i'm the g.o.a.t. >> kendrick lamar, snoop dogg, mary j.nd eminem taking the stage for the halftime show. >> we want to make sure everybody knows this is one of the best halftime shows ever. >> it's going to be magnifico. >> starting to realize i might have grabbed the wrong ball from the prop closet. for the past two decades, the average super bowl has lasted three and a half hours. if you eat one chicken wing every ten minutes, order two dozen and you will have a few left over. >> have you seen the price? eat them all. >> also los angeles is in southern california, you left that out. >> that's important. >> also dre, kendrick lamar, snoop dogg are from california. (light music) - look, i got to say something. i said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan like any other, with one big difference, and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. - [announcer] find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free,

i'm going to guess kendrick and barbie are going to be chasing a dream house in that ad. one of the best ads last year and the year before. >> let's go with certain. >> good choice. >> reporter: lots of celebs getting into game day. lindsay lohan and william shatner for planet fitness. >> hey, william. >> reporter: martha and snoop for bic. >> do i smell? >> that's right. it's fondu time. >> reporter: and bmw dropping a tears of their ad featuring a beard beard beard beard bearded arnold swars. >> zois? >> it's zeus. >> reporter: expect something we've never seen before on sunday. >> this year's crypto bowl, you have ftx, which is giving away millions of dollars of bitcoin. >> reporter: what about some of our old favorites like the budweiser clydesdales. >> budweiser is going to make a real splash with a clydesdale that has a near-death experience. i'm not sure how well that will go over. it seems like a risk. >> reporter: you don't mess with those clydesdales. >> no, you don't. >> reporter: have the kleenex ready. we're also going to see zendaya in her first ever super b

dre studio with kendrick. after the first song, kendrick said, whoa, whoa, keep him there., play what you hear. i played what i heard, every song. so i'm on nine or ten songs. some of the stuff i didn't get credit for because it happened so fast. everything happened so fast. it was amazing. and ken trick is so open. he's like a jazz musician. whatever happens in the moment he's like let's do that. >> trevor: when you're choosing who to collaborate with on your albums, you have a pick. every artist wants to work with you. you love working with different artists. you pick what genre you want to album to fall into. i didn't know that when it comes to the grammys you have to choose which category your music is going to be in. >> you choose. >> trevor: that's a gamble. >> absolutely. >> trevor: because in jazz you pretty much know -- come on. >> that's what happened with my first black radio album, black radio one came out in 2012. i'm a jazz musician and i had four albums. and i won awards. let's talk about the music. everybody says put him in the jazz category. but i was on th

blige, kendrick lamar, snoop dogg. >> i hear there's a football game and concert.to los angeles, generations of different west coast rappers that set it off here and kendrick lamar the next passing the torch. d. dre the genesis of it all when it came to west coast rap because of the producer he was and i'm excited about it. >> hopefully bring me back to my college days. >> we're dancing. we're dancing. >> enjoy the game. the news continues right now jim ac acosta. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> you are live in the "cnn newsroom," jim acosta in washington, last-ditch efforts to avoid a russian invasion of ukraine officials in the u.s. say could begin at any time. president biden could be one of the most consequential phone calls of his presidency, a

and we can't forget, kendrick lamar. >> you're just a little excited. >> i'm so excited. >> today, we talked to them just days before their show. ♪ [ music ] ♪ . >>> having already made music history in the music world. the five artists will be breaking another record this weekend. the elite combo of talent isyea artists headline of half time show. >> we have the queen of r&b. queen of hip-hop. >> we have a fantastic show. we're going to do it so big that they can't deny us in the future. >> the vision is to give what i do. just leave it all on the stage. >> and for dr. dre, snoop and kendrick, this show will be a homecoming up all three were born in inglewood, some is the home of sofi stadium. and one more more thing about hiphop. the career that helped launch his career in the '90s. launched by snoop's mentor, dr. dre. >>> coming up at 5:30. we're digging deeper into a lawsuit. discrimination and harassment at tesla. why one analyst calls tesla's response. tone-deaf. >>> as the bay area gets more express lanes. how much does that actually help. coming up, a look. that change was mad

kendrick lamar, 13. - has the most? kendrick lamar, 13. ma j has the most? kendrick lamar, 13.e had a defeat for ireland, for scotland this weekend, france are the only ones left i _ weekend, france are the only ones left i can— weekend, france are the only ones left i can get that grand slam. but remember, we are just two weeks into the tournament, and england still to face italy— the tournament, and england still to face italy later in rome. they will be looking — face italy later in rome. they will be looking to make up to that dramatic— be looking to make up to that dramatic loss to scotland last weekend. former england international, ugo monye joins me now. england should be feeling confident. italy haven't won a game in the six nations for over six years now. what has changed significantly in that period and there are question marks over whether they should still be in it. for england, disappointment last week. i'm hoping that this game, the level of results they get will bring the feel—good factor back, because it is so important. people aren't just satisfied with result

