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response to crackdown on the rise in crime >> cosmetics controversy, sephora's plan to make up for the grammy nominated star who accused the store of racial profiling. >> the cheating scandal, the surprise legal strategy for parents accused of bribing their kids' way into college "early today" starts right now >>> good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena archipelago and i'm frances rivera congress is hitting the ground running this morning fresh from a ten-day recess after months of delays, the house approved a multi-billion dollar disaster aid bill to help hurricane ravaged puerto rico as well as communities hit hard by wildfires, flooding and drought. the legislation now goes to president trump to sign. meanwhile, house democrats are also laying out a road map for their investigations into the trump administration nbc's tracie potts joins us. the mueller report is next week. >> reporter: exactly next week is a busy week we have an outline of that after they come back from the break. first the hearing on the mueller report that will not include mueller, that will not include the attorney genera

when you have an emmy, a grammy, asthma, a dad of the year mug and a subway sandwich coupon that's aone. [ laughter and applause an egads is a good one also there's eeeee five emmys. [ laughter ] or eeeeee six emmys. [ laughter ] or even, eeeeeep, which is six emmys and a pulitzer [ laughter ] another very hard one to achieve is an emu which is when you win an emmy and you're a mom and you're uma thurman [ laughter ] and actually, only uma thurman can win this, and as of today, she's still has not so fingers crossed for uma. [ laughter ] up next, there's an elf, when you have an emmy, a latin grammy and full custody [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] or et, an emmy and a tony, or alternatively, when you have a space alien that's holding your bike basket. don't forget about eieio that's an emmy, and independent spirit award, an ernst von siemens music prize, an indonesian film festival award and an oscar, or when someone leaves you a farm in their will [ laughter ] a grampy for when you're a grandpa. [ laughter ] this next one rolls off the tongue the pftcork. which is, of course, a pulitz

so the grammys was a perfect opportunity for that.ike that. >> the creative director, she showed me the stage setup when i got there. so i was like i'm in the center there and i have three solos. i wrote my three solos and they were in there. i thought maybe it will take off, maybe not. >> help us understand, classical music, may be sampling at some point. when you went to some of the big names and said, i can compose, i can produce within hip-hop, even though it's classical, what made them believe? >> i'm not sure, actually. baby face has been a long-time supporter. so i signed with him nine years ago. and he really has shaped the way i write music. i don't think that i would have been able to perform at the grammys or been able to have that kind of production rside. >> when did you realize that -- not just that it would work. we were talking before we started the segment, i don't know the last time that an instrumental version of music wound up blowing up the regular chart like that with no lyrics. but the idea for you of dovetailin

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i had just seen him grammy weekend. excitement in the room that he was finally nominated after all of these years. this was also very personal to me. i wanted to -- i did not care about being first because what mattered to me most was really mattering in this conversation. i wanted to illustrate what this actually means. that does mean taking a step back to say i have to explain a little bit of rap culture, and what he meant in the context of where he was and also what he meant to the city. a lot of folks are not going to know who he was. that is just the reality of it. a lot of people got really turned off to him not just because of the music, but because of the things they were learning when they read angel's story. that come out of south l.a., a place they are not paying attention to if it is not a story about crime. we are still in this space where that's where we are. we have been this way in how we look at south l.a. for 25, 30 years now. it does not change, but what does change is having reporters in newsrooms wh

it is a fax machine [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] okay, so they're two friends who just won grammysaughter ] >> seth: okay, well, now karen -- i don't want just like a general idea of what's going on. [ laughter ] >> i -- okay, well, they are at the grammy awards. i think the show was two thumbs up [ light laughter ] >> seth: this is milli vanilli does that mean anything to you >> truly, no >> seth: oh, wow [ laughter ] well, i'm gonna tell you something. wikipedia milli vanilli, because it's a pretty rad story. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: they won grammys. >> oh. >> seth: and then they had to ct turned out they lip-synced >> oh, no! >> seth: yeah. they had different - >> that's so awful >> seth: other people gasped, oh, my god [ laughter and applause >> and, karen -- >> i am trying >> seth: karen, you might think i'm lying, but, girl, you know it's true. [ laughter and applause >> okay. that sounds like you made a reference that i don't get >> seth: i did make a reference you didn't get, but a lot of people clapped, karen. [ laughter ] >> seth, you are very funny. >> seth: thank

