the grammy freshman class is here to play.ngle casey mus graves with four nominations. >> it makes you feel like you are doing something right when the music industry and your peers are recognizing what you are doing. >> and those four have racked up millions of views on youtube. and the newcomers are raking in the sales in the millions. ♪ this is freaking awesome >> the raps of macklemore and ryan lewis have sold millions. >> a year and a half ago we were an underground rap group. >> and this woman can buy a few diamonds of her own as her hit has raked in more than $3 million of sales. but if if you listen to the lyric lyrics, all of the artists sing about the anti-glamorous life. how many times did you walk out over here? >> well, this is millions of times and this is where we learned to work a stage, because you could not stand in a spot. >> how many people in those days? >> about 1,000 or 1,200, and what it seems like more because we have people up here and tons of people up there and great room to play n and not the best,

biggest awards in entertainment, emmy, grammy, other grammy and the people's choice award. and applause) now the academy of recording arts and scientists is very particular about how you are supposed to hold these things. always with a gramophone turned to the left side of picture, okay. only this sideshowing, okay this sideshowing, why? partly because this is where the plaque is and you can see with my previous grammy four years ago, but also because-- also because the other side has visible genitalia. now i don't-- (applause) i done-- i'm got to say, i don't know why they do that. i assume this is how you make more grammies. hold on, i know what to do, hold on one second. there you go. hold on, hold on. that's better. we'll be right back. welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight uses statistics to predict four outcomes, a fancy way of saying he's a bookie. please welcome nate silver. whooo! >> nate, thanks so much, have a seat, my man. all right. nate, thanks so much for joining me. what an honor to have you here. >> thanks for coming back to the show. now everybody know

. >> announcer: to present the grammy for album of the year, please welcome a trio of grammy winners: ono and olivia harrison. >> and now, a grammy award that's gone to a who's who of music's finest, including george harrison in 1973 for "the concert for bangladesh" and to john lennon and yoko ono in 1982 for "double fantasy." >> thank you for remembering, alicia. >> these are this year's fabulous nominees for album of the year. "the blessed unrest," sara bareilles. "random access memories," daft punk. "good kid, m.a.a.d city," kendrick lamar. "the heist," macklemore and ryan lewis. "red," taylor swift. and the grammy goes to: "random access memories," thomas bangalter, guy-manuel de homem-christo, julian casablancas, dj falcon, todd edwards, chilly gonzales, giorgio moroder, panda bear, nile rodgers, paul williams, pharrell williams. >> whooo! pharrell. wow! this is, what, this is the most insane thing ever. >> you know, i used to imagine things that weren't there and were frightening and then i got sober and two robots called me and asked me to make an album. (laughter) >> we are--

we can tell you about one grammy award winner right now. pmo won the grammy. they handed it out earlier this afternoon and the pacific mombo orchestra is bringing home grammy gold. >> congratulations. the show airs tonight at 8:00 right here at kpi five. stay tuned for a special edition following the grammys at 11:00. >>> we will go live outside of the staple center with a look at what is going on right now. ,, ,,,, metallica got in one last hearsal before t >>> the bay area will be well represented tonight at the grammys. "metallica" got in one last rehearsal. their performance will be a collaboration, they are set to perform with chinese concert pianist. might be an odd pairing but they did once do a live album with the symphony. >>> betty is there, betty this are fashion statements made on stage and on the red carpet. you have seen a lot of them. >> reporter: the grammys are as much of an award show as it is a performance show and a fashion show packed a lot of theater and all of the stars tonight, of course, they are talking about the signature collaborati

we are working with the grammys to produce the official grammy viewing party in new york. >> what is an official viewing party? >> music is everywhere. in new york, the recording academy is everywhere. we do a lot of music in new york. the viewing party is bringing together all of the people in music in new york in a special environment to be part of the show. >> does this mean a big party with late-night and lots of musical acts? >> it means a lot of fun. we will be watching the show from l.a. a lot of great people involved. it is going to be the new york way of partying and doing the grammys. >> jon erlichman, tell us what you expect. who is hosting? i know ringo starr and paul mccartney are scheduled to appear. >> there has been a trickle on some of the special performers and madonna making an appearance. one of the things the grammys does well is they do not say right away what the whole card will be. they let it come out in bits and pieces. you talked about the idea that music is everywhere. that is an important point. the grammys do not just look at this one night. they see it

