john legend's comments very emotional.oking at this performance, as they were experiencing this performance tonight. i spoke to them earlier on the red carpet. take a listen to john legend and also common. >> you recognize this guy? hey, common, how are you? i'm doing well. are you excited? >> oh, man, i'm overly excited. super excited. if i could think of more adjectives, i would. this is one of the best days ever. >> we call it best song. but it's achievement in music. it is a beautiful tux. >> thank you. >> not only were you nominated for music, but you played james bevel in the movie. >> that experience helped me create the song. it's an honor to be a part of "selma", it's like being part of the movement that happened during these days and being an extension of what dr. king and those people created at that time. to be an actor is what generated me to be able to do a song for it. >> as i was watching it, i was thinking i can't believe there has been a feature film about dr. king. >> it's something. because this film ac

. >> john legend using his oscar win to make comments about america. >>> and jessica tarlove recap. and liberal academy awards. >>> plus the somali terror group with links to al qaeda, with a chilling warning we have to pay attention to. >> i'm not telling people not to go to the mall. i think there needs to be an awareness. hannity starts right now. and welcome to hannity, the controversy swirling around former new york mayor rudy giuliani, and the comments he made about president obama's love of the country. now, the comments were op-ed, saying my intended focus was really the effect that his words and actions have on the morale of the country and how that effect may damage the country. joining us is our chief white house correspondent ed henry. they're not liking this very much, are they? >> no, sean what they tried to do at first was ridicule rudy giuliani and the campaign that didn't work they said they feel more sorry for him. now what you see with rudy giuliani, he is focusing more on the personal rather than the substantive regarding the politics. i saw the same thing play o

you had common john legend, then patricia arquette et cetera. and pay equality i'm thinking the extravagance everyone's concerned i don't care what everybody's wearing. i don't care what designer it is, kim. that's all people spent -- they're in million-dollar jewels, some of them. nobody was riding in an electric car pulling up. i didn't notice that. >> no rust buckets. >> yeah. and pay inequality, they're all concerned about the government redistributing wealth, aren't these a bunch of hollywood kind of hypocrites in a lot of ways? >> well, there has been this movement obviously in hollywood where there's been -- they've been saying ask for more because women want to be asked about more than just what they're wearing and dress and jewels. they want to be asked about more issues and roles and same questions men are getding asked on the red carpet. something you're starting to see a change -- >> i watched the preshow oh, what a beautiful dress who's your designer? i don't care. the average american can't relate to this. >> but that's what the ac

. >> osgood: love songwriter john legend for his wife is literally for the record as rita braver will be showing us. >> so what happens when you get a love song to the woman your song. >> does your wife cut you any slack because you wrote that song for her. >> whatever credit i got for that love song has long been exhausted. >> later john legend on his love song and his oscar nominated civil rights anthem. >> osgood: diamonds truly are a girl's best friend and plenty of women would like to be best friends with the jewelers, jane pauley will be telling us about. >> reporter: when it comes to adorning the world's most glamorous women who does it better than cartier. >> beautiful women do look beautiful in beautiful jewels, don't they? >> that's right. >> that's why they have always chosen jewelers like cartier to express themselves. >> ahead on sunday morning cartier the fabled french jeweler. >> osgood: over years no idle words for the couple lee cowan will take us to meet. >> how about this picture that's quite a look there. >> cupid's arrow may never have been so sure as when they st

a lot of talk from john legend and common.y had a speech that brought everybody to their feet, standing ovation talking about civil rights and the struggle is still going on 50 years after selma. backstage they talked a lot about that and a lot of cursing from alejandro gonzÁlez iÑÁrritu, a lot of stuff i can't repeat. i'll tell you, he has a filthy mouth. >> don't repeat those for us, jason. what was the reaction backstage to neil patrick harris? >> you know, i think like brandi said, a lot of mixed reviews backstage. some of people liked his jokes. he had a great joke about cumberbatch, making fun of john travolta. thought that worked very well. some are calling him out for the whole thing with octavia spencer and her watching the cases and then having two white guys appointed to watch her watch the cases. a lot of people are calling it racist, a lot of racist backlash on twitter for that. and then to have the image of him in his tidy whiteys. that's the image i think you will be left with from these oscars. >> jason, what a

and after a powerful performance of their now oscar-winning song yet glory" common and john legend take advantage of the spotlight. >> there are more black men

