our absolute lime green room with another grammy highlight. >> the grammys didn't disappoint.ficial spirit sponsor this year. we have came up with rita ora on the red carpet who teamed up with them for a special project. ♪ >> you know what, i love a leg. >> rita rocked a thigh high slit. her new single "proud" is about acceptance created for absolute's open mike project. >> it's about giving people a voice. i'm so happy i got to do that with music. ♪ you made me proud >> i think everything is so much more special when you know someone's story. you grow with them and love them. >> go to the open mike story to listen tori that's song "proud" and see behind the scenes footage of its creation. >> thank you cameron. coming up -- where was justin bieber? >> the real reason he missed out on the grammys. that's next. >> entertainment begins and ends with "e.t." >> travel consideration provided by -- >> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> that's more "e.t." than goop i think. >> you're right. >> only we get goopy with gwyneth paltrow. >> her i do drama and what made her react like this? >> you do

s" grammy countdown.e're on the red carpet in madison square garden in new york. >> how they're getting ready to take the stage. >> this is made for me. >>> then justin timberlake works out some interesting new moves for the super bowl. >> that feels creepy. >>> and ellen turns 60. we're celebrating her milestone birthday with an epic flashback. >> this is entertainment tonight. >> entitlement tonight, what a sh show. >>> welcome to madison square garden where rehearsals for the grammys are under way. they are going on right behind us. the biggest stars in music are in new york city and we'll have that for you in a minute. >>> first the story that we told you about yesterday, the photo shop fail in "vanity fair's" new issue. now we've discovered another alteration and this may be the biggest of them all and it was intentional. first you got reese and what may or may not have been a third leg. is that really actually fabric from her dress? "vanity fair" says it is. then we have oprah with three hands. toda

sports director don bell will be live in minneapolis, after the grammy awards. we will be with the birds through next sunday as they go for one more win. remember, whether we're not on tv and on air our eagles coverage continues over thereon line at cbsphilly.com. >>> in other news today, argument in north philadelphia ends with one man dead, and another man on the run. police say someone stabbed a 25 year old man last night on the 2,000 block of north gratz street. he died from stab wounds to the chest. police are now searching nora suspect. and then area also looking for a weapon. >> steven wynn stepped down from his position on political national committee. multi billionaire casino and resort owner is facing numerous allegations of sexual assault. as laura explains, wynn calls it a smear campaign. >> billionaire casino owner, steve win, resigned h post as fr on the republicancommittee, a m. in a wall street journal article, wynn acc o perform sex acts, one said she felt sheex with wynn in 2005. he allegedly settled with him for over $7 million. >> i would tru

>> then how beyonce is getting ready for if grammys in full mommy mode as we flashback to the grammyt left queen b. in tears. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> i glove how he creates and hw he slightly pushes the boundary a little bit more. i love this record, man. >> alicia keys discussing her duet with justin timer lake. their song is called morning light. >> justin just announced his next single is with country star chris stapleton. justin loves his con tri. >> alicia returns as a coach on the voice. >> with kelly clarkson, power girls. they're ready to take adam and blake's bromance down a notch. >> we've got kelly clarkson as a new by. how is she holding up? >> i'm not a veteran yet. we know that adam and blake is like super veteran dom. >> oh, my god. >> i love this show. >> she has me out there cracking up the entire time. we're all laughing. i'm just really about blame. ♪ this coach is on fire >> you feel like gwen has made blake mellow out a lit really bit with the competitiveness? >> no. no one can safe him. he's crazy. it's at the end he becomes this secret villain.

that are was following the grammys for us hi mark it was sold out to you from the grammys and new york well i think i said in that report cashes performance which was highly a nation the charge was a real con a show stopper really in a very glamorous. event. it was also made very special by the fact that she was flanked by the resistance revival chorus group of women including celebrities such as cindy door and andra de who were lending their voice to back her up also very controversial because the herself was involved in a dispute now a protracted defamation suit with her former producer dr luke so that was a really really key moment but then outside of the venue you two were performing on a floating podium a barge in the hudson river echoes of the clash in london calling on the thames perhaps but also politically charged and it's very direct voice against donald trump so quite a stream least of political a performance a political performance the surprise of the evening i suppose it was we were talking about earlier is bruno mars sweeping sweeping the board the six awards six awards a

