a grammy? it bad. >> thank you. >> congratulations, 9:20, the optical illusion, making people crazy. we will put some on the screen. and it will blow your mind, man. can you pop the optical illusion in there? >> flu, i see something in the crack of this brick wall. do you see it? >> sticking right there. >> so, there we go. >> oh, i see the illusion. >> i saw this, on facebook. >> what? what i will pollution? >> first, of all, like a pebble or in the crack there? but it is a cigar. >> cigar, sticking out of the picture. >> sticking -- i see it. >> i don't see t i still don't see it. i look for it before. >> who is directing right now? >> michael, can you put that on the grown screen real quick. >> oh, leer we go. >> i don't -- >> i see -- >> it looks like a pebble? >> i see the pebble. i see that. >> one of the veers tweeted me, it looks like a cigar. oh, i got t oh, my god. ten minute later. >> once you see it you can't forget it, staring you in the face right now. >> it is where you think it

really, because they have two grammys, so e-g-g-o-t.ong time ago. >> seth: well your grammy, you were best new artist. >> i was. >> seth: do you remember the other people that were up for best new artist? >> no. i was frightened of the whole -- >> seth: i know. do you want to know who they are? >> yeah, go ahead. >> seth: corey hart. >> yeah. >> seth: frankie goes to hollywood. >> oh, but i loved him. >> seth: he's great. that's all right. >> he was one of my favorites, oh my god. >> seth: the judds. >> oh, i like them. and mother-daughter, too. >> seth: and sheila e. >> i liked her -- i love sheila e. >> seth: well there you go, isn't that crazy, though? that's a -- >> i was nominated for so many grammys that year, and they all looked at me like i was going to be like michael jackson. >> seth: uh-huh. >> i mean thathe with this whole thing. you always think, you know, it will be like michael jackson. let me tell you, it was so not like that. and i lost every one -- >> seth: by the way, good -- [ laughter ] >> well, no, i know but you k

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that is before kayne tries to collect those grammys for you. personally, i loved lemonade.m there is one person we all want to hear from. one oracle of wisdom who can cut through the noise and celebrate black womanhood to its proper place. i'm talking about cnn failed host piers morgan. so what did piers more began have to say. let's look at some of his tweets. >> to clarify i love bo yons and lemonade is a good album but i didn't like the rationally charged video that went with it. he is ma because the music video for the song freedom includes the mothers of trayvon martin, eric garner and michael brown. it is a sad but powerful moment in a song about overcoming the odds and fighting for what is right. apparently advoity kaing for black lives gets piers nickers in a twist. i said nickers, you guysk i'm not some sort of piers morgan over here. his next tweet says i've always been consistently against gun control. beyonce suddenly turned political there is a difference. sure, you consistently been against gun control, you have also consistently been a douche bag. first off,

i'm moving in with my two brothers and my bestie and we all get our own >> and this girl also ha grammy. >> yeah. >> where are you keeping it? >> it was next to my bed then i moved it over to my dresser. it's right in my face. like this close. i love being inspired while i get my pants, you know? >> the grammy is right there. >> put it close girl. >> i'm wondering if she is going to wear heels when she performs her hit no. she should come out barefoot. we can all learn from taylor, blake and amal and the fashion s n'ts in need of a seriou do o ve >> this is a fashion explosion. >> and bendi erwin is here and going to fill you in on her latest accomplishment. you might not believe it. >> captioned provided by. >>> thaa is looking good in a black turtleneck nd high waisted leopard print shorts and still doing the whole r glam thing but that red lip and legs for days. joining me right now for fashion frida let's get started with all the dos don'ts and do overs for the weeks. >> of course taylor swif biggest of the week which is showing off your legs. all the celebritiee were doing it. did

i'm moving in with my two brothers and my bestie and we all get our own >> and this grammy. >> yeah.> where are you keeping it? >> it was next to my bed then i moved it over to my dresser. it's right in my face. like this close. i love being inspired while i get my pants, you know? >> the grammy is right there. >> put it close girl. >> i'm wondering if she is going to wear heels when she performs her hit no. she should come out barefoot. we can all learn from taylor, blake and amal and the fashion s n'ts in need of a seriou do o ver. >> this is a fashion explosion. >> and bendi erwin is here and going to fill you in on her latest accomplishment. you might not believe it. >> captioned provided by. moisture so i can get into it ao enhance mbit quicker. ral and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y ultragel. bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant.