blige, kendrick lamar and eminem as well.ip-hop artists were the main performers for the halftime show. and a surprise guest appearance from 50 cent, too. and lebron james with this tweet. omg, wow, wow, wow, the greatest halftime show i've ever seen. also the greatest halftime show our producer marty has seen as well. he came into the office just raving about it. thank you so much for joining us on this monday. amanda davis is here with later editions of world sport. we leaving with the celebrations as they continue with the l.a. rams and their all-conquering players. thanks for joining us. want fresher drives every day? get febreze car vent clips. just click, install and febreze steady release technology uses your fan to circulate freshness throughout your car. so, you can enjoy up to 40 days of consistent scent. febreze car. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm reli

kendrick johnson was found dead in a rolled up gym mat, that was 2013.e the second investigation into his death without filing charges. he said the 17-year-old's death was a weird accident. johnson's family criticized the report and yesterday the sheriff released a state pm johnson's parents have called me a liar and continue to state that kendrick was murdered. because of these statement, i'm personally with my own funds offering a reward of one-half million tldollars to anyone who comes forward with information that results in the arrest and conviction of the person for the alleged murder of kendrick johnson. >> that's interesting. he's saying if you got it, show it. i'll put my own money up if you bring someone in and they are convicted. we'll see what happens here. >> yes. we will. it sounds like he's frustrated but also sort of taunting anyone who might have evidence. thanks for the update. >>> san jose wants to become the first city that require that most gun owners pay a fee and carry liability insurance. a gun rights group is already suing to blo

i guess how proud are you of kendrick? he's had a great season most recently in a loss to the bills. he absolutely killed it. >> yeah, i mean, i'm most proud of can introduce ex getting his game. a relationship kind of came about kendrick was looking to switch agency news looking for black, asian action. and we just happened see the same people. i mean, i lived in portland, he knew some my friends and, you know, we sitting down and just talking about what he wanted to accomplish. what i was about nation that we were fit, wind. we're going to do in the complex. and so he retweeted it still do it. nice now. >> it's unfortunate, but it's a reality. we know in a lot of our communities, the youth, you know, they grow up. they want to be a pro athlete, football, basketball, baseball, whatever the case might be you out of anybody knows, especially working with athletes. how hard that is to do now. of course, none of us want to be dream killers, but we're also realistic. i guess my question for you is how much pride do you take in

dre, snoop dog, eminem, kendrick lamar and mary j. blige. rave reviews on social media.of the best ever. >> more on the halftime show ahead. the editor of the hollywood reporter will join me to discuss whether this was indeed the best one ever. north america busiest land crossing is now open. after it was closed for days by a blockade of protesters. a short time ago officials in detroit announce the ambassador bridge between canada and u.s. is now fully reopened. early on saturday, canada police stepped up the crack down at the bridge. arresting dozens of people and seizing vehicles. the protesters antimandate sentiment is making its way around the world. we look at the global impact of the so called freedom convoy. >> jammed streets, blaring horns. over the past few weeks there's been a loud and clear message from freedom convoy truckers in canada. and supporters about the opposition to the government covid-19 vaccine mandate. and other health restrictions. horns resonating with protesters around the world. staged similar demonstrations over covid-19 restrictions over t

dre, kendrick lamar and snoop dogg, who are all from south los angeles.since these artists are playing their own -- their hometown. so there is this sort of sweetness to what they are being asked to do. at all these artists in some ways intersect with the american political moment, especially kendrick lamar. so they all knew what they were dealing with. with that said, i'm for the halftime show, but i'm also for the reality that the ground the show takes place has a lot of landmines on it. amna: and how do you reconcile the two? 2016 is when colin kaepernick first took a knee against police brutality against like people. he never plays a day again in the nfl. now you have the headliner of the halftime show, whose lyrics are still not loving the police. m&m takes a knee during the performance. wesley: i hear the complaint people have like the discrepancy with what can happen in a halftime show and what can happen in the field. the idea that you and i are having a conversation and the nfl is really answering for much of anything, they get to have people lik

he was loving kendrick, loving everything. i'm there for everything mayry . blige.noop dogg, we're not asking larger questions about who is making allegations about these people over years and years and years. yesterday for me was a complex truth, you know. i was overjoyed to see hip-hop make it this far, and these are the songs i grew up on. so it was a party. but i did feel a churning inside that brought me back to the larger questions of the day about gender-based violence, about race and racism in the nchl and about how some of these larger questions are really being addressed when we're not in a moment of joyful reverence. >> go ahead and ask the questions now. i was struck by the fact that this performance was so wildly embraced by everyone i was seeing on social media, yet, if i rewind 25 years, these same types of voices would have been pushing for congressional hearings into the lyrics, into other things. >> not even the lyrics so much, but some of the allegations that have been made for years against some of these people. we talk about -- there's a song ca

