aristotle: this is going to be lamar. lamar: lamar, nice to meet you. lemonis: lamar, nice to meet you. i'm marcus. lamar: yeah, pleasure. ian: ian. lemonis: ian, nice to meet you. ian: pleasure. jeremy: jeremy. lemonis: jeremy, nice to meet you. jeremy: good to meet you. lemonis: so do you guys all work for ellison? jeremy: part-time. lamar: part-time. lemonis: what do each of you do? lamar: i'm the brand director and creative director for ellison. ian: i do operations so everything from logistics to sales fulfillment, the content and copy for all of our campaigns that we do. lemonis: the content and copy separate from the branding? ian: correct. lemonis: and then what's your role? jeremy: my role is corporate branding, so like i like to say, the ... lemonis: so how is that different from what you do? jeremy: so i do the manufacturing side of it, so i'm the tangibles. i take his awesome ideas and his vision, and we put it to the tangibles like the packaging itself. lemonis: i'm not really sure this business needs a whole team like this. the jobs that t

. >> lamar and drake are two of a score of artists who declined to perform at the show. been complaints that the recording academy needs to diversify its membership. the show also had problems with gender equality. >> this year, grammy award winner alicia keys is hosting the ceremony. one change on a long list of efforts that the academy is making. joining us is ebony steele. how are you? >> i am great. you all look fantastic. are you going to the grammys? is that happening today? >> first of all, your choices for big winners tonight? >> well, we can't ignore the fact that kendrick lamar and drake having the most nominations and album of the year is a tough one, too. if you think about that, who is really going to walk away with it? you're talking about all of the women, let's just face it. this year is a big year for women. >> look at the names. >> a big year for hip-hop so this could be a lot of what we think could happen could actually be split. you can't think -- forget the "black panther" album. >> i was going to say. >> right. i think that is the one that comes off

the event is going ahead despite the absence of three leading nominees — the rappers kendrick lamar,w by peter bowes in los angeles. peter, why are these three wrappers attending? —— white ———— why aren't these three rappers. some of the leading artists like kendrick lamar, and also ariana grande was having a public spat over her choice of song. she wanted to perform her latest single that they wanted a medley of her music. it turned into quite a nasty war of words. she has decided to stay away. another of the artists, 21 savage, he was arrested artists, 21 savage, he was arrested a week ago for overstaying is visa, he is from the uk. who are the front—runners for the major rewards? kendrick lamar, aged nominations will stop even though he didn't have an album of his own art last year, he is up for producing the music to black panther. he curated it as well. it is also going to be up for an oscar in a few weeks time. there is an interesting synergy for the grammys for music and the oscars for music. a star is born and of course lady gaga hotly tipped to perform her song. there have b

"all the stars," kendrick lamar & sza. "rockstar," post malone & 21 savage.ust want s creatingusicsh gambino haseef the greatest joys of my life. as a kid growing up in sweden, loving american music i always drement of migrating here, working with artists dike donald glover. i really wish he was hear with us right now because this is truly his vision. and he gets all the credit. in matter where are you born or what country are you from, you connect in america. it speaks to people, it connects, right to your soul. it calls out injustice, celebrates life, and reunites all at the same time. and we so happy to be here. we want to thank rca. world shall we want to thank all the rappers featured on the song, 21 savage who should be here tonight, young star, slim jim. ♪ >> keys: the rap music is getting quicker and quicker. and now the grammy for album of the year, 20 years ago this a wart want to lauryn hill what an incredible album, shout out to lawyerin. and now the amazing and diverse nominations for album of the year. >> announcer: "invasion of privacy," cardi

up next, senator lamar alexander chairs the senate education committee. he talks about lowering the cost of higher education and civil fine the student aid process. he spoke at the american enterprise institute and washington, d.c. followed by discussion about his education proposals. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the american enterprise institute. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the american enterprise institute. it is a pleasure to have you here for today's event. the agenda for higher education reform with senator lamarr alexander and a group of panelists. my name is ryan streeter. i have the pleasure of having you here to introduce th