. >> he is the grammy-nominated front man for the heavy metal band machinehead. in 2010, you reported his home had been ransacked and that some of his prized possessions were stolen. >> guitar, his grammy medal all gone. >> oh, man. >> that's a drag. >> i opened up the e-mail and i looked at it. and it was my [ bleep ] guitars. >> six years! >> i mean, by that point you've just come to terms with the fact you're never going to see it again. >> this guitar was given to me in 1997 by dimebag darrell. >> darrell has since passed on. so that's really awesome that he got a gift like that back. >> you will never believe how these guitars were returned to him. apparently she purchased a storage unit. you know they go up for auction. >> right. >> no, snap. >> yes, snap. and so not just one guitar but two guitars. >> that's mental. wow, one, but two, how did they put two and two together? >> right. get ready to pick your mouth up off the ground. >> i bought it for $10. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> what? >> there was writing on the back and that's how she pieced it together. >> i

muddle no more® >>> we are back with the fabulous grammy award winner jennifer nettles. >"hey, heart break" off her new album "playing with fire." >> okay, doll, all yours. >> take it away. ♪ hey, sleepless, my eyes are red ♪ why don't you get out of my bed ♪ i don't want to watch the no more ♪ hey, crazy, that's enough, i'm sick of ♪ tripping on all your stuff scattered across ♪ my bedroom floor, hey, heart break, give me your keynote note it's you, it's not me ♪ oh, you only bring me down, down, down ♪ hey, heart break, don't come back ♪ i swept up your shattered glass ♪ what goes around it comes back around, round, round ♪ heart break, i'm breaking, breaking up with you ♪ heartbreak, i'm break, breaking up with you ♪ heartbreak, i'm breaking, breaking up with you ♪ ♪ hey, laughter, where's your smile ♪ haven't seen in the a while ♪ and i miss the drunken hey, lonely ♪ leave me alone, if you call me ain't nobody home ♪ find somebody else because i'm going out tonight ♪ hey, heartbreak give me your keynote note it's you, it's not me ♪ oh, you only bring me down, down, dow

but it wasn't her latest video that the grammy winner says reduced her to tears.'re watching "world news now." ♪ i thank god every day >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by my pillow. ather, brought to you by my pillow. >> this was the frightening scene on a louisiana interstate as a school bus went up in flames. the bus was returning to school from a field trip when it suddenly caught fi of smoke, the bus driver pulled over and immediately evacuated the students with the assistance of some chap reasons. >> in the end, no one was hurt. >> good move on the part of the bus driver and chaperones. >> police are on the hunt for a fugitive mom who led police on a chase with her young child in the car. >> so the chase was so reckless apparently and dangerous that officers had to eventually let her go because of public safety concerns. abc's gio benitez with the story. >> reporter: it's a harrowing police chase. and the most shocking part? the driver, a young mom, allegedly putting her toddler's life at risk, riding right there in that mini van. just w

it is helped by the big events like the super bowl and the grammys. the underlying growth without them was 12%. numbers fromk at facebook and they seem to be grown from the sky. les: that is certainly digital places like facebook, google doing extraordinarily well and we have a number of digital assets that are doing well. i think overall people are saying that the best buy is broadcast along with digital. obviously, the facebook's of the world are doing extremely well, but not all digital is created equally. david: you mentioned your digital assets. i like you to talk about those . you have cbs all access and showtime. of those, which are doing the best right now and which have the greatest potential as you look at them? les: i'm not going to pick out among my children. i'm extremely pleased. all three of them have only been in operation for less than a year or more than the european we cannot be -- then a year and we cannot be more pleased on all them. the numbers are growing everything with day, especially during this election season. showtime and

he won a grammy award for a record he did that was just ,eading patriotic sheet music patriotic speeches with music playing in the background. it was quite popular at the time. senator dirksen: down through the years, there have been men -- brave, gallant men -- who have died that others might be free. mr. ritchie: he was known as the spirit of lose. he was the minority leader in the senate. a very small minority. usually 35 or 36 senators on his side of the aisle, which out of 100 is a very small minority, but his boat was critical back in the day when you needed two stop a filibuster. if the senate was going to stop a filibuster on civil rights, they needed everett dirksen. the civil rights act of 1964 -- once dirksen came on board, once he agreed to whatever the compromise was, enough votes would come on board for the majority to prevail. everett dirksen, even though he was only the minority leader, was an extremely important leader at his time and it seems fitting to name this building after him. senator dirksen like to say he was a man of principle, and one of his greatest principle