dre, snoop, kendrick lamar, eminem and mary j. blige. come on! wow!s of million watching around the world loved it. >>> and some big olympic wins for team usa overnight. including that gold and silver in the debut of women's monobob. that after american erin jackson became the first black women to win an olympic medal in speed skating history. >> we've gotted all covered for you this morning. the rams in a moment. andrew whitworth now the oldest player in the league who just won his first ring after 16 seasons. first tom llamas with the highlights. good morning. >> good morning to you. rams fans war little nervous during that second half, like so much of the postseason. the game came down to the final drives. the rams best players this season. cooper kupp and aaron donald coming up big in the fourth quarter. this is a town that talks a lot about the lakers and the dodgers. but now it is the rams that have achieved l.a. glory. >> pass, kupp! got it. touchdown. >> the rams were built to win the super bowl, and they have sealed the deal. >> reporter: on

dre, snoop dogg, kendrick lamar, mary j.urprises. 50 cent, well, he literally dropped in, recreating a scene from his very first music video 20 years ago. i can't believe that was 20 years ago by the way. but one of the most talked about moments is this one. eminem taking a knee, seemingly referencing former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick's stance against racism and police violence. bomani jones joins me now. he's the host of the right time with bomani jones podcast. speaking of the title of your podcast, you've been waiting a long time. you actually tweeted about this. you've been campaigning for a decade to see this performance. was it everything you hoped it would be? >> oh, yeah. look, the mere idea, if you were around while they were hot, like the very idea that they would be in a place to be treated honestly with such an iconic status is almost bananas except if you remember that time, you realize how broadly accepted that music was in spite of the discussion of the controversial nature. by the time you get to the en

i guess how proud are you of kendrick? he's had a great season.loss to the bills. he absolutely killed it. >> yeah, i mean, i'm most proud of can introduce ex getting his game. a relationship kind of came about kendrick was looking to switch agency news looking for black asian action. and we just happened see the same people. i mean, i lived in portland, he knew some my friends and, you know, we it's sitting down and just talking about what he wanted to accomplish. what i was about nation that we were fit, wind. we're going to do in the complex. and so he retweeted it still do it. nice now. >> it's unfortunate, but it's a reality. we know in a lot of our communities, the youth, you know, they grow up. they want to be a pro athlete, football, basketball, baseball, whatever the case might be you out of anybody knows, especially working with athletes. how hard that is to do now. of course, none of us want to be dream killers, but we're also realistic. i guess my question for you is how much pride do you take in showing black boys and girls that there

i guess how proud are you of kendrick? he's had a great season.the bills. he absolutely killed it. >> yeah. i mean, i'm most proud of can introduce ex getting his game. a relationship kind of came about kendrick was looking to switch agency was looking for black asian action. and we just happened this in the same people. i mean, i loved it they're in. he knew some my friends and, you know, we them sitting down and just talking about what he wanted to accomplish. what i was about nation that we were fit. you know, when your wind we're going to do in the complex. and so he retweeted it still do it. nice now. >> it's unfortunate, but it's a reality. we know in a lot of our communities, the youth, you know, they grow up. they want to be a pro athlete, football, basketball, baseball, whatever the case might be you out of anybody knows, especially working with athletes. how hard that is to do now. of course, none of us want to be dream killers, but we're also realistic. i guess my question for you is how much pride do you take in showing black boys and

i guess how proud are you of kendrick? he's had a great season.n a loss to the bills. he absolutely killed it. >> yeah, i mean, i'm most proud of can introduce ex getting his game. a relationship kind of came about kendrick was looking to switch agency news looking for black asian action. and we just happened see the same people. i mean, i lived in portland, he knew some my friends and, you know, we them sitting down and just talking about what he wanted to accomplish. what i was about make sure that we were fit. you know, when you're lined, we're going to do in the complex. and so he retweeted it still do it. nice now. >> it's unfortunate, but it's a reality. we know in a lot of our communities, the youth, you know, they grow up. they want to be a pro athlete, football, basketball, baseball, whatever the case might be you out of anybody knows, especially working with athletes. how hard that is to do now. of course, none of us want to be dream killers, but we're also realistic. i guess my question for you is how much pride do you take in showing b

blige, eminem, and kendrick lamar, with a special gues appearance from 50 cent. and the n.f.l.¡s handling of those issues center stage. to discuss that, i'm joined by“ new york times” culture critic and pulitzer prize winner wesley morris. welcome back to the newshour, thanks for making the time am among the many reacts to the halftime show i saw, some people said it it was like a battle between enthusiasm and cynicism, that you could all of these hip-hops assembled, a fantastic show, a really good show, at the same time the stakes are on, hosted by the nfl which is facing years of allegation of racism, a lawsuit from a former coach, a a black man a sergt he was discriminated against. >> the thing about the halftime show, everyingle year it at least, at least since 2004, i believe that's the justin timberlake year, the halftime show has become this crucible of not only what the nfl is about but what this country stands for when it comes to the treatment of women, the treatment of african-americans. this year obviously was a big deal for a lot of music fans and yo