>> announcer: to present the grammy for album of the year, please welcome a trio of grammy winners: aliciarison. >> and now, a grammy award that's gone to a who's who of music's finest, including george harrison in 1973 for "the concert for bangladesh" and to john lennon and yoko ono in 1982 for "double fantasy." >> thank you for remembering, alicia. >> these are this year's fabulous nominees for album of the year. "the blessed unrest," sara bareilles. "random access memories," daft punk. "good kid, m.a.a.d city," kendrick lamar. "the heist," macklemore and ryan lewis. "red," taylor swift. and the grammy goes to: "random access memories," thomas bangalter, guy-manuel de homem-christo, julian casablancas, dj falcon, todd edwards, chilly gonzales, giorgio moroder, panda bear, nile rodgers, paul williams, pharrell williams. >> whooo! pharrell. wow! this is, what, this is the most insane thing ever. >> you know, i used to imagine things that weren't there and were frightening and then i got sober and two robots called me and asked me to make an album. (laughter) >> we are-- we are random acces

we thought we'd test your knowledge of all things grammy.na is across the street filling in for kathie lee today. she's going to hand out $100 to those that get the questions right. the losers get my book. >> they'd rather get your book. >> excellent. >> that's so wrong. >> that is. here in the studio, elvis duran host of the elvis duran morning show. before the break we asked this question, which singer became the first american idol contestant to win a grammy? all right big boy. what's the answer? >> of course the answer is kelly clarkson. she did it. >> 43% of you had it right. they were right on. by the way mr. fancy pants, you are packing your bag to head to the grammys. >> we're leaving as soon as you kick me out of here. >> you're going to be on the red carpet doing your thing. >> hoda and i both love the grammys. you're coming too. >> i'll be on the red carpet for entertainment tonight and tv guide network three and a half hours while the stars arrive. any tips for me? >> you don't need tips honey. you wrote the tips. now over to jen

>> the grammys, big deal.u but a big wedding that popped up a big gay fandango. that's what i'm calling it. but they played macklemore and ryan lewis, the song "same love", which is this beautiful love about acceptance and accepting gay people and basically queen latifah came out. i guess she's ordained now as a minister and she married 33 couples, weren't all gay, gay and straight couples, men and ladies, but it was just beautiful, and then madonna came out and sang "open your heart" and dressed like the sheriff of gay town. look at her. she looks like -- >> best little whorehouse in texas. >> what you doing here, partner? >> madonna, grills and the whole thing. >> and with her son on the red carpet. i love her, but madonna coming out with a cane made me really sad. a dark moment. >> don't remind people of your age. >> an interesting moment when album of the year was announced and, well, let's just take a look at the moment, shall we? you break it down. >> and the grammy goes to -- "random access memories." >

organizers promised the grammies would be full of surprises and delivered.ore and ryan lewis hit plenty of high notes and claimed best new artist and three rap grammies. more than 30 gay d

grammy winners beyonce and her husband will also perform together. music history will be made when former beatles paul mccartney and ringo starr take the stage. 8:00 to 11:30 tomorrow night on kpix 5. producers are promising surprises and events during the broadcast tomorrow night. mark kelly tell us one of the events is a tribute to the beatles. >> reporter: it's been a long and winding road all the way to l.a. [ girls screaming ] >> reporter: 50 years ago the beatles took america by storm and gave their first u.s. television performance on the ed sullivan show. >> the audience was fantastic, great reception. >> reporter: what's amazing, most americans today weren't even alive when the beatles landed at kennedy airport in '64. but the group never stopped adding new fans. everyone has a favorite beatles song including quartet san francisco. two songs on their latest cd are up for a grammy. >> when i was a kid, i thought it was hey jude, i thought it was great they were screaming at the end. these days it's day tripper. i was listening to that in the

