if you get a grammy, if you even have a category for your musical form, at the grammy awards show you say, you can say you have arrived. so at that moment lauren hill hasn't just arrived. she like dominates the gram mys and at one point in time she is collecting one of her awards she is like, all of this from hip-hop, right? now i use that to talk about how we can think of politics because there are a number of different ways to think about politics. like in that moment we can think about the politics involved in getting, in getting the award category that lauren hill is competing for, right? because the grammys only give so many awards zero sum resource. so for every award given some genre or some award that isn't given. so we talk about that competition. we can say at that moment, there is something that happens where space is created for black people not like nobody would ever -- go back to 19 -- i remember reading a "detroit free press" a columnist who isn't with us before and i remember reading in the early '80s talking about rap as if it were a fad. it will come and will be gone

. >>> who is playing this years grammys. we will give you a sneak peak coming police hope video can track down the gun man who shot and killed a woman in the north philadelphia bus stop. murder took place in broad daylight at 12th and jefferson. >>> police charged a mount laurel man with killing his wife. kyle crosby was arraigned by video in mount holly. he is charged with the murder of his 26 year-old wife erika crippen and endangering lives of her two children. crosby was apprehended in brooklawn machine night driving crippen's car. investigators are searching for her body. she has not been seen for two weeks. the family says closure won't happen until they can bury the young mother. >> there is in way i am going to allow him and his family to leave us out there with nothing, no erika. >> crosby is being held on 1.2 million-dollar bail. >>> well facebook has rolled out a new feature to help police find missing children. amber alerts will be sent out to people in specific search areas. the alerts will include pictures and

the grammys only get so many awards zero-sum resource. were every award given there is some genre or some award that is a given. we can talk about that competition and we can say that at that moment there something that happens where space is created for black people. like nobody would ever -- if we go back i remember reading the detroit free press. and i remember reading him in the early 80s talking about rap that it's going to con and then be gone. like the pet rock was with the rubik's cube or something like that. what that moment has is that was a moment where we finally say no, rap isn't a fad. it is here to stay. we can talk about the politics of popular culture the politics of music that creates the plays were lauryn hill can be up there accepting that award. but at the same time bill bourne hill is accepting that award that is the year i think around the same. that bill clinton and some quote, unquote reforming welfare and put in a number of black people in the bottom of the safety net or rather taking the safety net away from the

the exhibit -- the grammy museum put together a panel of musical experts. some of the most influential songs of the 1960's and the lbj library then posted those songs on her website and allow the public to vote on which were the most popular songs. bob dylan, "blowing in the wind" -- that occupies the top spot. >> ? the answer is blowing in the wind ? >> with our exhibit program, we hope to give people a better understanding of american history, especially we are looking to give a different perspective on not only the decade of the 1960's, but the entire scope of american history. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring austin, texas. learn more about other stops on c-span's city's tour on www.c-span.org/localcontent. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> tonight, janet markey president and ceo of the national council of la raza, on the state of hispanics in america, immigration reform, and her personal story. >> i have had the great privilege of experiencing the american dream in this country. b

i am very, very, proud to have been nominated for a grammy.un". he should win. if there's anybody out there watching, any grammy voters, if you haven't done your ballot yet, please -- i am campaigning for weird al and i'm nominated. so vote for weird al, please. >> seth: all right. well, either way, congratulations. thank you so much. >> oh, man, my pleasure. >> seth: patton oswalt, everybody! "silver screen fiend" is in stores now. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to matt leblanc, patton oswalt, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey, guys! you've tuned into "last call with carson daly." that's me from queen of the night here at the paramount hotel. thanks for being here. tonight, scottish rock invades your home when fra ferdinand performs from live nation's wiltern theater. plus, you're gonna get to know "st. vincent" filmmaker, ted melfi, in our spotlight. but right now, we pay a visit to beso in holl