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. >> trevor: what's impressive is you are doing the tonys and the grammys. it so special? >> well, everybody wants to be there. ( laughter ) that's the first real big difference between the grammys and the tonys, is everybody wants to be there, and they're thrilled that they're all doing this. nobody is going, "i didn't (bleep) win." you know. so it's a very, very supportive community. that entire community of broadway, they are-- these are a lot of people who are squeezed into 12 blocks, back-to-back theaters, and they know each other, and they're friends. and these are people who eight times a week-- look, you think you work hard. i think i work hard. but, like, when you're doing a play or a musical eight times a week with one day off, that is absolute graft. and the reason i want to host the tonys and the reason i want to really try and make it the best show i can is i believe that per square meter, there is no room on earth that holds as many talented people as that room does. >> trevor: wow. >> we're really going to try to make the best and biggest show

winner john legend. >> thanks for joining us in addition to a ten-time grammy with winner, you're anyes. >> tell us why you're here. >> lve this is our rose we've been doing cabernet sauvignon and some sparkling, too, sparkling white and sparkling rose. >> what led you to launch a wine business you're so entrenched in the music business, entertainment business, why wine >> i love the wine business. i felt like wine and my music went well together my fans would tell me that so many fans would tell me they have a glass of wine and listen to my albums it felt like there was some chemistry between the two and i felt like i should take advantage of that. so i was looking for a partner to work with, and we found raymond vineyards based in napa valley, started working with them, developing the wines, lve. it's been so much fun to do it. >> one thing people don't realize about you, before you became a musician you worked at boston consulting. >> for three years. >> how did that experience influence your approach to entrepreneurship and working in these businesses. >> i think it helps you hav

finally music from 6 time grammy winner dr john who died of a heart attack on 1st day aged just 77 his own music was a unique blend of blues jazz boogie woogie and rock n roll but he also was a much sought after side man for the likes of the rolling stones and the wreath of franklin thanks for watching i'm bob i. get that. yeah that is. good. morning 3 god international talk show before journalists discuss the topic of the week while the pundits are saying that the end is not only for german chancellor and american suddenly her coalition government appears to be on its last legs so does it only for germany and its international part that's find out on puerto rico shortly. quadriga 30 minutes w. . closely. carefully. the soon. to be a good. match. discovered . subscribe to documentary on the tube. the 1st step to good news. channel. good to. see. yourself networkers growing as a subscriber jokes. thank you. mexico is deploying more security forces to its border with guatemala and you attempt to stem the flow of migrants heading to the u.s. it's part of mexico's efforts to ward off new u

. >> the grammy-winning rapper made an appearance in court. >> that's right, good morning, thank you. cardi b appearing at a new nyc vesquare garden or barclay's center but the biggest courtroom queens, new york has to offer. this morning cardi b swapped screaming crowds at the american music awards and b.e.t. awards for fans waiting outside a courthouse in queens, new york. cardi appearing in front of a judge for upgraded charges after a fight in a strip club last summer. the grammy winner arraigned on an 11-count indictment including two charges of felony attempted assault. >> we don't believe that the indictment changes anything. we understood that it was a possibility. >> reporter: cardi pleading not guilty. just a few days ago during a performance, cardi addressed the charges, saying into her mic. two bartenders claim the rapper and members of her entourage attacked them at the strip club last august, throwing bottles and drinks at them. one of the alleged victims saying the suspect slammed her head against the bar. >> i know cardi as a wife, as a mother, as a daughter, as a sist

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. >>> the rock band the black keys scored six grammys earlier this decade and then disappeared. after five years, they're back. let's rock dropped today. eynor ahat wony man. bg it ask the very first idea we even had when we sat down. ♪ >> reporter: dan auerbach and patrick carney had not performed together in three years when they reunited at easy eye sound in nashville last fall. when you came in here and started recording, you had nothing. >> nothing, no, no. >> all we had was a ouija board and a note pass. >> reporter: but the simple approach has always worked for the black keys, known for the raw rock sound of songs like "lonely boy" and "gold on the ceiling." on their new album, let's rock, the songs typically were recorded on just the second or third take. >> it feels like every time we work on something for too long, we lose it, you know. it just gets worse. >> reporter: what is it you lose, do you think? >> the magic, the thing that you don't have to think about to get. that's the cool thing. ♪ >> reporter: auerbach and carney started making music together as teenagers

five grammys, three ivan novello and an oscar five grammys, three ivan novello and an 0scarand of fiveelton john is an oscar and of course a knighthood. sir eltonjohn is no stranger to prestigious prizes and now he has picked up france's biggest award. it was presented by the french president. praising his efforts to charity rights, he described their elton is a melodic genius. sir elton said he was thrilled to be honoured bya said he was thrilled to be honoured by a country he loved and one which continues to support his fight against hiv and aids. this fight reminds me every day of the extraordinary power of the human spirit. and the things that bind us all stronger than those that divide us. it is this magical human spirit i will carry with me as a proud member of this award. with your music ringing in my is, thank you. __ my music ringing in my is, thank you. —— my ears. the accolade follows the biotic of his life, depicting his battles with drinks and drugs over a 50 year career. he is currently on his farewell world tour, but the people of france were clearly welcome him back for