from los angeles. ♪ [ music ] >> almost 40 million people tune into the grammy's.o discover new artists. >> i really would be tripping out with one nomination. so, let alone four. >> and watch music history made. >> paul mccartny and ringo star are performing. not necessarily together, but wouldn't it be amazing if half of the beetles did perform on stage tonight? >> he says the show can boost careers. >> the week or so after the grammy awards, all the performers and albums. generally fly up the chart. >> the grammy's are about unique collaborations for artists that make for great water cooler conversations the next day. there's buzz beyonce will perform with her husband, nine- time nominee, jay-z. and producers, miranda lambert with billy joe armstrong. >> they like to push together that may not have ever sang together. >> it's doubtful we'll witness any twerking when robyn sings with 70s chart topper, chicago. along with jay-z, the night's most nominated artists include justin timberlake, ryan lewis, and kendrick lamar. carrie for cbs news, los angeles. >>> the g

you check out the grammys? >> a little bit. was in between shooting pretapes and everything here, but i saw some of it. it was great. you? >> i watched a lot of it. it was really good. >> we talked to an expert on it. we'll have it today. >> we are. >> we'll talk a lot more about it. but we'll begin with the frigid weather. oh, yeah, that. still gripping much of the nation. cold air moving down from the arctic in eastern two-third of the country. >> some places haven't seen temperature above freezing for days. linsey davis has more on what is already the coldest winter on record. >> reporter: this winter about to go from bad to worse. the coldest air so far this season -- >> just one thing after the next. >> reporter: in its grips, 18 states from minnesota to maine, with windchills said to plummet between 30 and 60 below. in chicago and cities across minnesota, school already closed. in indianapolis, it's the city's second snowiest january since the civil war, forcing crews to work every day this month and wiping out the snow r

first they take our grammys.nd then they take our freedom. [ laughter ] how do we even know that was daft punk? i mean, it could have been anybody in an outfit. i don't believe daft punk even exists, to tell you the truth. [ laughter ] there are a lot of interesting performances last night. pink. did you see pink? she didn't win a grammy, but she did earn a spot on the u.s. olympic gymnastics team. [ laughter ] very athletic. paul mccartney did a song with ringo starr while yoko ono looked on menacingly. ringo played a song on his own, too. that was my favorite moment of the show. not ringo's performance. rather the intro to ringo's performance by ozzy osbourne and the guys from black sabbath. >> please welcome black sabbath. [ applause ] >> the greatest band ever were -- for me the greatest band ever will always be on my mind. it's called -- >> didn't really become the beatles. >> believe it or not, they did that without any rehearsal at all. [ laughter ] ozzy's still got it. the hardest part about being a nomin

the country pop duo didn't get any grammy nomination.justin bieber, one direction, miley cyrus. they were all shut out of this year's awards. >> we will be live from the grammys red carpet in our next hour to give you close-up view of the festivities. next despite new assurances from the russians, u.s. athletes are being toll to be on high alert for the sochi games. why security gains are mounting less than two weeks from the start of the winter games. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! >>> a new report by a privacy watchdog highly crit

