the disease rehema ellis, nbc news >>> and up next, he was a beloved world series champion and a hall of fame broadcaster. we'll remember tim mccarver, next >>> finally, he was an all-star on the field and a hall of famer in the broadcasting booth. harry smith now on the legendary tim mccarver >> reporter: tim mccarver was a very good baseball player not hall of fame great, but essential, durable, and smart he was the favorite catcher of two hall of fame pitchers. the cardinals' intimidating bob gibson, and the phillies phenom steve carlton. mccarver loved the game >> the culmination of everything that you've ever dreamed of as far as baseball is concerned. that's what it's all about. people say they're nervous. there is really no need to be nervous it's more fun. you like to capture those moments forever. >> good evening, everyone i'm tim mccarver. >> reporter: it was as a broadcaster, though, that earned mccarver his place in the baseball hall of fame. he teamed with joe buck on fox for 18 memorable seasons. the emmy-winning analyst was too inside baseball for some. but his diligent dissect

he was the favorite catcher of two hall of fame pitchers. m steve carlton. mccarver loved the game. >> the culmination of everything that you've ever dreamed of as far as baseball is concerned. that's what it's all about. people say they're nervous. there is really no need to be nervous. it's more fun. you like to capture those moments forever. >> good evening, everyone. i'm tim mccarver. >> reporter: it was as a broadcaster, though, that earned mccarver his place in the baseball hall of fame. he teamed with joe buck on fox for 18 memorable seasons. the emmy-winning analyst was too inside baseball for some. but his diligent dissection of data and player habits made him seem downright prescient. >> here we are after 18 wonderful years together. >> reporter: tim mccarver was 81. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >> the throw. you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing wher

waca onwusa chief curator at the rock and roll hall of fame says gospel blues country. folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are >> we're talking about the robert johnson is the john lee hooker's so many amazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop. >> and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees. nina, she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from. >> past present and >> we're celebrating. the past includes deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy inductees who brought socially-conscious wreck to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be thank >> to ariza franklin. the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in

. >>> newly inducted in california's hall of fame, alonzo king discusses his ballet company and the language of movement. >>> hello and welcome to the show. when russia attacked ukraine with massive military might, we wondered how long the war would last. would it take weeks or months or would it stretch on further? as of today, the battle has raged for one full year. tens of thousands of ukrainians and russians have died, an estimated 6 million ukrainians have fled their homes as refugees. throughout the violence, we've been inspired by courageous leadership and the resilience of ukrainians fighting to defend their land. in addition to the federal support there's been an out pouring of support from individuals. the ukrainian consulate based in san francisco has helped coordinate volunteer efforts, donations and political action from people in the western half of the united states. i'm joined now by the consul general in san francisco, thank you for being with us today. tell me what's weighing most heavily on your heart and mind on this one year anniversary of the war beginning? >> i think i

i was nominated for the hall of fans, which is recognition for nfl fans at the pro football hall of fame. i'm the first person from the giants to be inducted into the hall of fans. to see my plaque up on the wall is so exciting, and it was such a huge honor to experience that. rapper: (singing) hall of fame! [music playing] this is joe ruback, aka license plate guy. i knew, when i was probably a pre teenager, that i was going to put giants on my license plate. the day i turned 16, my mom promised she would take me to motor vehicles. we'd put the paperwork in and chka chka on their little computer, and it came back taken. it was actually my mom's idea to take the i and make it a 1. my dad dared me to wear it to a giants game. i took it off my car. i put a little shoelace on it. i wore the orange giants plate, this one right here. i held up going to the game, and of course, giants fans are really superstitious. so the people in the section were like-- you know, as soon as the giants won, they were like, you better wear that next week! i got another plate and another plate and another plate