>> i loved all of the emotion that came out after common and john legend won that award.ed seeing people in tears. i thought that was beautiful. i was on the phone calling my own parents because it was so great. you know something that i noticed this year is that a couple of people including ida when the documentary won, the music started to play but then people kept talking and then the music stopped. listen we're not scared of you, we're going to keep talking if we want to. >> that was pretty funny. a great moment. >> always good to see you. thank you so much. we will of course be seeing a whole lot more about the oscars throughout the morning on abc, good morning"good morning america" coming your way in a moment. but it wasn't all fun or laughs. graham moore won oscar for imitation game. >> it started with a usual thanks and got emotional talking about his youth and making a startling admission. >> when i was 16 years old i tried to kill myself because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm standing here and -- so i would like f

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and we were there as common and john legend brought down the house.es in the house after that one. we spoke to them back stage coming up. when they reenacted the scene on the bridge i mean look at crisis pine. >> so powerful. >> it was and the standing ovation went on and on and on. >> there's our crew right there. you got to talk to them. you guys had a lot of moments on the red carpet as well all morning long as we say good morning, america. . here they are. >> robin you look great. >> you guys are dodging the rain there right? >> we were we were. nothing going to rain on our parade. michael gave us great advice. >> he did. >> this morning we're fired up because dj kiss is in the house spinning for us all morning long. keeping the audience dancing for this. the ultimate oscar party right here in studio b. george. the hottest nightclub in l.a. >> it is. we are going to switch gears beginning with the deadly road rage incident in las vegas. the teenage suspect in court. his attorneys say he was acting in self defense claiming there was no road rage. a

thank you, guys. ( cheers and applause ) >> reminding us all once more of the glory of music-- john legendhen the glory comes ♪ it will be ours it will be ours ♪ oh ♪ one day when the war is won ♪ we will be sure we will be sure ♪ oh glory ♪ glory glory ♪ oh glory ♪ glory ♪ hands to the heavens no man, no weapon ♪ formed against yes glory is destined ♪ every day women and men become legends ♪ sins that go against our skin become blessings ♪ the movement is a rhythm to us freedom is like religion to us ♪ justice is juxtaposition in us ♪ justice for all just ain't specific enough ♪ one son died his spirit is revisiting us ♪ resistance is us ♪ that's why rosa sat on the bus ♪ that's why we walked through ferguson with our hands up ♪ when it go down we woman and man up ♪ they say stay down and we stand up ♪ shots we on the ground ♪ the camera panned up king pointed to the mountain top and we ran up >> ♪ one day when the glory comes ♪ it will be ours it will be ours ♪ oh one day ♪ when the war is won we will be sure ♪ we will be sure ♪ oh glory ♪ glory glory ♪ oh glory ♪ glory ♪ now the war is

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and i texted john legend.d we had a conversation and i sent him three titles and one of them was "glory." he got inspired. it is an incredible blessing. i have had eight-year-old white kids to 64-year-old men, adult black men come up to me and say, i like that song. charlie: where did the inspiration come from? common: i was thinking, how can i be an extension of dr. king and the people of the civil rights movement now? how can i be a voice for them? and from what i see going on how can i really say something that is inspirational, that is truthful, and that is all-encompassing? like, because obviously dr. king's message to my understanding is that it takes all of us to improve things, it takes black and white and native americans and different religious backgrounds, it takes people putting love in the pot. i wanted to put love in the song. love is not always sitting back and being passive, it is standing up for what you believe in. john legend's vocal, the first vocal before i wrote my part his vocal and pian

john legend said the voting rights act is under attack. civil rights leader john lewis is coming here at this table to talk about it tonight. >>> scott walker the republican flavor of the month for 2016 has shifted hard right, hard right on abortion and personhood. what game is he playing? he played it down when he was running for governor again last fall. now he's all the way over on the hard right. a little too nimble i think. a little too switch-er-roo. >>> finally, let me finish with a contest of hate as i said you're watching among the republican candidates for president. this is "hardball." the place for politics. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. money is freedom. money's always on my mind. car insurance. credit cards. preschool. debt. cell phone bills. it's complicated. it's not easy. i am not a good budgeter. unfortunately, i'm a spender. i would love to learn more about finances. savings. investments. retirement. man: the more educated i am, the better decisions i can make in the future. >>> well authorities are still s