i guess how proud are you of kendrick?e's had a great season most recently in a loss to the bills. he absolutely killed it. >> yeah, i mean, i'm most proud of can introduce ex getting his game. a relationship kind of came about kendrick was looking to switch agency was looking for black aging action. and we just happened see the same people. i mean, i lived in portland, oregon. he knew some my friends and, you know, we screen them sitting down and just talking about what he wanted to accomplish. what i was about nation that we were fit, wind. we're going to do in the complex. and so he retweeted it still do it. nice now. >> it's unfortunate, but it's a reality. we know in a lot of our communities, the youth, you know, they grow up. they want to be a pro athlete, football, basketball, baseball, whatever the case might be you out of anybody knows, especially working with athletes. how hard that is to do now. of course, none of us want to be dream killers, but we're also realistic. i guess my question for you is how much prid

i guess how proud are you of kendrick? he's had a great season. most recently in a loss to the bills. he absolutely killed it. >> yeah, i mean, i'm most proud of can introduce ex getting his game. a relationship kind of came about kendrick was looking to switch agency news looking for black, asian action. and we just happened this in the same people. i mean, i lived in portland, he knew some my friends and, you know, we them sitting down and just talking about what he wanted to accomplish. what i was about nation that we were fit, wind. we're going to do in the complex. and so he retweeted it still do it. nice now. >> it's unfortunate, but it's a reality. we know in a lot of our communities, the youth, you know, they grow up. they want to be a pro athlete, football, basketball, baseball, whatever the case might be you out of anybody knows, especially working with athletes. how hard that is to do now. of course, none of us want to be dream killers, but we're also realistic. i guess my question for you is how much pride do you take in showing black

i mean, i think that anna kendrick is so charming.drick. with barbie as well, that is a powerful duo. i think that is an ad that clearly got the message across. and then with the he man reference at the end, consumers of my age anyway, that pulled at the heart strings. >> okay. they all weren't apparently great. let's look at one you say missed the mark. >> space, the boundary of human achievement. the new frontier. ehh. ♪ it's not time to escape. it's time to engage. it's time to plant more trees. >> all right. got to love matthew mcconaughey. that one not so much for you? >> yeah, i think the problem is that it just -- i mean, i tweeted this last night. it's not that i'm not on #team earth, but i think it was sort of an odd message from a customer relationship management platform. it was just sort of i think they were trying to appeal to people who are green and ecologically minded. there wasn't a tie back to the company itself. it just sort of -- it was a head scratcher. >> another one you say missed, this budweiser ad. listen. >>

dre, snoop dogg, eminem, kendrick lamar and mary j.. >> i'm glad you brought that up because snoop dogg called it a dream come true. but for those of us who grew up in the '90s, this show will be the dream come true. >> i was going to say, it sounds like a mixed tape that we would make with all those artists. >> recorded off the radio, waiting for the deejay to stop talking. >> life was rough. we'll let will tan in the studio. ♪ ♪ >>> time for "wait, what?" starting with a story that deserves that title because it's a story of women using the bathroom like men. a pair of british stedesigners e developed the female urinal, they call it the pequil. it features six newly designed urinals to be squatted over, not sat on. it is even made with cleverly positioned walls that block direct view without needing any door. >> they have secured $340,000 in funding. it is set to be tested out this summer at festivals. the refuse will be collected to be recycled in to electricity. >> wait what, if you go to the east, this is how people use the bathro

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dre to kendrick lamar, eminem, mary j. blige. they all have connection to the inter scope.a deep dive into the visual arts. lee cowan spoke to inter scope founder, jimmy ivy. ♪ >> reporter: when jay z and his roc nation partnered with the nfl to produce this sunday's pepsi super bowl halftime show, he knew exactly the lineup he wanted. but he needed help convincing five of the biggest names in hip-hop to perform together. so who better to reach out to than one of the most storeyed record labels in the industry? >> jay z called me and dre and he said, it's l.a., this had to happen. >> reporter: interscope records, currently led by john janik, u used to being in the headlines. he started collecting some of the most eye popping eye activities in music. >> we decided that the label was going to try to find the best talent we could, and then what we were going to do was let them loose. just say, do what you want to do. >> reporter: the son of a longshoreman, he dropped out of college at 19 to get into the music business. as an engineer he worked with the likes of john lennon, to

dray, and surprise guest, 50 cent headline, the half time show. side to along with mary j. blige, kendrick, lamar and emily. if all the bonus legal title rights between brazil dormant and by and munich scanning ties are there any champions left the door open by losing to boca and then dormant, took 3 points against union ballot on the edge of the forest on the edge of berlin is where football mates fashion, and we hope mates, expectation dormant hope to close the gap on by munich. most football fans had little expectation they would rise to the occasion. scoring owls is never their problem. mca royce got the ball rolling, fitting it through the legs of the keeper for one mill. 6 minutes later, the captain was assisted by marlyn. he took out the defender before royce, took out the keeper to kneel at half time, but recent history says, don't mind. i never safe when expected to win even after rata gretel made at 3. the tension remained for the dormant coach wondering who was going to show them how to defend a lead. their inspiration came from an unlikely source. kevin move out, smashed in a h

