. >> cooper: something unusual happened on the way to the grammy awards this past year... an album was nominated from malawi. the artists weren't polished pop stars, but prisoners and guards, in a place called zomba. a maximum security prison, so decrepit and overcrowded, it's been called "hell's waiting room." how could such beautiful music come from such misery? ? ? ? we went to malawi to find out. ? ? ? >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes." >> cbs money watch sponsored by american express open. proud supporter of growing businesses. >> quijano: good evening. the final jobs report before the election comes out friday. it's expected to show 175,000 jobs were added this month. pfizer and starbucks report earnings this week, and halloween shoppers are expected to scare up a record $8.4 billion in sales. i thought i married an italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern europ

like he won a grammy, i won a grammy and everything. and i was like, of course. i got this and i get up there and complete panic sets in because i cannot remember what that fake grammy is called. i cannot remember what the book >> seth: yeah. >> like nobody, there was not even time to read it, i feel like. >> seth: yeah. >> and i cannot remember his name but i am pretty sure it rhymes with osama. >> seth: you couldn't remember? you couldn't remember -- okay. >> yeah. couldn't remember his name. barack obama, before he was president, come on. >> seth: okay. >> come on. >> seth: so, what did you say when you're in front of everybody? >> i grew up in burleson, texas. there were not a lot of barack obamas. that was not a normal name for me. so i completely butchered it. i literally had the mic everyone, i mean the senate, everyone. and after i just nailed it. and i'm like sitting there like that is best album and dances with my father -- >> seth: dances with my father? >> luther vandross dance with my father. that's what comes to my head. >> seth: okay. >> and it's c

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daly: alicia recruited chart-topping grammy and golden globe-nominated singer/songwriter charlie puth. i'd really like you to play piano. oh, seriously? especially on this song, there's so much more oomph! ? and i don't give a damn 'bout my bad reputation ? daly: miley called on one of her idols, legendary rock and roll hall of famer ? yea-a-ah ? oh, i love these girls! i can't believe you did this for these kids. i'm really flattered. daly: and blake brought in grammy-, emmy-, and tony-winning singer and actress, starring in this spring's broadway revival of "hello, dolly!" -- bette midler. i'm looking at people who really want it, and this is their shot. the verse sounds like there's not enough energy coming out of you. show some spunk. -thank you, ms. midler. -[ laughs ] so, i'm thrilled that i can be of assistance. daly: our new coaches bring an energy that will be felt across "the voice." oach, is to help you past this point. yeah. alicia: if you want to be great, you have to leave everything on the floor. the battles are crazy emotional. everything is on the line. they're singin

bumm blonde, visual island, both in august, well before the september 30th grammy deadline. but, according to billboard, neither were submitted by his labels or management for grammy consideration. that's so weird, right? the albumns were ocean, first full lent releases in more than four years. >> i think someone is going to get a talking to. >> right? >> so weird. >> yes. >> well above averaging, so definitely, something for everybody. very warm for now, eventually will get a lot cooler with time here. feeling much more like dose of reality by the time we hit the weekends. for now, beautiful outside. if we can, we will take you on outside. actually okay, start with graphics here. taking a look at the fall foliage, where we currently stands with that. well, at this point, pretty much past peak if you go into some of the highest terrain up across new england, but here at home, we're only beginning to see some of that moderate foliage showing up right now. so, we're getting ever closer at this point to the peak. i would say tail end of the month is about the point where we wou

has one bearing a slew of grammy awards, and oscar, does she has won a slew of grammy awards, and oscar, and and he has won a slew of grammy awards and an oscar. bob dylan wins the nobel prize for literature. first up this hour, thailand is in mourning after the passing of king bhumibol adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch. the royals spent seven decades on the throne. 88passed away at the age of in declining health. many people believe he brought stability amid the country's political turmoil. fadingr: in an age of monarchs, king bhumibol adulyadej was an exception. ruledsally revered, he for more than seven decades. he came to the throne in 1946 at the tender age of 19, following the sudden death of his elder brother. had been stripped of power and prestige. but he became a constant in thailand. amid a series of military coups and changing prime ministers, he used his moral authority to guide the country through political crises. he stepped in during violent student riots against the leadership and persuaded the generals to step down and leave the country. in 1992, he inter

adam enlisted the grammy award winning former frontman of van halen, sammy hagar. alicia recruited chart-topping grammy and golden globe nominated singer/songwriter charlie puth. miley called on rock-and-roll hall of famer with a career that spans four decades, joan jett. and blake brought in grammy, emmy, and tony award winning singer and actress fresh off the re-release of her debut album, i'd like to hear you do it again holding hands. -[ laughs ] -all right. ? just keep me where the light is ? daly: and alicia will orchestrate something... right now, i'm, like, deer-in-headlights. i'm like, "aah!" ...that shocks our coaches. [ cheers and applause ] i didn't see it coming. that keyboard thing was epic. i don't even know how the hell you did that. there's nobody on this show can pull that off, except the two of you. that was my favorite performance. whoo! daly: it all starts right now. than ever before. i think that the overall quality of everybody on every team is, like, pretty outstanding. you all always have such a miraculous transformation from the blinds to

