how did it feel to be so honored by the grammys? >> the grammys do great work.care about music. i did not realize about that now lifetime achievement award, it goes back to 1962. the last person who did that was being crosby. i said, i am in some heavy company. thank everybody. >> you log on that list. >> thank you. -- you belong on that list. why was the base of back from instrument before you helped push it out front now? -- background instrument before you helped push it out front? >> it has always been like that. blanton, he was the guy that really brought the bass out to the forefront. people really see how important it was. when i was a little kid listening to the radio with my family, i heard the bass. when it stops playing, everybody felt nauseous the debt left. left.t the depth that is why i am attracted to the instrument. have that without words thing. i love that. iowa. back to before you picked up this space, you were singing first. is it true you were singing at the age of two? >> my brothers and sisters would be walking around the house. she was a

. >> jimmy: i won a grammy. >> yeah!ou. >> no. >> jimmy: it's because of you. thank you for helping me out and beyond there. i appreciate it -- >> us. >> jimmy: it was. you didn't see the -- during the break you didn't see, justin was doing an impersonation of me, which i think has gotten worse. >> it's gotten worse? >> jimmy: yeah. i think it's gotten worse. >> well -- >> jimmy: i don't think -- >> i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't do that -- >> i get a laugh from the roots every time i do that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not a good sign, yeah. >> maybe -- maybe, it's that thing were you don't see yourself the way you do the awkward thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't remember doing that though. >> my favorite is you get frustrated. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: my hands? >> your hands and your -- you're just kind of like -- yeah, like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't do that -- i don't do that, though. now, i'm going to change my move. i got frustrated now -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. ye

we won a grammy last night!thank all the artists that appeared on this record. bruce springsteen, justin timberlake, dave matthews, big n rich, eddie vedder, paul mccartney. and i gotta thank the roots for playing all the music. [ cheers and applause ] of course, i want to thank all the fans. it was such an honor. thank you so much. i'm so excited. [ cheers and applause ] [ sad tuba ] >> something missing? something missing from that list? that was a long clip. [ laughter ] a real long clip, i didn't hear my name. what happened? >> jimmy: i'm actually very sorry. i apologize. >> yeah. i wish i were hurt. [ laughter ] i mean, really. >> jimmy: come on, man, i didn't -- >> you couldn't -- >> jimmy: well, i didn't thank everyone. i didn't thank brian williams. he was on the album. >> are you comparing these pipes -- [ laughter ] to the vocal stylings of nbc prompter monkey, brian williams? [ laughter ] seriously. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ applause ] >> you thank! you thank, okay? yes. you thank. >> jimmy: i'm sorry.

it's a grammy for a mixed tape essentially. the evil eye. >> jimmy: it should be a smaller grammy. >> it should be slightly smaller. >> jimmy: maybe a gramette. are you going to stick around for the music? >> i am. i can't believe you're shutting down hollywood boulevard. >> jimmy: neither can the neighbors. zach braff is his name, "oz the great and powerful" is his movie. it opens in theaters on friday. we'll be right back with lauren cohan from "the walking dead." >> jimmy: hi jimmy kimmel here- >> guillermo: hey jimmy! >> jimmy: hey, guillermo what's going on, what happened to the band? >> guillermo: relax jimbo. i'm the new band. and i got everything you need right here. >> jimmy: i don't understand, guillermo. you are a terrible singer and you don't play any instruments. >> guillermo: that's why i've got the sonos playbar. it plays all the music on earth. >> jimmy: but if you're the new band, who's going to do your job? >> guillermo: him. >> he can do what i can do. >> i can do everything he can do. you are so funny, mr. j

and he needs to understand who needs the grammy nomination when you have fans?en you have fans, there are people that have grammys that don't fill out arenas. so he needs to get his priorities in order and get himself together. forget all that crap he's doing. >> i read -- >> sorry, go on. >> i -- i read a lot of stuff about whether or not this is michael jackson moment and i'm wondering which moment are they talking about? there were so many. bones, dangling the kid off the balcony, marrying the presley girl. i mean it was a 40-year-long moment. which one are they talking about? at least he's already white, he doesn't have to worry about that. >> oh, wow. okay. >> i didn't see that one coming at all. >> i kind of did, but i didn't know he was going to go there. >> let's check out another -- >> i went there. >> you sure did go there, my friend. so if you missed the golden globes this year, there was a little joke. i remember this watching it, the co-host amy pohler and tina fey made a joke about taylor swift's ambitious love life. didn't go over so well. take a

