but gwen's image, legacy, spirit, will endure forever." >> woodruff: gwen's stamp puts her in tpantheonher black trailblazers honored with a stamp, including rosa parks, dr. martin luther king, jr, ida b. wells and jackie robinson. former attorney general eric holder was one of gwen's closest frids >> today, more than ever, in this city, at this time and on this day, the need for her is painfully acute. this is a time for jourlists to be brave, manding, unyielding, persistent, and committed tothharintruth with the nation. >> woodruff: gwen's career in journalism began in newspapers: the "baltimore sun," the "washington post" and the "new york times."d she television in 1994 with a stint at nbc news. >> even marginal progress could be affected... >> woodruff: then it was on to pbs, in 1999 moderating "washington week in review," and becoming one of the fst black women to host a national political program. >> and to our new senior correspondent, gwen ifill. welcome. >> woodruff: here at the newshour, for 17 yea her work took her around the country... >> this weekend, the political yin and

who. >> look at you. >> hi, blake. >> hi, blake, this is gwen stefani. >> how are you doing, gwen stefanihe neighborhood ready to go. we had a chair waiting for gwen stefani. the two got together when they were going through painful divorces. it's interesting to see how it's worked out for both of them. they are now performing a song at the grammys on sunday "nobody but you." it's really -- everyone, it's one of those things you go, i like it. if you're involved in a relationship, you want to sing it. if you're not, you want somebody to sipping it to you. >> i think it's going to be a really cool moment. >> i do, too. i know so. you can see more of our conversation with blake shelton and a little more with gwen stefani. another big game in the special airs tomorrow night at 9:00 central on cbs. >>> tomorrow we'll share part of the conversation with billie eilish. she was so fun. the grammy awards right here on cbs. >> sir patrick stewart returning to "star trek." he's in our toyota green >>> it is certainly a little foggy out there and warmer than yesterday. our high temperatures for the

host: back at the table, congresswoman gwen moore. >> back at the table this morning, congresswoman gwen moore. your state is a key battleground just like it was in 2016. remind our viewers how many votes hillary clinton lost by in 2016 and why. >> about 22,200 votes, but who 's counting? it's really heartbreaking when you think that wisconsin used to lead and compete with minnesota for having the greatest turnout in the country. we saw a seachange in 2016 and there was a number of factors so it is hard to attribute it to one thing. we are concerned about the voter disenfranchisement that occurred. as a former state legislator, i fought strenuously with an representative scott walker who was in 2016 the governor, over voter id requirements. he finally won that battle and we had this onerous voter id requirement. that was one element we think contributed tremendously. >> in which counties, because when you look at the map and see all this red from 2016, in which counties do you believe there would have been higher turnout and the red would have been blue had it not been for disenfranchise

gwen ifill died of cancer in 2016 at the age of 61.ry month starts tomorrow. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the battles of michelle miller and mo rocca takes us to kansas city. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness- causing bacteria detergent leaves behind. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> our top story this morning. the first known human-to-human transfer of the coronavirus in the u.s. has been confirmed. the cdc says a woman who returned from wuhan transmitted it to her husband. wuhan is the epicenter of the outbreak. >>> today lawmakers are expected to vote on whether witnesses and new documents should be submitted. democrats need four republicans to vote with them in order to make that happen. >>> tourists flog to san francisco every year to take in the sites and one of the most popular attractions is also one of the loudest. as john blackstone shows us, people love it. >> re

host: back at the table, congresswoman gwen moore.state is a key battleground just like it was in 2016. remind our viewers how many vote .illary clinton lost by and why vote, butut 22,200 who is counting? it is heartbreaking when you think that wisconsin used to lead and compete with minnesota for having the greatest turnout in the country. 2016 andseachange in there was a number of factors so it is hard to attribute it to one thing. we are concerned about the voter disenfranchisement that occurred. legislator, iate fought strenuously with an representative scott walker who was in 2016 the governor, over voter id requirements. battle andwon that we had this onerous voter id requirement. that was one element we think contributed tremendously. host: in which counties, when you look at the map and see all this red from 2016, in which counties do you believe there would have been higher turnout and the redwood have been blue had it not for -- read what -- wiyk -- would have been blue? guest: my area, the area i represent. obviater id requ