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actually solve people's problems they can't get bipartisan legislation done in education, frankly, lamar alexander has been talking about that, and he o do patty murray did in the k-12 not, they can say this is what we want to pass. >> we have less than two minutes. i wanted to ask, the average $59,000 to ary is more in n 2017, it is california or new york, less in mississippi. what is a fair average salary. what would you like to see it get to? to weingarten: i was asked chancellor rudy question in that february 20 -- i'm sorry, said to 1998, and i to be r salaries need high enough that teachers can a decent middle familiesome with their without working two and three and four jobs. did the kly, when we first contract in 2002, the i negotiated with frankly michael bloomberg and salaries by 16% we20% in that contract, what saw immediately is we went down rom 17,000, 18,000 people in the system who were uncertified to about 2,000 or 3,000, and least -- people starting to think about staying in teaching. teachers, just like other workers, but teachers make a of erence in the lives others. t

and if they can't get bipartisan education done in education, although lamar alexander has been talking about how he wants to do that, and he and patty murray did that with the k-12 bill, but congress is going to be out there saying, this is what we would have passed, this is what we want to do. host: less than two minutes left. the average teacher salary in this salary is about $60,000 a year, at least in 2017. it is more in places like in new york and california, less in places like mississippi and virginia. what is a fair, average salary? ms. weingarten: i was asked that the first day i was president of the teachers union februaryrk city in -- februaryd i said 1998. and i said, our salaries need to be high-end off so that teachers can have a decent, middle-class income for their families without having to work two and three jobs. and when we did our first contract in 2002 in new york city, the first contract i and it was with michael bloomberg, and we raised teacher salaries between 16% and 23% in that contract, what we saw was that immediately we went down from having 17,000, 18 tho

that's lamar. he will be pushing that tire all the way down. leonaoesn't have me doing are tihat big just yet. but this is an idea of the work i've been doing. i've been working with leona for a few weeks now. and the whole goal for me was to select wasn't getting anywhere with my fitness goal. let's see what you can do, lamar, with leona, for a second. how big is this tire how heavy? >> this tire is about250 pounds. >> i'm not ready for that yet. you can do it. let's see what you can do it. >> you're going to flip it, jump on it and step down. keep going. go,go, . >> reporter: okay. >> there you go. jump on top, stepdown. >> reporter: i'm not there with my fitness. >> but you will be. >> reporter: i will be. that's what she says. >> you will flip that tire. >> talk to us about, when a person decides to do it on their own. or get someone like you, to hp them reach fitness goals. >> it's all about motivation. we're trying to t the fitness goals to the next level. we help you set your goals. we help you achieve your goals. we push you harder than

well, kendrick lamar, another of those where there has been a question mark over whether he would attend they are battling it out for potentially the most wins of the night. but i think the highlight of the show so far has been a tribute to dolly parton. it's really just happen in been a tribute to dolly parton. it's reallyjust happen in the last few minutes, dolly parton, well in to her 70s now, she is still going strong, she is still performing. and a beautiful moment when she was duetting with some of the biggest female stars of today, katy perry, miley cyrus. she was performing julian. and it wasjust miley cyrus. she was performing julian. and it was just a miley cyrus. she was performing julian. and it wasjust a magical moment. the entire audience up en masse feet, plodding, taking part in the singing —— jolene. masse feet, plodding, taking part in the singing ——jolene. and masse feet, plodding, taking part in the singing —— jolene. and just a beautiful moment for one of the vetera n beautiful moment for one of the veteran stars of the business. no doubt you will continue to watch e

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his win comes years after rappers have struggled to win, west, andjay-z, kanye kendrick lamar. female artists stole the show. >> the grammys were criticized for not having a strong female presence. the host of the night was female, alicia keys. she has 15 grammies to her name. a huge female presence there. the first performance was by camila cabello . many powerful women went on stage to share what music means to them. obama, jennifer lopez, jayda pinkett smith. making a statement the female presence is there. celebted her birthday, singing to the crowd. won by anew artist was woman, dua lipa. it was definitely our night. >> let's look at the top stories. iran marks a 40 year the revolution swept the country in 1979. linked tourned out punishing sanctions from the u.s. the political crisis in venezuela deepens. aposition leader calling it crime against humanity. spain is bracing for the most sensitive trial in four decades of democracy. protesters are facing charges including a failed protest in 2017. with anothering chapter in the u.s.-china trade saga. >> the top two economie