when it comes to hip hop, it spans from dre to kendrick and mary j.blige.ecorded together, but nothing like this. anticipation is building for what promises to be an electric pepsi super bowl halftime performance with headliners dr. dre -- ♪♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: snoop dogg, eminem, mary j. blige and kendrick lamar. five of the biggest names coming together at sofi stadium. the show is being hyped as groundbreaking for putting hip hop center stage for the first time. >> we're going to open more doors for hip hop artists in the future and make sure they understand this is what it should have been a long time ago. >> we know people don't want hip hop on stage now. there ain't nothing you can do about it. >> reporter: eminem has nerves. >> there is nothing more final than live tv. >> reporter: which might lead some to wonder how -- um-hmm -- how clean it will would be. >> there will be no wardrobe malfunctions. >> reporter: the lineup coversm kendrick lamar who admits he looked up to his co-stars as a kid. for the first time ever, deaf performers will be featured.

kendrick lamar and eminem weren't there.ut how the time has finally come for hip-hop to take center stage and that it's long overdue. take a listen. >> this is what it's about. this is what hip-hop in the nfl is talking about. change and moving forward. we appreciate the nfl for even entertaining hip-hop. >> we're going to open more doors for hip-hop artists in the future and making sure the nfl understands this is what it should have been a long time ago. you understand what i'm saying? yeah. we going to show them exactly how professional we can be, how dope we can be on stage and how exciting we're going to be to the fans. >> so this is all coming amidst turmoil in the nfl, colin kaepernick, brian flores's lawsuit with the miami dolphins. >> will they say something? >> yes. >> the platform. >> maybe they'll say something in their lyrics, change something in their lyrics. i don't necessarily know. it's not like an awards show where you start opining about an election. i looked back at the last decade plus of halftime perfor

snoop dogg, kendrick lamar, dr. dre, mary j.lige. >> the place kicker didn't even go to the locker room at halftime. i thought i'm not sure you need to sit there watching. it was that good. >> as someone who needed to go to sleep, i went through the halftime show and then went to sleep. so what does that say? had to see it. >> reporter: you missed a great ending, though, brianna. >> i know. i got two more hours of sleep than john berman. andy, thank you for being with us this morning bright and early in los angeles. >>> breaking this morning, a scan after a russian team sensation will be allowed to compete in the figure skating competition despite failing a drug test. valiyeva tested positive for a banned medication in december, a medication that can help with endurance. an international court said she can compete because she is a minor. if she wins, there will be no medal ceremony, which is a dramatic ceremony. one of the first to report on this scandal, christine brennan. there's so much to talk about here, christine. what do

speaking of the halftime show, kendrick lamar. yeah, he refused to say the word or get in d c bleep it out. reference the police black lives matter. doctor, dre, he's talked about. he talked still popping on a sleeve, still not trust. police eminem took knee at the end. i don't. if you picked up the controversy, the halftime show was something else. yeah. and as far we've come a long way from colin kaepernick in just 3 or 4 years an end. and it was also really a spectacle. i mean, you know, when that new stadium and everything, they clearly. >>it's like they constructed city with all the rooms or whatever is premature for me. upside down, performing. okay. let's get your favorite topic, which is romance. yes. it did. you put on the blue shirt today for valentine's day. do you do you spend money on special things? >>and doing your sad that my lady, a pair shoes. duke and i don't want to break out my shoes. did you pick him out? >>yeah, was going to keep doesn't write a letter that said, you know, let's go for a walk every day toget

blige, and kendrick lamar. tonight, one of golden gate park's biggest and brightest attractions will include a special valentine's day display. peacock meadows will feel the love starting at sundown. the art is an enchanted forest of shapes and ever-changing light. 2000 led lights makeup sculptures in the park. the display will be up through monday. "entwined" will continue through march 5. if you want to check it out, it should be good weather, though not as warm as what we have been experiencing. spencer: this has been an unusually warm spell, record highs two or three days in a row. cooler weather is on the way. we have like to call him wind across the bay area right now. most areas with measurable wind have speeds under 10 miles per hour. we have a little bit of a temperature change, one to three degrees cooler in most bay area locations than at this time yesterday. still much warmer than average this time of year. here is a view from san francisco. 72 in the city, oakland 69. 77 in mountain view. 63 at hal

