maroon five and kendrick lamar, a lot of the duets will be great. also, green day will be back and we have staying being honored with a special award. we will see a sting medley. jummy: we are big fans of staying. -- sting. have you been hearing anything around the grapevine? >> we know a lot of the big moments have been that will revolve around drake. the awards of merit that they don't give this out every year. they reserve it for people who have really made a contribution to the music industry. there might be some surprises. that would be the place to look. jummy: linda lopez joining us from new york. we look forward to that show on jummy: what started as a routine traffic stop ended in a holiday surprise. police in fort worth, texas handed out turkeys instead of pulled over for small traffic violations. >> she still don't cook, though. jummy: why don't you cook the turkey? i can't believe that. doug: i would get a 14 pound butterball across my head. it will big gorgeous, sunshine, 70 degrees. it all cha 67. clouds roll in, gusty winds and shower

. - [eric] or did kendrick lamar sample it and then she's probably got there that way. - i don't know, but somehow she came to it and when she was small, i forced tte beatles on her and she didn't resist. - [eric] it's like vaccines, it's the right decision. - if you want to raise them right, you know, it's the right decision. it is. she was auditioning for something and i played it and she sang 'yesterday,' that's what she chose. - is this something that she's thinking about doing, and if so, and even if not, how do you feel about that? about it being the family business. - i'm fine with it. i know it can be a hard road, but wild horses couldn't have stopped me from doing it. and i've never pushed it, i've never been the stage mother and i tried to teach her to play guitar, that was a big mistake. she's just come to it on her own. whenever she asks me for help, or to collaborate, or something, i do it. i'm just letting her find her own way. - [eric] what were you like at that age? we have just a couple of minutes left, i'm curious. - there's my mother. - [eric] well i'm trying not to

bruno 5 -- kendrick lamar and maroon five close the show. somewhere between their there were other performances. full recap, >>> good morning, america. the northeast hit by the first major snowstorm of the the season. a foot of snow already falling. more on the way. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour. temperatures plunging from chicago to florida, as millions prepare to hit the road for thanksgiving. >>> breaking right massive manhunt. four police officers shot from st. louis to san antonio. a cop attacked while driving his squad car. a 20-year vet ran gunned down while writing a ticket. >>> president trump closes in on new cabinet picks. 21 meetings in two days. an announcement about secretary of defense is imminent.

foundation, all the work that you've guys are doing, keep reading, keep writing and in the words of kendrick lamar, we are going to be all right. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [music] >> follow the transition of government on c-span, as donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states and republicans maintain control of the u.s. house and senate. we will take you to key events as they happen without interruption, watch live on c-span. watch on demand at c-span.org or listen on our free c-span radio app. >> thank you all very much. welcome to congress. [cheers and applause] >> we are so honored tonight to welcome susan cheever, novelist as she launches her newest book drinking in america, our secret history. you'll tell us the secrets. [laughter] >> her distinguished bibliography includes the cummings alive chosen by the economist as one of the best books of that year and now considered the definitive biography of that iconic classic poet. other works include american bloom berry, and my name is bill, bill wilson, his life and the creation of alcoholics anonymous and home b

you are listening to everything from rolling stones to, you know, kendrick lamar to, you know, salsa, reggae, so what is true music, what is true food is also true in politics and ideas. the great thing about young people is that has made your identities both national but also international. people here are peruvian, but you are also people who care about what happens around this continent and around the world. it means that you can be both proud of your haitian heritage and live in the bahamas, and also be concerned about what happens in africa or what is happening in myanmar. that is a good thing. i will be honest with you, older people are threatened than younger people by this convergence. now that i have gray hair, i see what happens as you get older. you get set in your ways. you are afraid of things that are new. and often times, politicians can feed into that sense that everything is changing so fast, let's go back to our old identities. identities of race or tribe or nationality. and my main advice, not just to world leaders but world citizens, to citizens around the world, i

you are listening to everything from rolling stones to, you know, kendrick lamar to, you know, salas, reggae, so what is true music, what is true food is also true in politics and ideas. the great thing about young people is that has made your identities both national but also international. people here are peruvian, but you are also people who care about what happens around this continent and around the world. it means that you can be both proud of your haitian heritage and live in the bahamas, and also be concerned about what happens in africa or what is happening in myanmar. that is a good thing. i will be honest with you, older people are threatened than younger people by this convergence. now that i have gray hair, i see what happens as you get older. you get set in your ways. you are afraid of things that are new. and often times, politicians can feed into that sense that everything is changing so fast, let's go back to our old identities. identities of race or tribe or nationality. and my main advice, not just to world leaders but world citizens, to citizens around the world, i

>>> now now with a maroon 5 and kendrick lamar's performance one of the big highlights. lara, you have everything else? >> amy, the american music awards showcased the biggest stars. justin bieber, bruno mars, just to name a few. it was an icon from another generation who brought the house down. ? >> reporter: bruno mars kicked off the amas with his 24-karat magic. ? tell me what's that sound ? >> reporter: while the biebs begged the crowd to let me love you. ? don't you give up i won't give up ? ? let me love you let me love you ? >> reporter: and fans happily obliging his requests. ? every breath you take and every move you make every bond you break every step you take i'll be watching you ? >> reporter: sting on hand to receive a lifetime achievement award. delighted young and old alike with a medley of career-spanning hits. ? i hope that someone gets my i hope that someone gets my i hope that someone gets my message in a bottle ? >> reporter: selena gomez first public appearance since taking a break from the spotlight last august. >> if you are broken, you do not hav

and adam levine performed with kendrick lamar. and arianna grande walked away with artist of the year. >> what network does that? >> i don't know. >> just not enough music awards. >> vmas, amas, grammys. >>> landon dowdy is joining us with a look at the consumer staples sector this morning. hi, landon. >> hi, good monday morning to you. consumer staples have taken a turn for the worst in the second half of 2016. and the sector is down marginally compared to the overall s&p up 7% year to indict. while staples tend to underperform during periods of rate increases, there are bright spots. gugenheim partners says they have been benefiting from ways sectors haven't. who is benefiting? sysco and tyson up 30%. they are posting a 10% in the latest earnings report. and archer daniels midland up 18%. but who are the losers year to date? beauty products company coty up 26% as investors are concerned that the recently purchased p&g plans need more spending to turn them around. kroger is down 20% on severe food deflation for about ten straight