>> then how beyonce is getting ready for if grammys in full mommy mode as we flashback to the grammyt left queen b. in tears. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >> i glove how he creates and hw he slightly pushes the boundary a little bit more. i love this record, man. >> alicia keys discussing her duet with justin timer lake. their song is called morning light. >> justin just announced his next single is with country star chris stapleton. justin loves his con tri. >> alicia returns as a coach on the voice. >> with kelly clarkson, power girls. they're ready to take adam and blake's bromance down a notch. >> we've got kelly clarkson as a new by. how is she holding up? >> i'm not a veteran y

>> the grammy's in the bag? >> that bit from hillary clinton got big cheers from the new york audience, but not the administration. nikki haley tweeting i always loved the grammys, but have artists read "fire and fury" killed it. some of us love music without the politics thrown in it. >> the president's son don junior weighed in. gettg to read a fake news book excerpt seems like a good consolation prize for losing the presidency. >> and mentioning s hole countries which was bleeped. the me too movement where stars wore white roses. kesha gave an emotional performance with the me too theme. ♪ because i'll bring thunder i'll bring rain ♪ ♪ and when i'm finished they won't even know your name ♪ >> indeed the most powerful moment surrounded by women stars who wore white roses. she has been in the battle with producer dr. luke with the allegations of drugging and sexually abusing and assaulting her. >>> the night was pure gold for bruno mars. he won the most trophies, including three of the top honors. record and al

of course we know he is hosting the grammys in new york this sunday. that's where keltie knight is joining us. he's also using his voice to play a beloved bunny. please explain. >> yes, corden is the voice of peter rabbit in the new animated film. the new dad just welcomed his third child, a baby girl last month. her name, well, it's fit for a princess. >> did you guys pick a name? are you announcing a name? >> we're not really announcing it. yeah. she's called charlotte. >> james' wife julia delivered a bit early, and at first the couple was stumped for a name. >> as i looked at the doctor i said, we're going to call her beyonce. >> baby charlotte is now 6 weeks old. family name? >> nope. we just really liked it. it's a name that we liked. there's no real big reason to it. >> i love that. >> the biggest show in nyc is the ps 11 talent show right here! >> the proud papa visited a new york city school to watch the kids perform. his mum and dad came along and told me james was the ultimate theater kid back in the day. >> there was one production where he

the grammys take a political turn.immigration debate to president trump to hillary clinton. >> he had a long time fear of being poisoned. one reason why he liked to eat at mcdonald's. >> this morning, the reaction from the trump family and the latest in washington as president trump prepares for his first state of the union address. >>> more children dying of the fle flu. how to know when you should take your child to the hospital. >>> tax season begins today. hear the number one tip to prevent identity thieves from filing in your name. >>> a new headline overnight about fred savage and sexual harassment. >>> a

been following the grammys for us thank you mark. now at least eleven soldiers have been killed in afghanistan after gunmen attacked a military academy in the capital kabul were port say there was a gun battle between insurgents and soldiers at the base after one of the attackers blew himself up some fifteen soldiers were wounded authorities say the jihadist did not manage to enter the military academy the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack the third in couple in recent days and earlier we spoke to look full out not just the head of tolo news t.v. in afghanistan we asked him why kabul was coming under so many attacks. two reasons one is because the united states. president trying to get up as there was a new policy. which means more pressure on pockets on the taleban and they are seriously trying to resist second is that we are in just went two years. meaning that there is less fighting more pressure. like kabul and this is certainly not a new trend but this year we see more of the one today which will.

and the grammys are under way in new york. attendees wear white roses in solidarity with victims of sexual harassment. hello and welcome to the programme. aid groups say new fighting in southern yemen has made an already bad humanitarian situation worse. at least ten people were killed and dozens of others injured in the port city of aden on sunday during fighting between former allies in the civil war. the yemeni president abdrabbuh mansour hadi, who's based in saudi arabia, has ordered an immediate ceasefire. bill hayton reports. this is a war within a war. the southern city of aden — a battlefield between factions who once fought together against the houthi rebel movement. the former allies are now divided over the future of the country. these men are waving the flag of the former south yemen, a country that ceased to exist nearly 30 years ago, when it merged with north yemen. now, some want it to split again. translation: we want a civilian government, a government of law, a government made according to the principles of t