our last main character is gwen terrorists sake.espite her last name, she is an american married to a japanese diplomat. obviously my magic touch -- it's back. on a summer day in 1941, she is at a small airport in eastern tennessee. a stones throw from where she grew up. she is waiting for her husband. and while she is there she strikes up a conversation with a stranger. something we have all done at airports to pass the time. she tells them her husband travels so much on business, i mean this trip alone he has been gone for six weeks. and he's flown over 20000 miles, remember this is 1941 flying that amount of miles is pretty extraordinary. so there's a happy reunion and off they go. what gwen doesn't know, and will never know, is that the man she was talking to was a federal agent who later wrote this memo. and i will quote just one part of it. mr. terrorists sake is head of the japanese intelligent network in the u.s. he has probably been on a trip organizing the japanese intelligent system in mexico, central, and south america.

helping score number one hits for nelly, gwen stefani. >> ain't no hala back girl. >> and snoop dogg. ♪ drop it like it's hot >> describe what each of you brings to this. >> well, he is a savant. he is a genius. >> he is a genius. >> and -- >> a savant. >> no, no, no. i'm just an ant. i'm an ant. the last three letters of that word. >> reporter: pharrell has always been the frontman. chad his mostly silent partner. >> i learned so much from this guy. this guy, he's the one. to me. >> reporter: what did he teach you? >> he showed me how to play the chords that i really liked, you know. he is literally the guy that, like, can pick up any instrument and play anything. >> vocals and lyrics and chords. musical arrangements, this guy. ♪ >> pharrell and chad were teenagers when they met in school in virginia. you met in beginning band class. is that right? >> yeah. and we like make music in his parents' house. >> at a talent show, they were spotted by producer deadly di ri -- teddy riley who took them under his wing. what were the turning points for you? >> super thug. >> the number one rap

. >> he is part of the music power coupled with gwen stephani and they will perform together at sunday's grammy awards. our special coverage leading up to the grammy starts on friday night right here on kpix 5 . >>> i was going to say in reference to the devil went down to georgia, the old whose song? >> the charlie daniels band. >> the grammys are airing. >> i just or the middle part of that song. >> a great finish as we look out toward sutro tower. i can't get enough of the shot. a few high clouds from the salesforce tower camera. i hope that we forecasted 63 yesterday because that was a popular number. they all had a high of 63. san francisco and 61. still 61 in concord. livermore, 55. the number in san jose is 61. low-pressure to the north and a perfect corridor in between. just clouds for the most part. not much hitting the ground. these near miss systems targeting washington state will give us cloudy skies on the southern end of those storms. we will not see much sunshine tomorrow or much rain unless you were in sonoma county. you can see that swatch of green many we might get a fe

her pastor sd she believed her coections with african-american communities was essential. >> gwen didzing offered to graduate from her blackness. she found gifted black women and opened doors for them that she had to kick down. judy: during today's ceremony, her work and values were also recognized by two former presidents, obama and clinton. mea long journalist, noris was one of her longtime fr >> it is fitting that her images on a stamp. she was one of those people that malcolm gladwell might call a connector. she loved bringing people together. judy: her cousin, president of the naacp legal defense and education fund and many others treated the day as a celebration. >> nothing has done more to heal the pain of losing her than those three simple words -- forever. and at this time in our country, those words mean so much. to us, it means that our parents and grandparents' struggles were not in vain. they live on in each of us forever. judy: the black carriage stamp went on sale at u.s. post officese nationwday. it was a beautiful ceremony today and i was so honored to be there. gwenn

blake shelton and gwen stephani and the jonas brothers. >> we asked them to allow us access that you normally don't see. knock on wood, all of them said okay. >> that is where that comes from. >> listen, if you don't want me around, i would not be here. that is fine. >> you can watch gayle king's from a special on thursday night at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. and of course the grammys themselves were all right here on sunday night and covers starts at 4 pm on the red carpet life. the award ceremony at 5 pm. we will be right back. of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse

gwen baumgardner is in london with what the couple will be giving up in return. >> reporter: it is not often queen elizabeth makes public concessions, but her majesty agreed to officially release prince harry and meghan from their royal duties. in a statement she said i recognize the challenges they have experienced as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years and support their wish for more independent life. as part of a deal expected to start in the spring the couple will no longer use the royal highness title but they will not be stripped of it. harry and meghan, who will remain the duke and duchess of sussex, will stop receiving public funding for their work read last week they dropped a real bombshell, announcing they wanted to step down as senior royals. >> the swiftness, only 18 months after they got married, has taken everyone by surprise from the queen all the way down. >> once he wraps up his meetings in the uk harry will head to canada to join his wife and their eight month old son. >> the queen has agreed to let harry and meghan split their time between the uk an

coming to you from time's square, los angeles d nashville, featuring performances by gwen stefani, neeyo leslie odom, junior, trace atkins and blake shelton. welcome back to nbc's new year's eve with hos

host: back at the table, congresswoman gwen moore. your state is a key battleground just like it was in 2016. remind our viewers how many vote .illary clinton lost by and why vote, butut 22,200 who is counting? it is heartbreaking when you think that wisconsin used to lead and compete with minnesota for having the greatest turnout in the country. 2016 andseachange in there was a number of factors so it is hard to attribute it to one thing. we are concerned about the voter disenfranchisement that occurred. legislator, iate fought strenuously with an representative scott walker who was in 2016 the governor, over voter id requirements. battle andwon that we had this onerous voter id requirement. that was one element we think contributed tremendously. host: in which counties, when you look at the map and see all this red from 2016, in which counties do you believe there would have been higher turnout and the redwood have been blue had it not for -- read what -- wiyk -- would have been blue? guest: my area, the area i represent. obviater i

gwen ifill died at the age of 61 after battling cancer.ting tribute to a great journalist that is the news update at this hour ty, back to you. >> absolutely, sue thank you very much. >>> here is what else is coming up on the exchange. >> ahead, u.p.s. wants to go electric and autonomous. > >>> tea leaves could be predicting trouble >>> its fate is up in the cloud. > d fit dierce>>andeciinffen (upbeat music) - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same for all online and campus programs through the year 2021. - [woman] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. i ran to my husband with my computer and i said, "look we can do this!" - [narrator] take advantage of some of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation. find your degree at snhu.edu. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the

from his gwen an animal is ill and i eat it's meat i'll get sick too should on it. so instead i eat less but enjoy perfect quality. what exactly is perfect food so appalling explains what he means with a corn fed chicken it's a parent speaks for itself. perfect you can see that this again is nice in orange but the meat must not be that color only the skin and feet. he carefully cut up the chicken and he takes great care while lovingly preparing his food. and the chicken is your muscle the moon is dark. if you see it you think it's rabbit and whatever then. he would never use chicken thighs from a supermarket car park says using the best ingredients is crucial for winning a michelin star. his cookbook explains how to create this exquisite octopus dish. or veal cheeks like meat he doesn't mind sharing his recipes i mean is that there's no point in secrets you we're here on this planet to share some. of the planet what's the point of having the secrets and taking them to your grave and nobody knows how to create a certain dish that's not nice. this restaurant received

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gwen baumgardner has the story. >> reporter: deadly floods swept through the indonesian capitol leaving debris and destruction behind. parts of jakarta were turned into a lake. they were working to clear roads and rescue teams are working to find survivors. the number of dead is expected to rise in the coming days. land slides and the water forced 4500 people from their homes. it's made the fastest sinking city in the world. they predict it will be submerged by the year 2050. floodwaters have received some are relying on rafts to get around. many residents have started to return home, more rainfall and flooding is expected this weekend. . >>> recently, under knees i can't's president announced plans to move the capitol to the other city. many credit the recent floods as the reason for the move. >>> there are devastating wildfires there. it's not just people, animals are at serious risk of injury or death. 500 birds reptiles animals have perished. they stayed behind and this zoo is part of the largest private collection of exotic animals. >> we watched the fire roll up the hill and the c