the exhibit -- the grammy museum put together a panel of musical experts. the most influential songs of the making 60's and the lbj library then posted those songs on her website and allow the public to vote on which were the most popular songs. bob dylan, "blowing in the wind" -- that occupies the top spot. >> ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >> with our exhibit program, we hope to give people a better understanding of american history, especially we are looking to give a different perspective on not only the decade of the 1960's, but the entire scope of american history . >> throughout the weekend american history tv is featuring austin, texas. learn more about other stops on c-span's city store on www.c-span.org/localcontent. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. the 114th congress opens tuesday, january 6. house speaker john boehner will preside over the day's events. over the next few hours american history tv looks back at opening remarks from former house speaker's, tip o'neill, newt gingrich, dennis haster

you're getting nominated for a a grammy. was -- i mean, up top. i mean, rarely do we high-five. [ cheers and applause ] that was a great song. i was like, how did you just kill this? and then, tonight, you're going be performing "something in the water." you got nominated for best country solo performance on that song. congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're getting grammys and songs at number ones. and baby. there's a lot to be happy and thankful for. and we're just so psyched to see you and congratulations on everything. are you going to sing for us tonight? >> yes! >> jimmy: oh, we love you. carrie underwood! "greatest hits: decade number one" is in stores tomorrow. and she's performing for us after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car, truck or suv, fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation.

grammy nominated songs. we'll let you be the judge. we'll have both songs coming up for you after the break. >>> a live look at oakland at the coliseum. gusty winds at times. nothing going on here. we'll show you what's going on farther south where there's a lot of inactivity coming up. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> in minnesota right now, a gunman shot two police officers moments after they were sworn into duty. >> get down, get down. >> it happened last night in the city of new hope, minnesota. the officers had just been sworn in during a city council meeting and were leaving council chambers when they were confronted by a man with the gun. the gunman shot the two officers wounding them. other officers did manage to fire back killing the gunman. the two are expected to survive, we hope to hear why this happened. >> a scary situation there. 4:54, yes, it's very early, but mike has what could be developing on the roadways. >> good morning. it's something that's been visible to most drivers. the wind. looking over at the b

the legitimizing it than anything else if you even have that category for your musical form at the grammy awards you can say you have arrived. at that moment lauren hill did not just arrived but she dominated. that she is collecting whenever awards and she said all of this from hip-hop. i knew to talk about how to think of politics like in that moment think of the politics to get the award category that she is competing for because they only give so many awards so for every award that is given there is says chandra that is not given. we could talk about that competition and that moment something happens where space was created for black people. i remember reading the "detroit free press" talking about rap like it would be a fad. like a pet rock but it would come and go. that moment said it was a moment where we say no. is here tuesday. we can talk about the politics of popular culture where lawrence hill could be up accepting that award. at the same time that she accepts that award that is the same period that bill clinton is up reforming welfare and putting a number of black people and t

grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off.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. >> i call him the don because he walks around like he owns the unit. >> i've been a burglar basically all my life and banks were my favorite place because banks have money. >> an old-school bank robber maintains his swagger. >> that move, you just lost the game. >> this is h

don't forget watch grammys right here on cbs-3. the award show airs live february 8th at 8:00 o'clock. it will be fun. >>> 5:53. lets check with kate toy get our forecast. don't be fooled by these temperatures. >> absolute thely good advice. it will be very, very chilly outside. it is winter. it is when we bottom out the the most. today's temperature is no where close to where it would be. we are ten below the seasonal average a. storm scan three showing retreat, clear skies in the wake, it is a nice looking day, it doesn't feel that way though. we will get a solid b for that school day forecast. temperatures in the 20's. it will get you to 30. with the breeze and chill. it is a generally cold day. new round of very light very light snow comes thursday night into friday morning so nuisance travel expect out of that. saturday quiet and cold. our next storm a arrives on sunday night. vittoria. >> thanks very much, good morning, everyone. traveling on our majors we have been not seeing any major problems just yet. still waiting in the