at the beginning of the show, you said i was nominated for 16 grammys. i never won one. not about the accolades. the people i can reach, the connection, the relationship. a grammy could never give me what the success has given me, a relationship, a conversation, all of these cameras, all these people listening, wanting to know. that means more than any award. tavis: at this point in your life, are we going to get a different thing, this new thing consistently? or is it all is going to be about message music now? >> what is necessary is necessary for right now. there needs to be a message right now. we can always have fun. that is what i do, who i am. at the end of the day, sometimes you have to be serious and know that it is a problem and we need to fix it. if i start off by being one of the ones that can lead, there is a problem, we need to fix it, what is happening. i can roll with the light on. it is a jungle out there. tavis: how difficult is it, how much of a challenge is it, how much fun is it to try to find a way to deliver a message with a groove and with a hook

each year i have a party the night before the grammys. it's called the pre-grammy gala.. >> well, next year. >> jimmy: all right, thanks. so each year, we come up with a cutting edge performance of great performers. at that time, justin was still a part of 'n sync. he was at a front table -- and who was performing but busta rhymes, puffy and pharrell. and they were doing "pass the courvoisier." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i saw, by the body language of justin, he knew every word of that song. and i did say -- in fact, i told his mother that night -- this young man not only is a great pop candidate for stardom, but he also knows r&b, knows hip-hop, spoke so well for him. justin, your new album is fabulous. you're a major star. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, i love it. i'm honored to have you here, buddy. you're the greatest. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: clive davis, everybody. go pick up his book, "the soundtrack of my life" in stores now. justin timberlake performs next! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm home. [ keys clatter ] oh. where were you? uh, i was just in t

let's take a look at the pros and cons of the grammys. here we go. nominated for "somebody that i used to know." con, manti te'o is nominated for "somebody i thought i knew but never existed." [ laughter ] both good songs. >> steve: yeah, both good. >> jimmy: equally good songs. pro, hearing taylor swift perform "we are never ever getting back together." con, hearing chris brown and rihanna performing "we are never ever getting back together, well, okay, maybe just this once." [ laughter ] excited to hear that one. pro, president bill clinton is nominated for best spoken word. con, it's for his reading of "fifty shades of grey." [ laughter ] i didn't even know he did that. >> steve: i want to listen to that. >> jimmy: i didn't even know he did that. [ imitating clinton ] i love the way -- [ imitating clinton ] >> jimmy: i love nipple clamps. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. [ imitating clinton ] spank your red bottom. red bottoms! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, kanye west is nominated for six grammys. con, he's prepared seven acceptance speeches. [ laughter

patrick carney who commented on his talent after the grammies, he said, the grammies are for talent. he has talent. and then the bieber fans went after him. he changed his twitter name to justin bieber just to get back at them. and it sent them into a tizzie. how is justin bieber's career going to unfold? >> i don't care. >> we willed dit that last part out. >> i just don't care. you know what, he is obviously talented and he has millions of people following him, but i am too old on that. >> he is so hell bent on proving he is not a 35-year-old lesbian. >> who isn't trying to prove that. >> thanks for something i am 35. >> will twitter go bust like quiter, your website for losers. >> thanks for ma proating. any publicity is good publicity. i think bieber deserves a grammy. i can provide one for him. the first is free. the next is about $100. >> are they in your pants? >> something. >> bill, are you terrible. >>> we w out with a post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. clips from recent shows. go to fox news.com/red eye.

