grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off. just -- 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 a stay and i need to leave. >>> scandal, or just playing politics? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm michael smerconish in for chris matthews. let me start with benghazi. do republicans have a smoking gun? no. do they have enough to keep the story alive? yes. today we learned the state department asked for and received changes made to th

. ♪ >>> and kim lawton speaks with grammy-award winning artist bobby mcferrin about faith and the transcendentower of music. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us, this memorial day weekend. in a major speech this week, president obama addressed growing moral concerns about america's use of weaponized drones in the war against terror. he announced new guidelines to provide more transparency and oversight for drone strikes and a new standard for when they are deployed. admitting that he is haunted by the deaths of civilians killed in drone attacks against al qaeda terrorists, the president said nonetheless, he believes drone use is moral. >> we are at war with an organization that right now would kill as many americans as they could if we did not stop them first. so this is a just war, a war waged proportionally, in last resort and in self-defense. >> on wednesday, the administration acknowledged for the first time that the u.s. had killed four americans in drone strikes overseas, although it said only one of them, radical muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki, was specifically

un cuento >> siguiendo con el cantante español, miguel bosé será la persona del año de los latin grammypablo montero fue captado con por su novia en la piscina con el padre mientras toma clases de natacion >> los tigres del norte ayudan de la a la z. >> la niñez tendrá otra idea de como ver la vida, la música nos puede ayudar a enfocarnos a algo positivo, y eso es la misión principal de la escuela, el cupo es de 220 niños, y la mayoria de los niños son familias de bajos orecursos >> después que le dieron un reconocimiento en el auditorio

grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off. 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 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. >> tell my

she went on to hollywood stardom, earning an oscar, grammy, a tony, and two enemies. she's the only latina to pull off that remarkable accomplishment. this is our 10th anniversary and we are approaching our 2000 episode. joining me now is sheila who does make up for many and -- me and many of the guests you see on this program. >> it is a pleasure to be with you every day. the conversations that you have are truly amazing. it is such a blessing. i appreciate that. >> we are glad you have joined us. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: rita moreno was born in puerto rico and made her broadway debut at the age of 13. she went on to hollywood. along the way, she has picked

por objetos personales de la cantante en el museo grammy en los Ángeles.Úsica regional mexicana, dominado por los hombres. los hombres estaban haciendo los corridos. jenni hizo el primer corrido. >>> en esta exhibiciÓn hay objetos que eran de la cantante, manuscritos, documentos personales, vestuario de sus conciertos. hasta el vestido de bodas cuando se casÓ con esteban loÍza en el 2010. >>> a veces es un poco difÍcil ver todas las cosas, entrar a su recÁmara. >>> y podrÍa sorprender lo que estÁ aquÍ y que jenni mÁs valoraba segÚn su manager. >>> los escÁndalos de esto y lo otro pero esa biblia, fue todo para jenni. >>> para los familiares, este es un dÍa de sentimientos encontrados >>> en verdad es un gran honor. >>> un honor que llega en momentos en que se celebra el dÍa de las madres >>> ningÚn regalo que sede a mi mamÁ podra llenar, o sanar el dolor. >>> en este museo la de jenni se suma a las exhibiciones de otras grandes figuras de la mÚsica como whitney houston. es mÁs, la suya esta al lado de los famosos chalecos del rey del pop, michael jackson.

♪ >>> this week, grammy award winner singer and songwriter jill scott. >> i'm going to makerything ian out of this life. >>> plus, we're exploring love in the black community. >>> and finally, we profile one paralympic skier with an outlook on life. ♪ i'm ready to go ♪ oh, oh ♪ oh, oh ♪ i'm ready to go ♪ [ male announcer the all-new 2013 rav4. welcome to new orleans. thank you! thank you! ♪ where y'all from? [ all new orleans! [ male announcer spacious, smart, stylish, and down 4 whatever. ♪ toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is my life golden golden ♪ . >>> this grammy award winning songwriter, singer and poet is known for your versatile singing and acting she's also taking on another property. jill scott, so good to see you. >> good to see you, too >> what have you been working on? >> i've been working on a new album, time in the studio. all out, that's pretty much how it's creating this record. >> how does it sound? i've heard a lot of shift? >> there's a lot of voices. a mixture of india davenport and myself. and shawntay. there's an anita bake ebaker/mi bolton combination -- i'