. >> if we only get one ticket to the grammys i am going. >> the cm a. >> that would be more fun. >>are you there? >> i am here. let me say this. juan, thank you for taking that day off. >> [laughing]. >> i provided the food and the groove. [muffled audio]. i was dana's background. we were like the supremes with 2 temptatio temptations. it was fun. oh my god, i had a great time. i downloaded it and my family did. that's why it's number 1. i can't wait to do another song with y'all. greg, if you go to the grammys without me. >> i will make sure you get to the after-party. >> please. >> donna brazil, you are a big reason it went to number 1. >> i was embarrassed. someone i know in the country music industry. i got a text saying congratulations on your number 1 song on the country charts and they have worked their entire career to get number 1. >> taylor. >> yes, taylor. she called me. she was upset when we broke up in 2010. this is salt in the wound. >> blake shelton, has to wonder where did this come from? >> watch your back. >> this is grassroots. we have a treat because our producer

there has been more animated comedy like "american dad" and "the cleveland show," a grammy nominatedreer and a gig hosting the oscars. ma mcfarlane's latest role is "the loudest voice" of the man who built fox news and changed our media culture. seth and i got together for a sunday s sunday's sidown at the cafe here in new york. >> reporter: seth mcfarlane is an actor and writer and producer and animator and even a singer. he usually leaves the piano playing to someone else. [ bleep ]. >> sounds good to me, man. >> this is why i don't do it publicly. >> what's special about the carlisle? >>> it >> it is small a sbim maintimat. >> the show time's mini series of the loudest voice. it focuses on the infamous fox news's roger ailes. mcfarlane plays ryan lewis, the former head of public relations in fox news who guarded the company's business ferocious. >> who was he and why was he an important character in this story? >> this is the guy that roger would blow off steam to or the guy that's comfortable enough keeping h him in line when he got off the rail. he was democrat working for fox n

they would change their minds but fail blocking other opinions if you can believe them i've won the grammy or it was the reality of a creamy man who has arrived at his next stop was a billboard of been a year during the former prime minister now the ruling a peace candidate for istanbul are everywhere the are no good code district isn't a k.p. stronghold was it in the local market people are celebrating. a crucial measure the vendors shot. did i say that it was. fixed prices and overall costs are big issue in this election campaign since turkey's economic and currency crisis everything has become much more expensive what a mom will really have any influence as mayor many seem to think so i. guess in souter also here they want a selfie with the candidate and they are not the only ones. was a democrat many he is supporting they consider him sincere he's religious and conservative they say as well as modern someone who represents all of istanbul oh like it if he won because he deserved it and he will win again but this time he'll get even more votes in fact i'm not upset that his mandate was

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. >> grammy winners, emmy winners. could be anybody. >> season two i'll be even dumber. will be more erratic, more off the mark. >> welcome to "the masked singer," president barack obama. >> that's a ken jeong guarantee. >> still ahead, eva longoria loving life on set with her new baby boy. why it will be a long time before her son gets to see her new show. >> there's sex everywhere. >>> then, permanent eyebrows. >>> why bro di jenner couldn't say no to a "the hills" comeback. and his regret? >> all out war. closed captioning provided by -- >>> this table is hand carved. it cost $23,000. >> hard to believe it's been 15 years since eva longoria bastion was hooking up with the gard gardener. clearly things changed in the real world. she's back with "grand hotel." lauren zima was back with the multitasks mama. >> i kept you guys waiting because i was breastfeeding my child. i'm exhausted in the best way. it's hard going back to work. >> this mom to nearly 1-year-old santiago is a boss lady, doing it all on the set. she's an executive producer. she started just a couple of m

at the akes a look fallout. >> grammy nominated singer sza normally makes headlines for her music, but now there's tlk about how she's breaking boundaries. sephora is closing for one day to focus on diversity traing for the employees. the move comes one month after african-american r & b sing sza says she was racially profiled at a store. in a tweet the nger says lmao, sandy, sephora called security toake sure i wasn't stealing. we had a lg tualk. you have a blessed day. sephora shoppers we spoke with had this to say. >> we're in some difficult times now and we have to learn how to manage diversity. >> if it were me, would they have reacted the same way if i eeted that or because she is who she is that they felt like they need to make a diversity training. >> the corange sephora corpora posted that the diversity raining was already planne saying these values have always been at the heart of sephora and we're excited to welcome everyone when reopen. oin us in our commitment to a more inclusive beauty community. >> i think they should do it. not only utsephora, b there's a lot of other s