blige, kendrick lamar. eminem taking a knee. you see fans trying to set a bus on fire. we'll have more on this story ahead. >>> breaking overnight, 15-year-old russian figure skater kamila valiyeva, will be able to continue to skate at the olympics despite testing positive back in december for a performance enhancing drug. this isn't just about your heart. it increases endurance. patrick mcenroe. in addition, the ioc said if she wins, and she's the heavy favorite, she won't get the medal at the olympics. they're not going to have a medal ceremony. at least as far as they're concerned, it doesn't count just yet. >> this is getting more bizarre by the day, john. after watching a great super bowl and epic halftime performance, a great game, i'm tossing and turning all night thinking about this issue. i wake up an hour or so ago and i see this news. this is what i'm thinking about. indulge me for a second. i'm looking at my phone because i'm looking at names of other figure skaters. anas anastasia,, germ main. lindsay vonsford from the netherlands. as a former athlete, i'm

but it was anna kendrick. she has a barbie dream house and she is the realtor. outbid. [laughter] it is some kind of mortgage loan thing on their cap. she is like, "the navels are a little -- the neighbors are a little eh." again, can't name the company, but it was a good commercial. drew: with that housing market. reggie: someone has an all cash offer. drew: what was her sister's name? schipperke? -- skipper? kumasi: how much would you pay to live next he-man? reggie: how much money is there in the world? kumasi: he loves he-man. drew: are we talking millions or billions? reggie: when you are at six years old. kumasi: he loves some he-man. reggie: oceans seven. drew: i feel that. let's talk about it happening outside. it is the coolest picture. here is the tam cam. the sun is rising at exactly 7 a.m. you can see a lot of new cloud -- low cloud cover right now. as a blend of sun and clouds later on today. unfortunately, pollen is on the rise once again. this is the big question i get every day, when will we get relief? no relief anytime soon. tree pollen back at

kendrick lamar, not quite as white and rich as him and dr. dre, you got to scrub your line. >> all right. jason, kick it off. >> i got to be honest. nobody noticed. i was around bengals fans. when eminem came out, he didn't get the loudest cheers, it was mary j blige. many didn't notice he was taking a knee. it's the performative change. if somebody came out on stage like colin kaepernick was a dancer and came out or somebody said shoutout to brian flores, at this point taking a knee is not as provocative as five years ago. >> i wore my i'm with cat top. i have to be honest. i was a very big tomboy as a kid. i was a fanatic football fan but i fell out of love with the nfl and the game because it just became very clear that this was a sport with a lot of black people in it but not with power. no coaches, very few people allowed to get into the quarterback spot. it's difficult for me to love the game. anything they do is disruptive, i'm for it. they pay for that stage, michael. dr. dre put the money up for that stage. they own that stage. they

dre, snoop dogg, eminem, kendrick lamar and $.50. the kicker for the bengals state and watch, first play of the second half here is joe burrow avoiding pressure and a home run ball to higgins. good no call or not? 75 yards as the 17-13 lead. bang bang play, first play a los angeles's next of the past tipped into the giving the bengals a chance for a field goal 20-13. final five minutes, cooper was clutch. catch after catch and here's another one. stafford to kupp for the 23-20 lead. the bengals had time, 45 seconds left, fourth and one but aaron donald gets a handful of joe burrow the pass incomplete and it was over the rams win their first super bowl representing los angeles 23-20. kupp the mvp. >> been here for eight years a lot of ups and downs so for this to come full circle you know all the hard work you put into the game that's what it's for. so mission complete. >> that will do it this morning, some of you i might see you at the john madden memorial for this afternoon at the oakland coliseum. we will see you later. >>> coming

version of compton, california, the birthplace of some of hip-hop's most influential artists including kendrickar. >> ♪ >> reporter: mary j. blige saying her heart out from the rooftop. >> ♪ >> reporter: with his entrance, eminem literally brought the house down. >> ♪ >> reporter: eminem and it his performance by taking a knee, re-creating the stands made by former quarterback colin kaepernick to call attention to racial injustice. >> i think big picture, people who would agree with him taking a knee think the same thing. it is not over. this has not been fixed. the nfl and many other professional sports still have a huge problem with race. >> reporter: nate burlison, cbs news, california. >>> l.a. rams wide receiver van jefferson may have won the super bowl but he did not stick around to celebrate and he had a very good excuse, perhaps the best excuse ever. he had to rush to the hospital because his wife was having a baby. jefferson's wife reportedly went into labor in the middle of the game. stadium seating is not good for that. her official due date was february 17 but as you can see, the ba

dre, snoop, mary j., kendrick lamar performing. >> hip-hop is the biggest music, the biggest genre ofcognized, you know. >> hip-hop and rap on the grand stage at the super bowl. the nfl has evolved. so, we're here in los angeles, this brand-new stadium. sofi stadium, couple years old. it is gorgeous. the question now, with sofi stadium here in l.a., the new stadium out in las vegas, where does the bay area fit into all this? will levi stadium ever get another super bowl? the 49ers executives are hoping so. remember back six years ago, super bowl l, the broncos beat the carolina panthers, hello to lady gaga. that was a great show that. whole week was spectacular. from san francisco to the peninsula to santa clara. the question is can it return? we spoke with one of the most influential people in the national football league just a short while ago. >> san francisco, the bay area, it's god's country and i mean that. so i think a lot of san francisco, it's one of the great cities of the world. and, yes, it has all the trappings to have the super bowl. >> okay. jerry jones, who is so power