>> yeah. >> the grammy's in the bag? >> the bit from hillary clinton got cheer from the new york audience. did not get cheers from the administration. ambassador nikki haley said i love the grammys, but have the artists read "fire and fury" killed it. some of us love the music without the politics. >> don junior weighed in. getting to read a fake news book at the grammys seems like a great consolation prize for losing the presidency. >> plenty of political notes of the awards show. camila cabello addressed being a d.r.e.a.m.er. the me too movement was a theme. stars wore white roses and kesha gave an emotional performance with the me too theme. ♪ i'll bring thunder and i'll bring rain ♪ ♪ and when i'm finished they won't even know your name ♪ >> that was a powerful performance. surrounded by women, the singer has been in the legal battle with dr. luke stemming from 2014 allegations he drugged and emotionally abused and sexually assaulted her. >> grammy night was gold for bruno mars. he won three of the grammys top honors

. >> big night at the grammys, missioned with a healthy dose of politics. we have all the highlights. >> president trump is gearing up for his first state of the union address. we have a preview of the five key points he'll focus on. >> doctors are warning of a virus that looks like the flu, acts like the flu but is not influenza. >> meet the woman a serial stow away caught again at the airport. >> a surprise moment at the grammys that brought the house down. "early today" starts right now. great being with you on a monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. it was a night of powerful performances and political statements at the 60th annual grammy awards in new york city with the big winner being bruno mars. surprising some when he took home six awards for album, record and song of the year. along with best r & b performance, r & b song, and r & b album. kendrick lamarr had five including best performance and song. singer alicia car was one of the few winners of the night snagging best new artist. >> in the end it was monthly ticks that st

the grammy's in the bag? >> in the bag. >> the grammy for best spoken word next year.it earning clinton more praise. more publicity for wolff's book. there were a lot of people hating on it, including nikki haley who said please, no politics in my music. >> yeah, i don't think that usually works at the awards show. >>> but, let's go back to the music shall we and the night belonged to bruno mars. the 32-year-old tackled giants of hip-hop including childish gambino winning best album. >> mars album, 24k magic dominated with six wins, including song of the year with "that's what i like." some reported gasps in the room after mars kept winning. and he performed finess as well with cardi b. >> such a good performance. >> it really was. cardi was awesome. we thought it would be a big night performance wise for her, at least award-wise for her and it wasn't. she was still having the best night ever. >> there were a lot of slow performances. so that one got the party going a little bit. got the party going a little bit. we also have to talk about beyonce and jay-z of course.

should have gone to cash about really grammy or no grammy this song praying is becoming be and them the me too of movement right now or a grammy or no grammy karen me too was the star of the evening undoubtedly absolutely you know and i'd like to pick up on tours that elizabeth mentioned there's a cultural shift that we heard in that one tree because i think we're definitely seeing a cultural shift. that meant that the issue just had to have a place and i think we're going to see that obviously at all of the upcoming events that are still to come for instance the oscars first and foremost and you know i think we're seeing it building because it has to be said that at the golden globes for instance the women spoke out for them to movement but the men did not so this evening here yesterday was was actually a lot more balanced in the sense that the men were more and more much more demonstrative i think that performance that we saw from cash is an indication of what we can expect to come so here is calling a spade a spade and making public this incredible trauma that she's. through and

. >> lets talk about the grammys it is not just super bowl. gram writes big up in the insuring for first time in a while. >> well, back in the day they used to be there. >> it has been a while. >> yes. >> there was a reaction before the gram business a certain celebrity. you have to see her face and like is what going on. >> okay. >> you know what harry connick joins us at this hour, live, we will put him to the test, and he sang national anthem in 1992. does he remember who the half time was and does he remember the teams and what the final score was. >> i say i do. i feel like it is a super bowl he is hard i can connick junior he performed in all kinds of places but you know what we will find out. >> i guess we will. >> we surely will. >> so,. >> what a journey it has been to get here. we left yesterday morning. >> yes. >> to start the journey to the bold north. >> the bold north. >> we needed about 15 people from fox 29 to go, technically people, producers and then jen , you, and me, right. >> we all got together. >> it is about being a tea

the grammy is in the bag?>> reporter: top awards of the night go to bruno mars. >> look at me, pop. look at me. i'm at the grammys right now. >> reporter: mars' performance of "finesse" threw it back to the glory days of "in living color." ♪ baby >> reporter: with cardi b crushing it before her hometown crowd. ♪ >> rep orter: with the show back in the big apple for the first time in 15 years, u2 took full advantage, at magic hour along the hudson river. ♪ get out on your own way ♪ sugarcoat it for you >> reporter: and kendrick lamar, who began the night with a six-minute-plus dazzlingly creative performance. ♪ >> reporter: ending it with five grammys. but no end of the night honors for kendrick lamar. that, too, is a post-grammy story line. i saw some pushback to the book reading from team trump, from nikki haley. >> too much politics. >> that's right. not everyone went for that, i guess, at the grammys. a lot on stage all the way. a lot of that going on. >> i will say the hillary clinton thing did surprise me