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novelist jody picoult quipped, i'm happy for bob dylan, but does this mean i can win a grammy? >> reporter: the nobel prize of literature is given for a lifetime of work. bob dylan's words, his poetry, more than stand up. >> i wrote the songs to perform the songs, and i needed to sing in that language. which is the language that i hadn't heard before. ? come in she said i'll give you shelter from the storm ?? >> reporter: dylan wrote and writes of injustice. ? ? >> reporter: of war and yearning. ? for the times they are a changing ?? and love. ? lay lady lay ?? >> reporter: roger mcguinn of the byrds once said that working with bob dylan was like knowing shakespeare. ? the answer is blowing in the wind ?? >> reporter: bob dylan, a bard for the ages. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> congratulations to bob dylan. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. . good evening. welcome to 12 news at 6:00. we're seeing a war over the airwaves now between those who want to see small amounts of recreational marijuana legalized in marijuana and those who are ag

. >> and she's one of the best, she's wanted only an oscar and a grammy and she is here to tell us more after the break. we want to tell you about it big event, the hispanic roundtable of cleveland is hosting its convention with a daylong of workshops, activities and information. the keynote speaker is a bona fide of 12 people on the planet to have won an emmy, tony, oscar, and grammy. she joins us now. >> where is she, she is a lot of hardware, it is an honor to meet you. >> i call it the hardware. >> is it all on one shelf? >> there's not enough shelves. we have 3 shelves. >> will you need some more shelves because more are coming. the kennedy senate -- center honors. fun? >> what keeps it fresh and fun is that i love what i do and on top of that i get paid for it. i am having this crazy renaissance, i am 84, almost 85 and i have a book out and an album out and i have a series coming out for netflix. >> a reboot of time. >> this time with a cuban family . >> i am having the year of my life. >> what is fascinating that we were talking about in each of us has a moment in minus west side

grammys week of 2006, sheryl crow didn't want to do it. she was putting it off. she hesitantly scheduled a off getting a mammogram because they are afraid, this is the first step in taking care of yourself first so that you can be there for others. >> tia: it was 2-d technology then. the doctors saw something. crow had to have a lumpectomy and seven weeks of radiation. crow credits early detection for saving her life. dr. linda grear agrees and 10 years later, technology has advised. >> 3-d mammography works just like 2-d in the compression so really we don'tot difference, but the raidolgist now is looking at one millimeter sections at a time like looking at the pages of a book. >> crow has teamed up with halogic the makers of this machine. it's called genius 3-d technology. according to developers, the mammography is able to see deep into the breast tissue where some cancer cells lie undetected by other mammograms. you, too, can get the screenings right here in northeast ohio. metrohealth and in akron, summa health and also akron general. >> i just tell women wh

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that is multiple grammy award-winning singer, songwriter, and actress, olivia newton-john!ers and applause ] ♪ she sounds fantastic. her new album, "liv on", is available for pre-order now, and you can catch her "summer nights" show at the flamingo, las vegas through december.

he earned grammy awards. the mayor proclaimed today al >>> a firefighters open house. families were shown our storm chaser. its many cape be of tracking storms on the go to make sure that you stay safe. she joins us here tonight. >> kids learned about fire prevention and fire safety. it was a not quite the case in milwaukee. he's expecting his record to come to an end. we did get above 60 degrees today. we are at or above 60 degrees. 55 today in sheboygan. 55 for a high temperature in waukesha. and beautiful fall colors bruce sending this in on facebook. very still calm waters there, despite the wind we had today. if you are going in search of some of those fall colors, they are at 5% there -- at 75% there. we have 50 to 75% stretching partially into portion of washington county. it was a bit brisk of a wind. winds g hour. because the winds are calming down the temperatures are dropping. especially with the mainly clear skies. still hanging on to 51 in milwaukee. but our temperatures will drop close to our dew points as the amount of moisture in the air. we'll see a fe

can you imagine a grammys without kanye being there? [ laughter ] seriously, go ahead and imagine it for a second. it will be peaceful, right? i have a question, when is kanye not mad at the grammys? what he should do is threaten to show up at the grammys, that would fix them. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the election is now and donald trump is already laying the groundwork for a media empire. the trump campaign launched what they say will be a nightly show on facebook live last night called "trump tower live." some people believe he's starting to build a new channel called trump tv which is great news. finally we get a chance to see donald trump on tv. but if you're wondering what trump tv might possibly look like, they're already pushing their first scripted series based on a popular conspiracy theory. >> on america. they. are. here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> arrghh! >> the voting dead. only on trump tv. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think it's going to be a hit. that i can tell you. say what you will about donald trum

grammys week of 2006, she didn't want to do it. she was putting it off. she hesitantly scheduled a mammogram. >> for any woman who is putting off getting a mammogram because they're afraid, this is the first step in taking care of yourself first so you can be there for >> tia: it was 2d technology there. crowe credits early detection for saving her life. ten years later, technology has advanced. >> 3d mammography works like a 2d mammogram in the progress, so we don't notice a difference. the radiologist is looking at 1 >> tia: crowe has teamed up with the makers of this machine called genius 3d technology. according to the developers, the mammography is able to see deep into the breast tissue, where some cancer cells lie undetected by other mammograms. you, too, can get the screenings right here in northeast ohio. in cleveland there's uh and metrohealth, and in akron suma health and also akron general. >> i just tell women who have been diagnosed to make sure and keep their life as possible and to look at lessons along the way that brought you to this mom

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