and won two grammies, including best rock song. >> in the next half hour, betty yu was at the grammies and gives an in-depth look at what took to put the surprise wedding together. cate cauguiran kpix 5. >> how about paul, in his 70s. ringo in his 70s. i love the fact that we're talking about them b because half the people i've never heard of. >> it was so fun. i believe it was one of the best grammies ever. it was just so fun. who was your favorite? >> cool j was good. he's great as a host. >> pink was outstanding. >> i was in bed at 8:30. >> i stayed up for that whole show. that's another thing here. good morning everybody. heading out the door this morning, maybe a little sleepy eyed. first off, we have mostly cloudy skies looking toward the bainbridge, and because of the cloud cover, not as gold this morning as it has been in recent mornings. into the 40s and low 50s. later today, numbers coming down, ever so gently. today is going to be a transition day. we are now seeing that area of high pressure, we get to budge out of the bay area. temperatures up still to about 70 degrees. th

clive davis' big pre-grammy bash.hel smith was there partying with them and has the highlights. >>> and two weeks away from a white house state dinner that could be a bit uncomfortable. on the guest list, france's president who has just split from his long term girlfriend after a public scandal, revealing he's been having an affair with a much younger act stress. now that one paramour is out, will the other one win a coveted spot at the dinner next month? >> i'm sure that is exactly what president obama wants. >>> but a shooting at a big and busy mall. shoppers scrambling for their lives. and this morning, police investigating what may have sent the gunman into a killer rage. jeff has the latest from maryland. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it all happened in an instant, witnesses said, and not a single word was exchanged between the gunman and his two victims before a burst of shotgun blasts sparked an afternoon of horror. over night, bomb squad units worked to secure the deadly scene at the mall

clive davis' big pre-grammy bash.hel smith was there partying with them and has the highlights. >>> and two weeks away from a white house state dinner that could be uncomfortable. on the guest list, france's president who's just split when his long-time girlfriend after a very public scandal revealing he's been having an affair with a much younger actress. now that one paramour is out, will another one win a spot at the glamorous dinner next month? >> that's what the president wants. >>> but a shooting at a big and busy mall. shoppers scrambling for their lives. and this morning, police investigating what may have sent the gunman into a killer rage. we have the latest from columbia, maryland. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it all happened in an instant, witnesses said, and not a single word was exchanged between the gunman and his victims before a burst of shotgun blasts sparked an afternoon of horror. overnight bomb squad worked to secure the deadly scene at this mall in columbia, maryland. bring

bennett is nominated, 52 years after winning his first grammy.: all performers hope to make a distinctive mark in their own time. very best leave a legacy that endures long after they're gone. a multi-tall end entertainer who died 27 years ago has left us that and more. here is michelle miller. >> what is the pay of the united nations am bass door to the children of the world? well, i carry a little bag with some dried fruit, a little matchstick which -- >> you're looking at two legendary figures. you probably recognize edward r.murrow, that other guy is danny day kay. back in hollywood golden age danny kaye was golden and then some he was an actor. a singer. a dancer. a comedian. and perhaps most important, a friend to children around the world. but to actor michael douglas, danny kaye was the guy next door. >> i knew danny kaye when i was a kid. went to his house many times, he was a great magical guy. had this wonderful curiosity and enjoyment of life. you saw it on screen, you saw it the way he lived. >> and to dina kaye he was dad. >> if the

. >>> getting ready for the grammys. nancy o'dell is in l.a. will the surviving beatles share the stage? >>> we begin with a look at the "eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds." >> i heard lots of -- lots of noises lots of bangs, some sounded like a big train wreck. >> the deep freeze causes a travel nightmare. >> at least three people are dead after a massive pileup shut down an indiana highway. >> ice and snow conditions in texas, in austin temperatures will drop into the 20s today. >> do you like this weather? >> the nation's second-busiest railroad ground to halt because of a system power problem. >> everybody is waiting it out. >> you want answers? >> obviously. [ sirens ] >> the wave of bomb attacks that have gone off in cairo killing at least five people on the eve of the anniversary of the 2011 uprising. >> a crowd that's gathered outside, they are clearly blaming the brotherhood for this. >> edward snowden saying in a live chat that mass data collection must end. >> were he to come back and - enter a plea we would engage with his lawyer