also featured, billie eilish, blake shelton and gwen stefani, lil nas x, and the jonas brothers. >> they allowed us access you wouldn't normally see. >> they'll also be performing at sunday's grammy awards here in los angeles, including lizzo who couldn't help breaking into song during her interview. >> ♪ if he don't love you anymore ♪ ♪ walk your fine out the door ♪ i'm like, listen, if you don't want me around, i will not be here. and that is fine. and that's the toast to that. >> reporter: demi lovato and ariana grande are among the other artists also scheduled to perform at the grammys. >> and you can watch gayle king's grammy special on thursday night at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. and of course the grammy awards hosted by alicia keys will also air here on sunday night. coverage starts at if you can with the red carpet live and kpix 5's betty yu will be there to report on the big winners. >> let me get this straight. so we're broadcasting this as well on channel 5. >> absolutely. >> what a coincidence. >> lizzo. that's my pick. >>> have you heard it here first about the incoming rai

his wife, gwen, said he'd been in intensive care following a brief illness.ended parents to be recognised as such — at the time of their birth. currently, parents have to apply to the courts for a child to be legally recognised as their own, which often doesn't happen. bbc scotland's carole erskine reports. really cute. for laura and stephen, penelope is their medical baby. ten years ago, laura was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia. she manages her illness with daily chemotherapy tablets, but knew she always wanted a family. in 2016, she began trying for her own child. when i was first diagnosed and i went to hospital, i had a list of questions i wanted to ask. you know, am i going to die? am i going to lose my hair, will i be able to have children? and the cancer increased and increased quite rapidly and when i went to hospital, a nurse she said to me, "if you did get pregnant, and the cancer continued to increase, it could get to five or six months into the pregnancy and we would have to decide whether we save your life or save the baby's." and that

his wife gwen said he'd been in intensive care following a brief illness.t now, here's gavin ra mjaun at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. good afternoon to you as well. thank you for coming us today. england have to hope their bowlers can deliver, in the second test against south africa. they got off to a great start on the second day, following a poor display with the bat, but the home side are fighting back in cape town. south africa are currently 129—3. add in wild reports. in cape town, one morning, the english night were heating up to.jimmy one morning, the english night were heating up to. jimmy anderson into battle after yesterday because my troubles with the bats, england's opening stand was the last. anderson didn't, not for long anyway. england all out for 269. it may be one of the most picturesque grounds but right then for england things went looking all that great, until stuart broad found the edge of the bat. joe root with the catch. the ball and game now moving at quite someplace. if anyone could get a grip of it for england it would be

. >> o'donnell: the late gwen ifill received a new honor today, and it's forever.memorative stamp featuring the legendary journalist was unveiled here in washington. the u.s. postal service calls ifill a national treasure. she died in 2016 at age 61 after breaking through gender and racial barriers in broadcast news and beyond. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a teenager whose lungs were destroyed by vaping speaks out about his new lease on life. hail as a hero.old is being how his quick thinking saved his little cousin's life. it's a story you don't want to miss. and later, how a bunch of smelly, barking sea lions became a san francisco treat. became a san francisco treat. diet. exe. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements... you should know... they are not fda approved... they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet is the only prescription epa treatment, appr

his wife, gwen, said he'd been in intensive care following a brief illness.rone, has been released to mark the start of the new decade. the photograph, which was taken the week before christmas, shows the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge and prince george, standing alongside her majesty at buckingham palace. it is the second official portrait of the four generations of royals together. a two—year—old boy has been freed by firefighters, after getting his head stuck in a toilet seat. flynn edwards pulled the portable training seat over his head at his home in cornwall. fire crews managed to cut the seat off — before giving flynn a tour of their engine. they came over, they were absolutely lovely, i couldn't thank them enough. they had a go at pulling it off and then eventually used some small tools to actually break it and then cut it off. and then you had a little tour in the fire engine, didn't you? he had a little tool which he loved and was saying nee—naw for the rest of the day. it made his day. nee—naw. time for the weather. today has brought a lot

