whitney houston attended a pre-grammy party at this hollywood nightclub. red carpet, witnesses say she had it together and was on her best behavior. adam ambrose is a publicist for true hollywood. >> she walked along here withholding hands in fact with bobbi kristina. they both looked radiant. when they arrived, they were looking fantastic. >> houston was even up for a little impromptu entertaining. she surprised everyone when she joined her friend, r&b grammy nominee kelly price on stage. ♪ >> the place erupted. i mean, it was very sweet. it was actually very touching when she went on. >> fun times, but too much of a good time? not so, says kelly price. while she says that houston had champagne at the party, she denies reports that things got out of hand with her friend. >> this was not a woman who was depressed, upset, high, drunk. she was clearly in her right mind. she was not acting erratic. >> but "access hollywood's" shaun robinson says the pictures taken that thursday night tell a whole different story. >> i said who is that? what the hell happened?

him the grammy and -- >> jimmy: yeah, give him the grammy, he'll appreciate it.> do you want to go again? >> jimmy: let's see. all right. who do we have there, guillermo? >> my name is bobby. >> jimmy: bobby, where are you from? >> i'm from temecula, california. >> jimmy: say hello to zach braff. >> hello, zach braff. >> i like your beard. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look like you may have recorded one of the songs on his soundtrack. >> i can't tell you that. >> that's exactly what people on my soundtrack look like. >> jimmy: it's going to take a perfect score to win this thing. do you think you're capable of it? >> i'm definitely going to give it my best shot. the beard might be able to help. >> jimmy: give it a shot, let's see what you've got. and here we go. >> guillermo: three, two, one! >> jimmy: oh, this is exciting. [ cheers and applause ] that's nice, belly flops, there was a lot of the physical action there. >> so much style i think, jimmy. >> jimmy: maybe too much style? john hits him with a 2. >> i prefer him on "duck dynasty." [ applause ] >> jimmy: a

grammy, too.st three records -- >> all grammy winners. >> 8, 9 and 10. >> your love for jazz is so profound after all these years. yeah. still, man, because people ask me why you didn't do it before. i say, you know what, i didn't feel a necessity to do a specific title or album. everybody knows i play and everything i have been doing since i met him, it's him there somehow, you know. somehow. i am trying to preserve his style, his music, his legacy as much as i kcan. it's my daily tribute to him. it is not only because i remember him every day of my life. >> a daily tribute? >> exactly. exactly. >> there's only one d -- is there one you want to collaborate on? >> i am open to collaboration, working all the time and doing things for people. i've been collaborating with hans zimmer. >> hans zimmer. >> in the last bunch of movies he's doing. did the pirates of the caribbean, lone ranger, nomination won the oscar and later on we did lone ranger. now, you go to the movie and watch the "spider-man 2,"

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camp at the grammy in the schools.com website. grammy in the schools. com. >> very good. hey, 4:49 right now. summer taking little bit of vacation in indianna. >> we worked together the first part of january, when one of the 17 storms we had, well, unseasonably cool temperatures are keeping people away from local beaches as a polar vortex sweeps through the area. remember that term, polar vortex? well, it is the middle of july, temperatures only in the mid 60s. >> you are kind of gearing up for warm summer. we had cool summer last one. seems like every other year mother flip flops. so we're gearing up for busy summer. so far, kind of quiet. >> grab the jacket. strong winds kicking up surf at lake front beach leaving lifeguards with very little to do. >> so that's certainly out of the orders area, caitlin. this time of year in our area, rain, not out of the ordinary. >> if you are going at a polar vortex at all in the year, you want it in the summer, because it bridges refreshing drop in the temperatures, maybe too cool

yes one thing i want to correct it is not a good mean model if it is a grammy model it will not go into raising your and so on so what we are not in that business we are not here to make money out or activity so they deviated from the government coming model that's where all the problems took place they wanted to make it the money making enterprise for shareholders so they want to take side people saying if you lend money to the poor people you can make a lot of money out of it i said that's an entirely the opposite of going back system government system is to help poor people poor women particularly to change their life and nobody is trying to make money out of them those who want to make money out of them by misusing them in concept they turned the whole thing into long sharking direction and we're of course to loan sharking and that's how we were born opposing launchers so we don't want microcredit or grameen bank to be used to become law that's why we condemned it and we said it said entirely the wrong thing and they should not even use the word microcredit for themselves let alone

grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off.-- and my mom that she even does that. of course my daughter is going to live with me when i leave. this is why i don't get along with my mom because of stupid [ bleep ] like that. i'm sitting in jail. my daughter's never lived with anybody but me. she's going to tell me, who do you want to live with? that's like you put a baby in front of somebody and say, who do you love more? you can't do that to people, to kids. i want to go. i want to leave. i've been here for so long for having one charge in my entire life. this is ridiculous. i need to go before my mom, like, runs away with my kid or something. this has been an entirely too long of a stay and i need to leave. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> ms. quevas, do you want to explain to me why i should not put you in prison? >> i'm tired of getting high. >> and you weren't tired before when i gave you a five-year prison sentence before? >> a drug addicted mother asks a judge to keep her out of prison. >

but here is what i would problems arise that was reported recently that grammy model in south india has in recent years been distorted by then sure capitalism profit makers will of families may face debt spiral forceful debt collections which in some occasions lead to suicide are you aware of this. yes one thing i want to correct it is not the grameen model if it is a grammy model it will not go into leasing i p o and so on so what we are not in that business we are not here to make money out or activity so they deviated from the government governing model that's when all the problems took place they wanted to make it the money making enterprise for shareholders so they want to be excited people saying if you lend money to the poor people you can make a lot of money out of it i said that's entirely the opposite of going back system government system is to help poor people poor women particularly to change their life and nobody is trying to make money out of them those who want to make money out of them by misusing them in concept they turned the whole thing into law a shocking direction

be right back up with that rooster muhammad yunus to ask a little bit more about what happened in grammy bank and why when he ran for president bangladesh and wants to feature of microfinance globally don't go away and. iran like syria has been george very harshly on the leaves under the constant. isn't it justified the it's not pursuing the. raising the spectrum of perceived to have a gun would lead to one you know the same time you see. developing nuclear weapons in the. recently did they want to see. me before i make informed. we would be stupid not to take you. live. why should. all the face time you know. a pleasure to have you with us here in our teens today. big bucks for. everybody to do the job the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albums. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and i would never go away we've been hijacked like handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our found

tjt album, three kings in stores, grammy nominated. my 10th grammy nomination. >> wow, okay. >> so shout out to tie reece and genui genuine. >> this year i was really focused on really being -- taking that next step, you know what i mean, and getting to the craft ask just diving head first. >> how did that even happen? >> you know, it started early as a kid. i used to do a bunch of plays and things like that. of course when music kind of slows down you kind of try to find ways to survive. >> did you pursue it, or did it find you? >> kind of a little bit of both. you know what i mean? a couple plays happened. what was funny, what really, really kicked it off is there was a part of the team that did the sound track for "dream brothers." i was working closely with the directors. i was in there acting up. i've got all the jokes, all the energy. and he said, man, you would be good for the part of c.c. i think you should audition. i said, well, maybe. let me see. just let me know. the next day i got a call and they said i really want you to

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conversation with ruben blades, musician, songwrit songwriter, activist and occasional politician has won 12 grammy awards, been nominated for three emmys, has a law degree from harvard, and ran for the presidency of panama back in 1994. wh winning 18% of the vote. he remains committed to his activism and artistry. he has a new cd out called "tangos." conversation with ruben blaze blades co -- blades coming up right now. >> there are some artist who refuse to stay in any one silo. ruben blades is one of those artists. he won 12 grammys and he remains politically engaged speaking out on the issue of the day including poverty, corruption and underdevelopment. he's on tour and his latest cd is called "tangos." we'll start our conversation first and we look at ruben blades singing from "tangos." [ spinni [ singing in foreign language ] >> i got the cd, i thought it was a misprint. i said "tangos"? ruben is doing tangos? >> yeah. we thought about it. carlos and i, carlos is the arranger and producer, about doing this for about 39 years. first time we spoke about it. it had to do with the lyrics, basical

i mean you've had amazing success, grammy nominations, professor of music.ching and handing this down for you. that's an essential part of it. >> sure, because it represents us. it represents... it's our ethos, it's our being. and what i tell young people is... and this is a common cliche, but it's very profound. once you know who you are and where you came from, nobody really can mess with you. i mean, and cultural pride has always been at the source of our being as latinos, and also our music. a good friend of mine, colleague, one of the first djs in the hip hop world, he talks about cultural medicine. people are always looking for medicine. and for us, in our communities, whether they're african american, latino, or even anglo american, music is our medicine. and our music is so deep and rich in its ties to the past that we should celebrate that and not lose it. and that's... >> hinojosa: so your doctors... okay, if music is our medicine, your doctors would be mongo santamaria, mario bauza, tito puente... >> all of those people. >> hinojosa: ...machito...