he won a grammy for the award i would do anything for love.s appeared more than 54 times in movies and television, including rocky horror picture show and fight club. he is now gearing up for a 24 day show in las vegas. meat loaf joins me now. >> thank you for that. that was one of the best introductions ever. you start off with the acting, on stage, and screen. it is absolutely true, but most people never go there. they always go with bat out of hell. >> let's back all the way up, as far as you want to go. there's a lot of talk about. >> let's go back to hair. when i came in december of 1969, i started hair on broadway. >> that was when the jets went to the super bowl. >> absolutely. i am aging myself, but joe understands. joke is that they paid me $12.50 extra not to do the nude sent because they wanted people to stay in the theater for the second act. it was right after that that we went back and signed with motown. that was when the first recording happened, with motown. it was in 1971 with motown, under the banner of meatloaf. it got to n

. >> and their songs are up for not one, but two grammies. why this bay area group is not your typical string quartet. new recommendation to stop e y want the >> it's a story you will only see on kpix5. one group has a recommendation to stop the spread of hiv. they want the city of san francisco to start handing out crack pipes. the health department was looking into it and joe vasquez started asking some questions. >> reporter: hailey harris, 28- year-old says she is a crack cocaine addict. a group at high risk for spreading hiv. >> most of the conversations they have is i don't care. you know. and i'm going to die anyway. >> reporter: could landing out clean crack pipes make a difference in that attitude? >> it may seem counterintuitive, but it's a great program. >> reporter: laura thomas is a member of the hiv represent planning council. asking the city to consider a program to distribute free crack pipes to crack addicts. how will it work? well it is not exactly like the needle exchange programs which are accepted as a means to prevent th

still to come, the high rollers cashing in on the grammys.ow the magic -- music industry's top performers are building a business empire. ♪ >> welcome back. to the markets now. manus cranny, over to you. >> guy johnson, day three of equity market declines, the biggest declines we have seen since june of last year. gas companiesand that are on the downside. volatility is rising. the cost of protecting yourself against a correction on these markets has risen by 25% over the last three trading days. you begin to understand the dimensions of what is going on. it is about bg, the london market to be fair. bg, $2 billion of empowerment. we will have more on that. vodafone, at&t not taking vodafone. our insurance company in the u.k. may have to drop the dividend to protect their capital. it is a triptych in terms of the u.k. these are the beasts of the ftse. this is the second biggest company in the ftse after hsbc. back to you. >> thank you very much indeed. coming up, what is a grammy worth? lorde wins song of the year. we check out the business o

the grammys tomorrow night here at kpix 5. producers are promising a spectacle during tomorrow's night broadcast. >> mark kelly tells us one of the big events is a tribute to the beatles. >> reporter: it's been a long winding road. 50 years ago the beatles took america by storm and gave their first television performance on the ed sullivan show. what's amazing most americans today were not alive when the beatles landed at kennedy airport in '64. but the group's never stopped adding new fans. everyone has a favorite beatles song including quartet san francisco. two songs on their latest cd are up for a grammy. >> when i was a kid it was hey jude. definitely. i thought it was cool that at the end they would just scream. these days it's day tripper. >> off the top of my head maybe i'm the walrus. >> reporter: nominated for recording three-time grammy winner leslyan jones is also a big beatles fan. lessly an jones is also a big fan. >> the beatles controlled our lives when we grew up in los angeles. >> reporter: jones' director of

out of all of them i've never won a grammy against a white artist. you've won a grammy award.tists get preferential treatment, do you think in. >> i'm not necessarily going to say they get preferential treatment. they have the opportunity to become more popular than -- than, you know, than some african-american or other race artists. i think that because they are white they, you know, they get -- they sometimes get more -- they get more air play. they are on more talk shows. they are, you know, south out by more people because they are more mainstream and macklemore is clean cut. he's not some fly-by-night kid. he's been in the business for a long time, i mean, you know. i don't think -- i don't think that he won because he was white. i think he -- maybe he won all of them because he's white. >> go ahead, joel. >> hip-hop and rap music like all music is always evolving. one thing you don't want to get away from in all this news here is how great all the people in that any time you categorize something in an awards show like that, someone's going to win and someone's not. it's