senator lamar alexander suggests loan payments should be automatically taken out of income...taxes. he says the borrower would not pay more than ten percent of their income. if they lose their job or do not make enough they would not pay anything and it would not affect their credit score. according to the tennessee republican-- if the borrower does not like that plan-- they can opt for the existing ten- year loan repayment plan schedule. senator alexander believes it will help loans get paid off quicker. ( robin ) moving on to the warriors-- the champs now at the all-star break. but all the buzz is surrounding head coach steve kerr. he is getting hit with a 25- thousand dollar fine for what happened in portland. the drama started in the 4th quarter. draymond green gets called for a flagrant foul that didn't look flagrant, but kerr wasn't having it he jumps off the bench ... throws down his clipboard and goes right at the refs. he storms onto the court and is screaming at the officials ... leaving them no choice but to n.

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. >> reporter: even some republicans like lamar alexander calling the declaration and necessary, unwise and inconsistent with the u.s. constitution. donald trump had an answer for those accusing him of making up a crisis at the border. >> what do you say to your critics who say you are creating a national emergency and concocting a national emergency to get your wall. >> do you think i'm creating something? ask these incredible women who lost their daughters and sons, okay? because your question is a very political question because you have an agenda. >> reporter: donald trump was referring to all the angel families in attendance at today's announcement. some later approached the cnn correspondent who asked that question and he invited them to share their stories on live tv. >> my only son, ronald, who was murdered by an illegal alien. we need to secure the border to protect american citizens. donald trump is completely correct on this issue. we need to protect this country. >> this emergency declaration will be hashed out in court and in congress but at least washington has avoid anoth

(ken) (ken) other winners at the 61st grammy awards included cardi b, drake, kendrick lamar and willie. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were a few left over scattered showers today with partly cloudy skies. more clouds are moving in but the rain will hold off until late tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the storm leaving the hawaiian islands. that moisture is taking aim at the bay area. tomorrow will see plenty of clouds bu stay mostly dry. rain will develop late tomorrow night and become very heavy on wednesday morning. flooding is possible as well as damage from very powerful winds. more rain is likely on thursday before turning to showers on thursday and friday. dry weather is now forecast next weekend. that wraps up kron4 news at that wraps up next weekend. now forecast weather is now forecast next weekend. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. kron4 news at that wraps up that wraps up kron4 news at 6. >>> girl power. >> the grammy moment everybody is talking about. >> nuttiest

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she is working with tibitha and lamar back there. let's talk about how important it is to have a realistic goal in mind. >> i say, optimistic is realistic. you put a realistic goal in front of yourself, you're more able to accomplish that goal than to go pt your fitness level. as trainers, we sit down and do that for them. >> i'm working out with leona four times a week.g workut all you want, is good. but if you don't put that wit eating right, it just won't work. the temptation is everywhere, especially near my desk. everybody who knows me knows i love chocolate. i eat every single day. that's probably why i can't fit into some of the clothes that are collecting dust in my closet. a key ingredient in my get fit for spring plan, more clea more of this and less of carbs the sugar and the bad fats. >> ally, nutrition is about a lifestyle.e we want to tall steps that are sustainable. >> reporter: i want to get the quickest way to my goal. i'm getting a recipe from food . scientist,aylor wallace. >> remember, americans have really high r

. >> the lamars. >> it will be bigger than you expect. >> we have 18 days according to the rules. the senate has 18 days to vote on it. the question is, with that stunning display by mitch mcconnell where their own leader won't even concede to whether it's legal, how many other republicans that pushes the conventional thinking is that it will not be enough to stop trump's veto, but it could be enough to accepted a strong message. >> i want to combine matt gates and the threat to michael cohen. garrett i thought was right. we are in for a blockbuster tomorrow, but not in a positive way with the rules or whatever. they are gone. the naked partisanship right now that is basically -- if you are against trump, you are against the republican party. this tribalism and know we keep talking about it and talking about it, but what we are seeing between gaetz and cohen and what we are seeing here, this is tribalism times a thousand. >> gaetz is out front of this small group of house republicans. >> they are influential. >> you're right. they seem to be willing to do and say anything to defen