loss and will smith didn't go get his grammy much less with what l.l. cool j. did we kind of didn't care and i kind of don't care now about their welcome. hall of fame i don't care about i want to build something that you know snoop and i would talk and i was on his show i know you want to show moves the man i know is so you wouldn't smoke and joins together. he talked about it and now i've been negotiating and we think we want to build a hip hop hall of fame and do an award show that really speaks to hip hop from hip hop where is it seems very late but you know it seems like it. when you look at once his name said the other day that they shouldn't be in a rock n roll hall of fame he's a nice guy too i don't you know i always say you know god bless you for your opinions but he had opinions that they shouldn't be in iraq war hall of fame speaking of social issues what do you make of the n.f.l. trying to ban the n word well i'm not have probably banned me five hundred yards look my father the professor of black history he was he passed away but if ever told me co

already a grammy award winner.ic influenced you? >> well, i was really influenced from the beginning on from my parents playing class cal music and enjoyed every single i've played from rock, jazz to electronic music and every little piece i make just influences me to write more stuff and that's all i want to do. i just want to write more music and make people happy. >> so far so good. i mean just to name a few you've worked with hailey williams from paramour, lady gaga. and, miriam, is it true you discovered the great vocals of miriam. >> i had. it was on german radio. i was back for a few days and had to pick someone up and that person was late so i waited and she came on the radio and i looked her up. she like -- i don't think she had a twitter account or anything so-called my manager and said that's the one. we're signing her and, you know, now she's here. >> that's the one. that's the one. that's got to feel great, miriam. originally you sang the song we're about to hear with hailey williams from paramour. tod

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grammy nominee ed sheehan wrapped i want -- it up. >>> grammy and oscar winner, jen at her hudson belted out several songs it was all anchored by philly's own the roots. they always stay true to their roots and come to the parkway every 4th of july. rick williams, cesily tynan and karen rogers and adam joseph hosted the coverage. we thank you for pulling up a seat to watch. >>> it was a soggiy 4th of july at the jersey shore which meant no beach and no fireworks display. annie mccormick has more in atlantic city. >> reporter: it wasn't much, but it was something, a few fireworks lit up the atlantic city skyline, but the official show was disappointing to many. >> we didn't know. including this family pro drove here from -- who drove here from paramus. >> i'm making the best of it, because the rain stopped and it is nice outside. >> reporter: most jersey shore towns postponed fireworks in anticipating of hurricane arthur. he started our nation's holiday with downpours up and down the shore forcing families to find indoor fun and left the lifeguards on the offense. >> it's a dangerous surf

." >> now john can add that accomplishment to his nine grammys and his spot in the songwriters hall oft beautiful women on the planet. >> yes. >> it's good to be you. >> life is good, i have to complaints. >> almost legendary. >> yes. >> does it feel like a different level, does it feel like everything's starting to click in your life? >> i think it always is going pretty well. but -- it's even better now. i mean, i'm in a good place, like you said. i just got married, my album's doing really well, i feel creatively like i'm just getting stronger and stronger. >> i love your whole philosophy about work. it's not about how much money you make. you should tell everybody. >> well, i just gave a speech at my alma mater, university of pennsylvania. and i talked about love. and how important it is to love what you do, love yourself, love the people around you. spend your life kind of seeking that and pursuing that and maximizing that. >> you wrote "all of me" for your wife? >> yeah. >> it would be a problem if it was for somebody else. >> yeah. if it were, that would be a problem. >> she's n