my next guest is a grammy award-winning d.j., songwriter, and producer whose hits include "uptown funkme, mark ronson! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: please. please. now, you have worked with -- oh, you work with everybody. >> okay. that's good. >> stephen: for the people out there who don't know, bruno mars, lady gaga, aimia winehou winehouse, paul mcgarrett any, scores of others. i learned your first gig was an intern at rolling stone. >> yes. >> stephen: tell the people how old you were. i was 12. well, i was such a big music nerd growing up, and i would real billboard and liner notes from age eight, and my dad was a musician. musicians would be at the house and i would pester them and he said come work at the magazine. i was a 12-year-old, whose voice hadn't broken, manning the phones. >> stephen: you're having a bar mitzvah at the same time you're a 12-year-old intern right there. >> i would take a break and they would let me study my tora portion. i had such a lust for music and knowledge they tolerated me. >> stephen: what was a 12-year-old intern doing? >>

this year's headlinerst is grammy award-winner faith evans. and it is the s.t.e.a.m. it is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery here in the united states. to get the tickets and the information for that, go over to nba bay area.com. go to my facebook page. always a good team. >> you get the assignments. and your face on a poster. >> with faith evans. >> that's what happens when you're a celebrity. >> i'm just kidding. coming up on "today in the bay", nbc bay area responds. >>> from rv repairs to online retail returns. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> but first, happening now, the man accused of killing 51 worshippers at two mosques in new zealand in march is pleading not guilty to all charges. the gunman party by video link and entered his plea through lawyers this morning. the trial will begin may 4th next year. the shooting was the worst in new zealand's history. we'll be right back. >>>355 for you this morning. taking a live look at dublin. you can see people ready to start their weekend on

grammy nominated musician, oscars host and the star of a much discussed series aboutne f ws called "theoudest i voice". >> enjoy things that scare me. that's probably why i jump from "family guy," the t oroville the music. it's things that i think i can succeed at but i'm not really sure. >> a sunday sitdown with seth mcfarland. plus, harry smith and another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the historic handshakebe tween president trump and noh korean leader kim jong un just hours ago. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard eng s fele is near the dmz. good morning in new york and good evening in korea. >> reporter: good evening from korea. we are on the edge of the dmz and there was a scramble of activity hereoday. u could tell just by looking at it this was being thrown together in the last minute. opters coming and going, delegations arriving, journalists who didn't seem to know what was going on, what was going to happen next. kim jong un arrived. he said he didn't know that he was going to come until the very lastnu mi. president trump said he

a seven-time grammy award-winner n o is perfectly fine being the background while orchestrating hit songsinehouse, adele, and bruno mars. mark and wilete mp at the gaga . ♪ >> reporter: bruno mars may be the voice of "uptown funk," the song that spent 14 weeks at number one. but the man behind the music is mark ronson. he gave up "uptown funk" its groove. g>> sometimes you have areat song, there is this one extra notch you can take it. we came up with the uptown funk part. ♪ uptown funk you opente >> reporr: five minutes of silence at the wedding. for over a decade, ronson has been a go to record producers from bruno to adele and the late amy winehouse. ♪er >> he we go. >> reporter: when superstar lady gaga wanted a new kind of sound for her 2016 album "joanne," ronson helped her find. how do you describe what a producer does? >> his job is to take what's and about that artist magnify it a thousandes t with somebody le lady gaga, we just sat down. i asked her what type of recand do you wt to make? >> reporter: while working on jo "joanne" sheor asked f help writing music for a star is bor

there at the grammys, there i am again. >> every facial expression lady gaga makes, morgan makes.ectively we've put morgan at the golden globes. >> how did he make a convincing fake? with free software, a regular desktop computer and basic computing. >> joining me now, morgan radford and ben collins. if you're going to play lady gaga, get the diamonds. >> i chose the right person, right? >> how scary is that? and we've seen what's happened. we have computerized videos being distorted. nancy pelosi is angry at facebook for not taking down that altered video. tell me how easily this can be done? >> super easily. >> just to make that video, andrea, i had to stand in front of a computer screen for 10 or 15 minutes. they were able to do it so quickly with basic software, which is why i think when i interviewed congressman schiff. he was saying, how severely can this impact our elections. two, how do we protect ourselves, especially when so many of these videos are being made overseas. what is the u.s.'s role and how can we protect our citizens. >> we have examples we can show of mark z