helping to score number one hits for nelly, gwen stefani, and snoop dogg.each of you bring to this? >> well he's a savant. >> he's a genius. >> he's a genius. he's a savant. >> no, no. i'm just an ant. the last three letters of the word. >> pharrell williams has been the front man, chad his silent partner. >> i learned so much from this guy. he's the one, to me. he showed me like how to play the cords that i really liked. you know. he's literally the guy that, like, can pick up an instrument and play anything. >> vocals and lyrics and chords. musical arrangements. >> yeah. pharrell williams and chad were teenagers when they met in school in virginia. >> you met in beginning band class, is that right? >> yeah. we like make music in his parents' house. >> at a talent show they were spotted by producer teddy riley who took them under his wing. >> what were the biggest turning points for you? >> snoop dogg. >> the number one rap song got the neptunes noticed when it was released in 1988. jay-z worked with them on "i just want to love you." then other doors bega

chair rice: you have an opportunity to ask that quen gwen. do you have any additional questions? mr. higgins: yes, madam chair. before i ask my second round of questions, i ask unanimous consent to submit to homeland security advisory council final report by the c.b.p., families and children care panel. which was teashed in november of 2019. ask unanimous consent to smet it for the record. chair rice: so received. mr. higgins: mr. hastings, would you like to clarify the all l screening that human beings that cross the border and come into our custody regard to program that are then subject -- would you clarify for my colleague, ms. garcia, and for the rest of the committee? mr. hastings: thank you for the opportunity. that is correct. anyone that comes into our facility regardless of what program or initiative that they are going into, will go through all of that medical assessment, medical screening and interview. mr. higgins: are you clarifying that minors including children, but all individuals that are returned to mexico under the program, prior to being returned, receive med

and he's also the one that came up with the pop residency, having big stars like gwen stefani and jenniferto the coliseum, when it was first created, it was for céline dion, and that was a residency which was wildly successful. céline and caesars grossed $385 million in ticket sales over 5 years. this planet hollywood theater holds 4,600 people. sell out all the seats, and the cash registers really ring. lemonis: this can get pretty close to a million dollars of revenue if all things are firing on all cylinders? -yes. -in a night? yes, and there's certain nights where, even just with ticket revenue, we've been over a million. even with the resident artists. lemonis: the latest resident artist, criss angel, is feeling the pressure getting ready for his new show. he took me to his headquarters -- a 60,000-square-foot beehive where 100 employees run a combination machine shop, costume factory, and creative nerve center. lemonis: you're one of the few entertainers in the world that have figured out how to monetize a talent. well, yes. you have to think of yourself -- and a lot of artists get m

it was the gwen eiffel who reported on that consensus that night for "nbc nightly news." >> with the rest of the nation's capitol stuck in the snow, the senate moves forward, unanimously approving a plan to begin the president's impeachment trial next wednesday. supreme court chief justice lindquist presiding. senators put aside party disagreements, unanimously setting in motion what they hope will be a five-week trial. >> 21 years ago today following a 100-0 vote in the united states senate about how they would proceed in the impeachment trial against president clinton. in contrast, today republican senator mitch mcconnell who was part of that that 100-0 vote wants to proceed with the impeachment trial of president trump under rules that only republican senators will vote for and that no democrats support. so these two inextricable crises move forward. and as they move forward, you know what? in terms of what's going to happen next and the types of pressures that are going to change here, we don't know what's going to happen with iran. but we do have some inkling what's going to hap

. ♪ i'm just a girl >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani, super girlie but then alsolike the middle finger up to every guy that ever annoyed you. >> look who's here. alanis. >> hi. >> we ran into each other. >> we're shopping today. we thought we'd take you with us. and alanis is here with a brand-new album. a brand-new look i've noticed. >> yeah. >> i was dropped from mca records after having made records through my teens. and my personal promise to myself was i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified and nailed on the head what was truly going on for me. ♪ another version of me ♪ is she perverted like me ♪ would she go down on you in a theater ♪ >> that was a little pearl clutch moment. what did she say? women could say that? and, yeah, they could. she was singing about a relationship that had obviously gone wrong, but it wasn't this kind of nice like oh, my god, you left me and now i'm sad. this was rage at this man. you didn't hear that a lot from women. ♪ and i'm here to remind you of the mess you left when you went away ♪ ♪ it's not fair >>