. >> i have a grammy party every year, the night before the grammys.his year i wanted to show the lumineers, i put as a duet jennifer hudson doing ms. gladys knight "heard it through a t. grapevine." my test is to get that audience lifted out of their seat. >> love that. how do you listen to music? do you subscribe to streaming services? when you're enjoying music, what do you do? >> listen to streaming. i'm aware of everything. but for the -- i have to worry about going over the hill. i mean, i've been very fortunate. every week, i take a tape of a record that just hit the charts so that my ears don't go over the hill. i've seen too many of my peers get wounded in the songs and tempo of yesterday. >> you've got to keep up. >> so i got to keep up. >> not all of the response has been positive. what about kelly clarkson. she took issue with your comments about her. has there been a reaction to the opening up in this book that has surprised you? >> no. kelly, we had a difference of opinion on memory, what my reaction was to one of her songs, what her reac

one of his grammys was for the soundtrack to the 1980s film "flashdance."l ramone died this morning from complications related to an aortic aneurysm. he was 72. >>> scientists in southern california are increasingly concerned about the large numbers of starving sea lion pups washing up on the beaches. more than 900 of the animals have been rescued since january, leaving scientists scrambling to figure out why. we get a report tonight from kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: in southern california, a massive rescue effort to save hundreds of starving sea lion pups stranded along the coast. >> they're hypothermic, they're hungry. they're basically starving pups, just so cold without the body fat. >> reporter: rescue centers are overflowing with pups coming in so malnourished, they have to be tube-fed. and beyond the sad eyes are alarming statistics. last year through march, there were 88 strandings in southern california. so far this year, there have been 948. and the numbers are rising. southern california centers can't keep up. this week they had to ship some an

the grammy award winner owes $10 million. mostly in back taxes. her publicist blames it on years of negligent financial mismanagement. the five-time grammy winner is listing personal assets of only $25,000. >>> what's the chance the two men, one of them president of the united states, the other secretary of state would attempt headers of a soccer ball on the same day half a world apart? well, it happened today. the president was awarding the major league soccer champions, the l.a. galaxy -- well done there -- and secretary of state john kerry was in afghanistan, with the afghanistan women's soccer team at the u.s. embassy in kabul, perhaps a less spectacular result. >>> when we come back here tonight, if you know someone who spends way too much time on the computer, maybe this young role model will change your mind. >>> a 17-year-old high school kid in the u.k. with a bright idea and some serious computer skills is the world's newest internet millionaire. even before he's finished in high school, he's got a big time job at a big name tech company,

we have music from grammy nominated halestorm tonight. [ cheers and applause ] speaking of grammy nominees, did you hear about the fight between chris brown and frank ocean? according to multiple reports, the popular singers got into a tussle over a parking spot outside a recording studio on sunday night. the lapd says frank ocean plans to press charges against brown, who is still on probation for beating up rihanna, which means he could go to jail. chris posted a painting on instagram last night comparing himself to jesus on the cross.

. >> i have a grammy party every year the night before the grammys.ty of new artists. i put on miguel, the lumineers and as a duet jennifer hudson with gladys knight doing "i heard it through the gram vipev" >> do you subscribe to screaming services? >> i listen to streaming. i'm aware of everything. but i have to worry about going over the hill. i have been fortunate. every week i take a tape of a record that just hit the charts so my ears don't go over the hill. i have seen too many peers rooted in the songs and tempo of yesterday. >> you have to keep up. >> i've got to keep up. >> not all the response to the book has been positive. what about kelly clarkson? she took issue with your comments about her. has there been a reaction to the opening up in this book that's surprised you? >> no. kelly, we had a difference of opinion on memory, what my reaction was to one of her songs, what her reaction was to two of my songs. quite to the contrary. in the industry, everybody gives for every employee whether it's entertaining, b educational, revealing. the r

it and still use it. >> thank you. >> but it is one of those things, i would imagine after a big grammyyou saw a spike in sales? >> yeah. it was really cool. it was nice to see it translate. we've been at this for 10, twelg years and to have a the love people respond is neat. >> all right. the second album different from the first? >> i can't tell you yet. we're still in touring mode. you'll be the first to know. >> jack antonov, thank you. >> good easter to you. >>> the topic of same-sex marriage is at the heart of a petition circulating the johns hopkins medical school right now. students and faculty want to replace their commencement speaker, dr. benjamin carson. the petition describes carson as a world class neuro surgeon but says his recent comments on gay marriage are deeply offensive and incompatible with the school's values. dr. carson told sean hannity on fox, my thoughts are that marriage is between a man and a woman. it is a well established fundamental pillar of society and no group, be they gays, be they people who believe in bestiality. it doesn't matter what they are. the