. >> we're here to talk about the work of the grammy mown foundation.foundation sports music programs in high schools all over the country. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> there's been a lot of cut backs in local schools. any music problems existing anymore? >> the support is doing things. you would be surprised what a difference can be made. most public high school music programs operate on just a few thousand dollars a year. take the teachers salary out and it's really only a few thousand dollars. when the gammymy found -- grammy foundation they can come in, fix instrur. s. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ . >> i love your passion. how do we get everybody move involved? >> very simple. go to grammyfoundation on the oe .org. they can make a contribution to help us do our work. >> this is for people who aren't necessarily involved in music directly. >> no. anyone who is a passionate musem ic fan, anyone who believes music is important. i never found anyone who doesn't have a place where music was or is important in their life. anyone can help us do it. >> okay. say that website. >

tavis: -- the grammy and all of that. what, at 81, which i still don't believe, but what does all of that mean to you? >> in one way, absolutely nothing. in another way, it's very, very important, because i am a latina, and i earned those awards. i didn't buy them. i didn't buy a lot of ads and stuff. i just got them, and one of the ones that is just so meaningful to me is because of who gave it to me, and that's obama. oh my god, i grabbed him. i was so undignified. tavis: i'm sure he didn't mind that. >> well, i have the most delicious pictures of it, because all morning i rehearsed shake the hand, be dignified, bend your head so he can put the medal over you and all that, and i'm about the fifth one he calls up to the little podium, and he goes -- i just get there and i go "oh," and i -- (makes hugging motion). i'm surprised i didn't put my leg around him. tavis: yeah, well, he wouldn't have minded, i'm sure. >> but michelle was out there, and i just went, "sorry, i couldn't help myself." tavis: when you're rita moreno

it was just a huge, huge hit: one hit after another 30 grammy award nominations to follow.ry. but you reinvented yourself to become a businessman and now part owner of the miami dolphins. tell us a bit about the transition that you made. >> i think i'm the kind of guy that love life. they came to me to offer this ambassador. i felt this is nonprofit and i trial e try to help people. i failed when i was a kid they told me at 17 years old i was never too old to learn music and then won grammys. people sometimes need to have a little bit of courage. this company definitely is helping, it's doing great things to all the people. when you go to the website, you will find incredible things that will make you blow you away. >> how did you do that though? how did you know you could do so many different things? >> you know something, i think i'm the kind of person that, like i tell you, i love life, getting creative in the morning, living life and being in the best country in the world, every dreams can come true, it can happen. when i started my music many years ago i remember even

. >> he has worldwide praise, an oscar, a grammy, and four others. it took him four years to compose this music piece. >> not many people are sure how yu shu was organized. they weren't taught to read and write chinese, so they used yu shu. >> reading this piece, written more than a century ago, i feel as if i was listening to a symphony. i feel as though notes and music were coming out of the script. women back then were not free to make their own choices. when they were girls they were often married to strangers and they lived a life of uncertainty. nu shu captures what these women felt. ♪ >> what were the authors thinking when they wrote in nu shu. to find out, tan often met with the six remaining women that knew the language. while he was there, he also recorded hours of footage. >> i videotaped some footage to go with the music. the music represents the future, and the footage represents the past. through with the dialogue of the two times, i would like to present viewers with an illus n illusionary world. >> the painstaking process ended up as

today, grammy superstar eve who talks about her music over the last 11 years.has she been up to? plus, celebrity star hillary duff's shocking confession. and kirstie alley dishes out the juicy details. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