three separate groups for verified fans. >>> while the nominations are in for the rock & roll hall of fame'sss of 2023. ♪ oh mama dear, we're not the fortunate one, and girls, they want to have fun ♪ >> the diverse list of nominees includes '80s icons cyndi lauper and the late george michael, rock bands sound garden, and rage against the machine, rappers missy elliott and a tribe called quest and country legend willie nelson. the top vote recipients will be announced in may and inducted in the fall. >>> a special performance here in >>> finally tonight, from the brutalities of war, to the delicate beauty of dance, the men and women of the united ukrainian ballet will make their u.s. debut tonight at the kennedy center here in washington. cbs' christina ruffini has a preview. ♪ >> reporter: for >> you can plan something or think about the past. >> reporter: last february, oleksii knyazkov was about to star in romeo and juliet at the kharkiv national opera house. instead, he found himself at the center of a different tragedy. >> you don't think about performing something like this when aircraf

well, the nominations are in for the rock & roll hall of fame's class of 2023. ♪ oh mama please we are ♪ and girls ♪ ♪ they want to have fun ♪ the diverse list of nominees includes '80s icons cindy laufer and the late george michael, rock band soundgarden and rage against the machine, rappers missy elliott and a tribe called quest, and country legend willie nelson. the top vote recipients will be announced in may and inducted in the fall. a special performance here in washington tonight. nearly one year after the invasion of ukraine. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by pfizer. you know that unwelcome guest everyone wishes would just leave already? that's covid-19. that's why i got the new updated booster, designed to help protect against recent omicron variants. [slice] got it? (hamlet) it's beggin'! smoky beggin'... meaty beggin'... tasty beggin'... beggin'!!! oh, i love you. (vo) dogs go bonkers for beggin'! and try beggin' pizza flavor. (hamlet) pizza! hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds on golo. i got picked on as a child. it really go

and the hall of fame , after all, the hall of fame let's talk in more detail. n roll announced the 2023 nominees for a list of 14 artists that included not only rock musicians, but also representatives of the country hip-hop scene, among them sheryll crow's skateboard missy elliot cindy lopr. george michael of the bands iron mayton, soundergound and the new yods most appear on the list for the first time performers are nominated to the hall after 25 years. after the release of their first single. well the final composition of the new the participants will be announced in may as a result of voting by fans on the website and musician music experts. well, the ceremony of induction into the hall of fame. lurking in the fall are these most beloved hits by us, known to us still remembered from childhood. finally. we will find out. who will still be honored, but to be inducted into the hall of fame. well, yes, it's interesting. by the way, i wanted to say that rock and roll is music that is already 60-8 years old. you won't say it feels like she's been a human all her

. >> reporter: tim mccarver was a very good baseball player, not hall of fame great but essential, smarta catcher for two hall of fame pitchers, bob gibson and steve carlton. mccarver loved the game. >> the culmination of everything that you've ever dreamed of, as far as baseball's concerned. that's what it's all about people say they're nervous there's no reason to be nervous. it's more fun. you'd like to capture those moments forever. >> reporter: it was as a broadcaster, though, that earned mccarver his place in the baseball hall of fame. he teamed with joe buck on fox for 18 memorable seasons the emmy-winning analyst was too inside baseball for some, but his diligent dissection of data and player habits made him seem down right prescient >> here we are after 18 wonderful years together >> reporter: tim mccarver was 81 harry smith, new york. >>> tiger woods thrills the crowds at the genesis invitational >> and who's reedady for all-str weekend? ady for all-star weekend? ten years ago, i invented the ring video doorbell for moments like that. and ring security cameras for moments like

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. >> there are a lot of hall of fame and hall of fame caliber players speaking on your behalf. is that touching to you? >> is very touching to see those players come out and not be afraid to associate. on like others. so i am humble and grateful for their participation. >> another person he has spoken with his former 49er, colin kaepernick. the two had met a few years ago. >> in the whole meeting, the things that resonated with me, he says this was the most free >> are you at peace with this? >> years ago i got a sense of peace i have never had, but i will say as long as i feel that there are abuses in justice and tyranny, there is the saying that there is no peace without justice. i am a state of peace and in a state of gratitude. >> a fascinating story that you continue to live. appreciate your time, best of luck. >> thank you, appreciate you. >> pretty powerful going back 30 years ago he was doing it and we relived it with colin kaepernick. to see them come together like this it is a moving story. >> important to watch. incredible. now, a quick look at our forecast. why i ha