cool j will host the the 57th grammy award, fourth year he has taken on the role as host. plenty of performers are set to take the stage on february 8th including common, john legend, sam smith, ferrell williams just to name a few and you can only see the grammys right here on cbs-3. >>> former tonight show host jay leno is speaking out about the controversy earned ising fellow comedian bill cosby. >> he said his comedy routine was live on tv, and it would have been edited. leno added he thought it was quote fantastic the video was in the filtered when presented to the public. the cost bye has in the been charged in connection with any of the allegations. >>> lindsey lohan is under going treatment in london for a rare virus. twenty-eight year-old virus, contracted a virus while on vacation over the holidays. that is an incurable months keith he born virus that causes fever, joint pain and fatigue. sources say she has been released from the hospital but could suffer from the symptoms for several months. >>> many identity thieves to their work on line but some still rely on

i am very, very, proud to have been nominated for a grammy.t, please -- i am campaigning for weird al and i'm nominated. so vote for weird al, please. >> seth: all right. well, either way, congratulations. thank you so much. >> oh, man, my pleasure. >> seth: patton oswalt, everybody! "silver screen fiend" is in stores now. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ mmm ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's what i'm afraid of. you don't love the dress? i love my sister. 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to matt leblanc, patton oswalt, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey, guys! you've tuned into "last call with carson daly." that's me from queen of the night here at the paramount hotel. thanks for being here. tonight, scottish rock invades

nomination from michael powell and the grammy goes to thank you very much.mories of morning glory making it happen. >> i was supposed to be bruce springsteen. >> i thought you were willie nelson. >> no, i was blues. >> chris was supposed to be willie nelson. >> who knows. >> they also say quincy jones should do a remake with all new artists, us and nickie tweeted at quincy. >> what was the reason for we are the world, was there a tragedy. >> to raise money. >> south africa. >> yes. >> really. >> yes. >> they all came together for a great cause. >> it would be great if he did redo it. who would you have in it. not us. >> but you would have gaga, and beyonce william, sam smith. >> that would be good. >> also, they did after the haiti earthquake which was how many years ago they did something similar. >> 2010. >> with fergie. >> fergie was in there. >> yes. >> i love quincy jones. >> why don't you marry him. >> what about our quincy though, we love him too. >> what if well, never mind. >> i don't want to know what your train of thought was. the wheels are turni

he has gone on to win grammy awards in three different categories, jazz pop and r&b. i'm ernie manouse coming up on "innerviews" our conversation with seven-time grammy award winning vocalist al jarreau.

he's also behind monster hits from the band "fun" and co-wrote -- ♪ and the grammy award winning songtop of that he's also wring songs like out of the woods for the musical juggernaut hit machine taylor swift. now jack antonoff is stepping out on his own with a new band called bleachers and an insanely catchy song directed by his girlfriend lena dunham of the hbo show. his improbable rampage through the american top 40 began here. >> i made the entire bleachers album in this room. >> in his childhood bedroom in suburban new jersey where he lived until a year and a half ago. >> you lived here until you were 28? >> yeah. which made you think i had to be the only person. >> why were you living with your parents? >> i felt until very recently i felt totally uncompelled to move out. >> were you really into your mom's cooking? >> no. wasn't even. that i don't really appreciate her cooking. >> reporter: you can chart his entire chronology through clutter. >> does that seem like a murderer lives here? >> in his teens he became obsessed with music. by the time he reached high school, and here'