>>a long way since milli vanilli nearly 30 years ago the infamous r and b duo had to return their grammy awards after word got out they lip sync to someone else's singing today, lawmakers say a new high-tech way to put words in people's mouths is no laughing matter. >>you can turn the world leader into a ventriloquist to me. >>california congressman chairman adam schiff and the other members of the house intelligence committee, how one of the first congressional ically focused on the threat of what are called deepfakes 35 videos that artificial intelligence manipulate to distort reality, not only may fake videos be passed off as real. but real information can be passed office fake alabama congresswoman terri sewell asked what many of her colleagues were thinking how the technology could spread disinformation ahead of the 2020 elections working campaigns, political parties candidates do to prepare for the possibility and content the panel said social media companies should be expected to prevent how deep fixer shared. >>but it may take government action to create uniform standards to ban

. >> who can forget this moment at the grammys when lady gaga honored sir elton.ook now. >> it is an honor -- >> that's not lady gaga that's me. my face replacing lady gaga. >> michael douglas. >> and at the grammies. there i am again. sure, it's innocent enough, but the technology that makes this possible makes it easier than ever to manipulate video, even putting words into people's mouths. it's called a deep fake. >> we're at a point where deep fakes are very realistic and the technology is only going to get better. >> jeff smith studies deep fakes at the national center for media forensics at the university of colorado. he made those lady gaga deep fakes for us. >> every facial express she makes, morgan makes. we've put morgan at the golden globes. >> how did he make such a convincing fake? with free software, a regular desktop computer, and some basic programming. >> this is what the software generates after about a few hours of training. and after about 24 hours of training, we get a much more well-defined face. >> there have already been a number of promine

wikipedia milli vanilli, because >> okay.retty rad story. [ laughter ] >> seth: they won grammys. >>h. >> seth: and then they had to give them back, because it turned out they lip-synced >> oh, no! >> seth: yeah. they had different - >> that's so awful >> seth: other people gasped, oh, my god [ laughter and applause >> and, karen -- >> i am trying >> seth: karen, you might think i'm lying, but, girl, you know it's true. [ laughter and applause >> okay. that sounds like you made a reference that i don't geth: >> set did make a reference you didn't get, but a lot of people clapped, karen. [ laughter ] >> seth, you are very funny. >> seth: thank you what's that? >> a baby who needs a dollar [ laughter ] >> seth: that is correct that is what it was. there was a time in the '90s where babies needed dollars.er [ laught ] >> oh, okay. >> seth: and it was very cruel, but people would then throw the money into a pool. [ lighlaughter ] and they would say, "you want it, baby?" >> and the baby would have to swim >> seth: it was a television show, yeahk it was on a networlled spike tv [ light lau

. ♪ alone together >> reporter: grammy award-winning artists dan + shay dominating american country musicpped billboard country album charts earned three awards and a grammy earlier this year. self-titled studio album came out in 2018 and boasts more than 1 billion on demand streams to date. ♪ when i taste tequila >> their hit soared to number one becoming the most streamed country song in 2018. and "speechless" landed more than 60 million video views featuring actual footage from both of their weddings. and now dan + shay are with us live in the artist lounge. >> and good morning, again. so nice to actually have you for a few minutes. >> this is nice. >> i know! >> the nicest room. i want all this furniture for my house. nicer than anything i have. >> we'll try to sneak it out after. talked earlier about "speechless." 60 million views, which i've been a few of those. so i love that it's your weddings. i mean, so special to get to showcase that, because it's a day you remember forever. >> yes. the best day of our lives and to have that, we had it on film and wrote the song about our weddi

is time for "wheel of freestyle. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: now playing tonight is a tony, grammyapper give it up for lin-manuel miranda [ cheers and applause ♪ oohh oh, my goodness! the one and only [ cheers and applause lin. >> w wah! jimmy: here's how this works. i'm going hit this button here and activate a random word generator. it lands on ree words. it's your job to work them all into a freestyle rap now, because i'm not really known for my freestyle skills, you'lle facing off against - >> that's not what i heard [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trust mee you'llcing off against the roots' own black thought, right there, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ the greatest of all timee! >> jimmy: all right.ad are you rey for this >> no! let's go >> jimmy: here we go ♪ >> no whammies, no whammies, no whammies, no whammies. s >> jimmy: flip flop,red salmon - [ light laughter ] these are easy ones! >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: prescription sunglasses >> hey >> jimmy: all right. so you have to work this in -- flop flops, seared salmon, and prescription sunglasses.as heot heard these words before >> okay. [ lig