grammy winner lizzo, everybody!hey should give out the grammy for the best speech as well. wow, that was amazing. all right. now i have the great pleasure of acknowledging this year's recipient of the recording academy and grammy museum's music educator award -- pamela dawson, director of coral studies from de soto high school in de soto, texas. thank you so much, pamela, for bringing even more harmony to music education. give it up, y'all. it's equally an honor to say the recording academy's industry icon award this year goes to the phenomenal chairman and ceo of atlantic music group, julie greenwald, and the chairman and ceo of atlantic records, craig kallman. congratulations to you both! and just when you thought i could not feel any more honored, i get to introduce the boss who does my performance review -- the ceo of the recording academy, harvey mason jr. >> just think for a minute about the power of music. let's dream. ♪ ♪ there must be light burning brighter somewhere ♪ ♪ got to be birds flying higher in the

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>> good, are you site about the grammy nominations? >> super excited. >> so is her dad. >> it is an accomplishment of molly second take pride in the cool thing . >> will highlight the bay area grammy nominees this saturday night at 10:30 on cbs, and again on sunday at 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. then on sunday do not change the channel. the grammy show will broadcast live at 5:00 p.m. followed by an encore performance at 8:30. it will also streaming on paramount plus. >>> beyonce can make grammy history on sunday and she is everyone is making room hm. *coughs* seriously? for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes. do we stileds?eryone is makm yeah, no for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. >>> welcome back . let's take a quick look at afternoon expectations today. partly cloudy for us and clouds will continue to push through as we head and our thursday forecast late thursday night and early friday morning, a fa

she's on top of the grammy throne.a star studded night with performances from some of the biggest names in music and an unforgettable hip hop tribute. >> we are witnessing history tonight. >> reporter: beyonce won her 32nd grammy making her new record holder for most grammy victories. >> i am trying to just receive this night. >> reporter: a performance by bad bunny kicked off the show that gave its most coveted album of the year award to harry styles. >> this is really kind. i am so grateful. >> lizzo took record of the year. >> when we lost prince, i decided to dedicate my life to making positive music. >> reporter: first lady biden presented bonnie rait with song of the year award for just like that. >> i am so surprised. i don't know what to say. >> reporter: kim petrus became first transgender to win with sam smith for the red hot collaboration unholy. >> i just want to thank all the incredible transgender legends before me. >> best new artist. >> i just egot. >> finding me made her the 18th person to winter, win

we'll bring you the latest from the grammys.oice-over: live voice—over: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's news day. hello and welcome to the programme. republicans have criticised president biden over the amount of time it took to shoot down a chinese observation balloon that flew across the united states. china has said shooting down the balloon was an obvious over—reaction. the diplomatic fall—out is continuing, as warships try to recover the debris. secretary of state antony blinken was due to be in beijing this week, but he postponed the trip after the balloon was discovered. barbara plett usher reports from beijing. for days, this solitary object floated serenely through us airspace, putting a diplomatic crisis onto television screens in real time. was it a harmless weather balloon, as the chinese claimed, or a spy in the sky? moments after it arrived over the atlantic, the us brought an explosive end to the drama. that trail of white vapour you see on the left of the screen is an american fighterjet

she has won an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. as for the big marquee awards, lizzo scored record of the year and in an emotional speech, thanks for inspiration, beyonci. >> you changed my life. >> reporter: as for album of the year, trevor noah about a super fan to make the big announcement. >> harry styles. >> let's go back to is a speech. this was a highlight. she said that she skipped school to see beyonci perform in the fifth grade. it was her gospel medley and the way she made her feel that inspired her to pursue the work she does. she called beyonci the artist of our lives. >>> a lot of grammy gold is headed back to the bay area. more than one dozen nominated artists from here, five got trophies, with some claiming multiple awards. these days, alphabet rockers, won the first grammy for best children's album. berkeley's, taj mahal one best traditional blues album. then there is the north bay's bonnie raitt, who won big, taking home three grammies for song of the year, best americana performance, and the best american song. t