sentencing day for a grammy winning singer who has sold more than 10 million albums.n hill, will she head to the big house for tax evasion? that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news as fox reports live tonight. >> shepard: the grammy winner lauren hill is headed to prison. a judge today sentenced her to three months plus three months house arrest for failing to pay taxes on about a million dollars in earnings even though her attorney said earlier today the singer had paid her bill. she pleaded guilty last year today she told the judge she always meant to pay the taxes but couldn't when she dropped out of the music business. she now seems to have reentered that business, releasing a single on itunes over the weekend and saying she has signed a recording contract with sony. her attorney says she will report to prison in july. still more craziness for justin bieber on his tour. the fan rushed on on stage. the teenager made it past security and ran towards the pop star playing piano at the time. guards chased the fan and tackled him. k

and the time she sang a live duet with stevie nicks at the grammys off-key. overnight, and was "too young and dumb to understand the mistake she'd made." >> taylor swift: the things that were said about me by this dude floored me and, like, leveled me. and i... i don't have thick skin. i hate reading criticisms. you never really, like, get past things hurting you. >> stahl: but then, taylor did her thing and turned the wound into a song... ♪ ♪ >> stahl: the hit single "mean." and in the music video, taylor broadened it beyond herself to a boy in a locker room reading a fashion magazine, a girl who shows up wearing something different. the song has taken on a life of its own-- a sort of anti- bullying, anti-meanness anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a deep, deep connection here. as one of her fans told us, "taylor lets us know it's okay to be ourselves." >> ♪ and all you're ever go be is mean ♪ >> scott borchetta says she's a cultural leader and she knows it. >> taylor swift: well, i definitely think about a million people when i'm getting dressed in the morning. and that

." >> reporter: they're a grammy nominated chart-topping rock band that has sold more than one millionnown for the head banging, the screaming, and the lyrics. ♪ >> reporter: this is heavy metal with a christian twist. frontman tim lambesis bangs out lyrics like, i must be reborn. ♪ >> reporter: but what a quick fall from grace it has been. that's lambesis in a prison jumpsuit, accused of doing something very much against his religion. hiring a hitman to kill his estranged wife. >> i find it very sad that somebody professes to be a christian, then allegedly does something like this, they don't have those values or they've gone astray. >> reporter: what could have led him astray? his lawyer says it was roid rage. >> his thought processes were dramatically impacted by it is steroid use. >> reporter: videos show his startling transformation. here he is thin in 2008 showing his love of tattoos. and here he is buff. in just a few years, he put on 50 pounds. his lawyers say the steroid made lambesis mentally unstable. they say he lost god and that's why, last month, he asked a man at his gym

you got grammies and now you are the composer and lyracist of kinky boots, original broadway show.ominated for 13 tony awards. congratulations. ( cheers and applause ). >> in the year '13. stephen: in the year 13. are you a neum rollings. >> no. i only play a psychic on television. i'm not really a psychic. >> stephen: i understand like seen photos. got lovely ladies in that. these are some of the kinky boots we talk about. >> stephen, i'm telling you, you should try this on. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: we shall see. now is this all original or like a girls' song? >> this is all original. i had... i was minding my own business. and it was like i had come off a punishment. i was like let's play europe. so i did. and i was in a double-decker bus being tossed in the back like a bushel of vegetables. then i came back. i saw my family. i finished the dinner dishes and the phone rang. it was harvey. he said what are you doing? >> stephen: would you like to do a broadway show? the story is there was a shoe factory like an old-fashioned from hand made shoe, a manufacturing plant w

. >>> latÍn grammy >>> el cantante colombiano, fonseca y ha recogido varias ciudades de los estado estadosnet. y te presentaste en concierto. que tal. >>> realmente mÁgico y tÚ sabes, ha estado junto a juan luis guerra, mark antony, fue una noche especial.. >>> hace solo unas semanas puso a todos a bailar en pleno time square en la gran manzana como parte de una iniciativa para tomen tar el turismo en mi paÍs. incluido en la nueva cuarta producciÓn ilusion. y ha ocupado los primeros lugares no olvida que fue que logrÓ conquistar a millones internacionalmente. ¿cuan difÍcil es el re to, luego de un exitazo cuando te mando flores. mantener al pÚblico con una expectativa de lo que viene pegara tanto. creo que es una canciÓn que me trae cosas que no habÍa imaginado y que hoy en dÍa, 7 u 8 aÑos despuÉs, la sigo contando en los conciertos y causa algo muy especial en el pÚblico. hace 6 aÑos recorrimos la capital de colombia. y fuimos a lugares emblemÁticos para el cantante. >>> pero grande fue la sorpresa cuando llegamos a la escuela donde estudio. y este grupo de niÑos, le cantÓ el popular tema