kanye west and john legend getting ready to make record together?t of people don't know this. john legend has been signed to kanye west's good music since the beginning of his career. kanye west is executive produced most of his records so them going to the studio shouldn't come as a shock to many people the buzz started getting people talking over super bowl weekend when the double date photo of john legend and chrissy and kim and kanye west were hanging out waffle house and there was talks of going to the studio to work on music together much this could be good. kanye west is on a hot streak right now. he has that record out with rhianna and paul mccartney four- four-five seconds and he also has a song with paul mccartney by himself. him going into the studio with i don't know legend would a legendary move. we'll see where that goes. >> all right. we love john legend. head crack always pleasure talking to you, man. >> likewise. >> all right. man aft fox 29 news at 10:00 we've got two hours of news and info taken many. >>> maryland boy is only five

so it's great to get the love. >> what was the collaboration like with john legend? because it was one of those moments where you just, like, i need to call john legend about doing this song and i hadn't thought what we were going to do, but i knew that we should do a song together for "selma." i called him and told him three titles and i told him glory, and he really liked that. and he wrote and gave me the piano and i was inspired to write. it was one of those that we could do this song forever because this is what we want to do this type of music. >> so ava, did ava -- she takes the high road. she's a very bright woman and a very positive woman and there was talk about the film being snubbed and i just have to keep moving forward. we were nominated for best picture. what do you think about this talk about being snubbed? >> we're grateful to be nominated for best picture and it wouldn't be withoava and dav oyelowo. look, the movie is about the voting process. unfortunately, they didn't get voted to be best director, but they have long careers ahead, and i know that

it made people cry. >> ♪ >> john legend in common, everybody, gave it a standing ovation. >> yes. >>he the man who played mlk. >> yes. >> he was sitting in front of oprah and they kept getting a shot of it here. >> there you go. >> tears running down his face. >> they interviewed john legend before and said what can you expect from to this performance, before the the show started. he said we feel like we have to do things differently. we saw him perform at grammys but we have to do this in a a different way to reach people and touch people. it did just that. >> they built a bridge and recreated that. >> and anytime you bring a choir in i'm going to cry. >> yes, you go acapella because you hear that voice. >> that was good. >> you know, lady gaga puts on fancy outfits and goofy stuff. sometimes it makes you forget with all of the gaudiness what a great singer she is, my goodness listen. >> ♪ the the hills are a alive, with the sound of music ♪ >> pretty cool will. >> she belted out the sound of music to the film's 50th anniversary. >> it is something. >> and then, i don't know if we h

. >> comet and john john legend concluded the show with their oscar nominateed performance from selmaiolence awareness. president obama also appeared in a taped message on the same topic. live in los angeles danielle nottingham chris and jessica back to you. >> danielle, a big night. thanks so much. for complete coverage of tonight tonight's grammys including a list of the winners go to our website it's cbsphilly.com. >>> ♪ she was nominated for grammy meghan trainor big star now but tonight you'll see her before she was a star. we're going back to the school where everyone seemed to know meghan was destined for fame. >> plus the power of vinyl. have you heard? why records are back and some say better than what you're listening to. >> kathy? >>> coming up we'll talk more about our impending storm and what is the probability of a big snow this winter? we haven't had one yet. justin is in with that and the ♪ >>> may gone trainor was nominated for best song and best record. while she didn't go home with a grammy she is still a super star. tonight we're taking to you meghan's old high sch

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what big winners john legend and common did after their emotional oscar performance and who may be jealousr new friend. that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, february 24th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> talking about that song there and that powerful moment. >> most powerful moment of the oscars. really incredible. i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. he's on assignment. >> i'm reena ninan. >> yeah, that blew away the entire show. i don't know if you seen the movie, phenomenal. >> really good. i can't wait to watch. so many on the list that i want to see. good morning to you guys. top story, though, we can't get over the winter discontent. >> the weather, 175 million people are affected by the harsh weather. parts of many southern states are coated with snow and slush, making the roads icy and slippery. >> boy there have been hundreds of accidents including one at the grounds at dfw airport and there's bitter cold throughout the east. we get more from abc's ted rowlands. >> reporter: you are hearing thunder sleet texas style. a mix of freezing rain and thunder