reallyher grammy wins worked?will discuss the business behind the grammys. ♪ welcome back to "the pulse." the 56th annual grammy awards took place last night. we ask if the award show still matters. manus, this is a changing music event. is this live spectacle still key? >> it can be make him a break medical. break critical. when adele won her grammy on the album 21, it was a record that trumped the album charts. the week after the grammys, it went from selling 122,000 copies to selling 730,000. that is a 500% increase. >> it seems that particularly for acts that are fairly small still come on the rise perhaps, this can really add to their notoriety. people25, 28 million tune into the grammys. if you have the right product -- you can grip the nation if you can grip them for three hours -- >> you don't even have to show your face. it daft punk to the whole thing from behind masks. >> who is going to benefit the most in terms of box? -- bucks? >the running is open. lorde. >> nothing to do with that finish rock band

out of all of them i've never won a grammy against a white artist. you've won a grammy award.performers get preferential treatment, do you think? >> i'm not necessarily going to say they get preferential treatment. they have the opportunity to become more popular than -- than, you know, than some african-american or other race artists. i think that because they are white they, you know, they get -- they sometimes get more -- they get more air play. they get more, they're on more talk shows. they're, you know, sought out by more people because they are more mainstream and macklemore is clean cut. he's not some fly-by-night kid. he's been in the business for a long time, i mean, you know. i don't think -- i don't think that he won because he was white. i think he -- maybe he won all of them because he's white. >> go ahead, joel. >> hip-hop and rap music like all music is always evolving. one thing you don't want to get away from in all this news here is how great all the people in that category were. >> right. >> and the product they made. any time you categorize something in an

big grammy surprise filled with love. what it took to pull off that mass wedding at the grammys. >>> plus a prayer for peace becomes anything but peaceful. the real life angry bird that disrupted the pope's ceremony. >>> rain back in the area forecast. the day you should expect it still, straight ahead. >>> a slow monday commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. delays extending to the east parking lot and the metering lights are on. more traffic for you, still ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. kpix five's betty yu shows how ma helped 33 co >>> a big surprise playing out in front of millions of tv viewers last night. >> madonna and queen la teva at that helped 33 couples pull off the ultimate wedding. >> the stage was set, it looked like a church. the real event was revealed. >> by the power invested in me by the state of california, i now pronounce you married. >> reporter: with

. >>> grammy whammy. a huge night with incredible acts, memorable moments and a chance to psy i do. >>> gas explosion. it erupts in flames amid frigid temperatures. >>> plus, the cold going from cold to worse. >>> a new nate mayor to cruise ship passengers. >>> and a marathon where eating kris pi creams is part of the marathon. >>> a shotgun, that's what officials say a mall shooter brought with him. darian aguilar entered near the skateboard shop and then went downstairs to a food court. he returned less than an hour later, dumped his backpack in a dressing room and started shooting. shoppers fled in panic or barricaded themselves inside a mall. those victims are identified as 21-year-old brianna ben lolo and 21-year-old tyler johnson. >> right now we don't have any type of known relationship between the shooter and our victims. not saying there's not one, we just haven't uncovered one. that's what our investigators are working very, very hard at trying to recover. they found a journal at his home which

just because it had that touch of grammy's with the musical notes.first of all, she looked like a princess. and it was such an elegant gown and with those musical notes added on that italian fabric, it was one of my favorites. she could not have looked more stunning and you know, has a little whimsical with the notes. such a classy way. it goes down as my favorite grammy's outfits ever. >> she's a standout performer and that's a standout dress. we'll be watching you later and for a complete wrapup, watch entertainment tonight with nan cy right here on wusa9 at 7:30. >> and we're still talking about what they were wearing. u.s.a. today fashion reporter, thompson, joins us with more grammy fashions from the wow to what were they thinking? so we start with madonna and her son on the red carpet. they were very coordinated. >> they were. i think this goes the spectrum of wow and what were they thinking? for me, it was a wow. i did like this look, because madonna is reinventing herself. she likes to have fun and little david was just adorable and apparentl