. >>> and espn reports on the death of all-star catcher and hall of fame broadcaster tim mccarver. the baseball hall of fame announced that mccarver died yesterday in memphis. he won two world series titles -- with the st. louis cardinals in the 1960s and was one of the few players to appear in the major leagues in four different decades. mccarver had a long television career after retiring in 1980. he was an analyst for a record 24 world series. tim mccarver was 81. >>> still to come, tesla recall. why hundreds of thousands of vehicles with a self-driving system are being investigated. this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. so cozy. how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a vrbo... i call doing the door c

they belong in the hall of fame. but then again, all of these acts do. it's good to know. bands, all these acts belong there. >> yeah. it sure looks that way to me. i guess they have to -- they have to keep the evening down to a certain time, so they can't put anybody in. man, you can make a case for all of these. white stripes' debut album was in 1999. jack white is a musical genius. >> how do you explain -- seriously, how do you explain willie nelson not -- >> there used to be a line there wasn't rock and roll, but they've blown through that now. dolly parton went in this year at long last, jay z, the walls have been broken down. >> i mean, if you look at the list, though, my argument would be, again, and i think anybody that listens to music, anybody that knows music, has followed for a long time, seen how it's developed, you look at joy division, a band that was out in the 1970s, i mean, they all listened to the sex pistols and said, let's create a brand-new sound. they create the manchester sound we associate with '78, '79. they were doing it a decade earlier. warren z

hall of fame and michigan sports hall of fame. johnson stunned the world in 1991 with the announcement he tested positive for h.i.v. testimony it was a mys mick moment in our culture as an athlete of johnson's stature vowed in public to raise awareness about a virus that was shrouded in stigma. in the decades since that pivotal moment, his advocacy off the court has been as impressive as his skills on the court and he's not been limited to that one topic. he's used his platform to support so many topic, from h.i.v. to aids and mental health and the transformational pow over wealth building for black families. johnson said about his legacy, quote, now these kids dream that they can become not only a basketball play ore football player but they can become a businessman. so that's what's important. that we have power and we have a seat at the table. with gratitude for his enduring contribution, i submit to the permanent record of the united states house of representatives that earvin "magic" johnson not only provided a seat at the ta

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. >>> it's almost like going into the pro football hall of fame. this is big for me. >> that's jerry rice, the nfl's greatest all-time wide receiver, talking about having his family's back story included in something called the history makers, an expansive digital archive of first-person accounts from a who's who of black americans, created by a non-partisan, non-profit organization. there are 3,500 interviews so far now stored at the library of congress. >>> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more tonight on "60 minutes." who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infections were urin

i feel so honored to be in that hall of fame. nds of people here today, phil upon come up around 7:twenty, we'll have that live on "fox and friends." before i lose my voice, back to you todd and ashley in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. >> ashley: that is where the party is. >> todd: she had to compete with the monday night football theme, they are playing monday night football theme song and jd, have fun out there and thanks so much, as always. >> ashley: we're not having nearly that much fun. house's first hearing on border crisis lighting up as republicans put reality of joe biden's failing policies front and center. >> we have set records for migrants coming into the country and frankly, i think it is intentional. >> kamala harris was appointed the border czar, have you had a lot of interaction with her? >> no. >> congressman moran was in that hearing and joins us next. >> ashley: the nypd and new york sanitation crews clearing out the migrant camp outside the new york city hotel where dozens of single male migrants have been sitt

get more with nature's bounty. >> 44 right now and the rock and roll hall of fame is ready to enshrine a new bunch of music icons. but first, they need your help. >> deciding who's going to be inducted. they do 14 nominees w on the doorstep of music in mortality. and we've got jennifer jordan with a look at who's on the list. >> a lot of good names on missy elliott's really, really a solicitor her a lot when i was in middle school. so i mean, they now have been the sights and sounds of some of music's best artists, this year's diverse nominee, class of 2023 is now taking center stage either something forever, right with your singer-songwriter, if you like country, if you like hip-hop, if you like r and b, you like heavy metal or alternative rock and roll. the star-studded nominee list includes kate bush, sheryl crow, missy elliott, iron maiden joy division. new order. cindy law for george michael, willie, nelson rage against the machine soundgarden, the spinners, a tribe called quest the white stripes and yvonne, 8 of the 14 had never been on the ballot before. this is cindy lauper's.

nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame were announced today. 14 artists and groups, including willie nelson, kate bush, iron maiden, cyndi lauper, the spinners, the late george michael and many others will have a chance to be inducted into the hall of fame artists must have released their first commercial recording. at least 25 years before they are eligible for induction inductees will be announced in may, and the ceremony will take place this fall at 11 of 15 year old in daly city, has his own backyard basketball court. all thanks to make a wish. the group sent this video of the celebration. the teenager lives with epilepsy and cerebral palsy . he's a lifelong golden state warriors fan who just loves to play the game of basketball. but his family says he's struggled with anxiety about playing because of his fear. of having a seizure. well now he has his own place to play. i almost cried. yeah, really wanted. right? yeah. okay. i am just really looking at have this his family says the colorful court is also motivating him to make sure he does his physical therapy and very important

nine members of the team are in the women's basketball hall of fame. many are also in the naismith basketball hall of fame. and these were women who i mentioned, you know were coming along at a time when they were told as a girl, you know, you shouldn't sweat, you shouldn't have muscles, you shouldn't be competitive. and. myers drysdale, one of the, you know, all time women's basketball players in history, told me story about at recess at school, she beat a boy in a foot race and her teacher, who was a woman, scolded and said, you should never beat a boy. you shouldn't be competitive with boys at school. they'll never you on a date. you know, if you do that. pat summitt pat summitt, who goes on to become know i know we have a ut fan here tonight one of the all witness coaches that any male or female at any level of basketball she learned how to play in a hayloft, the barn at her family farm and her family had to move across county line so she could go to a school that offered girls basketball. nancy lieberman, another member of the 76 team and member of

nominees for rock-n-roll hall of fame class have been announced.ppearing for the first time and the others are getting another chance at maybe getting in. >> ♪ black hole sun, won't you come, wash away the rain. >> this is their second time being nominated over the course of their career. sound garden has released three platinum albums and won two grammys simultaneously changing landscape of seattle rock. others include kate bush, cheryl crow, missey elliot, iron maiden, joy division, slash, new order, cindy lawner, george michael. inductees will be announced in may and induction ceremony is this fall. >> correct me if i am not thinking correctly. is cheryl crow rock and roll? >> missey elliot is also nominated. adam, our producer, and i were talking about this. it is kind of a variety of genres. >> dolly parton. >> she says she's going to do rock because she's in. so i think it's more of a music hall of fame. >> i love cheryl crow too. don't get me wrong. it's interesting. >> it is. it is an impressive list. >> so much talent. >> so many artists t

going to look back at the hall of fame career of >>> adderol continues to be a medication that helps people deal with adhd. but there has been a shortage. on the ground to the problem. the dea is limiting how much adderol can be produced. >> reporter: for people who don't have access to adderol, what's the backup plan? >> this is an extremely disruptive shortage. because there isn't really a good backup plan. it's not easy to change between drugs in this class. a lot of patients need this to function. there not a good backup plan. >> one mom resorted to stockpiling supplies. >>> mckafrbger was a solid catcher, winning two world series with the cardinals. shortly after that, he entered the broadcast booth. he called games nationally, alongside joe buck for 18 years. also part of the giants' broadcast team during their world series run in 2002. he died this morning in memphis, surrounded by family. tim mccarveer 81 years old. >>> the baseball season is here from the majors to college down to high school. everyone back on the field. we'll check in with some bay area college teams. and w

play it. >> how does it feel to know if you're not eventually a hall of fame caliber player, it's not you're not a first rank hall of famer, a lot of people will say you're a bust. >> how does that make me feel? i don't look at it as looking in the future. i take every of moment at a time. because you're not promised tomorrow. and that's what my mom brought me up on. i always say i just try to get better every day. >> so bob costas, bust or overhyped, you would not attach to lebron james today. >> not only did he meet every expectation, he exceeded them. i wasn't putting those expectations on hum. i was summarizing what was out there. this guy has to be an all-time great. i was very impressed. at age 18 how well he handled all of that, how level headed he was. and for the most part, he's gone on to be not just a great player, but an admiral person as well. >> thank you so much for being here. you know i love having you on the program. thank you, bob. >> you got it. good luck to the birds tomorrow. and the chiefs a as well is so i can remain neutral. >> okay. you want to remind everybo