she will share spotlight with ariana grande making her grammy debut.on, cbs-3, the date february 8th. >>> well oscar winning film maker is taking his talents to the small screen. woody allen will write and direct a half an hour series for amazon. it will air on prime instant rid ohio and set today buy sometime next year. >> amazon is trying to catch up with netflix and now woody allen, come on. >> i'm telling you. >> such a talent still doing his thing. >> we will take a short break you're watching "eyewitness news" at cw philly. we will see you in a bit. >>> good morning i'm erika von tiehl. >> absolutely. all depending upon your location we have a storm system that was quick to develop, and moisture pulling tonight from the open waters of the atlantic. northern fringe a affecting our southern most counties here, there are winter weather advisories posted, cape may, kent sussex counties until 1:00 p.m. this will be a system moving through quickly dump what it will dump and leave ate loan. we have seen a very fast coat to go an inch picking up through

to go along with all his other accolades including 14 grammys, with more than 50 years of music to his credit. herbie hancock has just written his memoir. it's titled "herbie hancock: possibilities possibilities," which traces his life from his childhood in chicago to his collaboration with miles davis, to his commitment to buddhism. we're glad you joined us. a conversation with the incomparable herbie hancock coming up right now. ♪ >> by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> hersheybie hancock has embraced just about every music am genre from jazz to fusion -- musical genre from jazz to fusion to funk. now he's considered one of the towering forces in american music with 14 grammy award and, of course a lifetime achievement honor from the jazz foundation of america. he's written finally a new memoir titled "herbie hancock: possibilities." the it shines a light on the influence of jazz great miles davis. let's take a look at the two of them performing together. ♪ >>> what do you make of the blessing of being such a long distance runner? >> i'm just gla

and john denver hosted the grammys. my point is that song it is an adult song.things that are considered perfectly okay for kids. >> jon: my point is. >> that's the difference. >> jon: my point is you can't single out a corossive culture and ignore the one that you live in because you're used to it. and you don't feel that -- >> i want you to read the book. >> jon: i read -- >> did you? okay. >> jon: it ain't shakespeare. >> no it's-- i did not write this for the harvard faculty. it might be over their heads. >> jon: listen, the way that you use the term harvard as a derog difficult blows my mind. >> harvard is a wonderful place. >> jon: no it's-- but don't you think you are using it as a derog difficult. you are saying, you know those professors at harvard that are experts in their field-- like it's -- >> no. >> jon: it's weird. >> i have spoken at harvard. bright kids there. here is the point sometimes people who have lived in that world believe that the education that they have is absolutely so superior to the education that somebody may get out there in the

i know it's not about the awards, not about the accolades or the grammys.sales per se. what, as a songwriter, as an artist, what's been your measure of success of your work? >> oh, well, all the songs on here i consider successful. you know, in the distillation. there's nothing here that i want to fix. you know, i want to read the line different or you know, everybody is playing deliciously, you know. i love this collection. i don't listen to my music, but i will put this on. as a matter of fact, my friend, we've had three play-back parties -- two, we're going to have a third one -- where we play the whole thing. takes five hours. we take breaks in between. it creates the nicest mood. everybody gets up and dances. you know, sometimes people bring in someone who doesn't know the music you know. >> you referenced early in this conversation the 65-year-old joni and then the 21 24-year-old joni. and i asked you what -- what this project means to you now as you look back on your work. let me ask the question in the reverse. what does the joni then think of the j

sam smith sold 3 1/2 million tracks and is up for record and song of the year at next month's grammy angeles. one of the reasons why the song proved so popular is it features a catchy melodic hook that goes like this. ♪ they say love is clear to see ♪ ♪ but darling stay with me . >> reporter: the problem is that tom petty and occasional collaborator jeff lynn co-authored a huge hit 26 years ago called i won't back down and felt sam smith improperly helped himself to their catchy melodic hook. ♪ you can stand me up at the gates of hell, but i won't back down ♪ reporter: when the publishers of that song contacted the publishers of sam smith's song, they acknowledged the similarity and promptly agreed to give petty and lynn co-authorship and pay royalties. not that those two stars are starving. sam smith said he never heard i won't back down and the similarity was a coincidence. sam has watched the video and perhaps noticed george harrison the late ex-beatle singing behind fellow traveling tom petty. little sam should know george harrison ran into trouble for his 1971 hit "my sweet lord