. >> and coming up live on c-span, senator lamar alexander who cares the health, education labor and pensions committee. he will talk about higher education and the cost of college tuition. live from the american enterprise institute at 2:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. and then this evening, senate democratic whip dick durbin will talk about the senate democratic agenda live from georgetown university at 7:00 p.m. eastern also here on c-span. >> over the last year, the world has seen what we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. and there is a mountain, we climb it. if there is a frontier, we cross it. there's a challenge, we tame it. if there's an opportunity, we seize it. so let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. [applause] >> the state of the union first postponed because of the government shutdown will now take place on tuesday night. watch as president trump delivers his state of the union address live from the house chamber beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-s

when you look at the nominees, the two most nominated artists tonight will be kendrick lamar and drakeou'll take a look and see brandi carlisle and cardi b. brandi carlisle, she's been around for a while, but this album just really broke through for her. she's up for six grammys tonight. that's one thing people are looking for, to see the female participation tonight. one person who will not be here who everyone expected to see is ariana grande. her album came out friday. she stayed quiet about it until the producers told the associated press she didn't feel like she could get a show together in time. she quickly went to twitter and said that was not the case, that she felt her creativity was being stifled. so he declined to come to the show and perform. she's up for two grammys herself. on top of it, post malone, who has several nominations himself, if he does decide to perform "rock star," he will have to do without 21 savage, who also is on that song with him, because as you know a week ago he was taken into i.c.e. custody because they're saying he's british born and in the country

lamar jackson took over as the team started this year. >>> to the ice, the chart that one six straightplace in the pacific. even tough hockey players can take a little break for valentine's day. check it out. this time the teams website. brent burns, you are too sweet. bb mine. does your low bank have an interest in me? from your secret admirer. very creative. demarcus cousins will all sit out in portland. maybe they will get a little bit of time in for fishing during the all-star break. >> good night. that is a huge fish. >> our catch of the day goes to fill up at vallejo. he pulled in this one who on a trip to hawaii. more commonly, he did not include the weight. he said 20 people. you think he could do better. send us your fishing pictures to catch of the day at kpix.com. anytime i see it, he reminds me of mal mama's fish house. right? >> reporter: oh, yeah. >> pay $60 for a piece of ono at mama's. >>> kpix 5 whether it is sponsored by mancini's sleep role. >>> cbs evening news coming up next. >> jeff glor is here with a preview. >>> here is a look at some of the stories we are work

lamar alexander has spoken out. and don't underestimate how much respect lamar alexander has in the republican caucus. that's a big "no" vote. you've obviously got the more moderate senators who have spoken out, you've got some of the more conservative senator who was indicated they're troubled by this. what's really going to be interesting to see here, these guys all know that this is wrong. they all know it. they all know this is not the way that this is supposed to work. that when you can't get the votes, you declare a phony national emergency. so it will be very interesting to see, especially those who are in tough states. if they stick with trumps because they're afraid of the politics of trump supporters or they vote against trump because they're worried about independent voters in their state that will look down their nose at this kind of shenanigan. >> thank you both for joining us with your insight tonight. really appreciate it. when we come back, we have more breaking news. deputy attorney general rod rose

. ♪ feel like that >> rorter: while men topped the most nominations with and ick lamar with eight drakeseven, this isin lomore like ladies night. five of the eight album oo the yearnees are enwom ♪ yeah >> reporter: brandi carlile leads all with six. ♪ be ceful >> reporter: cardi b, lady gaga with five nominations. the question now, who will walk away with the golden gramophone with taylor, ariana,and beyonce shut out of the biggest categories. >> we could see bradley cooper and lady gaga take song and record of the year. it wouldn't be right, but it uld happen. >> reporter: the coveted award is album of the year. who suld win? o will win? >> i think "blacke pan will win because voters want to make it up to kendrick. it should win. >> reporter: the alicia keys hosted broadcast will honor dolly parton and the late aretha franklin. era new fronti for a 61-year-old award show, hoping to hit all the right for "today," nbc news, new york. >> that is always a fun night, especially when your 5-year-old and 3old are up late. let's talk about that outfit. let's not. >> time t go to bed. >>> how