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well, we are in the real grammys, but it's called the pre-grammy show. 70% of the grammys aren't shownthere. and i'll take that. >> jimmy: it's in new york? >> it's at madison square garden. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] i want to show -- i'd like to show a clip. here's ice-t and his band body count in the music video for their grammy-nominated song, "black hoodie." take a look at this. ♪ ♪ got on a black hoodie its hood up on my head i didn't have a gun so why am i dead ♪ ♪ you didn't have to shoot me and that's a known fact ♪ ♪ and now i'm laying face down with bullets in my back ♪ ♪ got on a black hoodie its hood up on my head i didn't have a gun so why am i dead ♪ ♪ you didn't have to shoot me and that's a known fact ♪ ♪ and now i'm laying face down with bullets in my back ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ice-t, everybody! catch "law and order: svu" wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. good luck with that grammy. i'll see you at the pre-grammy show. more with ice-t when we come back. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you doing y

where's the grammy for best karaoke? >> i think as soon as i do that, it would really ruin the grammys forever. >> reporter: this year's show is back in new york. >> there's an energy here that's different than pretty much any other place. >> reporter: following on the black dresses worn at the golden globes many attending this year's grammys are expected to don white roses. it's what supporters of the me too and time's up movement say they'll be wearing. entertainment tonight's nancy odell will be hosting the red carpet event. >> it definitely will make a statement. >> reporter: out in the audience seats are already assigned. jay-z, beyonce and sting will be among those with the shortest walk if they win. jay-z has eight nominations. 77-year-old neil diamond will receive the lifetime achievement award. he just announced retirement after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. khalid will perform their grammy nominated suicide prevention song. >> 1-800 is a song about continuing to persevere even in your darkest of tim

in the recording industry on the awards front the night belonged to bruno mars he took home six grammys. plus a plane among the plastic the children of the world's garbage dumped on their doorstep is just one reason why china has banned the import of any more waste. and handball gets new european champions at the final in zagreb spain see of sweden to lift their first ever title in the competition. i'm serious almost got to thank you for joining us at least eleven soldiers have been killed in afghanistan after. gunmen attacked a military academy in the capital kabul reports say there was a gun battle between insurgents and soldiers at the base after one of the attackers blew himself up some fifteen soldiers were wounded authorities say the jihadists did not manage to enter the military academy the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack the third in couple in recent days. and we can talk to journalist i hear cut deary he is on the line from a couple to here thank you for joining us the third attack in kabul in recent days as we just said why are we seeing such

thank you, guy, thank you, grammys. >> ken, i love you, neil, thank you for inviting me to the grammyswill see y'all soon. thank you guys. >> that's our show ladies and jerks thanks to all the artists, thank you to new york city, we'll see you next time, good night and god bless! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everywhere i go they be like. ♪ everywhere i go they be like. ♪ now, now, now. ♪ now watch it, break it. ♪ down like. ♪ come on hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >> the eagthe avrds arrived in minneapolis kicking off a week of s an opportunity of a lifetime. it's time to take advantage. >> bnderog mentality to the biggest stage in sports. howst the patriots will give them an edge in s

." >> and the grammy goes to. "that's what i like." >> 24 carat magic. bruno mars. >> 24 carat magic, bruno mars. >> bruno mars sweeps the grammys and women at the awards show make a social statement. president trump prepares for his first state of the union address and he opens up in a wide ranging interview. >>> a shooting rampage at a car wash in a small pennsylvania town leaves four victims dead. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it was a big night at the grammys for bruno mars. the awards ceremony was not just about music. politics played a role as well. we're here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the grammys wrapped up with two artists taking home the majority of the awards. as has been the case this season, political and social movements took the center stage. the grammys were as much about the actual awards as they were about social and political issues. on the awards front, there was no bigger winner than bruno mars. he won all s