grammy award winning artist jason mraz is nearly 1 of three dozen celebrity helping inspire strugglingo march to a different beat. he'll take us inside a new initiative that has educators singing its praises as they bring arts education into more traditional curriculum. >>> and we'll talk to donald trump. his beauties will fight for the crown at the miss universe pageant tonight and we'll talk about whether he is flirting with a run for the white house. >>> the latest round of shots fired in the ongoing war of the controversial blockbuster "american sniper." this time it is sarah palin who's joining the feud. >> reporter: the country's biggest movie, about a real-life american sniper again has celebrities trading fire. after filmmaker michael moore sent out another series of tweets what would jesus do? oh i know what he had's do. hide on top of a roof and shoot people in the back! his comments came hours after someone posted a photo of form he alaska governor sarah palin posing with a sign directing unkind words toward moore. then she took a broader swipe at hollywood referencing the n

it's sam smith's grammy-nominated "stay with me." i'll spare you. >> when you hear the chorus it sounds pretty similar to petty's song, "i won't back down." let you be the judge. ♪ stay with me ♪ ♪ cause you're all i need ♪ ♪ well i won't back down ♪ ♪ no i won't back down ♪ >> yeah now that we put it together, right, it sounds a little familiar. so when "stay with me" came out last year, a lot of listeners heard those similarities and initially smith and his cowriters said this is just a big coincidence, but now they seem to be coming around. >> they've agreed to a writing credit for petty and his collaborates, jeff lynn from elo. as part of the deal they will collect royalties. the money in rock 'n' roll is in writing the song but they won't be added to the grammy nomination. >> they're saying they're competing. >> pay it off. >>> from sewage to brewage. brewers experimenting with a new ingredient for beer sewer water. >> technically, it is former sewer water. more than a dozen home brewers will use recycled purified water straight

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you're going on tour with alan jackson and got the two grammy nominations.o. i can't imagine. >> if it's near as good as 2014 it's going to blow my mind. >> what's life on the road like? >> it's great and fun to be out there every night and having the interaction with the fans and the other artists. great being on tour with people like alan and eric church. >> you know what's great? >> yes. >> listening to you sing. i want to get to it. from her highly acclaimed debut album 12 stories this is brandy clark with "stripes"! ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ you were lying there with nothing on but a goofy little grin and a platinum blond ♪ ♪ i can't believe you would do that on our bed ♪ ♪ i got a pistol ♪ ♪ i got a bullet and a finger just itching to pull ♪ ♪ the only thing keeping me from losing my head ♪ ♪ because i hate stripes ♪ ♪ orange ain't my color ♪ ♪ and i squeeze that trigger tonight i'll be wearing one or the other ♪ ♪ there's no crime of passion ♪ ♪ or the crime of fashion ♪ ♪ the only thing saving your life is that i don't look good in orange and i ha

it's just -- it's great. >> just look at this beautiful complete package from grammy award winner andhoose your beautiful color, whether you want the rich, beautiful black or you love the brazilian burst. just the guitar is over $600 value. but of course leave it to keith. he didn't stop there. to me, the most important thing that you're getting home, with this over 50-piece collection, is you're getting 30 dvds. you'll learn 30 songs in 30 days. you get the entire collection home today for your first payment of under $50. you're learning to play 30 songs in just 30 days. and to me, that's priceless. >> music is my life. it allows me to express myself and i want to be able to share that with you. my new music program teaches you how to play the guitar in a way that's unlike anything you've ever tried before 'cause it's based on the way that i learned. so, if you've ever thought about playing a guitar, i'll help you learn. step by step, song by song we'll do it together. >> announcer: keith's custom-designed player guitars are an incredible value. you couldn't touch a similar-quality g