he's won eight grammy awards as a performer.irs mondays and tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome usher! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> y'all know you can't do that to me. i was getting ready to pass the collection plate around. [ laughter ] you know you know you're wrong. >> jimmy: we're not in the church. we're not -- please, no, we're not in the church. please welcome. welcome back, usher. nice to see you, my friend. >> yeah, good to see you, too, always. >> jimmy: last week we had -- we had your german -- cousin from germany. >> my cousin. oh, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, oosher. >> yeah, you had him. >> jay: yeah. he was here a couple of -- almost a year ago. oosher -- and he stopped by. [ cheers ] great guy, man. he's a great guy. just misunderstood, i think. >> he's a little misunderstood. >> jimmy: he's just a little misunderstood. well, can i look at your ring? do you mind if i -- we zoom in on these? >> you want to see that right there? >> jimmy: i do want to see that. >> now, thes

>> i beat the german grammys. >> well, i'm from germany. i was born there briefly.eah, briefly. i was born there briefly. >> jimmy: your mom probably didn't think it was that brief. but you even have your own fragrance in germany, something that's only available in germany. and it's called bruce willis. and if you louse it, you will le forever. are you wearing bruce willis? >> i've got a little on right now. >> jimmy: i guess you're always wearing bruce willis. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: i like the idea of your wife making a documentary. are they going to show it over here? >> i hope so. . >> jimmy: do you really hope so? >> yeah. well, i would like to see it. there's some stuff about me in high school that really should not be in there. >> jimmy: oh, it explains your whole life. that's got to be a little uncomfortable when she gets into the personal stuff. >> yeah. some of it got cut out. >> jimmy: fortunately she sent it to us, the stuff that got cut out and we have it. no, we don't have it for you right now. it's great to see you. the movie is called "g.i. joe -- re

where is is the grammy? oh, my god.the only actress who has won an emmy, tony grammy >> reporter: she is one of fewer than a dozen people who have won what's called an egot. i think they should call it a full moreno. >> (laughing) reporter: in 1965, she married leonard gordon, a cardiologist. he died two years ago. together rita and lenny built the house she showed off to us in the berkeley hills overlooking san francisco bay. the only thing about this house that doesn't work is that view. it's just crummy. >> i know. isn't that a shame? (laughing) >> reporter: my goodness. taste it again for salt reporter: moreno insisted on making us lunch a little something from the caribbean >> i made this dish for julia child on tv once >> reporter: are you serious? yes. (talking like julia child) i would never have thought of that. she was adorable. would you mind if i put my finger in there. i said well, did you wash your hands >> reporter: they were joined by a special guest. >> this is my daughter, the love of my life. >> repor

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. ♪ let me show you a few things >> reporter: these fans didn't walk, they ran when the grammy winningum "the 20/20 experience" in various places around the u.s. the clues came in the form of instagram photos with the first taken in new york city's central park. skylar green wasted no time. >> i just started running from my house which is a few blocks away from central park but i saw the album and was very excited. ♪ i want to see your face light up ♪ >> reporter: the finders keepers frenzy kept up in los angeles, san francisco, memphis near timberlake's hometown and chicago. >> that's great. ♪ >> reporter: abby found one on a park bench. >> it's a little more special because you know that it came from him. >> reporter: there's no doubt the 32-year-old is a music and marketing megastar, as well. >> timberlake is no fool. he grew up in this business. >> reporter: leading up to his album's release he performed at the grammys. on "saturday night live." even appeared on late night with jimmy fallon for a whole week. >> so it wasn't for nothing. >> reporter: and is now stirring up sales thr