liverpool cost 10.7 million euro move for loading grammy has collapsed.omment on the reasons behind the deal falling through, but it is understood there has been an issue with the 27-year-old's medical. he flew to the u.s. where the liverpool are touring in order to receive treatment. -- the move had been confirmed. been spending -- paris found themselves on unfamiliar ground sunday. they are used to flaunting their skills on the football field, not so much on the catwalk. that did not step them from going -- that did not stop them from going. the men are in asia for the preseason tour. to face a french club in the champions trophy on saturday. african tim clark clings to his second pga tour title and americant to beat the by one stroke at the canadian open yesterday. clark, who has finished second 12 times on tour, had major elbow surgery and was four strokes behind. -- it the 38-year-old carding the five under par 65. the sixth runner-up finish since his recent tour victory nearly carter years ago. -- thelties in sexuall around 66.ot a double bogey at t

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. ♪ but after millions of words sold and two grammys he hasn't always felt worthy of his success. >> i still think that, it's been ten-plus years of a world stage and i still think that i'm going to go back to the coffee shop some day. >> we'll head to the beach with jason mraz later on sup day morning. along with the pleasures and diversion can offer unwelcome hazard a chance of painful encounter with a jellyfish. martha teichner can tell us all about that. >> you don't want to touch one. >> do jellyfish get a bad rap? they can be beautiful but some deadly. are they taking over the ocean or just going about their mysterious way. >> we knee more about mars than oceans that's not even speaking about jellyfish. >> ahead this "sunday morning" a little jelly news. >> cowan: it's always a pleasure to watch keira knightley on the screen she's been an actress since childhood has a lot to talk about with mark phillips. >> she's given up the period costumes, put down the sword and picked up a guitar this time. keira knightley is a lovelorn singer/songwriter in her recent movie, it was time to

grammy nominee wrapped it up. ♪ grammy and oscar winner jennifer hudson belted out a lot of songs.t was anchored by philly's own the roots. they always stay true to their roots and come to the july 4th jam. rick williams, cesily tynan, adam joseph, karen rogers hosted our exclusive coverage we thank all of you who pulled you mean a seat and tuned in. >> it was a soggy start are this holiday weekend for those at the jersey shore it meant no beach and no fireworks displace. annie mccormick -- displays. annie mccormick was in atlantic city. >> reporter: it wasn't much, but it was something, a few fireworks lit up the atlantic city skyline but the official show was postponed to the disappointment of many. >> oh, my god you're kidding. >> reporter: including this family who drove here from parmus and this family who came from virginia. >> i'm making the best of it, the rain stopped and it is nice outside. >> reporter: most shore towns postponed fireworks because of hurricane arthur, he forced families to find indoor fun and left lifeguards on the offense. >> once it breaks and comes in,

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was born when he was a little infant we not surely in helping to grow any grown nationwide than a grammy now i did his a spread all over the world i still grew around do that in that position has not changed that relationship or structure so you're somewhat of a senior consultant to the bank now without really having a real power in meddling in its affairs right. well i will not say this word sounds very commercial by deliciously reste not a commercial relationship i would just a friend i would say and a friend and i still feel part of the team no i don't hold the position within the bank but that doesn't mean my views are ignored within giving back because they look up to me because they know that every single procedure in every single methodological of government bank build them piece by piece so they look up to me for guidance. temperature break now and be right back where the muster mohammad yunus to ask a little bit more about what happened grabbing bank why when he ran for president bangladesh and wants to the future of microfinance globally don't go away and. this is a media lead

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impacto en facebook, twitter, instagram y primer impacto.com >> le damos la bienvenida al ganador del grammyseca. gracias por acompaÑarmenos una verdadera joya musical este dvd muy especial de tus Éxitos grabado en marzo con mÁs de 60 mÚsicos de la orquesta sinfÓnica de colombia, cuÉntanos de la experiencia cÓmo surge la idea? >> de unas presentaciones que tuvimos con la sinfÓnica una experiencia alucinante, estoy muy contento orgulloso es el proyecto mÁs especial de mi carrera estoy con mucha emociÓn y ganas de que la gente conozca este proyecto llevamos seis meses terminando un proyecto de muchas horas de nacer toda la post producciÓn. >> debe ser un gran reto para un artista de tu nivel escoger los temas para un dvd, dicen que las canciones son como bebÉs siempre difÍcil escoger. >> fue de los grandes retos escoger cuÁl era el repertorio del dvd me basÉ en las canciones mÁs de mi carrera saber con juan andrÉs que fue el arreglista las mejores para hacer el encuentro entre el mundo sinfÓnico y el de mi mÚsica fuimos eligiendo pero afortunadamente creo que fue una buena elecciÓn esto muy co