. >> we have a night where pro football hall of fame opened its doors nine more. a finalist was not one of them. the 49ers have the associated press defensive player of the year, officially named at the honors night in phoenix, led the league in sacks with 18.5. rev every first-place vote. >> i have learned up to this point, whatever in goal, it will not be a smooth path. there are times when you question yourself. if you stay the course, take it one day at a time. >>> kyle shanahan was the runner-up for head coach. came in second place behind and a ball of the giants. the niners i have a hunch will put on a nice run next season. >> i know you are counting down. >> a game happening this weekend. >>> and east bay baker dragged by a car load of robbers. the sad update for friends and family. >>> a lot of people wishing high schools taught the more life skills like how to file taxes and manage money. meet a teacher leading the charge to do that. >>> warm temperatures across the bay area reach into the mid to upper 60s, close to 70. changes tomorrow. back to reality. >

one of 11 people inducted into the 2022 hall of fame. >> taking the best expression of dance is when the artist to look internally and brings honesty to the performance, going to inhabit this idea. i'm going to become selfless. not what i want to do. what i think feels good. what i think and good that. but what is required by the role and how could i make it move in this? >> that selflessness. >> and as we honor black history month tonight, we're going to be sharing stories which feature the bay area communities, rich culture. pam moore is going to host our special honoring black history, sharing our stories and that that's coming up airs tonight at 06:00pm. >> and next, just a couple curious kids playing peek-a-boo. we're going to take it in new england zoo. for more of the best video you'll see today that after the break. >> different >> just a couple of degrees. kids playing some peek-a-boo. this adorable moment comes to us from the new england zoo and a 4 year-old plays around with pablo there. he said the youngster and grill a town that's at that's pretty capable was born in 202

travis is probably the better player headed for the hall of fame, one of the great tight ends in nfl history. he's 33 years old. they'll not be on the field at the same time. since jason is the center, plays offense and travis is a tight end for the chiefs. so it won't be as if they're hitting each other or tackling each other. but from what we hear from the family that was often the case in the living room or backyard when they were running into each other. and by the way, alisyn, it's worth noting, yes, they're the first brothers to play against each other in the super bowl but john harball of the ravens and jim harball met as coaches in an epic super bowl that went right down to the wire and the ravens prevailed and it was really a touching scene when the two of them met because john was exultant and jim was downtrodden because they'd loft a tough game but they'd embraced and said to each other i love you. the two head coaches think of their parents and their family in that situation. >> well, we might see that situation again at the end of this game. here's what their mom said ab

the legendary college football coach, paul johnson, for his induction into the college football hall of fame. utilizing his patent spread offense, johnson compiled a career record of 189-99 in 22 seasons. in 11 seasons at georgia tech he had a record of 82-60. his 82 wins are fourth most in tech history. johnson is responsible for two 10-win seasons and one 11-win season at tech. he led the jackets to nine bowl appearances and three atlantic coast conference championship games. he received acc coach of the year honors three times in his career and national coach of the year honors twice. when he stepped down at tech at the end of the 2018 season, his 189 career victories ranked fourth among ncaa division i f.b.s. head coaches. while i maybe be a georgia bulldog, i want to congratulate coach johnson for his legendary career and his induction into the college football hall of fame. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize olympia cafe, located in savannah, georgia. the cafe has been ranked in the top 10% of restaurants worldwide by a popular online travel company. the owner started this restaura

so montana/marino was a hall of fame matchup. o back to the super bowl iii, you had young joe namath against the baltimore colts. johnny unitas came in, the new age and the old. the super bowls of the '70s, quart cowboys and steelers. i get your point. this one is significant not just because both are good quarterbacks. mahomes is a great quarterback. that's been established. but it's the first time, as you say, that by happenstance, it's two black starting quarterbacks in the super bowl. but there have been many black quarterbacks already in the super bowl. it is no longer headline news when a black quarterback happens to start a game in the nfl. the big problem now is better representation among black head coaches, although it's interesting to note that we go back, what, 17 years or whatever it is, 16 years, i guess, to 2007 when the colts played the bears in the super bowl, and you had two black head coaches in a league that still has not come close to resolving the problem with inclusion for black head coaches. but tony dungy