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now the grammies this sunday night, right?mmy show. >> so lady gaga, tony bennett, they came out with an albumn. so it kind of makes sense. joining force was again stefan. >> i that will be good. >> no doubt. >> other performances include annie, pose err, am i staying right? and jessie jay, my girl, with tom jones. >> what? jessie jay of bang bang? >> there goes your heart. yes. beyonce is going to perform with terrell and sam smith. i don't knowment done with the performances, now get egg to the nominations. beyonce, ferrell, sam smith, nominations. >> tom jones and jessie jay. i'll tune in moore. >> yes, grammies next month, because of course everyone will be watching the superbowl this sunday. >> not unusual to watch the superbowl ♪ the gramaries monday? >> no, no, no, next month. >> oh, they are? >> yes. >> oh, february the eighth? >> everyone is focusing on superbowl, but just announced. >> what is the superbowl you speak in. >> oh, please. >> have you having a party? >> no, you are having a party. we'll all be at your ho

the group is up for a grammy next month in the folk album category.test string band in the world. jan crawford good morning. >> good morning. you know nashville has been under fire for two many songs about girls and trucks and girls riding shotgun in trucks. this band you may not have heard of them. they're an old-time string band. they've stuck to that sound since they were teenagers and now all of a sudden they're at the right place at the right time. ♪ they're unlikely ambassadors for old-time country music. it's a sound that's country to the core. >> country music has got this country denominator. it's the sound of all these hard-working people hard-working people. ♪ >> reporter: old crow medicine shows be been around since they were kids. growing up in virginia they were comfortably middle class. >> we're from the south but like from a college town. you know our parents were both educators. >> it's not -- we didn't grow up in the hollers. >> so we quickly had to get country how to plate with authority. >> reporter: they got country in the mountai

this is his grammy-nominated album called "because the internet."mbino from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, kaley cuoco-sweeting will join us. omar epps will be here. and we'll have music from steel panther. and thursday, johnny depp, marion cotillard and music from kandace springs. so join us for those shows too. the only actress in hollywood to have received an oscar nomination for killing osama bin laden. you know her from "zero dark 30," "the help," "interstellar" and many more. her newest, the critically acclaimed crime drama "a most violent year," is playing in select cities and opens nationwide january 30th. please say hello to jessica chastain. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> very good, very good. happy to be here. first time as a guest on your show. >> jimmy: yeah, we met a bunch of times. it's good to have you here. congratulations. at the golden globes, you were nominated. that's the fun awards show, true? >> oh, yeah. the champagne is flowing. except normally i'm able to drink the champagne with you i was sitting basically

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the grammys are supposed to have killer collaborations. lady gaga and tony bennett, rihanna with kanye west and paul mccartney. you might want to catch up before the fwramies also can always of course binge watch. house of cards is returning to netflix on season three. you may want to go binge watch instead of watching the super bowl just to get yourself ready. >> you want to know what takes real courage? holding it all together. >> you can also go and catch up on all the academy award nominated best films. >> is this for real or are you shooting a film? >> a film. >> you people are full of [ bleep ]. >> awards coming out february 22nd. there are eight films nominated for best picture, so you can go to the theater and check those out if you don't want to sit around and watch the patriots versus the seahawks. i'm not super sad about the super bowl this we're. i'm lying. i'm so sad that my ravens aren't playing. i'm boycotting the super bowl except for the commercials and, of course the halftime performance. i have to watch those. >> lisa fr

whitney's life they were best friends, inseparateble, and the last images of whitney houston, you know grammy week, 11 days from now, february 11 2012, 11 days from now, we were on the air talking about the story and covering the death of whitney houston. they were there together. she had left to go shopping or dinner had left the room and whitney was in the room by herself, and, you know of course whitney was found in the bathtub after she took some prescription medication and other things found in the system like marijuana and other things and she was found dead in her hotel room. bobbi kristina came back and could not get to the scene and room and caused a ruckus that evening. as i recall and, you know one understands because if your mother -- you'd want to find out what happened and since then she's struggled to find herself. and, as you said with sometimes photographs with what appears to be marijuana, trying to start an acting career trying to start a singing career not being successful with any of that and then just recently lashing out at angela bassett, because she was not choosing h