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that brings her total up to 12 grammys. >>> a lot of grammy gold comes back here to the bay area. four other bay area artists got trophies last night. some of them claimed multiple awards. pretty amazing! the of about rockers, a hip-hop group, one the first grammy for best children's album. taj mahal one best traditional blues album. molly tuttle born in santa clara and raised in palo alto won best bluegrass album. two east bay engineers won for their technical work for the recoing of philharmonic a fantastic. it was quite the show. >>> it's amazing how many of those artists are from the bay area. article. >> always going to be able to find a connection here, especially if it is something involving creativity like that. are like that last one, technology. >> a lot of talent. >> glad we could share it last night too. >>> let's get into the forecast in terms of what to expect. there are two things to think about. one, it is going to get warmer this week. not drastically so, but noticeably. we will be near 70 by the time we get to thursday for some of our warmer inland spots. after t

it was a record breaking night at the 65th annual grammy awards. beyonce won four grammys. harry styles took home album of the year. we have more from los angeles. >> good morning. yes, beyonce sits on top of the grammy throne. it was a star studded night with performances by the biggest names in music. >> beyonce is the new record holder for most grammy victories. >> i'm trying to just receive this night. >> a performance by grammy winner bad bunny kicked off the show. >> this is really, reallki i'm so grateful. >> lizo took record of the year. >> when we lost prince, i dedicated my life to making positive music. >>> first lady jill biden provide ed the best song of the year award for bonnie raitt for just like that. kim petras becomes the first openly trans woman to take home a grammy. >> i just want to thank all the incredible transgender legends before me. viola davis' win for the audio book for her memoir, finding me, made her the 18th person to ever receive an emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony award. there were tributes to those who died and new ones and the global impact

he says he is excited to be hosting grammys once again. >> my favorite part of hosting the grammys is have you seen the room? there is no other room in the world like it. there is no other room where you get to walk through your spotify play list. that doesn't exist anywhere else. you are seeing the greatest performers, not just from this generation, previous generations. you are seeing legends from hip hop and country. >> that is the best way to describe that. he also serves as producer on the show. he is right. you are literally at the spotify play list. i love that. >> he is so good. >> he does a great job. >> i can see him staying until he decides to step back. >> he has more time, no longer on the daily show. >> i am sure he has other projects. maybe this is one. >> just bored all the time. >> come on our show if you have time. >> so many talented artists have been nominated. leading the way is beyonce with nine nods. tying the record for the most nominated artist of all time. >> ♪ you won't break my soul. >> second most nominated, hubby jay z. queen bee has three nominations in

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he has 32 grammy awards. no other musician has that many grammy awards. so it was really nice to see her go up on stage, be able to accept her award, say thank you to her mother her father obviously god. and she also mentioned her uncle with recently passed away, that she knows that he would be with her there in spirit. so it was nice to see her be able to kind of get her flower so to speak. so balance i making history there. tell us about the other night, the other big winners of the night. yeah, you know, it was really good night for the bridge. of course we had harry style. he had a dell and we had sams with winning. so we had a dell winning for best song about pop pop solo performance. that is for easy on me . we have very styles, a winning outcome of the year. so people were surprised about that. and then we have sam smith and kim, patricia, germans, germany don't competitors winning for their performance of unholy, which is really controversial song. so people were kind of surprised that they were actually able to perform it. they did have a couple

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were you when you heard you got the grammy nod?rak. i was in a quiet car. >> oh, you were on the quiet car, girl? >> silently screaming until i got off the train. >> i'm a grammy nominee! >> it just feels really surreal. i can't believe it. i get to be an ambassador for the music that i love. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> and remember you can watch the 65th annual grammy awards this sunday night at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific, right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in our nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. los angeles police seized illegal guns and ammunition from a high-rise apartment where several rifles were pointed toward a nearby park. they arrested braxton johnson, who allegedly made threats to staff security and