for those who do not share the same love for the pop that i do, he's a grammy-winning artist, foralso an advocate disease we whisper about, the disease of addiction. macklemore: hey, everybody. i'm here with president obama because i take this personally. i had a problem. if i did not get the help i needed when i needed it, i would not be here today. i want to help others face the same challenges i did. dosesent obama: drug or -- overdoses take more lives than car accidents. a lot of times there from legal drugs prescribed by a doctor. addiction does not always start in a dark alley. it often starts in a medicine cabinet. a new study released this month from the 44% of americans know someone who has been addicted to prescription painkillers. macklemore: i did not just know someone. i lost someone. my friend kevin overdosed on painkillers when he was just 21 years old. addiction is like any other disease. it does not discriminate. it does not care what color you are, whether you are a guy or girl, rich or poor, whether you live in an inner-city, suburb, or rural america. this does not

she's a grammy award winner. she's just fantastic, i saw her rehearsal today.g to freak out, meghan trainor is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] "thank you." "thank you." meghan trainor. >> steve: that's a show. >> jimmy: that's big, big, big show tonight. guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, right? are you guys on twitter? [ cheers ] every single week. twitter's that app, if you don't know what twitter is. i can't really describe it to you. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's too late. but anyway, if you watch our show and you want to play along with us, we do this thing every wednesday night where i'll flash a hashtag on the screen so you can see what we're talking about. and we ask you guy to tweet out things based on that topic. i know, don't do this. [ laughter ] >> steve: #don't. >> jimmy: #don'tdothat. so this topic is the creator of siri unveiled a new, smarter artificial intelligence assistant. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. it's like, bigger than -- >>

one of my first jobs was writing for the grammys.we were doing "the larry sanders show." and i said, hey, garry, ask r.e.m. to be on the "larry sanders show." >> seth: at the grammies? >> and he's like, "no, we have bookers for that. that's embarrassing." they're right there, you just killed. just do it. they're walking towards us. he goes, hey, you guys want to come on "the larry sanders show" and michael stipe just went -- [ light laughter ] then garry goes, "or i can go [ bleep ] myself." [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i wish i'd heard that story before i got a talk show and accidentally asked a few people to come on the talk show. [ laughter ] because i definitely got that. i got stiped a few times. >> then we were going through -- >> seth: yes, this is fantastic. explain how you came across this? g jokes and pads with tons of ideas on them. but in it someone found out that garry filled out a comment card at the quality inn. [ laughter ] this, i think, was like 1978 or '79. but what he wrote on it is really funny. it says, wa

. >> reporter: with four grammys and 19 number-one songs to his name, keith urban sure knows how to make music. >> hey, baby. >> music is so much a part of our family because of him. ♪ but i won't live with regret ♪ >> reporter: chart-topping keith urban later on "sunday morning." ♪ because it's gone tomorrow here today ♪ >> osgood: our sunday profile this morning is of allison janney, star of a tv series with its own unique take on motherhood as lee cowan will show us. >> what are you doing? >> i can't sleep next to someone who doesn't value me. >> since when? >> reporter: on tv allison janney plays a mom with a host of problems, not the least of which she's in recovery. >> i know being an actor is you basically lie. you do things you haven't done before, but there are certain things i don't feel like i have a right to. >> reporter: with this role, allison janney says she does have a right to, but it comes with pain she may never lose. the story ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: bei bei is a different sort of mother's day story from our rita braver. >> >> reporter: okay, moms, if yo

grammy and her girls. how adorable is that.o this is a way of us letting you guys know that jenna was promoting her book called our great big backyard. i'm paging to the new york times best sellers list and i always start to the bottom. number one on the children's best sellers list. could we get a round of applause for jenna. part of the proceeds go to the national park foundation so we want to get the word out. visit your parks and take care of them. it's called our great big backyard. >> i wish you could see the behind the scenes version of mila going no. i'm like everybody this is mila. come here mila. it's nice to meet you. i don't want my picture taken. can i give you a bunny cracker? what would make it work. >> what would make it happen. >> you can get people magazine on newsstands now. the >> it's the perfect day to watch it. >> it's in baltimore. >> i guess they'll run it in the rain. >> yeah. >> so this is the official drink which is why we're even bringing this up called the black eyed susan. >> i've never had it. >>