was his master piece, but film director mike nichols was just one of a dozen people to win an emmy grammy, oscar, and tony award. playing private eye jim rockford made james garner a tv legend, but he also found big screen success in an oscar nomination along the way. before there was "saturday night live," there was your show of shows. ben cesar made live sketch comedy a weekly tv event in the 1950s. not everyone loved joan rivers and her caustic humor, but many did, and she blazed a trail for female comedians, becoming the first woman to host a late-night talk show. that's before she started the policing of celebrity fashions. one of a kind is a phrase often said, but rarely as fitting as it was for robin williams. graced with a comic mind that worked at lightning speed, he brought laughter to millions, but his dramatic talents also moved audiences to tears. >> you don't know about real love, because it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. >> more than a few were shed at williams' sudden passing, but the legacy he leaves behind will leave smiles for years to

as i go back to recall images of houston during the grammy festivities back in 2012 there was barely a picture with bobby kristina not in it with her mother. she was at the nightclub with her night, last night, she went to the nightclub and went back to the hotel. she was at the hotel with her mom. she was staying with her mother at the hotel the night that she died and went out to eat or went to shop or something, and then came back to the hotel, and that's when he mom had passed away. she could not get near her mother. the security at the hotel and police officers would not let her near the room. she became very sup jetupset was taken to the hospital that night and given sedatives and was on medication after that even during the funeral because she was so upset, so very close relationship with her mom. as i said. >> don, what do we know about her husband? she recently married a man named nick gordon but this was a man incredibly close to the family lived in the household while bobbi kristina was growing up there. >> yes. he lived in the household. it was a family friend. they looke

here to perform his grammy nominated song, "i believe", please welcome mali music. [ cheers and applauseicide, genocide, homicide three words come to mind ♪ ♪ times are changing, girl no more rumors they're wars going on ♪ ♪ twisted doctors scientist making clones ♪ ♪ economy got some backs against the wall people dying for no reason at all ♪ ♪ people of god don't even read their bibles there's no faith no trust in the word ♪ ♪ but everybody seems to be quoting scripture it's just another word they heard ♪ ♪ pastors leaving pulpits 'cause they're tired it's all based on how we feel ♪ ♪ overheard some people speaking the other day one said that god's not real but ♪ ♪ i'm just one of them old people who's got to hold on ♪ ♪ sometimes i can't see but i still believe that he's taking care of me oh oh oh yeah ♪ ♪ i'm just one of them old people god's got a hold on ♪ ♪ and i believe i believe, yeah i believe, i believe yeah ♪ ♪ so i'll choose to look on the brighter side ♪ ♪ in spite of all the negativity i'm surrounded by ♪ ♪ no it ain't perfect but that's alright 'cause his hand is on me and

she was recently nominated for a grammy, is receiving an award at the world economic forum this month new album coming out. jeffrey brown caught up with her in concert last year. ♪ ♪ >> brown: angelique kidjo dedicates her new album "eve" to the women of africa: to "their resilience and their beauty." born in the small west african country of benin, now living in brooklyn, kidjo has made the empowerment of women and girls a part of her music and life's work for fedes. ♪ ♪ >> brown: tm r anthem "afirika." she sings in a variety of african languages, along french and english. and mixes african rhythms with western pop, soul and jazz. the idea for her latest work came during a trip to kenya when she encountered a group of women singing traditional songs. she went on to record them and then other women's choral groups in benin, and it all became part of an album celebrating women's potential. >> a woman does not sit home doing nothing. it's impossible. 5:00 a.m. in the morning she's already up humming a song, getting ready, thinking about how this day going to go, what can i do to make th

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