>> todos somos dreamers, camila cabello hace comentarios en los grammy, este paÍs fue construido porsoÑadores. >> no salen jamÁs de casa, no encienden las luces, obligan a sus hijos a jugar en silencio, y reciben los sacramentos por telÉfono, en texas un millÓn y medio de indocumentados vive escondido, noticias telemundo les muestra cÓmo. >> ¿ quÉ pasÓ, marco antonio? encuentran al estudiante mexicano desaparecido con huellas de golpes y confundido, el grupo de policÍas que lo detuvo hace cinco dÍas es seÑalado como responsable. >> la fiesta de la mÚsica. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ daddy yankee y luis fonsi ponen a bailar al pÚblico de los grammy pero terminan con las manos vacÍas, ceremonia con fuertes crÍticas a trump y la actuaciÓn de hillary clinton, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz hola, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, hoy comenzamos recordando que en este paÍs todos somos dreamers, en algÚn momento todos llegamos desde otro paÍs, en la ceremonia de anoche de los grammy los soÑadores estuvieron muy presentes. >> (hablan en inglÉs).. >> las palabras de camila ca

award. >> grammy night not just about the music.e'll tell you about the social and political issues that also received attention. >> and president trump is getting ready to deliver his first state of the union address to the nation. we'll tell you wish issues are expected to be at the forefront of his speech. stay with >> a lot of buzz last year, the show filled with pour pull performance cents, tributes, and powerful performances. good morning. >> good morning. >> well, i can tell you that the grammys wrapped up overnight with two performers, taking home the majority of the most coveted trophies, the night wasn't all about who won , activism also took center stage to bring awareness to the me two movement among many other issues >> no big irwin err than bruno mars. >> r&b and pop singer won all four awards up for including song of the year, record of the year, anal bumm of the year for 24 karat magic. >> those songs are written with nothing but joy. >> rapper kendrick lamar the night's second biggest winner picking up 5-gram eels.

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the 60th annual grammy award are this sunday night right here on cbs-3. >> our jim donovan spoke to tonight's nancy odell spoke about what to expect during and even before the award. >> you cover a lot of award show what is it about the grammys thaw are most looking forward to. >> i always look forward to the collaboration because with the grammys you never know what you can expect, different ge nres to combine and do a great collaboration. one of the won is miley cyrus and elton john. i don't picture them doing something together but it will be amazing. then there is pink, there is pink jim, you don't know if she's scaling side of the building or, you know, falling out of the ceilings on rope do some kind of ago bat so she is always somebody to watch. >> you will have the grammy red carpet live show with kevin frazier kelce knight and eve now from the fashions to the interviews with people, favorite artist what will we see on this preshow special. >> right here on cbs at 6:30 right before the live grammy broadcast itself. so it will be fun. greatest thing about the red carpet is un

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either way, the grammys are already send ago strong message of adversitdiversity.color and could also make history. it could become the first spanish language song ever to win song of the year. a lot of people are saying that the grammys finally got it right with how diverse the nominees are this year. it's going to be very exciting and i cannot wait. back to you guys. >> all righty. have fun with that, chloe. >>> nba finals? a month away. we have gotten a little bit of a glimpse what to expect last night. mr. coy wire? >> an epic nba dual. two of the best point guards on the planet going against one another and something called the super bowl is coming up in a bit. >>> plus, will ferrell resurrects former president george w. bush for "saturday night live." bush's message from his oval office is still ahead. ♪ the housing market went to hell ♪ nazis kept it to themselves osama bin laden was live and well those were the days ♪ access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the fairmont mayakoba for 59% off. ♪ everything you need to go. ♪ exp

this is deja vu news live from berlin at this year's grammy awards in new york a white rose was the fashion accessory of the. confronting sexual harassment in the recording industry it was a night of politics and music on the awards front the ceremony belonged to bruno mars who took home six grams also coming up. the latest in a series of attacks in the afghan capital at least five soldiers killed his job as a strike near a military academy in the capital kabul islamic state claims responsibility. and as islamic state pulls back in syria and iraq many of its fighters are returning home to europe will look at the threat they pose back home. and handball gets a new european championship at the final in zagreb spain sees off sweden to lift their first ever title in europe competition. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the stars of the music industry descended on new york city for the annual grammy awards last night and the surprise winner of the night was bruno mars who beat tough competition from likes of. xeon kendrick lamar he took home six awards was not just about music fol

sport director don bell will be live in minneapolis after the grammy awards.e will be with the birds through next sunday as they go for one more win. and remember, when we're not on tv our eagles coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >> in other news today, argument in north philadelphia ends with one man dead and another man on the run. police say someone stabbed a 25 year old plan last night on the 2,000 block of north gratz street. he died from a stab pound wound to the chest. police are searching for a suspect. they've not yet found the weapon. >>> and we're hearing from the uber driver who recorded cell phone video of suspicious fire that sent a teenager to the hospital in northeast philadelphia. firefighters responded to reports of flames shooting out of the home on the 1300 block of rhawn street in frankford around 11:30 p.m. friday night family tells "eyewitness news" that the 17 year old injured in that fire is now recovering at st. christopher hospital. and uber driver in the area at the time says he called 911, then took cell phone video of t