. >> jimmy: gwen stephani. did she order the halibut? >> no.r it again. >> jimmy: more with rachel brosnahan, after this. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by booking-dot-com, a leading digital travel brand that makes it easier for everyone to experience the world. (whistling) liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ $12.99 all you can eat ♪ now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. trumpand total disaster.mplete let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rate

. >> that report from our friend and colleague, gwen eiffel.and co-author of "impeachment an history." peter first to you, what do you see as the most important differences between the way the senators are handling it in particular? >> well, one of the things that's striking, of course, about seeing ken starr re-emerge assist a play as a player is reminding us how everyone has switched sides. you see a lot of the same players who were defending this president and saying this is a witch-hunt. now pursuing president trump and the flip side is also to those who talked a lot about the rule of law, the need for accountability on a president, a check on his abuse of power today are the ones defending this president and saying he's the one who is the subject of a coup d'etat or some sort of a persecution witch-hunt. 21 years later, we flipped sides. the merits of the allegations are different. that's what ken starr is arguing. he's saying that bill clinton was accused of and found culpable of an actual specific crime on the books, perjury and obstruct

. >> gwen berry, good luck to you with your training. >> thank you so much. >> look forward to seeing >> i appreciate it. thank you. >>> coming up the next hour we will get closer to learning when the impeachment trial gets under way. democratic hirono will join andrea mitchell. hey, saved you a seat. this round's on me. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com and with the sxfinity stream app, screen is your big screen. which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. thousands of iranians erupt in fury over iran's mistaken shootdown and potential cover-up of the airliner. >>> and the president's claim of an imminent threat against mu

i'm brian sullivan in gwen for melissa lee and the traders tonight are mr. tim seymour wrieen kelly chyronen owe karen fiernment and guy adam kbr tonight on fast a wild ride on wall street. all indexes setting new intraday records. what can we expect when phase one is signed tomorrow in more gains new pains? we take you live to washington and check out bitcoin. remember bitcoin surging more than 7% today,o, b.k. that's what's behind the run? and can you name the mystery chart? we make it easy. this stock hitting a century mark that's right, a $100-year high for this company any guess sns send it on the twitter feed we reveal the answer later on in the program. all right. all that ahead but we begin right here with what some are worrying could be ipo's gone whiled wild check out the morpt moves in the the recently public named np beyond meat, smile direct, ub err. up double digits this year np smile direct up 34% uber up 17 beyond meat up 5 a and we're only 9 trading days into 2020. now many of the names are still well off the all-time or ipo highs. so is the

. >>> the first slate of grammy performance announced includes blake shelton and gwen stephani singings well as billie eilish and aerosmith. musics biggest night rocks out january 25. >>> and the 90s sitcom, the nanny is headed to the great white way. the broadway musical is being developed by friend drescher and jacob mark -- got along with rachel bloom. the show has not been cast yet but drescher and jacobson say they are confident they will find a fabulous actress who is funny, charming as has a great book voice. and oliver, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >>> two rare unpublished david bowie songs are said to be dropped over the next few weeks. it is titled david bowie, is it any wonder, the first song and acoustic version. it is available on streaming platforms and the song was covered by nirvana by the way. the ntv special was released yesterday and the remaining 5 will be released by parlor phone beginning january 17. bowie died four years ago tomorrow after a long battle with cancer. >> favorite song by bowie? >> -- >> ♪ >> no rival? >> thanks for watching, everybody. we will see you