. >> in her richmond neighborhood, most people knew her as grammy, the 64-year-old woman that everyone loved. tonight, police are trying to catch the man who shot and killed her. family and close friends built a memorial tonight. she was in her apartment in the city's iron triangle when she was hit by gunfire 11:00 last night. several of the people inside her home was grazed by a bum et. >> they helped me and my husband through a lot of hard times. she didn't deserve this. >> police, at this point, aren't commenting on a potential motive, but they say they have little information on any suspects. >> it's a game of cat and mouse. cleaned up and then tagged again a little after crews went all out to clean an overpass. nbc bay area's journal kiriyama with the story. >> reporter: they put up barriers, they put up fences as well as barbed wire. it didn't contain one tagger from do i think what he did. just 48 hours after they cleaned up the overpass, the graffiti is back. >> for roughly 48 hours, the 13th street bridge stayed clean. no graffiti, no markings, no tags. but this morning, that

. >> grammy award-winning artist juanez is known for his lyrics exploring peace and love. a socialso become activist, receiving awards for his humanitarian work. recently he set down with the .bc's katty kay zed are thealist children in colombia? they are still recruiting children, probably more than 10,000 children are in the groups. >> what can you do? in thousand child soldiers, that is a lot. what can your foundation due to help them? we try to help them in the process every ability should, bringing the cause of peace and -- rehabilitation, bringing the cause of peace and tolerance to them. >> what made you want to work with the foundation? >> 20 years ago, we used to always write about social issues. and then 1999i wrote a song that talk about the mine situation. ♪ through that song, i got connected to different organizations. and meeto understand the human side of this conflict. i decided to do something. >> did it fact that you -- affect you personally? >> i have a strong family, surrounded by art. .t was the middle of the 1980's i was a teenager. there was a big fi

a judge's order to grammy award winning singer lauryn hill., and how long she will be locked up for. that's in "the skinny." this is tuesday, may 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm linzie janis in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. we begin this half hour with that breaking news from cleveland. the almost unbelievable ending to a decade-long kidnapping drama. >> this morning the missing girls are safe. three brothers are in custody. our coverage begins with abc's brandi hitt. >> they have all been located. >> reporter: cheers, tears and jubilation in a cleveland neighborhood where two women who disappeared as teenagers a decade ago have been found alive, along with a third missing woman. >> all three girls are healthy, getting treatment right now, and they all look good. >> reporter: the women were rescued from this house and the 52-year-old suspect has been taken into custody. one of the missing women, amanda berry, called 911 after neighbors kicked open the door of the home when they heard cri

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en beverly hills nos zims al corazÓn de los angeles, para visitar la exhibiciÓn del museo del grammy.lucero diseÑÓ. . >>> empezamos a llorar todos, porque no habÍamos tenido esa oportunidad para despedirnos de esa manera de ella y de algo tan fÍsico y 3 dimensiones que es la representada. era muy fuerte. >>> esta exhibiciÓn estarÁ abierta por un aÑo, y el dÍa de nuestra visita, nos cono ffirma que ha recibido tanto apoyo del pÚblico que ha superado a la de michael jackson. >>> en los Ángeles, ninet rÍos, primer impacto. >>> la actriz whitney paltrow nos hablÓ de su carrera, sus hijos, su patrimonio y la entrevista se la dio. >>> volviÓ con fuerza con la franquicia de iron man. >>> mucha gente, lo primero que ha dicho, el cuerpazo de... porque sale con el torso desnudo con sujetador espectaculares. y dicen, todo el mundo dice cÓmo lo haces. es tu rÉgimen diario, que no tuviste que hacer nada extra. >>> bueno, sÍ, es verdad, me encanta comer me encanta la comida. cocino todos los dÍas. y sÍ pienso que no puedo comer lo que sea. yo gano en 2 minutos 5 kilos. porque es una cosa que mental