clive davis' big pre-grammy bash.achel smith was there partying with them and has the highlights. >>> and two weeks away from a white house state dinner that could be uncomfortable. and france's president after splitting when his girlfriend, he's been having an affair with a much younger actress. now that one par amour is out, will another win out? >> that's what the president wants. >>> but a shooting at a big and busy mall. and this morning, police investigating what may have sent the gunman into a killer raise. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it all happened in an instant, witnesses said, and not a single word was exchanged between the gunman and his victims before a burst of shotgun blasts sparked an afternoon of horror. they worked to secure the deadly scene at the mall in columbia, maryland. bringing in robots to disable two crude devices who killed two mall employees before turning the gun on himself. >> kids are hiding in the bathroom in the upper areas. >> police are scouring surveillance

that's a wrap of the grammy fun.urprise announcement which congressman is saying good-bye to capitol hill. details ahead. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ get to a better state. we really you know? take a relaxingjust to unwind.a. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted "most likely

the grammys are, of course, tomorrow night.we'll have a preview app late conditions from billboard's joe levy. . >>> and guy clark at 72 and battling cancer he's up for best album of the year. >>> and the band also nominated for grammy this year will play for you right here in studio 57. but we begin with america trapped in a freeze frame. frigid air couplinged with snow is the story from the dakotas to the ohio valley and straight on through maine. ice-slicken roadways and poor visibilities are making driving conditions hazardous. there were several crashes and spinouts along i-94 in minnesota. several subzero temperatures have canceled outdoor activities in wisconsin. schools are closed. don dahler has more. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. good morning, vinita. we're going through somewhat of a heat wave here in new york city with 21 degrees. with much of the country with bone-chilling temperatures all week long this almost feels like spring. this is what happens when the extreme weather gripping much o

you tell me that, instead of --ching the grammys football.ed pro the reason i did not turn on the grammyswas going to flip back and forth. some people were on that i really love. internet andto the went on usa today and they said, people coming to the grammys. and that about 60 pictures up. i didn't know any of them. then i said, i am out of it. on, they had taylor swift and madonna. i didn't know any of the first people, at first. i am out of it. i like my mother now. it was not bad at all. my mother was really smart. i would love to be that smart. >> your music? are you making music? >> we are still recording. we are working on a record now. it is really slow. that is normal for me. i have something that everyone was excited about. we haven't opening track -- we have an opening track. the voice of paradise on bat out of hell is on it. he sang it.inks she has been of several years. and she doesn't get the recognition. it is a tough gig. you just don't always get what you should get. you cannot always do it you want or get what you need. >> your super bowl pick? >> well, there is a whole

now you hear about rappers who have ten grammys and 90 brammies and if they were giving out grammys whentwo. and nine nominations which came later. >> jimmy: you're big enough you that could take some from some people. >> snatch a grammy. >> jimmy: you could probably get a couple dozen grammys if you really wanted to. >> let me hold that. >> jimmy: first person i'd go after, celine dion. >> yeah. that'll be a career booster. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the first time you heard one of your songs on the radio? >> absolutely. i was on farmers boulevard in queens. it had just finished raining. it was nighttime. and it was like the moon was glistening off the street. and my record was playing in the game room on the radio. and i was just staring at the pavement. and a guy came out of the game room and was like yo, l, yo, that's you on the radio, man. and i was like yeah, i know. i like that. [ laughter ] and i was just staring at the street and it was just an amazing feeling, man. and even now i'm very, very grateful. you know what i'm saying? like i'm clear that it didn't have to be like this. li

so you can grammys tomorrow night. don't know if we mentioned, we are broadcasting the grammies. >> we will see you tomorrow. goodnight. (doorbell rings) judith: i said, "no!" jake: and i said, "why not?" no! why not? i don't have to give you a reason. dad, i got my learner's permit, but mom won't let me drive her car. just because they give 15-year-olds learner's permits doesn't mean they're ready to drive. been driving for years. grand theft auto one, grand theft auto two. and i never ran over anybody but pimps and crack whores. jake... sorry. crack prostitutes. go get started on your homework.

