeks. she was found dead in her hotel room at the before ily hilton hotel joust hours before a huge grammy party she was expected to attend. police discovered several bodies of medication in her room. family members do confirm houston had been taking the prescription drug xanax for anxiety. the coroner confirmed houston was discovered in the bathtub. >> i'll just comment that she was found in the bathtub and that was put out by beverly hills p. d.

. >>> this sunday the grammys honor glen campbell, but that career now coming to a close following as of alzheimer's. ♪ >> reporter: last summer, glen campbell made a stunning announcement. >> what did they diagnose he as? >> alzheimer's. >> alzheimer's, what's alzheimer? >> you start losing your memory and your ability to reason. ♪ some days i'm so confused ♪ my past gets in my way >> reporter: this isn't campbell's first bump in the road, he's weathered career ups and downs and successfully battled drug and alcohol addiction. >> i was forgiven for being a dummy, literally. >> reporter: but now after five decades as a music icon, the 75-year-old entertainer says he's calling it a day. ♪ in august, campbell released his final album, "ghost on the canvas." now he's in the midst of a tour that features three of his kids, including daughter ashley. >> he looks at me sometimes when he's confused and i just smile at him and make him feel like he's surrounded by people that love him on stage. ♪ i am a lineman for the county ♪ >> reporter: the recording academy is honoring campbell with a l

and glen campbell on stage.was a moment too. >>> we're get doing the brand-new details in the death of whitney houston. lara spencer is there. there in los angeles covering the very latest for us. the superstar was discovered in her bathtub. jim avila is outside with more. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, robin. whitney houston, of course, was a huge star, but she had her demon, including her personal life, which game a sort of three-octave train wreck. an ending, say witnesses, with a lost weekend in beverly hills. abc news learned that members of whitney houston's "entourage" are being questioned about her behavior shortly before her death. sources tell us there were no signs of trauma, foul play or illegal drugs in the suite where she was found in a bathtub. but there were allegedly many bottles of prescription drugs from valium to sleeping pills. >> i know there's reports that she maybe was drowned or did she overdose? but no, we won't make a final determination until all the tests are in. >> re

. >> and glen campbell.ent, too. >>> we're get doing the brand-new details in the death of whitney houston. lara spencer is there. the superstar was discovered in her bathtub. jim avila is outside with more. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as you know, whitney houston was a major talent. her life evolved into a three-octave drama. members of whitney houston's entourage are being questioned about her behavior immediately before her death. sources tell us there were no signs of trauma, foul play or illegal drugs in the suite where she was found in a bathtub. but there were allegedly many bottles of prescription drugs from valium to sleeping pills. >> i know there's reports that she maybe was drowned or did she overdose? but no, we won't make a final determination until all the tests are in. >> reporter: it's saturday afternoon, guests are gathered before the biggest pre-grammy party of all. hosted by music producer clive davis at the landmark beverly hilton hotel. houston is alone in the f

i think glen campbell is going to be -- glen's got alzheimer's, but he's performing at the grammys tomorrow night and i'm sure he'll sing tonight. oh, i'll let you know tomorrow what it was like. >> larry, we'd like to have you when you go to that dinner and let me know when you have to go but can you stick around and talk with me a little bit about whitney? about her career? do you remember in -- tell me if you have to run. in the beginning she came out and she was fresh and had this amazing voice in the 80s and no one had seen anything like her with "saving all my love for you" and they were like who is this fresh-faced young girl? and not only talented but she was beautiful. she could have been a model. >> oh, i interviewed her first on my radio show when i had my national radio show, when she walked in the studio, i went, whoo, forget it. she combined a lot of things, talent and beauty and she had grace. she was a great performer and she loved the business and i don't know how to keep repeating anything except just sad, sad, sad. >> hey, larry, one more thing i want to say. do you remem