i love willie nelson and i think he should be in the rock and roll hall of fame. 's done some blues rock kind of stuff. he did a lot of things with ray charles. so put him in there. >> i'm surprised he's not already in because of the length of his career. but it's not really strict rock 'n' roll per se, it's more overall musical accomplishments. >> willie nelson is the only person on their older than i am. >> i thought you were going somewhere else with that. one of them are near a our hearts. quite salvo four-day workweek. >> lawmakers meant -- and marilyn have created a bill to offer incentives to try out the incentive. it would offer business tax credits to chai a 32 hour workweek for employees without reducing their 40 hour pay or benefits. if approved it would be signed into law in maryland would become the first state to have an official four-day workweek policy. and i just see some of the boxes upstairs saying, do not let him read the story again. we are so tired of hearing this from him. and often i get reminders on the phone. you will get four days pay, no

i mean -- there's so many people -- for example, let me give you with the rock and roll hall of fame,er went in last year. tina turner. >> jimmy: right. >> you follow me? >> jimmy: yeah. >> is so it's not just one of those give-away. >> right. >> they'll call your name. when they finally go your name, you go, hallelujah, i can make the show. >> jimmy: that american music awards i remember, and this is interesting, because you were born in 1984, correct? >> yeah. >> jimmy: 1984, lionel hosted the american music awards. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> you know, michael, i have to tell you something. michael, i've got to be honest with you. because it is amazing. it is amazing to me how your career has taken off. listen. i only showed him four dance steps and he has gone all the way to superstardom, unbelievable. god, you know, that one move that you do so well, i love it. i just lot of the way you -- [ cheers ] oh, yeah. oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at that, brooke shields, michael jackson, and eammanumanuel lewis. that is the most 1984 thing i've ever seen in my life.

rookie of the year, the heisman trophy, the hall of fame you were one of you had more sacks. than anybody in your position. there's so much to talk about what makes a you you . um you know, i think that that at the base of you know in any, you know, man or woman who accomplishes anything at the base of it is hard work. for myself. i was always the guy who wanted to be the best on the field. um always tried to showcase you know my accomplishments on the field, um, in my hard work on the field, and so i think that that hard work, you know, each and every day trying to get better trying to compete, trying to be the best. that's what made me me. and i think that you know, just trying to be myself at all times and just be authentic adds to that as well. so i think when, if you look at the guys, you know the 10 guys who have that heisman having all the same um they all kind of carried themselves the same way. i always wanted to be the best worked hard at it. and here we are only 10 guys who have to accomplish this feat. charles. i don't want to jump the gun, but i'm going to jump t

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of our own, "cbs mornings" co-anchor nate burleson was inducted into the east-west shrine bowl hall of fameollege football's oldest all-star game. nate played in the 2003 east-west shrine bowl as an all-star wide receiver at the university of nevada, reno. congratulations, nate. >>> we are counting down to the 65th grammy awards on sunday. you can catch it here on cbs or stream it live on paramount plus. nichelle medina has a preview and explains why history could be made. ♪ back now ♪ >> reporter: it's music's biggest night, and this year it's a battle of two vocal powerhouses. beyonce and adele will go head-to-head in several top grammy categories like album of the year. >> a lot of people really want beyonce to finally get her flowers from the grammys in a top category, which she hasn't done. >> reporter: beyonce adds nine nominations to her grammy resume and could make history. >> if she wins four, she'll break the record for most grammy wins ever. >> reporter: other leading artists up for awards include kendrick lamar, brandi carlile and harry styles. ♪ as it was ♪ >> reporter: it coul

it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> i am iris long. we are a family business that started in san francisco chinatown by my parents who started the business in the mid 1980s. today we foll

complex on mamaev kurgan in volgograd the president laid a wreath at the eternal flame in the hall of famen memory of the soviet soldiers who died during the battle of stalingrad the president also visited the grave of marshal vasily chuikov, twice hero of the soviet union , buried on the territory of mamaev kurgan