who has won an emmy, grammy, and 0scarand a who has won an emmy, grammy, and oscar and a tony.— and oscartony. those are the four award ceremonies and i the four award ceremonies and she has won all of them as have a handful of other artist, in fact she is only the 18th person to win any or all of those different types of award shows. she won the grammy for voicing essentially the audiobook of her autobiography called finding me. and again this was many hours ago, we have at about eight or nine hours worth of ceremony with the two shows and this was right at the beginning but she too was very emotional about that achievement because so many, so few people have done it. ., ., , ., it. overall what is the general feelin: it. overall what is the general feeling about _ it. overall what is the general feeling about this? _ it. overall what is the general feeling about this? it - it. overall what is the general feeling about this? it is - it. overall what is the general feeling about this? it is the i feeling about this? it is the biggest event for the music business, what are people saying ab

we'll bring you the latest from the grammys.epublicans have criticised president biden over the amount of time it took to shoot down a chinese observation balloon that flew across the united states. china has said shooting down the balloon was an obvious over—reaction. the diplomatic fall out is continuing, as warships try to recover the debris. secretary of state antony blinken was due to be in beijing this week, but he cancelled the trip after the balloon was discovered. barbara plett usher reports from beijing. for days, this solitary object floated serenely through us airspace, putting a diplomatic crisis onto television screens in real time. was it a harmless weather balloon, as the chinese claimed, or a spy in the sky? moments after it arrived over the atlantic, the us brought an explosive end to the drama. that trail of white vapour you see on the left of the screen is an american fighterjet heading for the balloon. the second vapour trail is from a heat—seeking missile fired from the jet, easily finding its target. whoa!

there's only one grammy awards.itzer or nobel prize or something like that, in the music world. there is absolutely nothing like it. brit awards are great, the american music awards are cool — there's nothing like a grammy. now, award shows in general have lost a lot of their lustre with the decline of network television — sorry! but to a musician, it's still the ultimate thing. even when people fight with the grammys, like ariana grande got in a spat with the former producer of the show a few years ago and just said, "forget it, i'm not appearing," but when she won her first grammy, she posted that night. she posted a video of herself dancing around her bedroom, so that shows what it means. good luck to all of the contenders. that is it for this programme, thank you so much for watching newsday. hello. the weekend was a tale of two halves. we had a weather front with us and a lot of cloud on saturday and atlantic air sunday brought high pressure with us and clearer skies. now that high pressure stays with us for mu

only at the grammys and not just any grammys because last night we saw a celebration that had reallys latest album powered her to break the record for most grammys ever last night winning four more to hit a total of 32 grammys. >> thank you so much. i'm trying not to be too emotional. and i'm trying to just receive this night. >> receive receive it she did. another barrier meanwhile fell when sam smith and kim petrous won a grammy for best group performance. petrous sharing the history being made. >> sam graciously wanted me to accept this award because i'm the first transgender woman to win this award. and i'm so -- >> and in a crowd of famous performers, it's easy to forget these awards can matter most to lesser known artists. a grammy can catapult some artists to a new level of record deals or touring, especially when you get to the genres outside of pop. 23-year-old jazz singer samarra joy won the grammy, for example, for best new artist. >> born and raised in the bronx, new york. my family is here. i have been singing all my life. my grandparents, my father -- i'm so sorry. than

breaking the record for the most grammy wins of all time beyonce. >> god bless you. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ people keep on dying. ♪ >> brian: hey, the grammys were last night. it's a time for music to salute music. move sessions to salute other musicians. they seem to pick the same person every single time. do you notice it's all about beyonce, beyonce. how can you be getting -- this is chris stapleton by the way. is he more country music. he sounds more bliewzy. >> ainsley: performing with stevie wonder. >> i don't think he should be labeled country. i think he is a more blues. >> pete: there is a lot of creditor reason. >> brian: i listened to his book on tape. >> pete: i woke up to one text from my wife to prepare for the show and she said the grammys 50th anniversary of hip hop was off the charts awesome. >> brian: off the charts awesome. >> pete: apparently they stuck to music. i didn't even know the grammys was on but apparently it was very good. >> ainsley: your wife was watching. you have were asleep? >> pete: absolutely. >>