of course, again, she will be performing on the grammy red carpet.till have quincy jones. >> how do you keep up with all this mess? >> reporter: i don't know. it's just in my head. it's a weirdness. we'll send it back to you, miguel, in new york. it can be a bit of a sickness. too much in my head. >> it's great, honey. >> i love that quincy jones had never heard popping a squat. you're basically writing lyrics for him. brilliant. on the red carpet writing lyrics for quincy jones. >> reporter: quincy jones and i are going to send it back to you and sign off here because the show is about to start. >> it is? >> reporter: show is about to start, yeah. >> get him to his seat! >> reporter: ten minutes, sir. >> hilarious. >> reporter: i love that quincy just hung out and sat downright beside us here at the cnn platform. >> another reason to love live tv. brilliant. thank you, nischelle. >>> after a quick break, touchdown and risk of sudden death. those words sure have different meaning when this is how you make your entrance to the game. aflac! aflac! got

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. >>> grammy whammy. a huge night for the music industry with incredible acts, memorable moments and even a chance to say i do. >>> gas explosion. one of thr natural gas pipelines erupt in flames amid frigid temperatures. >>> the cold weather going from bad to worse and chicago is closing schools. >>> a new nightmare for cruise ship passengers. >>> and a 5k where eating a dozen krispy kremes is part of the race to the finish line. it is monday, january 27th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, it is nice to see you. i'm veronica de la cruz. a shotgun, plenty of ammunition and a backpack filled with homemade explosives. that's what officials say a gunman who opened fire at a maryland mall brought with him. police say 19-year-old derian aguilar took a taxi to the mall in columbia in suburban baltimore. he had no criminal record. they say aguilar entered near the skateboard shop zumiez and went downstairs to a food court. returned less than an hour later, dumped his backpack in a dressing room

. >>> and daft punk gets lucky at the grammy awards. ♪ get lucky captioning funded by cbs >>> this is>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 27th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, it's already one of the coldest winters on record, and this morning another bitter and dangerous blast of arctic air is causing temperatures to plummet from the upper midwest all the way to the gulf coast. there are blizzard warnings in minnesota, south dakota, and iowa. by late yesterday, there were whiteout conditions in some areas, making travel treacherous. most schools in minnesota are closed today as are the chicago schools. the windchill there could reach 40 below today. and the cold and snow caused multiple crashes in michigan. the national weather service says most of the midwest will feel colder than barrow, alaska, today. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our boston station wbz, told jeff glor the cold will extend from north to south. >> unbelievable cold. a lot of wind. not a lot of falling snow with that blizzard warning. it's in red here on th

written for grammy winner esperance a spaulding. he has released a cd titled "without a net. he is also about to receive the lifetime achievement award from thelonious monk institute. better thanet much wayne shorter. we are delighted to have a conversation with him coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: when wayne shorter was studying music back in the 50s, he first confused and then impressed his professors by combining classical music with jazz. musical barriers were meant to be broken. both with his own recordings and in the rock fusion group weather report. there are so many clips i could share with you tonight about his career, but i decided to take this one from 1967. ♪ tavis: congrats on the's 80 years, for starters. >> thank you. tavis: what do you make of this journey so far? >> i was telling someone at my birthday party that i am eight. the same kind of feeling that i had at eight years old, i'm collecting these little statues of captain marvel and wonder woman. [laughter] does it feel to still have