then wisconsin democratic congresswoman gwen moore will be with us to talk about wisconsin as a campaign 2020 battleground state. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. house managers will walk the articles of impeachment to the senate chambers followed by a reading of the article. shortly after, supreme court chief justice john roberts will be sworn in to preside over the senators will100 take else as a jurors. don ritchie spoke about the oath taken by senators during the clinton impeachment trial. >> at this time, i will administer the oath to all senators in the chamber with -- in conformance with article one section three of the united states constitution and the senate impeachment rules. will all senators now stand and raise your right hand? do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of william jefferson clinton president of the united states now pending, you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws, so help you god? the clerk will call the names and record th

welcome, gwen. >> thanks, jim. >> he wasn't afraid of strong women.rrounded by them at home-- his wife kate and their ree beautiful daughters. and he actually pushed very hard to add more women and people of color to the newshour te, whcause he believed strongly that diversity i makes the world go around. >> he and robin used to y, we do news that can be used by people to make their own decisions. he trusted people's intelligence and inteect. and i think that's something we need to learn from, even today. >> jim was a great friend to have. he's exceedingly smart and very funny. fii know how lucky i was t a boss and a friend like jim so early in life. it was a rare and precious gift. >> woodruff: we arso thankful to hear all this. we miss him so much.l and we bk, right here, here, there is a deal to bak for the weekend. resume monday and hold a final vote on wednesday. plus, we would ask that you keep watching our special live coverage of the impeachmentho trial thro tonight. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruf have a great weekend. thank

. >> farm a gwen was salivating. >> it was a stare down i can't wait for this segment. all right.t we were going to it. >> grab your pitch fork. >> he's a silicon farmer. >> i don't care about the upgrade. he was holding his nose. sees down earnings this year yet upgrades to the stock. he clearly does not like the stock. he notes their operational miss steps. he has questions with leadership changes. he has questions with leadership compensation for that matter here's the thing, all of that is in the rearview mirror if you are looking at intel, really looking at this macro gdp picking up one of the biggest semi conduct tor out there. get the economies of scale and they have broken 0 utah to the multi year high. >> let me ask you a question because i think you mischaracterize the analysts a little bit did they have a share loss did they lose share? >> they did. >> okay. check. >> i said -- >> hold on. >> did they have a transition disaster >> they did. >> check did they have an a change in management >> did i not say yes, i said it all happened past tense. >> okay. the analyst says

gwen shotwell said they would look to target as many as 24 launches, speaking to the fact that spacexband and getting it up sand running here in the u.s. before the end of the year. >> and remind us as we discussed before, and with existing teleco companies as they're customer or a rival. >> unclear we don't have the details about what the service would look like yet but we do know from comments that elon musk made to me and other members of media in the past, he sees it as an addendum or addition to the teleco and the ability to work with them and add more connectivity to more people. >> so therefore we don't know about a payback schedule for the launches >> no, we don't. we just know that 60 satellites permission are going up into orbit and they have plans to do tens of thousands which just to put that in perspective, we only have a couple of thousand satellites orbiting the earth right now as we speak. so this is the beginning of the mega constellations i've been talking about. >> and pivoting, impressive intraday recovery. >> pretty resilient. people look ago the first five days o

we've got lizzo, blake shelton, lil nas x, the jonas brothers and a special appearance by gwen stefani do it and then they would say yes. it's in our grammys special tonight airing tonight at 10/9 central. and the 60-second annual grammy awards, despite all this controversy, it's still a great show, sunday night right here on cbs to celebrate the work of the artists. >>> a texas family is threatening legal action after their teenage son was told he could not walk at graduation because of his hair. the bar bare's hill school district said that his long dreadlocks violate its dress code. he is being forced to either cut his hair or face an in-school suspension. the arnold family says this is about race. omar villafranca is in mount bellview, texas. does his hair violate a school policy? >> reporter: under this policy, yes. now, deandre wears his hairs up. it's not in his eyes and it's not below his collar. the superintendent told us it doesn't matter if boys wear their hair up or if they wear their hair down. what matters is the length. now the family is pleading with the district for an