. >> when sunday night football returns to nbc six time grammy winner carrie underwood will be singing the theme song. she replaces faith hill who sang the theme for six seasons. >>> former detroit lions' wide receiver titus young was arrested twice in one day in southe southern california. he was charged with driving under the influence then charged for climbing a fence to retrieve his impounded car. >>> alabama football coach nick saban is selling his georgia estate on lake burton with stunning views and is listed for $10.9 million. >>> well just ahead, huge numbers watched nbc's telecast of the kentucky derby. >>> plus, a tale of two toms. can you guess what? >>> welcome back. anyone traveling in the west or headed to the big cities, you'll remain dry during the day. you may see a few showers and thunderstorms in california, nevada and definitely in utah. looking at the extended forecast, and it's amazing. this great spring weather pattern continues. one of the greatest stretches probably in the history of the pacific northwest for a wonderful warm spring weather. look at portland.

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. >>> you probably know alicia keys as a singer, songwriter and producer who happens to have 14 grammysso raises money for aids in africa. she's bringing her passion back to the state and specifically to washington, d.c. ♪ >> reporter: she told more than 30 million albums worldwide. this is the hit super woman. ♪ >> reporter: it's an anthem to celebrate, motivate and inspire women. now keys wants women with hiv to feel empowered. >> there are not the headlines about the aids pandemic here in america that there should be. it is shocking and unacceptable. >> reporter: so unacceptable she came to washington to launch a campaign she hopes will help women get tested, protect themselves, lead full, healthy lives and speak openly about the disease. >> we can't act like it's not happening. we have to know we are all at risk. this is all of our issue. we can't go around and not let people be who they are in the light of day. it can't be like this anymore. we are too far in the future now. >> reporter: keys has an ally in white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. her sister-in-law died of aids

tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the voice," grammy-winner, shakira, comedian mark maron, the music of jones and "mother's day gift ideas." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much! thank you very much. welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. thank you very, very much. thank you, thank you. well -- as i'm sure you all know by now, disgraced former south carolina governor mark

the world can i say, then somebody is going to say ♪ >> reporter: that year, the chicks won every grammy >> well, to close the quote the great simpson. >> reporter: but that vindication was bitter sweet. >> when i went back stage after that i was crying uncontrollably. i didn't know why. it kind of felt like an end to a chapter. ♪ will we get to do >> reporter: now she's starting a new chapter. she's not sure just who her new audience is going to be. but for natalie maines, only the music matters. ♪ what you going to say? >> she's our baby. osgood: coming up, a mother's love. ♪ (alarm clock buzzer) ♪ (announcer) friskies. now serving breakfast. nah, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette lozenges deliver craving relief that lasts. double your chances of quitting. just how challenging, heart breaking and rewarding can motherhood be? our steve hartman has an answer he'd like to share. >> reporter: beyond the biological mandate, there's something about mothering that defies science and borders on the divine. >> you want the

you were doing pretty good, winning grammys and scoring movies and doing pretty good six or seven yearsgo so when you say it turned you around, i'm curious what you mean by that. >> sometimes when you become successful, the success takes on a life of its own and you start to forget some of the things that are more important and one of the things that being a buddhist made me realize is that while i'm a musician, that's not all of who i am, you know, and i love being a husband, i love being a father and the practice of buddhism kind of really enriched those other parts of my life. tavis: i never talk to you without taking the opportunity to ask how my family and friends are doing down in 'nola. you at one point had a house out here but now you're pretty much back in new orleans. was there a conscious decision to go back there? >> definitely. i had a place in both cities and i knew that i was going to make my permanent residence new orleans just first of all because i love the city but also because of the statement that i think it makes in terms of how we believe in bringing the city back

i am here with alex degrassi, a grammy award winning guitarist. we 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