hip hop has had a fraught relationship with the grammys. >> correct.here is a continued emphasis with genres like hip-hop and r&b , the actual broadcast of the program itself. over the years, categories and r&b have gone from eight to four, and as the shifts continue to evolve over the years, motocross industry really is the gold standard of music. that is part of where the grammys wants to move to. >> thank you very much. geoff: tonight, another edition of moments of truth. >> in the real world i was falling behind in this digital fantasy. hello, i am a 30-year-old graduate student. i am david's dad. i don't think it first i had an inkling something was going on. there was this online puzzle that starts with basic problem-solving. take an anagram i realized i could not. there were other thus well-known puzzles. there was a shadow group, let me in, i would be a member. i was going through a hero's journey. challenges, puzzles. >> did you get more desperate to crack the code? >> my relationship began failing. my income was paltry at best, i wanot sleepi

the bay area also claimed grammy gold. five artists won trophies with some claiming multiple awards. congratulations. the alphabet rockers that i got to interview. they won the first grammy for best children's album and then taj mahal won best traditional album for get on board. then bonnie rate was the big winner. she took him three grammies for song of the year, best americana performance and best american roots on. >> she is genuinely shocked and surprised. >>> we will be back tomorrow. >>> cbs news bay area starts now. >>> more than 3000 people killed after powerful earthquakes caused massive destruction. the turkish and syrian communities are anxiously waiting and watching the search for survivors. >> reporter: hundreds of buildings flattened as workers battled the bitter cold, looking for signs of life. members of the turkish community give insight into the chaotic rescue operations. women rallied together and call for an end to violent threats and harassment, targeting female leaders. >> we will stand together. >> a

all-time grammy winner wit32 career awards.too, came with some caveats and criticism, when her widely touted renaissance album failed to win in any of the top categories. i'm joined now by shamira ibrahim, a culture and music writer who contributes to a variety of media including npr the new york times, th , root, and the cut. thank you so much for joining us. i want to start with the beyoncÉ, the most honored artist, and yet for many feeling like she hasn't really been honored as she should. how do you explain that? >> thank you so much for having me. i think there are a variety of things happening. i think one of the big things is that beyoncÉ exists at the intersection of peak appeal and yet outside of the actual formal structure of what is the usual promotional cycle that is expected within the recording academy. the grammys is an entertainment production as well as a trade award show. for the grammys to legitimize itself as music's biggest night, it needs to continuously engage the biggest artists, such as drake, beyoncÉ,

and welcome to the sixty-fifth annual grammy awards. my name is trevor noah. for the first time in 3 years. we have coming to you live. >> from los angeles. beyonce made grammys history as the most awarded artist ever with a total of 32 wins, including traditional r b performance dance recording dance, electronic album and r and b song. >> i'd like to think. my parents, my father, my mother. for loving me. and pushing me. i like to thank my beautiful husband. >> my beautiful 3 children. who are at home want to. >> like to thank the community for your love. >> and going this >> oscar-winning actress viola davis achieved. you've got status with a grammy for best audio book, sam smith and kim petras also made history at rice is now the first transgender woman to win for best pop duo group performance. a surprise win for bonnie raitt song of the year for her track. just like that lizzo one record of the year with about time. i want to dedicate this award to prince. >> when we lost prince, i decided to dedicate my life to making positive music. i stayed true to mys

we're going recap of the 65th annual grammy awards the 65th grammy awards are in the books. the rearview mirror from beyonce breaking records too. the ultimate salute to 50 years of hip-hop. it was a historic night for music. yeah, this is a big one that will go down in the books. the stars were in la last night to celebrate music in all its forms can for correspondent and the restart as cover it. good evening, everybody. and welcome to the sixty-fifth annual grammy awards. my name is trevor noah. for the first time in 3 years. we have coming to you live. >> from los angeles. beyonce made grammys history as the most awarded artist ever with a total of 32 wins, including traditional r b performance dance recording dance, electronic album and r and b song. >> i'd like to think. my parents, my father, my mother. for loving me. and pushing me. i like to thank my beautiful husband. >> my beautiful 3 children who lre at home want to. >> i'd like to thank the community for you. love. >> oscar-winning actress viola davis achieved. you've got status with a grammy for best audio book,