trail blazing journalist gwen eiffel is being honored with her own forever stamp.hurch in washington where eiffel worshiped. she had a really distinguished career in journalism working with "the washington post," the "new york times," nbc and pbs. she was the first african-american and first woman to moderate a major television news analysis show. it was "washington week in review" and of course she went on to the pbs "newshour" and divide in 2016 after battling cancer. she was 61. this is part of the black heritage series but could also be part of the great american journalists' series if there was one. >> a forever stamp is a wonderful tribute. they never lose their value and good journalism never does as well. >> i'm definitely buying more than a few. we have an update on a texas student whose high school told him he would not be allowed to walk at graduation unless he cuts his dread locks. we first brought you deandre arnold's story last week. since then he has received a wave of support. last night we surprised him with another big opportunity from some famous

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i'm gwen, owner of a small business, ace mailing, and founder and current vice president of the northeast mission business association. i have been president of the small business commission and been a commissioner for years. and i want to say sterling wants to move next door. i think it is very, very important that we keep them exactly where they are in that location. they've given so much to the community. i also live on market, so i drive or walk past that every day. and i do want to say that from the holiday and christmas tree celebration in the castro, to supporting the sros and to being a really great lender and help to small businesses, i just can't imagine that we're not going to support sterling bank moving next door. we don't need any more vacancies and we do need sterling bank. thank you. >> president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm stephen cornell. i am past president of the district merchants, past president of the small business network, past president of the small business commission. i have owned a business for 40 years on polk street. i am

gwen stefani said the inspiration for her dolce & gabbana dress which was adorned with shells was herweeks to go before the oscars, everyone. and the world war i movie, "1917," is gaining major momentum for best picture. director sam mendes taking home the top prize of best director at the director's guild awards this weekend. between this and the film's win at the golden globes and s.a.g. awar awards, many believe "1917" is the clear front-runner for best picture and best director. here's a stat that could back up this hunch. since 2014 every person that has won the won the best director award has gone on to win the oscar. no need to be a mathlete to figure out those numbers. we'll see if history repeats when the 92nd annual academy awards airs where? >> right here on abc. >> correct. february 9th, and then the next morning, we will be live there to recap all the oscar glory for you. >> bright and early. >>> finally before we get to the oscars, we've got the super bowl to get to, everybody. so much going on. this year's big performer jennifer lopez shared another sneak peek from rehe

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along with a duet from blake shelton and gwen stefani and a comeback performance for demi lovato.lic eye since an apparent overdose in 2018 at the grammys, she'll perform a new song called "anyone" that was written days before she was rushed to the hospital she called about that on apple music, which will be released today. >> i hear the lyrics as a cry for help you listen and think, how did nobody listen to this song and think, let's help this girl. you know what i'm saying >> reporter: through music, lovato hopes to tell her story on a massive stage, the grammys. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> carson, what is the 411 on the grammys? >> demi lovato performance, there will be a lot of eyes on that joe said that since her od, she hasn't performed billie eilish was the breakout star lil nas x got the most big nights for lizzo, lil nas x and billie eilish. >> alicia keys hosting >>> valerie bertinelli is here we're going to talk to her. >> give her a grammy >> coming up after this. with otn is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nau

. >>> next up, gwen and blake ahead of the performance at this weekend's grammy awards.duet "nobody but you" and we get a glimpse of what life is look for them, including a look at shelton's ranch, and their dog betty makes an appearance. ♪ i don't want to go down any other road and i don't want to love nobody but you ♪ ♪ looking in your eyes now if i had to die now ♪ ♪ i don't want to love nobody but you ♪ >> what's the song called? it's so good >> "nobody but you." >> they'll perform it at the grammys this weekend. >> can't get enough. >> love it >>> the jonas brothers nobody likes day drinking more than seth meyers and he roped them in, joe, nick, and kevin, with seth's own brother and his fake brother. the group played a drinking game where they had to name other famous brothers in history let's see how they did. >> you guys, tell me who these brothers are >> oh, they're -- oh, you know >> if you guys don't get this right you guys are going to drink so much in this game. >> i don't know. >> this is the marx brothers okay guys who's that >> the wright brothers. >> how