. >> legends and doctor dre, mary j blige snoop and kendrick lamar figure to make this year's super bowl halftime show unforgettable. but can we add megan thee stallion's name to that list? wow. to line up. well, entertainment tonights, nischelle turner joins us now with an exclusive interview with the houston rapper. >> hey, vicki and grant, there's already so much talent perform at the halftime show. after talking aeg, we have a theory she could be hitting the stage 2. >> let me ask you this. are you excited the super bowl halftime show? this will be my heart actually attending the super bowl too. >> like this is this is like such a historic event. i'm so ready like this is like such a big moment for him. might. excited. >> okay. so let's connect the dots on why we think we could see meg show up as a surprise performer on february 13th. she's done a collab with beyonce. jay z's. roc nation is producing the halftime show and she's 1000. mary j blige on the same record late. >> has anybody reached out? >> i don't know what you want me my surprise. suppose we have would you like to be on

dre and mary j.blige and kendrick lamar. storm because a lot of performers are from l.a. the game itself is in l.a. they say more importantly bringing hip-hop performance to the halftime show is well overdue. >> hip-hop is the biggest genre of music on the planet right now. it is crazy that it took all of this and all this time for us to be recognized, you know? >> going to be so good. >> dr. dre joked that he had to convince snoop dog and enimen not to have a wardrobe malfunction. >> i love the shakira and j-lo, i think i am going to love this one. >> coming up, will shaun white get the gold? yes, please. you can catch him competing in the men's halfpipe when we come back. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! i would like to start with a quick roll call. funshine bear? care bear in the care chair! snuggie? hiiiii. nick cho. hi, i'm your korean dad! mother nature. here and everywhere. dog and grandma. here. alr

. ♪ from snoop dogg to eminem to kendrick lamar, and even mary j. -- ♪ -- a nonstop homage to the greatestyourself in the music, the moment ♪ >> eminem taking a knee. and from start to finish -- ♪ -- a surprise appearance by 50 cent. ♪ celebs in attendance for the big game in la-la land, martha and tracy, martha and guy, bennifer 2.0 there in the stands. shawn mendes, nile horan and justin bieber as well. before the game, the rock proving that there's something for non-football fans on super bowl sunday too. >> it is time, time for a team to unleash a soul-crushing, unrelenting defense. >> reporter: how big are the rock's arms trending on google ahead of the game. as for the commercials, bmw, halle berry for see czar's, awkwafina for disney+. >> i'll get the next one. >> reporter: in an epic reunion, the cast of austin powers coming back together for gm. >> ladies and gentlemen, our takeover of general motors is complete. >> reporter: super bowl commercials cost an estimated $7 million for a 30-second spot this year. that's the highest in super bowl history. andrew, mona. >> our thanks to

dre, snoop dogg, kendrick la mar, eminem, and mary j. blige were in the first show built around rap and hip-hop. the halftime performance was my favorite part of this game -- besides, of course, the fact the rams bringing home the win. also get this -- rams' wide receiver van jefferson didn't have much time to celebrate because his wife reportedly went into labor mid game. he rushed to the hospital later posting holding their baby with the caption "times two." >> he's having a good day to say the least. i enjoyed the halftime show, too. danya bacchus in englewood, thank you. >>> so breaking overnight, the busiest u.s./canada border crossing has reopened after protests over covid restrictions closed it for nearly a week. canadian police arrested the last demonstrators and cleared out vehicles blocking the span late yesterday. the ambassador bridge normally carries 25% of all trade d -- between the two countries. the blockade impacted both sides at the border, especially the auto industry. >> was there a safety concern yesterday because it

dre, eminem, and kendrick lamar will perform.s met with the media yesterday and said the nfl was late embracing hip-hop and vowed the show will create more opportunities for the genre. >> we're going to go on and do a fantastic show, and we're going to do it so big that they can't deny us anymore in the future. >> the vision is to give what -- do what i do, just leave it all on the stage. >> this is a blessing because the super bowl is the biggest sporting event in the world, and hip-hop is the biggest form of music in the world. >> yep. >> for us to be able to have the opportunity to bring the two worlds together -- >> the halftime show is expected to run about 12 minutes. >>> and one more musical note from the super bowl. country music star mickey guyton will sing the national anthem. >> i think there is an important moment for our country. important -- there is an important time, you know. we're going through so much. a pandemic, social unrest, all of that's going on. >> she said her performance will include a choir, that she