. ♪ every 24 hours money >> grammy winning hip-hop artist lil wayne trying to knock down rumors he wasth's door. reports overnight had him in critical condition even in a coma receiving last rites but this morning he's tweeting otherwise. we'll have the details on this seemingly bizarre story. good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> i am dan abrams in for dan harris. it is saturday, march 16th. it was a huge book. it will probably be a blockbuster movie and the hollywood guessing game is already under way. who will star in the sexy "fifty shades of grey" flick. so expert hackers claim they found out and say it will be emma watson of harry potter fame. >> interesting. >> but i don't buy it. >> have you read the book? >> i have not. i still don't buy it. i think it's too early. i think they even haven't started cast -- >> you don't think she's going to get the part. >> i don't know. i'm not an expert in the area. >> not an expert in the area. you're an expert in many areas. i thought "fifty shades of grey" was one of them. >> even though i haven't read the books. >> i think you h

there are health concerns tonight surrounding grammy winning rapper lil wayne he's reportedly recovering suffering a seizure. his publicist denied reports that he was in a medically induced coma and on life support. the rapper himself apparently posted on twitter that he's doing well -- and thanked his fans for their prayers. the rapper's real name is dwayne carter. a dog traveling from new jersey to phoenix was hit by a major flight delay. the problem -- united airlines accidentally sent the dog to ireland. hendrix. who gets his name from the rock legend. wound up in a crate for the seven- hour flight to ireland. he was then packed off back to new jersey -- before the five-hour flight to his original destination. united claims it doesn't know what happened. which the dog's owner might not accept as a great explanation. in sports. there will be no team u-s-a at at&t park this weekend for the world baseball classic. and the warriors host the struggling chicago bulls. but it was the team in sleeves who stuggled the most tonight. gary's has the highlights and the rest of the sports. next [

bella mia >> si, bella >> ya han venidido más de 1 millones de copias, fueron nominados al latin grammyinician su gira por latinoamérica, primero bolivia, ecuador, venezuela, méxico, y el 18 de mayo en puerto rico, continuamos con más en primer impacto. >> será en el zócalo de la ciudad de méxico, en un concierto gratis donde vicente fernández le da el adios a los escenarios, así lo dijo en la toma de poder en jalisco. en los próximos días su hijo dará a conocer la fecha, y presentará en méxico en agradecimiento a su público por el cariño de tantos años >> tremenda sorpresa dio larry hernandez a seguidores en san antonio, veremos que piensan de los divos del mundo grupero. ♪ >> con la sencilles que le caracteriza, llegó a la casa para disfrutar de una suculenta cena mexicana, agradecia el amor que le han dado por tantos años sus seguidores >> para mi es un privilegio, no en todos lados se puede, y la gente se porta bien conmigo >> las fotografias no faltaron, gozó la tremenda fiesta que le prepararon, y probó >> el que se sienta de esa manera no sabe lo que hace, tiene mala coordinacion

she came as a civilian to attend the grammy party that i hold the night before the grammys.s her favorite party for the last 20 years. she was there to merely just take in the music. the artists had come from all over the world. the kings, costello, jackson brown, tony bennett. diana ross. jamie foxx. they were all scheduled to sing. alicia keyes. she was there to enjoy it. ♪ and i will always love you >> bill: of all the people you have seen in the rock pop world, who was the most talented? [ laughter ] >> wow. i would say from an all around point of view, bruce springsteen is one of the two great bob dylan coming out of the music world. the two of them. so bruce writes from the heart is he a magnificent writer. but he has become the greatest rock and roll performer live and that combination is spectacular. >> mr. davis, thank you. ms. davis is the sound track of my life and number two best seller list: >> thank you so much. thank you. >> bill: factor tip of the day. what to do when you are personally attacked by someone. the tip 60 seconds away. >> factor tip of the day de

grammy winner cyndi lauper is joining me now.ciously allowed me to announce she's turning 60 in june. congratulations. >> really? >> really. >> wow. i have been a little busy. i haven't thought about it. >> the issue with age in general is a lot of folks aren't happy with their age, but they don't realize they can change how old their body thinks they are. frankly, the chronological age, if i did your mathematical test and subtracted your birth date and figured it out, who cares? how old does your heart think you are? how old do your lungs and brain think you are? that's a reflection of how you feel today. >> i'm a little tired today. i'll be honest with you. i was up very early. >> why is that? work? >> doing work, meeting and greeting and looking like a painting. >> when you think of the video at the outset? >> i'm very proud. proud to be part of it. proud of all the things i fought for, to have all different races of women with me. so that every little girl, no matter who she was, or what color she was, would look at that scre