. >> then the muppet show made sure i understand who glen campbell was. >> i was surprised. >> apparentlyred his songs. i thought that was remarkable. i thought respect to him. >> the world was rooting for him, no question. >> all in all i thought absolutely fabulous. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> the republican party is about to make a fatal mistake with female voters. senate minority leader mitch senate minority leader mitch [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not compromise on taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors ma

we spoke with the band perry who is going to be on stage with glen campbell tonight as part of his tritributeabout the moment that they heard whitney houston passed, they were doing a concert yesterday in washington and they said, we just stopped. it was, like, we were heart broken because everyone has that memory here, fred, of the first whitney houston song they heard, the first time they heard her sing live, the first album that they -- that a lot of people bought was a whitney houston album. and right now we're also seeing her music sales spike. i know on itunes her greatest hits is number one right now. so a lot of tributes pouring out to her here on the red carpet tonight. >> it will be a powerful evening. just in this past year there have been some incredible music industry greats that have passed, clarence clemens, don cornelius, nick ashford, etta james and whitney houston. this evening, people will really be reflecting on the power of the voices and the talents of so many. nichelle turner, thanks so much from the red carpet there at staples center. >> you're welcome. >> we'll have a

. >> i was surprised to see glen campbell out there. >> apparently he has alzheimer's, so he remembered tweeted that, enough respect to glenn campbell. good job. >> the world was roolting for him. all in all i thought it was absolutely fabulous. thank you for joining tonight. >> thank you. >>> the republican party is about to make a mistake with female voters. that's next. everywhere you go, america, i see your cup of joe goes with you. how nice of joe to, how you say, have your back. try something different. a delicious gevalia kaffe, or as i like to say, a cup of johan. will johan power walk the mall with you? i don't think so. but he will spend time rubbing your feet, discussing your feelings. ♪ joe may have your back, but johan has your feet. gevalia. meet me in the coffee aisle. >>> ed show survey tonight, i asked, is rick santorum surged a turning point for conservative voters? 4 58% of you said yes, 42% of you said no. crystal ball in the conversation next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation o

. >> then the muppet show made sure i understand who glen campbell was. >> i was surprised. >> apparentlymers, he remembered his songs. i thought that was remarkable. i thought respect to him. >> the world was rooting for him, no question. >> all in all i thought absolutely fabulous. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> the republican party is about to make a fatal mistake with female voters. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is the focus, next. ♪ all right ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ can you feel it out there? ♪ ♪ you gotta lift yourself up ♪ ♪ that's right [ male announcer ] join the masters of style... even trimming, a close shave, and accurate edging... with the new gillette fusion proglide styler. ♪ [ male announcer ] new fusion proglide styler and clear shave gel from gillette. >>> ed show survey i asked is rick santorum's surge the turning point for conservative voters? 58% said yes, 42% said no. >>> coming up the president compromised on his contraception, last week, republicans won't give up their war. joan walsh and krystal ball in the conversation next, stay with us. >>> t

tony bennett, glen campbell, the beach boys. they totally upstaged the new generation of singers.new springsteen and new mccartney, where is the new tony bennett? what's going to happen 10, 20 years from now? >> how do you describe the performance by nicki minaj? maybe in one word. >> weird. >> that sums it up, my friend. >> is there a point? >> it was kind of crazy. let's take it back to whitney. 30 seconds left. what do you think her legacy will be? and who is the next kind of whitney in training to take that baton from her? who do you think? >> tonight the only one we could think about was adele and jennifer hudson. they're the only ones that can do it. but whitney will be -- her music will live for us 50, 100 years from now we'll still be listening to whitney houston, rob. >> absolutely. a true talent and a legend. so many before her gone way, way too soon. bruno, we know you're there in the airport. thank you for joining us in the middle of the night here. as always always, we appreciate it. bruno del granado. have a safe ride home, my friend. >> thank you, paula. thank you,