. ♪ >> that was after six grammys. >> the record of the year. >> billy joel. >> which reveals the most. it's how you recover, and how do you move on? >> and so we choose billy joel. i still remember my first conce concert. for diane and all of us, good night. it's time to wheel around the world. greetings from georgia d alof us at "igbliani borbali." i'm patricia abravanel, the hostess of "wheel of fortune" in brazil. in hungary, we call it "szerencsekerék." [ speaking hungarian ] let's start the show. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars ofmerica's game,

. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody meyer guest is a multiplatinum grammy winning singer/songwriterr you may know him, a loser. please welcome beck! (cheers and applause) hey, beck. thanks for being here, man. rabbi, thank you for joining us. unless this is an amish look you are going for. >> it's kind of a mixture. >> stephen: either yentl or witness, we'll find out. i haven't seen you since you crashed on my couch in l.a.. >> thank you for the kindness. >> stephen: no problem. everybody knows who you are. i don't need to go through your cd. let's get straight to the heat of the meat. you've got a new album called morning phase. >> uh-huh, pretty meaty. >> stephen: it's pretty meaty. the morning face, this is a kind letter gentler more contemplative beck here, a little folky in here. >> a little quiet, a little bit slow, good for massages, aroma therapy. >> stephen: do you have any like -- >> trying to break into that. >> stephen: any flute. >> a little-- . >> stephen: great, you should actually sell it as at starbucks with a little massage oil. >> right. >> stephen: you know, esse

grammys. recording engineers. copyright offices. groups that may hold exemptions such as libraries universities and churches and i'm sure i missed someone. so you see a litany of names and individuals and groups and entities that we have involved here. now what i'm going to show you for the record, and without objection i'd like this schematic they've in front of me. it's a schematic of the music licensing marketplace and publish ir/songwriters and anyone else involved in the litany of names i have read off. i have a beautiful color display on my ipad. you're not going to see it. i will just hold this up. you may be able to understand some of it. this is an example of the breakdown and these are on both sides. so i have three documents here of the breakdown of the seem mat tick, just like a corporation would be set up. president, ceo, vice president, et cetera. this is the complication of the legislation that we have and those involved. look at the subcategories. underneath the subcat goreries and underneath the subcategories on bot

her fourth studio album surfacing, won her two grammys and sell 16 million copies.you have any idea when you were finished what you had? >> well, it is funny, again, i always hate my records at the very end, just for a brief moment because i am so sick of them and i remember saying to a friend of mine the only song any good on this is angel. >> reporter: written after reading about the death of the keyboard player for the band smashing pumpkins from a drug overdose, the song angel came to mclachlan in just a day and a half. >> like, wow, someone just gave me a gift. >> and it turns out to be the song that so many people have connected with on so many levels. >> reporter: especially when the song was used in a commercial for the aspca. >> >> hi, i am sarah mclachlan. will you be an angel for a helpless animal? >> yes, boy, that ad worked like a -- it really did. >> $30 million? >> reached right in and tore at your heartstrings and, yeah, over 30 million bucks. >> >> reporter: the success of the surfacing album led her to put together a tour which featured all women ♪

now, believe it or not, president barack obama who has two grammys for the audio versions of his books, this week got a little closer to e-got it. >> i have to know, what is it like to be the last black president? >> seriously? what's it like for this to be the last time you ever talk to a president? >> must kind of stink, though, that you can't run three times. >> actually i think it's a good idea. you know, if i ran a third time, it would be sort of like doing a third "hangover" movie. didn't really work out very well, did it? >> is it going to be hard in two years when you're no longer president and people will stop letting you win at basketball? >> how does it feel having a three-inch vertical. >> it's a three-inch horizontal. so -- you know what i would do if i were president, mr. president? i would make same-sex divorce illegal then see how bad they want it. >> i think that's why you're not president. and that's a good thing. >> you said if you had a son, you would not let him play football. what makes you think that he would want to play football? what if he was a nerd like you?