molesto porque no recibiÓ un premio lo nuestro el mes pasado y tampoco en noviembre en los latin grammy el que le darÍa vida a jenni rivera como bien lo adelantamos vamos a escuchar. >> tenga algunas conversaciones y estoy en los Ángeles preparan y si es posible separarlas, estaremos pendientes al caso. >> investigadores di >> unos investigadores dieron a conocer el impacto negativo que tienen las bebidas con azÚcar en nuestra salud, segÚn el estudio las bebidas que contiene provocan cada cien muertos en el planeta aunque le suene alarman alarmante, aproximadamente mÁs de 100 fallecimientos estÁn vinculados a los productos y mÉxico estÁ entre los paÍses con mayor tasa de mortalidad por esta causa. >> expertos en psiquiatrÍa en el estrecho vÍnculos. incluyendo ejecuciones con las masacres realizadas segÚn los cientÍficos los pistoleros en connecticut fueron inspirados por juegos de video por lo que piden mayor regulaciÓn, pero usted tiene que opinar estÁ de acuerdo o no. >> bueno, ahora pasamos con cecilia ramÍrez que se encuentra en santa mÓnica california, que ayuda adelgazar un poquit

. >> jimmy: do you think you guys should give back your grammys now? >> we didn't win any grammys. >> jimmy: do you feel like a weight has been lifted off your shoulders after revealing this? >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: do you feel like crying at all right now? >> no, not really. >> jimmy: i would love it so much if you could just cry a little. i think america would hate you less if you could cry. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. go ahead, let it out. >> okay. >> jimmy: there we go. from -- there we go. you know, i wish they had a hug feature on skype right now, lance. thank you. lance bass, everyone. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have some great guests on the show tonight. jennifer lopez is here. mark wahlberg is here. not only will tonight's show be entertaining, it's going to be educational too thanks to our friend "science bob" pflugfelder. this is from science bob's work on past shows. he makes things explode, he lit me on fire, he blew up some pumpkins, he launched a bunch of ping-pong balls everywhere. he made a giant mushroom c

. >> i know, that mysterious -- >> jimmy: emmy, grammy, oscar, tony.be kind of elusive. >> jimmy: i guess it's hard but i just won one two weeks ago, so it's okay. [ cheers and applause ] maybe a little hard, you know? >> then we're just missing and "o" and a "t." >> jimmy: and then, between both of us, we can do the e.g.o.t. we can make it happen. >> yes. >> jimmy: but i want to say that you're killing this. rave reviews. the first ten minutes of this play is all you just speaking to the audience. >> yes. >> jimmy: pressure. >> wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pressure. >> i am gonna be there in seven minutes. >> jimmy: oh, i'm sorry! no, i'm sorry! no, no, no, i'm sorry to add more -- no, i'm sorry. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you get nervous? i mean, that is like -- that's a lot on you 'cause everyone's like -- 'cause people wanna come see you. they're like, "what is she like live? what is she like on broadway?" >> it's kind of -- well, i'm assuming it's kind of like when you do your, sort of -- you know, you kind of -- when you first come out and you kind of

. >>> grammy winning rapper collapsed on stage last night during a concert in iowa. [ music ] ♪ be myueen if you know what i mean ♪ >> his real name is anthony terrell smith with his hit wild thing. concert goers say paramedics attended to the rapper as he lay on the stage. there are reports he suffer ad seizure but his representative has not committed on his condition. he collapsed on stage once back in 2009 and again in 2011. in the meantime rapper lil' wayne continues to recover from a seizure he suffered on friday. nicki minaj, drake and birdman paid him visits in the hospital over the weekend. reports of his condition varied widely but his pub cyst says he will recover recover. >> two teenage boys found guilty of raping an ohio girl,. >>> celebrating st. patrick's day, why organizers of this celebration are feeling especially lucky. >> and a controversial police practice heads to court. how the trial could affect plans to stop and frisk. am i allergic to any medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i too