the grammys take a political turn. from the immigration debate to president trump to hillary clinton. >> he had a longtime fear of being poisoned. one reason why he liked to eat at mcdonald's. >> this morning, the reaction from the trump family and the latest from washington as the president prepares for his first state of the union address. >>> more children dying of the flu. this morning, schools in at least six states forced to close. the message to parents. how to know when you should take your child to the hospital. >>> tax season begins today. hear the number one tip to prevent identity thieves from filing a bogus tax return in your name. >>> a new headline overnight about fred savage and sexual harassment. >>> a star quarterback's dueling sons stealing the show at the nfl pro bowl. >>> and what not to do with a $42,000 bottle of champagne. >>> good monday morning to you all. we begin with the stars, celebrities, and politics taking center stage at the music industry's biggest night of the year. >> yeah, the 60th

this is deja vu news live from berlin a white rose was the fashion accessory of the night at the grammys and a sting. to fronting sexual harassment in the recording industry it was a night of politics and music on the awards front the ceremony belonged to bruno mars he took home six grammys also coming out. the latest in a series of attacks in the afghan capital at least five soldiers killed as jihad a strike the air an know it terry academy in the capital kabul islamic state claiming responsibility. and so-called islamic state polls back in syria and iraq many of its fighters are now we're turning home to europe we'll look at the threat they pose back home. and handball gets a new european champion at the final of the zagreb spain sea off powerhouse sweden to lift their first ever title in the european competition. i'm brian thomas thanks for being with us at least five soldiers have been killed in afghanistan after gunmen attacked an army post close to a military academy and the capital kabul reports coming in indicate there was a gun battle between insurgents and soldiers at the outpo

kendrick lamar won four grammys, among them, best rap album.est new artist. while ed sheeran won two grammys, including one for best pop vocal album. let's cross live to new york where we can speak to the bbc‘s nada tawfik. nice to see you. it was quite a night. tell us about it, and tell us about the support by this particular awards ceremony for #metoo. you had everything from bruno mars performing with a retro throwback truck with a lot of dance moves in it. eltonjohn truck with a lot of dance moves in it. elton john and truck with a lot of dance moves in it. eltonjohn and miley cyrus performing to his 1971 song tiny damper. it everything in the middle. it was quite an art performances. —— tiny dancer. bruno mars was a big surprise. he took the big awards for song of the year, record of the year and of the year. it was still a very diverse lineup of nominees. many people hope it is a trend that continues for many years. the #metoo movement, along with some other social issues, were heavily discussed at the red carpet and during the awards ce

news live from berlin at this year's grammy awards in new york a white rose with the fashion accessory of the evening. confronting it sexual harassment recording industry as a night of politics and music on the awards from the ceremony belonged to bruno mars he took home six grammys are also coming up a shocking report that german auto makers funded diesel emissions tests on schumann's raises more disturbing questions about the country's car industry the testing took place after volkswagen had already admitted to manipulating emissions systems. as the islamic state terror group pulls back in syria and iraq many of its recruits are returning home to europe look at the danger they now hold. and the chinese filmmaker documenting the dark side of the recycling business to watch some of these children have been surrounded by garbage since they google children exposed to harmful substances and toxic fumes most of the garbage comes from overseas but now china has banned almost all imports of plastic waste from abroad. i'm serious almost comical to have you with us all the stars of the music b

prizes in politics at this year's grammy awards in new york as female musicians confront sexual harassment in the recording industry but the night belonged to this man bruno mars he took home six grand. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us tonight afghanistan is really from yet another terrorist attack suicide bombers targeted a military academy in the comparable capital kabul killing at least eleven soldiers so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility now this is the third terror incident in the city in just one week and it is part of a wave of deadly violence which also involves the tele bot. there is no escaping the military presence on the streets of kabul for the third time within days attack is have killed victims in the afghan capital this time the target was the army itself militants including suicide bombers stormed a battalion near the marshall a military academy and began an onslaught afghans are turning their fury on the government. look at what's happening to this nation we're not able to control the current situation it's better that the security ministers re