pass to lamar stephens throwing it down. stephens with a4 game-high 2 points. aryland 78-61.ts this 17-point loss, the lgest deficit maryland has lost by this season. yeah, ouch. but let's roll over to capital one arena. hoyas hosting depaul. our intern kate ivy finding this awesome video. best thingl see all day. first half, georgetown with a two-int lea step back and hits here. game high 26 for uim. hoyap four. now, later in the half, i a nine-point georgetown lead. mac mcclung with the steal. if you have not seen this kid yet, you need to. mcclung with the rever slam, play of the game. he had 15 points. two 10s from the announcers for that.ea georgetown b depaul 82-73. let's head toharlottesville, second ranked virginia hosting georgia tech. first half, a surprise georgia tech leading. no flong, though. deandre hunter throwing down a slam. he was fouled. hunter with 18 points in the game. uva taking the lead. the pas inside to ty jerome. room.some jerome with 19 points in the game. second ranked virginia beats georgia tech big 81-52. georgia tech big 81-52.

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kendrick lamar turned down performances, drake, ariana, childish gam bin isish gambino. michael wood and sap moan voice, thanks to you. >>> and the 2020 campaign, live picture from a very chilly minneapolis where senator amy klobuchar is set to make a major announcement any minute now. the gates are opened at the park, that happened about two hours ago. imagine. those folks are getting to know each other comfortably at this point. the senator expected to be the latest democrat to enter the race to unseat president trump next year. welcome back republican strategist and msnbc political analyst and also joining me as well at the top of the hour, host of "woke af" on sirius xm, and a political reporter and editor of "above the law dotcom." you're looking at those pick commerce and having fomo. and really wishing that you were there. why would they do this outside in february in minneapolis? i know they're minnesotans, but, i mean -- >> i want to go there to see childish gambino. there we go. look, it's -- it's -- >> come on now. >> it's really important, i think, for klobuc

the event has gone ahead despite the absence of three leading nominees — the rappers kendrick lamar,e on this i am joined now by peter bowes in los angeles. peter, who are the winners so far? well, you have just peter, who are the winners so far? well, you havejust mentioned one of the names, childish gambino, better known as donald glover, winning four this is america, in a couple of different categories, best music video and best rap performance. lady gaga is on stage right now. she has won an award for shallow. in the preshow, and there are actually two grammy shows, one which is not televised in which happened over the past three hours, and one which is happening right now, in the preshow lady gaga won another award for shallow, best song written for visual media, which was of course for the film a star is born, and best score for visual media went to black powder. so two of the biggest films of the year doing well at the grammys. one more category, jimmy carter, former president, actually winning his third grammy award, his third career grammy. this was an audio performance, ess

from their paychecks.( james ) senator lamar alexander suggests loan payments should be automatically. he says the borrower would not pay more than ten percent of their discretionary income. if they lose their job or do not make enough they would not pay anything and it would not affect their credit score. according to the tennessee republican-- if the borrower does not like that plan-- they can opt for the existing ten- year loan repayment plan schedule. he believes it will help loans get paid off quicker. ( james ) san francisco- based company levi strauss is prepairing to go public fror the second time. the 165-year-old company filed a registration statement with the u-s securities and exchange commission earlier this week. the amount of shares that will be available has not been determined yet. no word yet on a price range either. it will be listed on the new york stock exchange as simply "levi." the company saw a 14 percent increase in sales last year --- bringing in a total revenue of 5-point-6 billion dollars. forbes says the brand is worth six-point-four billion. officials wit