i got to induct fleetwood mac into the hall of fame. d mac in general were monumentally important to me as a young girl growing up, trying to figure out what kind of artist i wanted to be. i was a piano player like christine. and, yeah, it's hard to see her go. and for me, the honor -- the honor is for me really to get to honor her. >> reporter: so, jim, she was talking about this moment coming full circle because when i spoke to sheryl crow this week, it was just a few hours after she had been nominated to be inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. so, you know, she was honored. she was flattered. like you just heard, she was part of that process for fleetwood mac. and i love fleetwood mac. i've seen them in concert so many times. i still cannot get over the fact that lindsey buckingham is not in the band anymore. but this is going to be a really special night and to see sheryl crow get up there with one of her musical idols and to honor fleetwood mac, specifically christine mcvie, i bet you there's not going to be a dry eye in the

we stepped all over the biggest story of the day, willie nelson still not in the rock and roll hall of fame. are you kidding me? >> true, true. >> tom brady's in the hall of fame. >> that does it for us this morning. >> that injustice is going to be rectified. >> josÉ diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >>> good morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific, i'm josÉ diaz-balart, and we are following breaking news. nbc news confirms that the fbi is searching president biden's delaware beach house according to three sources familiar with the situation. nbc's mike memoli is following this for us. mike, good morning. what do we know? >> well, jose, obviously we've been following this situation for multiple months now as president biden's first his personal attorneys and then fbi investigators have discovered classified documents at various locations tied to the president. but this is significant because this is the third search now that we're aware of that the fbi itself has conducted. the first was in mid-november. we confirm that one just yesterday. it was at the penn biden center,

mean that even god is getting tired of waiting for merrick garland [ laughter ] the rock 'n' roll hall of famenced this year's class of nominees. it's the one hall of fame that understands that performance enhancing drugs are just part of the game [ laughter ] a federal judge in oklahoma recently ruled that a law prohibiting marijuana users from owning guns is unconstitutional. it makes sense, because by the time they find their gun, they forgot what they were mad about. [ laughter ] producers have released a trailer for a new reality show about actor sylvester stallone and his family and yeah, you're probably going to need the captions on. [ laughter ] a man in cambodia recently built a home modeled after an airplane and now he's finally ready to sit back, relax and then recline his armchair three inches. [ laughter ] and finally, in honor or valentine's day, the restaurant chain, cracker barrel, has launch a new contest that will give five couples free food for a year if they get engaged at the restaurant also doing a promotion for newly engaged couples at cracker barrel, divorce attorneys.

one of 11 people inducted into the 2022 hall of fame. >> taking the best expression of dance is when the artist to look internally and brings honesty to the performance, going to inhabit this idea. i'm going to become selfless. >> not what i want to do. what i think feels good. what i think and good that. but what is required by the role and how could i make it move in this? that selflessness? >> all right. we'll kron 4. we're going to be honoring black history month tonight. >> we're sharing stories that will feature the rich culture in the bay area. pam moore is in a host, our special honoring black history sharing. our stories airs tonight at 6.30, p and you can catch all of the stories that we put together for you. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome 55 and we are looking outside at some rain and snow across the bay area this morning. what we do have out there right now, let's get a look at radar and we can see that we do have that rain and snow out there. let's get that full look at radar. perfect. so we do have a rain and snow out there across the bay area right now

scott martin, kings view wealth management -- looks like you're getting inducted into a hall of fame.'m not sure. pick one. pick one! you just look that good today, my man. >> we've had some hall of fame picks on your show. number two, i can't believe i said all those things about the notes before the show. and lastly, if you can name the color of this jacket, you can have it. charles: listen, i grew up in the era of seven crayons. i know they got the big boxes out with 84, and i don't know any of these new fancy colors. if it ain't yellow, i'm wrong. >> i think it's holden daze, but we'll just go with yellow. charles: you know in your heart growth in inflation is cooling and the fed should not hike any more than 2 basis points. real quick, should investors do that the more often? i'm being serious. should you also go with your heart, have more confidence in yours? >> well -- in the yourself? >> definitely have confidence in yourself, that's just a good rule of thumb for high in general. i said two more rate hikes, by the way, of 25 basis points in march and may coming up, and i think