there's only one grammy awards.ent, whatever, except for pulitzer or nobel prize or something like that, in the music world. there is absolutely nothing like it. brit awards are great, the american music awards are cool — there's nothing like a grammy. now, award shows in general have lost a lot of their lustre with the decline of network television — sorry! but to a musician, it's still the ultimate thing. even when people fight with the grammys, like ariana grande got in a spat with the former producer of the show a few years ago andjust said, "forget it, i'm not appearing," but when she won her first grammy, she posted that night. she posted a video of herself dancing around her bedroom, so that shows what it means. jan askwhat spoke to me just before heading out to the grammys. that takes us to look at the weather. the weekend was a tale of two halves and we had a lot of mild atlantic air and on and we had a lot of mild atlantic airand on sunday and we had a lot of mild atlantic air and on sunday high—pressure a

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no va un latÍn grammy pero va a un grammy. nos sienta en "sin rollo" pero sÍ en otros.venga. jomari dos . yo lo he dicho varias veces. no somos indispensables en el mundo del entretenimiento. yo les entiendo sus carreras. y no pasa nada. nosotros no somos parte de su historia y somos parte de su Éxito. esa es mi personalidad. yo siento que los artistas no van a dar entrevistas porque las redes sociales son sus propias entrevistas y ellos no quieren sentarse delante de un periodista que preguntarles cosas. espero momento que habÉis hablad una hora. por los nÚmeros —— Él abre ahÍ por nÚmeros. porque esta es una industria basada en los nÚmeros. sin unos premios lo nuestro traemos una artista y empieza a hablar todo en otro idioma y yo no entiendo nada, a veces me choca un poco. entonces entiendo su punto. entiendo poner al latino en alto y me parece impresionante que eso lo hace con su mÚsica, pero abc yo pienso que para cambiar mentes, tienes que cambiar se quema porque si no se desconecta. francisca: para aÑadir lo que dice jomari, antes de la pandemia Él llegÓ a dar una

>> queen bey is now queen of the grammys. beyonce making history, taking home more grammys than any other artist ever. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> and you can see, there's a lot going on this morning. and we have to begin with a dramatic new video of a reporter running for his life on live tv, while he was reporting on the devastating earthquake in turkey. take a look. [ speaking non-english ] [ screaming ] >> the catastrophic quake has now killed more than 15 hurkds people across turkey and syria. buildings and homes came crashing down as people were asleep inside, and the desperate search for survivors underway right now as powerful aftershocks continue to violently shake the region. the situation especially dire in northwest syria, an area ravaged by more than a decade of civil war. i want you to listen to this desperate plea from one of syria's white helmets. here it is. >> very difficult as for us. we need help. we need the international community to do something, to help us, to support us. it's a disaster a

. >>> still ahead, we will introduce you to a grammy nominee. how the local history inspired his new album, now up for gold. >>> it is an untold story in >>> he is nominated for a grammy for best classical solo vocal album. >> the album is called stranger. new cumbers ours treated in strange lands. >> it is a reality that nicholas got to see for himself. >> the story begins early morning on the state park boat. >> reporter: he is joined --kit dier ourlves. art gban antly r docking the at, passengers reached destination. the immigration station on angel island. >> it is something i have been wanting to do for a long time. >> reporter: stranger is the title of a classical recording sung by nicholas. the performances nominated for grammy. >> to track is tied to san francisco history. >> how newcomers are treated in strange lands. some verses are centered around the chinese exclusion act of 1882. it was the first time america limited immigration on the basis of nationality or race. it would not be the last. nicholas walked the grounds were nearly 20

he and his good friend are up for another grammy award.eady has an arm full of grammys but if he wins this one, he will be on cloud nine. >>> a store covered in clouds, subway guitars. it is packed with stringed instruments both classic and collectible. one just happens to be in the hands of a blues legend, one and only taj mahol. >> music is important today, as important as it's been. >> reporter: he and his long time friend made the album. they collaborated for the first time in nearly 60 years. >> we get out of the way and let the music speak through us. what you hear is what you get. >> what you get is get on board. sonny and brownie were a folk duo. >> they were real people, approachable. harmonica and guitar, there isn't a duo that's better than them. >> reporter: the recording is nominated for best traditional blues album. asked what it would mean if he won a grammy, how about seventh heaven? >> right up there with oxygen. it would be amazing, wonderful. it shows you that you continue doing good work and not be afraid. >> be fearles