lamar alexander, (r) tennessee:"i hope the president does sign it."sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "there is no way that the country should be put through another disastrous government shutdown."and democrats say trump has no choice:sen. richard blumenthal, (d) connecticut:"the president ought to lead or get out of the way, just sign this thing and enable this country to move forward."but even though trump didn't commit to signing the deal, he also told reporters another shutdown at the end of the week is unlikely:pres. trump/no name font needed:"i don't think you're going to see a shutdown. i wouldn't want it. if you did have it, it's the democrats' fault." (vicki) a white house official says trump is still likely to sign the agreement, and last hour he tweeted... thanking republicans for their work on the border deal... writing... the wall is already being built.(grant) the border security deal is yet to go through congress - with the shutdown looming on friday. if the president uses executive action to build a border wall, he's likely to face legal chal

won you showed up but he didn't perform and you had shot his name beano and you also had kids rick lamarwho said we're not showing up because every year we have rap music is nominated in these large categories like record of the year or album of the year song of the year but they never win and we're tired of it and so they're there are sort of protesting so they decided not to show up in that living anyway but that's just interesting that they say we want things to change with the grand ok thanks so much caging k.j. matthews there our entertainment correspondent in los angeles staying on the entertainment beat the belly not a film festival enters its second week and the movie premiers just keep on coming c.w. is there to review the latest releases our correspondent i mean as if was at the festival to watch the operative a film by is really filmmaker out there. for. a spy like an actor must be able to deceive. co-stars dnd krueger and martin freeman say this help them connect with their characters in the espionage thriller the operative written and directed by israeli filmmaker you've all

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we will be hearing from tennessee senator lamar alexander, the chair of the labor and pensions committee. it is being hosted by the american enterprise institute here on c-span.

. >> coming up, senator lamar alexander who cares the health, education, labor and pensions committee. he will talk about higher education the cost of college tuition. live from the american enterprise institute at 2:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. and then this evening, senate democratic whip dick durbin will talk about the senate agenda at 7:00 p.m. eastern. also here on c-span. >> over the last year, the world has seen what we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. and there -- if there is a mountain, we climb it. if there's a frontier, we cross it. if there's a challenge, we tame it. if there's an opportunity, we seize it. so let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. [applause] >> the state of the union, first postponed because of the government shutdown will now take place on tuesday night. watch as president trump delivers his state of the union address live from the house chamber beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, followed by the democratic response by former

up next, senator lamar alexander chairs the senate education committee. he talks about lowering the cost of higher education and civil fine the student aid process. he spoke at the american enterprise institute and washington, d.c. followed by discussion about his education proposals. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the american enterprise institute. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the american enterprise institute. it is a pleasure to have you here for today's event. the agenda for higher education reform with senator lamarr alexander and a group of panelists. my name is ryan streeter. i have the pleasure of having you here to introduce the senator. as many of you are aware, it has been over a decade since congress passed the higher education act which covers student loans, pell grants, and things like that. in the time that has transpired, a lot of things have changed in higher education and reform is overdue. we are looking forward to hearing from the senator on his vision for this act and for higher education going forward more general

this from the head of the virginia legislative black caucus, lamar bagby. >> like i said, we're not praying enough. >> reporter: the scandal rocketed all the way up to washington. >> i'm shocked and incredibly disappointed. this has been an awful week for virginia. >> reporter: today's bombshell comes just days after herring called for governor ralph northam to resign over a racist photo, including a man in blackface, that was discovered on his medical yearbook page. >> i'm not either people in that photo. >> reporter: after that news conference herring had said it is no longer possible for the governor to lead virginia. northam remains out of sight as he contemplates his political future. he's meeting with black leaders and may hire a private investigator to prove it's not him in the photo. then there's lieutenant governor justin fairfax who is facing an allegation of sexual assault during the democratic national convention in 2004. today his accuser, vanessa tyson, put out a lengthy statement saying she's a democrat and is sharing her story with tremendous anguish. she said she had gone t