grammy and her girls. how adorable is that? way of us letting you know that jenna was promoting her book "our great big backyard." i'm paging through the "new york times" best sellers list. i start at the bottom. number one on the children's best sell eer list. >> we're so excited. am i turning sweaty? the good thing is part of the proceeds goes to the national park foundation. we want to get the word out. visit your parks and take care of them. we're happy. >> it's "our great big backyard." >> it was fun doing the interview. i wish you could see the behind the scenes version. mila is like, i don't want my picture taken. can i give you a bunny cracker? >> what makes it work? anyway, get "people" magazine on stands now. >>> the preakness is saturday. if you're home on saturday, it's supposed to be rainy on the east coast. >> perfect day to watch it. >> it's in baltimore. i guess they'll run it in the rain, right? >> yeah. >> unless it's terrible. this is the official drink, which is why we're drinking this up. it's called the bl

cbs earnings results beat forecast inks to live events like the grammys and the super bowl.g to hear from leslie to what the future holds for the $25 billion corporation. in on shell is joining recording first quarter profits that beat first-quarter estimates. the majorst over for oil producer? the clock is ticking on the u.k. referendum vote. is going to push for the u.k. to stay in the eu. we are to bring you that live.

the super bowl and high rating grammys. but it does show people are slowing down.hina is cold and the world will catch pneumonia. then you have to ask the question, if you are the party who controls the white house, is this a worrisome development when only weeks before the election a lot of people could get an obamacare shock, that is seeing their premiums rise much more sharply than was earlier thought to be the case. then you are getting my drift how the economy moves front and center. we were doing fine then steadily moving along. we are going to be exploring that this hour and throughout the evening connecting wall street and main street. jeff flock at cruz headquarters. i think it's fair to say, jeff, that has to be a must-win state for the senator. he said he will fight on. but you lose this state, you can ill afford to lose, he's in a world of hurt. >> like that monti python thing. the guy chops his arms and legs off and says i'm ready to fight. talking about the economy, ted cruz has had very little to say on the campaign trail in indiana about the economy

profitsed first-quarter forting the grammy awards the reason -- as the reason for the increase.roadcast is not dead in the digital age. moonves joined us earlier. les: a lot of money that had potentially moved to digital -- suddenly, people are realizing that not all digital is that great, that there is a lot of false viewing on digital, and i think a lot of money has returned to network television. in addition, network television has proven it is doing better than most of the basic cable networks. we are seeing a return right now to the broadcast. there is no better bang for your buck. helped by the big events like super bowl and grammy, but the underlying growth without them was 12%, so we are pretty excited going into the upfronts. like from at numbers, facebook, and they seem to be growing to the sky. les: there are certain digital places, facebook, google, doing extraordinarily well. we have a number of digital assets that are doing well. i think overall people are is broadcastst buy along with digital. the facebook's of the world are doing extremely well, but not all digit

my next guest is a grammy-winner who's been making fun of grammy-winners for nearly 40 years.ood to see ya! >> thank you! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we have a lot of fun, great people on this show, but there are very few people that get my staff as excited to have on the show. >> oh, they've come out. >> stephen: have they said hi to you? >> everybody, yeah. >> stephen: it's really nice. it's you and kermit and cookie monster. those are the ones. >> the trinity. >> stephen: exactly. (laughter) how would you describe what you do? because you have been doing it -- i mean, for the rest of us, might have been doing it beforehand, but 1979 with my baa bologna, your tribute to my sharona. what do you do. >> a parodiest, singer, song sog writer, producer, comedian, actor, accordion player, sex god. (applause) >> stephen: it's nice work. it is. >> stephen: i want to ask you about the accordion. do you think when you were younger if you learned an instrument that people enjoyed hearing -- >> what?! >> stephen: -- that maybe you wouldn't have gone into parody, because accordion y

if winning a grammy doesn't make you happy, what will? >> here's the thing.ppy. >> when i stand there, when i wait and we do all the photo-- you know the thing, photo, photo, photo. they never use them. you're the first one who's ever shown those photos. they never end up anywhere else. thank you! >> stephen: you're welcome. >> they'll stand this and at the very end i'll do that and they go wow! they love that! people come up to me and say, "will you take a picture and will you give meet finger?" >> stephen: really. >> yes! >> stephen: does that makeue does that make you mad enough to really want to give them the finger? >> it just makes me wonder how-- how-- this is-- i went to the yale school of drama for this? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's a fancy place. so now-- you went to quayle school drama for this. yoyou have "the emperor's new clothes: the naked truth." i'm glad you're here. we asked our twitter followers this past week who have roommates and if they're angry at their roommate, and they don't know how to say how angry they are, or what th