. >>> glen campbell delighted the grammy audience with his classic hit rhinestone cowboy.d with alzheimer's disease last year. and he is now on his final concert tour with some of his grown children in the band. so great there. >> still bringing it. >> he is. >>> sacrilegiously terrible. little red riding hood her date for the evening who took dressing in sunday best to a whole new level dressed as the pope. turned heads. i wouldn't want to sit behind her. >> couldn't see. >> the first lady of freaky fashion lady gaga surprisingly low key for her fish net latex number. she arrived in an egg last year. >> that's true. >> there is lady gaga. >> laughable. >>> 5:57. in the next half hour, students left with no place to go. why a bay area school is keeping a lot of bathrooms locked. >>> remembering whitney houston at the 54th grammy awards. i'm elizabeth sanchez in los angeles and i'll have that story coming up. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi domestic abuse trial against next week and his wife eliana lopez is now willing to testify against him. but there's a catch. we'll tell you

is it, like, glen campbell or something?- i don't -- >> jimmy: yeah. i got to download it and -- >> yeah, it's good. yeah. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to hear this story. >> yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause i know you -- you recently went to jury duty. >> yeah, my first time ever. we got any people that went to jury duty here? yeah? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: my wife just did it. >> yeah, no, my -- my assistant told me that i -- it's a felony now and i should probably not try to get out of it, so i went down there and i learned a lot. i mean, mostly what i learned is that i don't want to break the law. [ light laughter ] because i don't want to be tried by the people that i was hanging out with. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: they're just a bunch of lowlifes then? >> but not lowlifes but there were some interesting questions being asked by we the prospective jurors. now, we had to go into a room and the defendant was already there and i thought this was a bad idea to actually let the defendant hear you speak

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. >> a heartfelt tribute to glen campbell. the biggest names in the business clearly moved.sing-along of his song, rhinestone cowboy. >> and what better way to end music's biggest night than a yam session with grammy legend, who joins paul mccartney for a trip down abbey road. ♪ >> every moment as you might expect of the grammys had been planned for weeks down to the second. and then the terrible news broke about whitney houston and suddenly, they really had to find a way to honor her on music's biggest night. the man who made that happen is the executive producer of the grammys. kenner lick. thank you so much. i was thinking backstage everybody was singing your praises. we were wondering how in the world is he going to pull this off. while we deal with the grief of whitney houston and celebrate music's biggest night and its stars. >> what we needed to do was find a balance. we didn't want -- o i had worked with whitney any number of times and so basically had a lot of people that work on the show. we work these kind of shows. we work specials and music shows. so it was deva

i want to focus in on the area that looks to be producing the mick bursts, san jose to willow glen, campbellm will continue to give us widespread sprain. it's stretching down to the santa clara valley as well. there is a disstingt back edge to it. they will get some more rain later on but right now the system is moving through and things are calming down a little bit. claudine wong has opinion front and center on this rain and the wind but i think she has more nfg information on the -- more information on the roads. >> reporter: chp clearing things out. they just got the roadway clear. they just cleaned up up the last of the depre. they want us out -- dedebris. they want us out of here. a car got stuck coming off the yomp rampp -- offramp. across from there, we saw a solo spinout where the vehicle spun around and went the wrong way. that person is okay. but it took a while to clean it up. the 101 near the paul exit, there was a vehicle that flipped onto its roof. that driver, okay as well. we're getting ready to get out of here as they get this onramp open. caltrans is blocking the yomp ramp

. ♪ the lights are shining on me >> reporter: but on a night when glen campbell struggling with alzheimer'sremembered for an artist who won her last grammy over a decade ago. ♪ i will always love you >>> in the next half hour, i'll be joined by frank skii of the frank and wanda show from here in atlanta. i'll ask him about the most memorable moments he had with whitney in one of her last interviews. >>> in syria today, explosions reported at a cemetery in homs where government forces are stepping up brutal attacks. the man who sechbt thnt this to even the dead don't stand a chance here. >> a lot of kids and women have been injured. a few women lost their babies, pregnant women lost their babies. we just want from al assad to give us permission to move the injured babies. they are just babies. >> syrian government is dismissing the arab league's efforts to get peacekeeping forces in syria, and russia says it is open to supporting an international agreement on syria. nick peyton walsh in syria. so, nick, why the shift in position? >> reporter: russia seems to be playing for time here. yes, it