pretty much anyone who's anyone has won a grammy.ut every genre you can think of, and that list has just got a little bit longer. orchestra plays dramatic music. this isjust one nominee in the latest category, the grammy for best score soundtrack for video games and other interactive media. it's the music you hear when you're fighting aliens, slaying dragons or flying sorties during the war. i think as an industry, we've shown that, you know, there's great artistry and there's some fantastic music being composed for video games, so it'sjust amazing that someone as big as the grammys have taken note and thought, "you know, we need to support this industry". not that the industry needs that much support — it's already big business, valued at around $200 billion, and there are gamers all over the world. man sings in foreign language over dark metal music. so, for those composing the music, this new award couldn't come quick enough. having the recognition of, like, an institution like the grammys or other big things like thatjust show va

grammy night. i don't know what i would do. i would just get up and cry. rounding out the category is latin superstar. bad bunny's ronald c team. this is the 3rd year in a row. he's been spotify's most streamed artist in the world. >> span is a lot of people. >> doss, big about a little love. my music. so i'm very grateful for that. mommy and tune in to e t tonight for our exclusive interview with doctor phil. why his shows indian after 21 years. and what's next for the tv star for entertainment tonight, i'm michelle turner. >> say as you the news today says coming to levi's all world tour. yeah, innocence will be here. august 30th. it's already sold out. i'm sure. well, i don't know. we'll see if ticketmaster for this one how much i love doctor swifties shade. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. but we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 06:00pm in kenner here. thank you very much. a queue both coming up tonight at 6 o'clock growing concerns after a mountain lion attacks, a child on the peninsula and update on that boy's condition. and what's being done

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if you're crying for getting nominated for a grammy, like let the tears flow, right?duet, and you also said, you know, it was a historical precedent for lgbtq representation at the grammys, so congratulations on that as well [ cheers and applause >> thanks, guys. yeah, i mean it's -- it's so crazy, you know. i feel like gay clubs raised me and pop music. no one loves pop music more than gay clubs. honestly, i owe everything i have to the gays in bushwick like, you guys, honestly, like -- i used to perform on tables and bars and whatever, and now i'm nominated for a grammy and it's so crazy because those were always the places where i just felt like i belonged in there and where, like, pop music and fun music is celebrated like it has won a bunch of grammys. so it's crazy that sam and i kind of did this club song, and it got nominated for a grammy. and it's a very gay song so thank you, grammys. [ laughter ] i really appreciate it [ cheers and applause >> seth: sam - sam must be an incredible person to collaborate with, but i also saw a video of you singing with your d

he is grammy nominated for his album. it is called stranger and it is about how newcomers are greeted in strange lands. nicholas got to see it for himself. >> reporter: our story begins early morning on a state park boat. he is joined by russell, a skilled curator and guide. the two of them are about to go back in time. after rocking the boat and taking a short drive, they reached their destination, angel island. >> it is something i have been wanting to do for a long time. i have been thinking about chinese exclusion. >> reporter: stranger is the title of a classical recording . his performance is nominated for a grammy. >> the title track is tied to san francisco history. >> reporter: it explores how newcomers are treated in strange lands. it was the first time in america limited immigration on the basis of nationality or race, it would not be the last. on angel island, nicholas walked the grounds were over 2000 agents were detained. he then walked up to the barracks where men and boys lived and slept for months or even