and i texted john legend and said, i'm going to call you in a few minutes. he was in london. inspired by the title and we just created the song from there. >> charlie: it's done well, hasn't it? >> it's been an incredible blessing, i'm going to tell you. i've had 8-year-old white kids to 64-year-old men adult black men come up to me and say i really love that song. so -- >> charlie: what were you thinking when you wrote it? where did the inspiration come from? >> well, i was thinking, how can i be an extension of dr. king and the people of the civil rights movement now? how can i really be a voice for them? and from what i see going on. and how can i really say something that's inspirational, that's truthful, and that's, like all-encompassing because obviously, dr. king 's message and to my understanding, it stakes all of us to improve -- it takes all of us to improve things. it takes black white latino asian, native american, people from different religious background it takes people just putting love into the pot. so i just wanted to put love into the song and create someth

john legend knows a thing or to about writing songs his love of making music goes back a long way. as cbs sunday morning rita braver reports, here's a preview of the interview you will see later on cbs sunday morning. >> ♪ >> i grew up singing and playing in the church. >> john legend was born in 1978 his name was john stevens, but over the years, his musical skills earned him the nickname legend. his mom was a seemstress, his dad a factory worker in springfield, ohio. johnny as his family called him graduatedded high school at 16, and chose the university of pennsylvania over harvard. >> it was fortuitous for me to be there as a musician because fill a really was a hot spot for great soul music coming out during that time. >> indeed, while still in school he did backup work for lauren hill and after graduation, for kanye west. he still took a full-time job as a management consultant. >> my first job offer was for $50,000 a year which to me was a lot of money at the time american my father ever made as a factory worker. i said at night i will work on music and figure it out and try

john legend and common singing the song "glory" about racial injustice.ges of the selma to montgomery march flashed on stage. it brought everyone to their feet, and some in the audience to tears. then came the speech where legend reminded america that selma is now. >> we know that right now, the struggle for freedom and justice is real. we live in the most incarcerated country in the world. there are more black men under correctional control today than were under slavery in 1850. when people are marching with our song we want to tell you we are with you, we see you, we love you and march on. >> shawn, what do you think of these powerful statements? >> well, rev, i was there last night, and i got to tell you, the ceremony was a little bit long, however, i think that the oscars, it's all about moments. some of the moments you just showed, those are the ones we will be remembering and talking ablts about i think really for years to come. common and john legend's speech was so touching and included information that made a lot of us go wow, i did not know that

common and john legend perform glory. they accept their oscar, john legend pointed out the film of set 50 years ago, the struggle for racial equalty is far from over. >> there are more plaque men undeblack menunder correctionall today. today. kennedy: tea party groups are timing up with the aclu, and koch brothers and politicians like rick perry and rand fall, forming a alliance of bringing about meaningful criminal justice reform. nsa supporters got a boot in the boxers. i have to say the win surprised me, i assumed that hollywood establishment liberals would be put off by a movie that sheds light on their pay theion saint obama -- patron saint obama. >> disclosure that snowden revealed, donaled -- kennedy: a good point. let's keep getting political, you go girl. patricia arquette, used her time onstage for women's rights or equal pay or better jobs for women over 40 in hollywood. >> to every woman what gave birth to gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation we have fought for everyone else's equal rights,

i want to see more of john legend. i don't know about you.chrissy teigen. >> the audience needs to know that you can sing this song very well. you want to show us? you were doing it well in the break. >> no. >> maybe in "pop "? >> rare moment where paula faris is being shy. take note. >> it doesn't happen. >> get your ear plugs out. >> no your singing voice is terrific. just in her defense. >>> one of our favorite segments. our three mom testers put some of those as seen on tv pro ducts to the test. including the go-go pillow. sit a go-go or a no-go? we'll tell you coming up. >>> we start with a twist in the story in the headlines and your local movie theaters. the man accused of killing american sniper chris kyle on trial. his lawyer insisting the deft is insane. >> this morning, we're getting intel into his behavior moments before he killed the navy s.e.a.l. and his friend both who were trying to help him. >> reporter: the state of texas versus eddie routh was never a whodunit. he admits he killed chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield,