i am here with alex degrassi, a grammy award winning guitarist.e will continue with audience questions. >> you mentioned in your book, and right now, music has a pulse. i wonder what you think or know happens in the brain when music is disjointed, bad. how about classical music? >> one of the things -- whether you know it or not, whether you are a musician or not -- your brain is trying to predict what is or to come next, just like in speech. if i was going to say, the pizza was too hot to sleep, your brain is surprised because it had a prediction of what was going to come. a skillful physician will break it up harmonically, totally, or rhythmically, and when it becomes hard to predict, it becomes a game. what is your feeling about that? you do a lot of rhythmic changes. >> one of the things that i do a fair amount of -- maybe the question is asking, for example -- you have a piece of music, there is a rhythmic feel, maybe there is a break, a cadence, maybe it is played differently for a certain period. there is still a flow, as a musician, that y

phil ramone has died. 72-year-old won 14 grammies and considered a technical innovator. cause of death has not glen released. aretha franklin said his melodies will remain. >> a private collector is putting up letters for auction. an unhappy marilyn monroe. it was written shortly before her death. an angry letter written to linda and paul mccartney around the time the beatle split up. it's expected to fetch between $40-60,000. forhe t latest the rain we may get. here is leigh glaser. >> maybe a quarter of an inch. maybe as much half an inch. that is about it. at this point we'll take just about anything we can get. live doppler 7-hd picking up impressive lightning strikes right there. not a little to the south of livermore. moving through danville. you can see the brighter wets and oranges on the map indicating moderate rain. antioch, heavy rain moving through the city. brentwood and heavy rain starting to ease up a bit. fairfield that is lightning strike that moved through in the last 15 minutes or so. all of this is from southeast moving back toward the west. all of th

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. >> san francisco grammy award winning symphony musicians are going on strike. work stoppage anoinsed a week before they're scheduled to begin begin a tour including carnegie hall. the labor union says they want management to open their books, management says a new three-year contract would have kept musicians among the three highest paid or tress chai -- orchestras in the country. >> let's go back to the new election of the pope abc news reporter has been covering the conclave and reports live tonight from value kin city. >> it's amazing night in st. peter's scare. we've been standing in that rain about four and a half hours sitting under that chimney and just watching it. that is not what happened. i was in the middle of doing a live report from that crowd for our 11:00 edition of eyewitness news in los angeles. i had just thrown it back to anchors on the set. they're talking to me, then, all of a sudden, white smoke appeared. tours from all over the world found this fascinating to watch. back to you. >> oh, oh, white smoke, white smoke. can you see it? there

the grammy winning producer died this morning.zed for an aortic aneurysm. over his career he collaborated with people like madonna, paul mccart think, bono and etta james. aretha franklin tweeted, this is so shocking. truly one of the great names in music has gone on, but the melodies will remain. billy joel says, i have lost a dear friend and my greatest mentor. the music world lost a giant today. ramone was 72. >> janis joplin, whitney houston and bruce springsteen are all successful musicians with one thing in common -- the man who supported h them along the way. clive davis is the chief creative officer for sony music entertainment and just released his autobiography. i got to talk with him about his career which started, interestingly enough, as a lawyer. >> the fates were good, luck went my way and the firm i worked for represented columbia records. i became their general counsel for five years and then overnight i was made head of the company. so i was thrust into it. never knowing that i had a natural ear and gift for musi

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you know, just last month, the san francisco symphony won it's 15th grammy award but tonight musicians are at odds over what it takes to continue as a top tier organization. sounds at city hall. a string quartet performed but there is discord behind the scene. musicians say other cities have better contracts. >> this doesn't acknowledge the fact there is inflation in california economy and that our wages are about $7500 less than our leading piers, chicago symphony. >> management says the average musician salary is $165,000 a year. the union says basic pay is about $142,000 a year, management says they provide health care with no monthly contribution. the musician s say they pay for family members. symphony says the musicians get 10 weeks of paid vacations they say they have other expenses including buying their own instruments. the symphony says the wage proposal would keep the or chess stra among the top three nationwide. >> they're among the most talented musicians in the world. we're hope tofl reach an agreement that recognizes that and at this lunchtime press concert musicians tol