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there is only one grammy award.r, except for the pulitzer or the nobel prize or something like that, in the music world. there is absolutely nothing like it. the brit awards are great, the american music awards are cool, there is nothing like a grammy. award shows in general have lost a lot of their lustre with the decline of network television, sorry. but to a musician it is still the ultimate thing and even when people fight with the grammys, like ariana grande i got in a scrap with the former producer of the show a few years ago and said, forget it, i am not appearing. but when she won her first grammy she posted that night a video of herself dancing around her bedroom. so that shows how much it means. ~ ., ., bedroom. so that shows how much it means. a, ., bedroom. so that shows how much it means. ., ~ , means. more from los angeles as the ni . ht means. more from los angeles as the night progresses. _ means. more from los angeles as the night progresses. i — means. more from los angeles as the night progresses,

i want to start with that because the grammys are tonight.ne question i have is how platforms like tiktok and spotify influence who is nominated for an award. >> the real place where streaming platforms are changing the game is at the level of emerging artists. i want to focus on two in the best new artist category, both of whom who are young jazz artists. there is domi and jd back, who are amazing instrumentalists. they found success on youtube with their dazzling displays of virtuosity, including npr music 's tiny desk concert. and samara joy, the jazz singer, quite a traditional jazz singer, but using tiktok has found an audience of young people and is out there saying jazz is a young person's music. she was using social media to bring classic jazz to a new generation. stephanie: you are getting at the crux of my question, the democratization of music and d talent, where they found fame by streaming on youtube, the only distributor. they did not need a major label. whether that is one of the benefits of streaming services. >> you have arti

beyonce becomes the most awarded artist in grammy history. >> up standing and show your respect. it's renaissance, beyonce. >> while harry styles is left speechless, grabbing album of the year. and the moment of the night. ♪♪ a star-studded celebration of 50 years of hip-hop that got everyone out of their seats. today, monday, february 6th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody, good morning. welcome to "today." 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. nice to have you start your week with us on a monday morning. >> what a big night last night. big for beyonce. huge. broke the record. >> and i loved bonnie raitt's face. no one in the world was more shocked than bonnie raitt that bonnie raitt won. >> lots of talk from the grammys. >> we're going to bring you the latest on another story that people were watching all weekend, the chinese spy balloon shot down off the carolina coast. crews are searching for wreckage amid lingering questions, what was it tracking? and what does it mean for

♪ >>> anoche se llevarÓn acabo los premios grammy en los Ángeles.con su risco. obteniendo el premio al mejor Álbum de dance o electrÓnica. aunque no llegÓ a tiempo a recibir el premio por el trÁfico de los Ángeles adel conociÓ su mÁximo Ídolo de rock y Él mismo. Él mismo le entregÓ el gramÓfono al mejor dants de pop. >>> como si fuera poco, se lleÓo el mejor albÚm del aÑo. >>> cardi b re... >>> la primera mujer trans en presentarse y ganando la mejor canciÓn pop dÚo. el himno de las protestas en irÁn ganÓ un grammy a la mejor canciÓn por el cambio social y fue presentado por la doctora gil biden. >>> marc anthony ganÓ el premio al Álbum tropical del aÑo. encÓs y y rosalÍa ganÓ el Álbum de de rock alternativo. >>> en fin asÍ vamos un dÍa a la vez. quÉdese en la casa de los famosos y tenga buenas noches.. >>> hoy en la casa de los famosos. es noche de eliminaciÓn. >>> salud!. >>> pepe. >>> paty. >>> no me conviene si me quedo que se vaya. >>> nicky. >>> la veo difÍcil para mÍ. >>> o aristeo. >>> no me quiero ir tampoco. >>> quiÉn va a dejar la casa. l

he is grammy nominated. the album is called stranger about how newcomers are treated in strange lands and bay area history has a lot to do with that. it's a fact that nicholas got to see for himself. >> our story begins early morning on a state park boat on board grammy nominee nicholas phan. he is joined by russell, a skilled guide. the two of them are about to go back in time. after docking the boat and taking a short drive the passengers reach their destination, the historic u.s. immigration station. >> something i wanted to do for a long time. i have been thinking about chinese exclusion because of stranger. >> reporter: stranger is recorded by nicholas. his performance is nominated fogrammy. >> e title track is actually tied to san francisco history. >> reporter: the composition explores how newcombers are treated in strange lands. some verses are centered around the chinese exclusion act of 1882, the first time america limited immigration on the basis of national or race. it would not be the last. he w