blige eminem, kendrick lamar and a surprise appearance by 50 cent upside down to begin, and then he was that. there's also a lot of talk about eminem taking a knee during the halftime performance. the nfl says it was aware of that rapper eminem was going to kneel during the halftime performance. kneeling, of course, became controversial in the nfl after quarterback colin kaepernick began using it to protest police brutality and racial injustice. and then there are those who watch the super bowl strictly for the commercials. now we can reduce tailpipe emissions. i'm sorry. i'm i no longer dr evil. i'm dr good now i didn't get the memo. changes argument? well general motors feature the cast of the austin powers movies to power its message about electric vehicles. and free delay had grammy winner megan the stallion showcase its flaming hot chips. they were among the many celebrities to star in these ads during us now we have john reed, founder and executive creative director at bay ad agency, illuminator, john, thanks so much for joining us. hey, thanks for having me. appreciate it. so wha

the half time show along with mary j. blige. kendrick lamar and imminent. here's what the eli ram said just moments after clenching the tiger super bowl champ. i, you know, they made it really difficult and i got a lot of respect for that bangles defense, but they found a way and then once we got down in the tight red area, felt like it was about 60 place for us to be able to finally get that one in on the fade and the pick up is the man. it has been just a perfect team. the perfect setup are so thankful for everyone has been around me. it was a, i mean really, i don't know it's, it's still really hasn't hit me. it is the 14th of february a day when much of the world celebrates the power of love von valentine's day from secretly sent cards to surprise proposals. there are endless ways to let cupids arrow hit. you. these loved strokes, scuba divers, look at these people. they found an alternative way to show just how deep their love really is. this was off the greek island of ione. salts with hearts messages under water. and this was organized by the islands

rapper kendrick lamar didn't disappoint with dre day draped all over his dancers. >> this hip-hop powerhouser skeptics who doubted old-school hip-hop could wowed the crowd. critics raving their halftime show is one of the best since beyonce and bruno mars. back in 2000, 16. and this halftime extravaganza wasn't without some controversy. m and m apparently defied the nfl when he took one knee after performing lose yourself something former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick did during the national anthem as a call for racial justice. since then, no nfl team has hired the quarterback since the 2016 season. the time. 4.55 the clock and the mcdonald's plant based burger. the mcplant. >> he's going to be available in the bay area and dallas fort worth areas which kind of cool the burger features a patty. >> made from plant based ingredients like peas and rice and potatoes. it was actually co-developed with beyond meat. it's going to be available at approximately 600 participating locations for a limited time. they're going to test it out and see if customers like it. only select restaurants are goi

they will take the stage alongside him and him and kendrick lamar. the artists all say that it's been a long time coming for this opportunity and they think it's going to be a game changer. >> what it's about is what hip hop in the nfl is supposed to be about represent about change about moving forward. so we appreciate the nfl for so we appreciate the nfl for even entertaining part because pop off stage to here now and they know that you can we're going to show exactly how professional we can be. how don't we can be on stage and how. >> next, how exciting. we're going to be to the fans. so we'll let you know what it is. it. >> the music legend's also say that you can expect some surprises, too, although they didn't provide details except to say those surprises won't be in the form of any wardrobe malfunctions. >> kevin that them that many to do moguls. freestyle. well, he's done for you to hip action. >> cancer survivor and sports fan kevin mcdermott is proudly aprepresenting his native great britain in his own version of the winter olympics. his wi

blige, kendrick lamar, are they the type of people who are going to be quiet?ave a microphone in their hands, and i think it'll be interesting to see whether or not they comment in some way or another, stylistically like beyonce d when she was the halftime performer, or any in a more deliberate and vocal way during the game on sunday. >> sreenivasan: one of the biggest differences, i think, if anybody who's been on the internet in the last couple of weeks has seen the overwhelming number of ads for sports betting because so many states have made it legal now for you to be betting online and i can't imagine, i mean, super bowl sunday is going to be one of the biggest betting days ever. >> so, what you've had in the last three years is the supreme court decided that states could regulate sports betting, and a lot of state i believe it's around 30 now, have taken them up on that and are doing it. so, you knowthere are apps, there are casinos, there are all of these different entities that are looking to get piece of a very lucrative betting market. and what they'r

j. blige and kendrick lamar and eminem love back on feel the here's what the los angeles rams had. to say after claiming the super bowl, you know, they made it really difficult and i got a lot of respect for that bangles defense. but they found a way and then once got down in the tight red area, felt like it was about 60 plays for us to be able to finally get that one in on the fade and pick up is the man. it has been just a perfect team. to perfect set up on to so thankful for evelyn has been around me. it was a, i mean, really, i don't know if it's still really hasn't hit me. there. belin, allah has made a name as the most political of all the major international film festivals on our after a lukewarm start. it's beginning to liven up to it live up rather to it's reputation . while over the weekend, the competition put women front and center, focusing the limelight on the fight for their rights and those of others. bobby coordinates is a woman on a mission. one that might seem impossible that'll see her take on the u. s. government and when and last reasons movie robbie a corn us