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and part of what this underscores is just the inherent difficulty so on that point i do agree with grammy inherent difficulty of going it was a mistake grant go ahead if that's what the debate is about if that's where the debate is about how you go there but let me just finish one point with ok go ahead michael finish your point go ahead. yeah i mean i think the frankly the moderator you may need to tell us which issue also want to debate because i think there are a lot of different things we're doing talking about iraqi state that's what we're talking about that was in the introduction that ok it was clear that was that was your word which i disagree with my point is if the iraqi state were already collapsed and we were just going to revisit the ten years of history then we that's one debate i would actually rather think about how we can try to avoid the collapse which i do not believe so do you think the united states should go back to where russia was should the u.s. go back into iraq then you break it you won't it not militarily no not militarily but you're conflating the very unfortu

. >>> en plena gira estÁ el ganador de latin grammy.Ían conciertos, y es un lugar mÁgico, y ademas estar junto a marc anthony, un honor estar ahÍ. >>> hace una semana puso a todos a bailar en el time times square para fomentar el turismo. y tambiÉn interpretÓ su tema nuevo. y no olvida que fue con el tema flores te mando " fue que conquistÓ el Éxito. >>> cÓmo fue con el Éxito de esta canciÓn. >>> me trajo cosas que no me imagine, y 7 aÑos despuÉs la sigo tocando en los conciertos y causa algo especial. >>> hace 6 aÑos recorrimos la capital de colombia y fuimos a lugares emblemÁticos para el cantante, pero grande fue la sorpresa cuando llegamos a la escuela que estudio, y este grupo de niÑos le regalÓ este tema. >>> una experiencia muy linda. >>> estuvimos en mi colegio, me acuerdo que estuvimos por todo bogotÁ, pero haber ido al colegio fue algo bonito. >>> y antes de despedirnos desde 30 mil pies cantÓ desde un vuelo de bogotÁ a miami, y desde 30 mil pies mandÓ saludos. quÉ bien. >>> espera nominaciones en premios juventud. estaremos p

body was found in the parking lot of but alic >> alicea: people now gather to honor their beloved grammy. >> that women used to sit right here, smoker cigarette. that's all she did. this is wrong. for a new one to do this. look at this. >> this woman wasutif did anything to anybody. she did not deserve this. this broke my heart. >> alicea lots of broken hearts tonight as people tried to come to grips with this senseless shooting. live in richmond, a lease your reid, kron 4 news. >>pam: a jack in the box. his identity hasn't been released. police say he appeared to have been the victim of an assault. ice12 hours, three incidents, four victims. in oakland, four suspects. including one juvenile. have pleaded no contest to reduced charges in connection with the attempted murder of a c-h-p officer. police say the four car- jacked a vehicle in hayward. then joseph gonzalez started shooting at the chp officer in oakland when the officer tried to pull them over. officials are not releasing the juvenile's picture. police say 19-year old joseph gonzalez. who you see in the middle. shot at the c-h-

. >>> y nos fuimos al corazÓn de los Ángeles para visitar la exhibiciÓn del museo del grammy donde estÁn nineth rÍos, "primer impacto." ♪ >>> tambiÉn el cantante sergio vargas fue vÍctima de robo en su casa, desconocidos irrumpieron en su hogar, hasta el momento se recuperaron algunos artÍculos. la actriz gwyneth paltrow nos recibiÓ en hollywood para hablar de su vida, sus hijos, y la entrevista la concediÓ en espaÑol. >>> 5 aÑos durÓ el retiro de gwyneth paltrow y volviÓ con fuerza. y converso con nosotros. >>> mucha gente lo primero que dijo el cuerpazo de gwyneth paltrow. porque sale con el torso desnudo, se ve el sujetador. y todo el mundo se pregunta cÓmo lo haces, pero creo que no tuviste que hacer nada extra. >>> es verdad, me encanta comer. yo cocino todos los dÍas. si pienso que no puedo comer lo que sea, gano en dos minutos 15 kilos, es una cosa mental que no puedo. pero si hago ejercicios todos los dÍas. pero es una verguenza, tengo 40, tengo dos niÑos. >>> estÁs excepcional. >>> gracias. >>> cuantas dÍas a la semana entrenas? >>> 5. >>> y se que tu dieta es sin azÚcar. sin lÁ

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