honoring the best in music, the 61st annual grammy awards has hip-hop leading the way as kendrick lamar eight nominations. including seven for his work on the black panther soundtrack. drake follows with seven nods. randy carlisle and - - tie with six. >> this year the grammys are reflecting diversity. >>reporter: always fun to watch is best new artist. >> one thing about this new artist is there really no shoe in. it's probably - - based on the hit single she's had. but it also could completely go to a dark horse. for example, chloe and - - who just saying on the super bowl. and mirroring their success on the big screen, lady gaga and bradley cooper could be big winners with the song, shallow. from a star is born in both record and song category. >>reporter: lady gaga is expected to perform tonight along with the legendary diana ross who is expected to celebrate her amazing career. let's face it. music has a lot to celebrate this year. record sales are up 10 percent this year with 70 percent of that coming from streaming. >> we will be watching. we hope you enjoy the night and we will

categories were expanded from five nominees to eight the most mom nated artists are still men, kendrick lamar seven nominations. the four of them are up against each other for album of the year along with her, jenelle monet, casey musgraves and post malone. >> hip-hop, r&b are going to carry every major award. [ music playing ] >> reporter: post malone's rockstar is up for two grammys, including rockstar of the year. he will likely have to do it won 21 savage featured on the song, british born savage was taken into i.c.e. country a week before the grammys, officials say he was in the country illegally. then mary morris and grey for the middle. lady gaga shallow from "a star is born" and childish bambinos. >> i feel if there is one song that captured the zeitgeist for 2018 in the best and worst way is this is america. you got that incredible video with so much meaning. rost ho >> reporter: hosting this year, a woman with 15 grammys of her own, alicia keys. >> she's exactly the white person. on the one hand you have the right establishment. on the other, she has hip-hop in her blood. >> reporte

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kendrick lamar is up for eight grammys. >>. ♪ followed closely by drake with seven nominations.h her, janelle monae, casey musgraves and post malone. >> hip-hop r & b are so big it seems like they're going to carry every award. >> post malone's rock star is also up for two grammys including record of the year. while post is expected to perform, he'll likely have to do it without 21 savage. savage was taken into ice custody a week before the grammys. other contenders for record of the year are dead and gray for the middle. shallow from a star is born. and childish gambinos. >> i feel like if there's one song that captured the zeitgeist is "this is america." >> reporter: posting this year, a woman with 15 grammys of her own, alicia keys. >> she's exactly the right person. on the one hand you have the establishment, but she has hip-hop in her blood. >> more women on stage and among the nominees and perhaps more female grammy winners. stephanie elam, cnn, hollywood. >>> live in the cnn newsroom, i'm ana cabrera in new york. it's the race for the white house, and the field of democra

tom tillis, i think lamar albsander. how much slippage will we have on the republican side?there were a lot of republicans that ebs pressed it displeasure with the president's move. but that's extremely frustrating. i think just about everybody including the president wants this to end up in courts. i. dont think they want to have to defend the efficacy of a physical barrier. i thin everybody wants to out osource to the jooudishiary and it's an extraordinarily damming set of conditions. no longer is congress steward of its own authority and no longer the executive branch consult with congress. it's showing contempt with congress's meser. >> what you're kind of get at there was i think the cynical forecast was all along was they're goto be at an impasse. it's going to basically be on the democrat's term because they see no incentive to fold and hoowill do this executive action, declare this emergency. some court will strike it down and he'll boo able to say to his folks, i fought on this. are you getting any indication that's what's go on sneer >> they feel what's important i

(grant) senator lamar alexander suggests loan payments should be automatically taken out of income... like taxes. he says the borrower would not pay more than ten percent of their discretionary income. if they lose their job or do not make enough they would not pay anything and it would not affect their credit score. according to the tennessee republican-- if the borrower does not like that plan-- they can opt for the existing ten- year loan repayment plan schedule. he believes it will help loans get paid off quicker. (vicki) a popular dating app announced a data breach-- on valentine's day. "coffee meets bagel" an e-mail to some of its users today... saying an "unauthorized party" got access to their names and e-mail addresses. company officials haven't revealed how the breach happened or how many users were impacted. according to tech-crunch, the information is part of a larger database for sale on the dark web. the seller reportedly claims it includes stolen user data from multiple other sites. coffee meets bagel says it has hired a security firm to review its systems. (vicki) ahea