." >> ♪ hands to the heavens >> cowritten by john legend and common, who also acted in the story wasos" inspirational they had no trouble writing this anthem for freedom and justice. >> ♪ the war is not over victory isn't won ♪ penned by veteran songwriter diane warren, a nomination for grateful"" thrust of the little-known film "beyond the lights" into the spotlight. i was broken, i was broken ♪ >> don't forget to smile, always root for the local sports team. >> the catchy "everything is awesome" is featured in "the lego movie." >> oh, my gosh, i love this song. >> ♪ everything is awesome everything is cool when you're part of a team ♪ >> ♪ never going to hold you like i did ♪ >> perhaps the most heart-wrenching nominee is "i'm not gonna miss you" from the documentary "glen campbell: i'll be me," which chronicles the icon's final tour as he struggles with alzheimer's disease. guitar or singay my song ♪ >> "lost stars" from the movie "begin again" is performed by levine5 front man adam tley, whor keira knigh shows off her vocal chops. when we come back, how do the stars handle red ca

john legend were superstars. they brought the last part of the show to a different level. >> it was such an emotional level and brown some stars to tears. >> cameras actually caught oprah winfrey wiping the tears away from david's face. >> that was a moment. >> viral. >> who even knew that. >> listen when you have oprah surprised, you know you created something. >> eerie motion patricia arquette's acceptance speech for best supporting actress, love it. >> it is our time to have wage equality, once and for all, and equal rights for women in the you had of america. >> good for her. i was cheering just like merrill when that happened, it really was. the best actress julianne more more could not stop singing patricia's praises as well. >> so brave of her. she's an amazing actress and really cool girl. >> could not said it better myself. >> tune in tonight, we are all over the oscars and after parties showing you how stars got their party on in the we hours of the morning. not us, of course, we went to work. >> we wil

. >> john legend. his beautiful wife, chrissy teigen.ffle house restaurant in phoenix before the super bowl, guys. >> i think kanye is doing an angry model shot. >> is this prefood or after food? >> he's hangry. >> he's like where are my waffles? >> he thinks he's on the cover of "vanity fair." stars, they're just like us. they go to the waffle house. we don't have proof kim was eating the waffle. >> she has a food blog, though. >> that's all we can confirm at this hour. we'll continue the stay on the story throughout the day. >>> coming up on "gma," inside the super bowl soirees before the waffle house. these parties are magnets for big stars. and for our own amy robach who bravely ventured into the heart of the scene. >> she took one for the team. >>> first, the record-setting flight for two guys in a balloon. >> their journey across the pacific took them from japan to a dramatic splashdown in mexico. aditi roy has more. on their incredible flying feat. >> reporter: this was the dramatic reunion moments after two men landed back on ear

john legend looked amazing. >> and in prada with the mix of blue and black lapel. it looked great. wore it -- once you saw him, he wore it so elegantly. i thought he owned it. >> you know what i noticed from the men last night. i did like this, too, i saw white dinner jackets. i thought it was clean and sophisticated. >> how do you think this year's oscars will be remembered? >> i think the speeches were excellent, the best in recent memory and i think people will remember it was going to be -- all the controversy in the beginning but during this show everyone came together. >> can i say the producers went out of their way to add diversity to presenters and performances. >> did you notice that? >> no more #all white oscars. >> thanks for being on the red carpet you did a great job. we love you. thanks to the three of you. go get some sleep. >> thanks for coming to see us in the west coast. >> we want to continue the conversation with you online. we know you've seenhaven't seen some of these films, some haven't had a chance to see them yet. go to cnn doth kom.com/newday. we have our

singers common and john legend with a moving performance of "glory."heme song for the film "selma." this brought the audience to their feet. it moved some of the actors to tears. just minutes later, the pair picked up the skor for best original -- the oscar for best original song. >> very powerful. >>> for more on other major moments from the 87th academy awards, let's bring in film commentator richard fitzwilliams. he joins us from london. and richard, when we last spoke you predicted best picture would go to "birdman" or "boyhood." "birdman" took it home. was that the right choice in your opinion? >> well it was extremely exciting. terribly close call. i think both films were superb. "birdman" of a landmark movie because of the way it was filmed. also it was about the difficulties the idiosyncrasies of the craft. i think that appealed to a great number of the voters. picked up momentum in the last month. prior to that, "birdman" had been -- "boyhood" had been the favorite. it was exciting. the fact we didn't know which would win added tremendous thre