much anyone who is anyone has won a grammy.st award in music. famously, they give them out for just about every genre you can think of, and that list hasjust every genre you can think of, and that list has just got a little bit longer. this isjust one nominee in the latest category, the grammy for best score soundtrack for video games and other interactive media. it's the music you hear when you are fighting aliens, slaying dragons or flying sorties during the war. i think is an industry, _ sorties during the war. i think is an industry, we've - sorties during the war. i think is an industry, we've shown i is an industry, we've shown that there is great artistry and fantastic music being composed for video games so it is just amazing that someone as big as the grammys has taken it on and thought we need to support this industry. hat on and thought we need to support this industry. not that the industry — support this industry. not that the industry needs _ support this industry. not that the industry needs that - support this i

she has won an emmy, grammy, tony and oscar and harry also nabbing album of the year and dr.d for his impact on the industry the monoclonal antibody mogul's speech was followed by the 50th celebration of hip-hop request performances by ll cool j and missy elliott. >>> and beyonce is smashing records. she is now the most winning artist in grammy history with 32 awards >> she may be that girl, but will ticketmaster break some souls today? because presale is beginning for beyonce's renaissance concert. her first solo tour since 2016 but after taylor swift's ticketmaster meltdown, the bey hive could be in for stinging disappointment the demand was so high for swift tickets that it crashed ticketmaster's system and eventually they had to halt sales completely this time ticket master is staggering sales based on city select members of the official fan club received access codes last night you'll be able to start purchasing tickets for group a which includes los angeles, new jersey, and houston. and then ticketmaster will repeat that process for those in groups b and c >> i don't kn

the union address our new reporting on last-minute changes to his speech >>> a day after she made grammy history, tickets to beyonce's new tour going on sale can ticketmaster avoid a meltdown this time >>> and the father, the daughter, and the bucket list, "inspiring america." >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us powerful and dangerous aftershocks have continued to rattle parts of turkey near the syria border where the death toll has climbed above 3,000 after a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake as we begin tonight, let me warn you, some of the videos are terrifying multiple-story buildings collapsing, crashing into streets. the initial quake struck before dawn followed by a powerful 7.5 aftershock just hours later. in the full light of day cameras capturing the horrifying moments. rescuers are urgently digging in the rubble to locate and reach survivors trapped in the debris as repeated aftershocks rattle already weakened buildings, sowing panic and sending dazed survivors into the streets. tonight, a pair of u.s. search

some bay area love at the grammys. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. a lot happening as we start this week. it is now tuesday morning in turkey, and they continue to dig out of the rubble. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake with similarities to what we've been through here in the bay area. thousands of buildings in turkey and nearby in syria have collapsed. this is drone video now and some ground-level video from a rescue group in syria. at least 3,800 people have died. those are the new numbers just released about an hour ago. thousands more are injured. hundreds of people are thought to be still alive but trapped under the rubble. rescue groups are working alongside the military to simply pull people out, first find them and then pull them out. you can see it here. the united nations is also sending help, but power outages and blocked roads are making it very difficult just to access this region. here's where the initial earthquake happened, the epicenter near gaziantep. that's in southern turkey. people as far away as lebanon and down in egypt are feeling t

let's talk about the grammy awards last night. the 65th grammy awards, big names. obviously big winners as well. everybody looked amazing and sounded great and erase meyer has more. lots of powerhouse performances at the 65th annual grammy awards and some big winds pretty evening, everybody. and welcome to the sixty-fifth annual grammy awards. my name is trevor noah. for the first time in 3 years. we have coming to you live. >> from los angeles. beyonce made grammys history as the most awarded artist ever with a total of 32 wins, including traditional r b performance dance recording dance, electronic album and r and b song. >> i'd like to think. my parents, my father, my mother. for loving me. and pushing me. i like to thank my beautiful husband. >> my beautiful 3 children who are at home want to. >> i'd like to thank the community for your love. >> oscar-winning actress viola davis achieved. you've got status with a grammy for best audio book, sam smith and kim petras also made history at risk is now the first transgender woman to win for best pop duo group perfor