kendrick lamar is up for eight emmys. followed closely by drake with seven nominations.em are up against each other for album of the year along with more. >> hip-hop, r&b and pop are so big that it seems likely those categories will carry every major award. malone's "rock star" is also for two grammys. while he's expected to perform, he'll likely to have to do it without 21 savage. british-born savage was taken into i.c.e. custody a week before the grammys. official say he's in the country illegally. >>> other contenders, zed, marin morris and lady gaga. and childish gambino's -- >> ♪ this is america >> i feel like the song that covered the site geist is "this is america." the video has so much meaning. >> a woman with 15 grammys of her host, alisha keys, is hosting. >> you have very much the establishment, but on the other, she's got hip-hop in her blood. >> reporter: more women on stage and among the nominees, and perhaps more female grammy winners. stephanie elam, cnn hollywood. >>> thanks for being here. i'll see you two hours from now. "se cup unfiltered" is next. t

lamar stevens posted a double double with 26 points and a rebound as the wolverines had the play theout the head coach john beeline tossed out for arguing with the officiating staff. penn state wins this one 75-69 and finally let's turn to the nba western conference, russell westbrooke, both on fire with harden scoring 30 or more points in 30 consecutive games and westbrooke making history with the tenth straight triple double. but when asked, which feat is most impressive, nba hall of famer and king michael jordan can't help but remind us who is the greatest of all time. take a listen to this. >> i'm very proud of what both guys have done. because they're making their mark for the leak. i think it helps the league, which is hard from a player's standpoint, six championships. >> i love that. he won six titles with the chicago bulls in the 1990s. >> he's not going to give up the mantle of all time easily, he's not going to let someone come in and claim they're the great. >> reporter: impressive from a player's standpoint. >> when you haven't won six nba championships and all the recor

lamar alexander said it unnecessary and inconsistent with the u.s. constitution.at the very least are you at all concerned that that's a bad precedent when a new precedent comes into the white house? >> if we are going to look at this and be honest and transparent with the american people, congress would have the right to revise the 1976 statute of the supreme court decision rendered in 1993 on reprogramming. basically play by the rules we have given him as a nation. any president would do that. if we are going to judge the president changed the rules, change the rules, but he's playing within the bounds of the law and i think he will win this. one issue on the reprogramming is very clear based on the supreme court decision he can do it. >> how about the potential impact on the military? this could impact construction and maintenance projects on military bases, u.s. military bases all over the world. are you worried about a declaration like that having a negative impact on the military? >> is an appropriate or i worked hard for increased funding for the military i

lamar jackson made veteran joe flacco expendable. he will be traded to the broncos.esterday, every major league baseball team opened spring training. the new york yankees unseated the world series champion boston red sox as the favorites to win this year's fall classic at 6 to 1 odds. the red sox and astros 7 to 1. this is at the online sports book. golfers typically tip caddies 10% of their winnings. not all the time. yet mad kuchar defended accusations of being frugal. he won an event in mexico and paid $1.266 million, around $12,000, $13,000 for the caddie? no, he gave him $5,000. it was a fill-in caddie. he later offered another $15,000. he was turned down. today, the genesis open begins. tiger woods will be on the course this afternoon. we know president trump loves to play golf. owns, what, 16 golf courses. now he can play the best courses in the world without leaving the white house. virtual golf, he recently went for a system that about $50,000, paid for it himself, replaces a previous unit that president obama had put in. and this is just complete state of t

you have lamar alexander, susan collins, rand paul and pat toomey said they oppose the national emergencyeclaration. we'll see if they vote against it. he is starting out without the votes in the senate to stop it from passing it looks like. >> even if it gets to the house and the senate, the president can veto it. this is where it gets complicated. >> do you see -- it is interesting to have these parallel tracks. one thing people have been critical of is the ways in which we have seen more and more power move from congress to the executive. if you have a choice between having congress sort of rebuke the president or having the courts strike it down, which would you like to see? >> i would like to see congress do it. it's a co-equal branch of government. it's a balance but we have had the court to be a saving grace in recent times so it needs to be there. >> it also seems like it is likely that you will get one of these courts to issue a preliminary injunction. do you worry about that? it seems to me that it is important that you called to question will democrats still go forward no matte