themselves, race under pinned the very first joke and it was directly and dramatically addressed by john legendst. >> we live in the most incarcerated country in the world. there are more black men under correctional control today than were under slavery in 1850. >> that's true. joining me now is jason bailey, author of "the ultimate woody allen film companion." and a triumphant debut here. great to have you, man. >> i mean, you could spend hours talking about the racial dynamics of that entire three-and-a-half hours. going in, you have basically the whitest set of nominees in a really long time. >> in a year when there was a great movie about -- >> yeah, with "selma," right? then you have the joke to start out by neil patrick harris -- >> first joke of the night. >> how do we feel about it? >> i'm pro that joke if it doesn't turn into a terrible ceremony after that. i thought it would set up a really biting commentary, but what happened after that made that whole joke feel very short sided -- >> like we got it out of the way. we're acknowledging -- >> the structural planned events did not furt

common and john legend will get three well deserved standing ovations and will win the oscar mvps.apologize to idina for all the face touching. a birdman screenwriter will thank his dog larry. the winning screenwriter for "the imitation game" will thank oprah and inspire us to stay weird. backstage, eddie and julianne will each have the biggest o of their lives. my oscar preduction sictions, everybody. and now, to present the award for best picture, please welcome two-time academy award winner sean penn. >> good evening. in the end, it's about the movies themselves. it doesn't matter what they cost to make, or how much they made at the box office. it's about the power of their storytelling, and the power of their ideas. only one of tonight's nominees will win the oscar for best picture. but they will all live on because they touched something in all who saw them. here are the nominees for best picture. "american sniper." "birdman (or the unexpected virtue of ignorance.)" "boyhood." "the grand budapest hotel." "the imitation game." "selma." "the theory of everything." "whiplash." an

common and john legend will get three well deserved standing ovations and will win the oscar mvps.apologize to idina for all the face touching. a birdman screenwriter will thank his dog larry. the winning screenwriter for "the imitation game" will thank oprah and inspire us to stay weird. backstage, eddie and julianne will each have the biggest o of their lives. my oscar preduction sictions, everybody. and now, to present the award for best picture, please welcome two-time academy award winner sean penn. >> good evening. in the end, it's about the movies themselves. it doesn't matter what they cost to make, or how much they made at the box office. it's about the power of their storytelling, and the power of their ideas. only one of tonight's nominees will win the oscar for best picture. but they will all live on because they touched something in all who saw them. here are the nominees for best picture. "american sniper." "birdman (or the unexpected virtue of ignorance.)" "boyhood." "the grand budapest hotel." "the imitation game." "selma." "the theory of everything." "whiplash." an

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and to our artists, you mentioned carmen and john legend, the song that they wrote that's featured innew version of a civil rights anthem, right? >> we must march, we must stand up. >> and i think the key for me at this moment is that we -- and i'm so glad to hear about the civil rights watch, that we don't let the moment pass without being committed to real change. >> absolutely. that's why it was so important for us to hear not just from a few voices but a lot of desperate voices. not everyone agreed on what is the path. >> yes. >> how we should move forward. that's okay. >> and we never were monolithic. i mean we had dr. king and malcolm x and thurgood marshall all at the same time. >> yes. yes. >> and there's nothing wrong with that as long as we are headed towards a better way for everybody, not just us but everybody. >> we felt that in this issue, technically, we wanted to make it clear that there are many ways to get to the success that we're seeking. >> and i think you did a great job. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> that was my conversation wit

beyonce, john legend will hit the stage. kanye west is set to deliver a never before scene solo performance. our own betty yu will join us live from the show sunday night at 8:00 here on kpix 5. and for complete list of the nominees, head to our website. >>> well, sports illustrated's newest swimsuit issue leaves little to the imagination. >> cover your eye, frank. the cover shows hannah davis tugging at her bikini bottoms. it photo is all over social media. on our facebook page: >> the issue goes on sale february 9. this is davis' third time in the magazine and the first time on the cover. she is the first one to feature a plus sized bikini model. >> i looked at other covers from years gone by strictly for the show now. and they have been pretty risque the last probably five or six years. but this one is too much. >> i enjoyed seeing the 16 -- size 16 model. >> that's great. >> i bet she looked fabulous. >> beautiful. >> and she was covered up in certain areas. and she looked really cool. all right. >>> hi, everybody. good