>>> and he is a grammy and emmy award winning entertainer. michael feinstein is in town celebrating the third anniversary of feinstein at the nico. he joins us live on the 9. >>> and it's said to be one the most haunted houses in the bay area. ktvu's janine de la vega at the winchester mystery house for the first say yanks there in 35 years. >>> a little old dominion to help us crack the 9:00 hour here. >> welcome, everybody. if i had to take off, i would go down to nashville because my dentist said he went there for the first time, dr. can i -- dr. kirby -- >> we have a floor director who sounds like hawaii, has that accent. i'll go. >> i'd go to hawaii any day. >> we have a lot of news to get to. topping the news is the pittsburg city council now taking action to prevent more free way shootings in the east bay. >> the council planned to approve action to install surveillance cameras on the freeway. >> alex savidge joins us with more on the push for the cameras >> reporter: these may be the first cameras installed along the freeway here in t

contribuciones de los inmigrantes hispanos a la cultura estadounidense.el grupo de musica pop ganador del grammyanto entre otro temas, "el muelle de san blas" esas son las noticias por esta noche pero recuerd pamela: tenemos una cita de impacto muy importante. ♪ ♪ enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de jueves 5 de mayo. lÍderes de republicanos dan la espalda a donald trump, actual candidato, congresistas conservadores y al menos dos candidatos le dieron su apoyo. hillary clinton quiere impedir que donald trump se acerque a la casa blanca. ni de aquÍ ni en de allÁ, miles de inmigrantes sin identificaciÓn en ambos lados de la frontera finalmente podrÁ tramitar una en estados unidos la adicciÓn a los medicamentos contra el dolor se extiende entre los mÁs jÓvenes. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: ilia tiene el dÍa libre. donald trump no recibe la aprobaciÓn de su partido. lÍderes republicanos han salido a negar su apoyo. la familia bush y tambiÉn el lÍder de los congresistas conservadores en

>>> we are back now with her, grammy winner meghan trainor for her debut "gma" performance.no." ♪ i think it's so cute and i think it's so sweet how you let your friends encourage you to try and talk to me ♪ ♪ but let me stop you there oh before you speak ♪ ♪ nah to the ah to the no no no my name is no ♪ my number is no ♪ ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ need to let it go nah to the ah to the no no no my name is no ♪ ♪ my sign is no my number is no ♪ ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ need to let it go nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ ♪ first you gonna say you ain't running game thinking i'm believing every word ♪ ♪ call me beautiful so original telling me i'm not like other girls ♪ ♪ i was in my zone before you came along now i'm thinking maybe you should go ♪ ♪ blah blah blah i be like nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ ♪ all my ladies listen up if that boy ain't giving up ♪ ♪ lick your lips and swing your hips girl all you gotta say is ♪ ♪ my name is no my sign is no my number is no ♪ ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ need to le

and we have great music from grammy award-winner corinne bailey rae!and applause ] fantastic. guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: you guys, anyone out there on twitter? you guys use twitter at all? [ cheers and applause ] well we use twitter on our show every single week, so if you watch our show and want to play along with us, we do this thing where every wednesday, i will send out a hashtag. we'll flash it on the screen or i'll tweet it out or something like that. i'll tell you what the hashtag is and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on the topics we give you. so since the movie "neighbors 2: sorority rising" is in theaters tomorrow, i went on twitter and sent out a hashtag called "my weird neighbor." [ laughter ] i asked you guys to tweet out something funny, weird or embarrassing that your neighbor has said or done. we got thousands of tweets. within 30 minutes it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so thank you for those tweets. i appreciate that. [ cheers and ap

more is valerie, executive director of art sanctuary, and she's here with philadelphia native and grammy award winner bilal, who will be honored tomorrow. thank you for being here. let me start with you, tell us about this year's festival and how the festival has grown and changed and evolved over the years. >> sure, thank you, vai. we're so excited to be here. i can tell you that we started out being the festival, the celebration of black writing. over the year, we have been really stretching the concept of what literature or writing is, to be more inclusive and to better signify that we believe art is integrated into all of our lives. so we're really excited that tomorrow, we get to have the pinnacle of this year's festival, the legacy awards. we will be honoring bilal with the gamble and hustle award for excellent in song writing. kenny gamble will be onhand to give out the award. we'll also honor bernice mcfadden for excellence in literature and bob bogle of the philadelphia tribune for excellent in journalism, and finally, dr. debra willis, who is also a philadelphia native, is over