. >>> welcome michelle obama. michelle obama has returned to the spotlight. >> when she lifts her voice, people listen. >> from her humble roots in chicago. >> michelle is south side to the core. >> all things are possible. >> her journey to the white house embodied the american dream. >> if you can dream with me then you know there's no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first lady. >> she challenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace but forced to walk a tight rope. >> as a black woman, there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. for the former mom and chief there's no holding back. >> my responsibility to use any voice to help people. >> he's one of the most revered public figures maybe not just in america but in the world today. >>> she's destined to be remembered as one of the nation's most beloved first ladies. >> i always knew she was a rock star. >> she's not one to be in somebody's shadow just li

that too much about her was identified in the context of her marriage or her relationship, and michelle obama has established a coolness and, you know -- kennedy: an identity. >> an identity, unity and respect and all of that around her as a person, separate from obama. they are certainly a wonderful first family, and i think that -- i would hope a majority were proud to have them representing us, but she's very much her own creature and seeing her out there on her own like that with those other women who are breaking barriers -- kennedy: it is a fantastic story and i hope she doesn't make the mistake of running for president. >> she's not going to. she didn't even want him to. kennedy: running for president is awful and being president is worse. talk about branding. the other democrats could take a page from her branding. 2020 talk with the panel. that's all coming up. first up, however, virginia's governor ralph northam adamant he's not going anywhere. he claims he's the best person to help heal the racial tensions in his state probably because he knows so much about racism. his lieutenant

i have to tell her, mom, do you realize i am michelle obama?: and marianne robinson, the former first lady's 81-year-old mom, is every mom. you know what's even sweeter than getting a text from your mom, when she's sitting next to you being interviewed and gayle king asks -- >> what's the best thing about michelle obama that makes you proudest? >> when i grow up i would like to be like michelle obama. ♪ to you mrs. robinson >> reporter: jeanne moose,, cnn new york. >> and anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. a federal judge late today ruling paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chairman, lied to the fbi lied to a grand jury, lied to robert mueller's investigators, lied, intentionally, on multiple occasions, lied about contact with russians. he's supposed to be a cooperating witness. as you might imagine, as we so often find ourselves saying, this is a big development. cnn's evan perez joins us with the latest. walk us through exactly what was and what was not in this ruling. >> reporter: anderson, pros

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they went wild for michelle obama. this far? pascale sellick, who is an artist, has "married" her duvet in a ceremony to promote love and self—care before valentine's day. around 120 people attended the wedding in exeter, all wearing bedroom attire. the marriage is not legally binding but we hope they will have many happy years tog—ether. that's quite low down the list of duvetjokes. that's quite low down the list of duvet jokes. after we that's quite low down the list of duvetjokes. after we have revealed too much about our sleeping habits ...doyou too much about our sleeping habits doyou do too much about our sleeping habits do you do duvets... no, we don't do duvets. what have you got for us? you wouldn't know it from his performance yesterday, pep guardiola had a wobble at chelsea recently. chelsea were supposed to be an awkward test for manchester city as they aimed to return to the top of the premier league. chelsea were made to look rather ordinary. sergio aguero scored his second hattrick in a week in a 6—0 win

when michelle obama told her mom she did mention her grammys appearance, her mom corrected her. she said i am the real star. >> cute exchange. >>> "frozen 2" will be released this fall. this morning, a new trailer was released. the original film came out in 2013. expect to see anna, elsa, olaf on the big screen november 22nd. >> i even like that movie. >> it was cute. great music. great music. >>> all right. the weather, we don't have snow here but we have a lot of rain. the flood warning to keep you up-to-date about until 3:45 and also on the napa r. especially for the north bay and for most of us. it's still coming down. >> we'll be on early tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. for your complete storm coverage. >>> coming up on california live, we put dr. phil on the hot seat. >> i want to talk to you about parenting. >> he opens up about his personal life and his funny feud with oprah. >> oprah and i still argue about this. >> then malou's got something sexy cooking in the kitchen with celebrity chef michael mena that coulspicy. >> guess who this beautiful baby boy belongs

i'd like to see the art communities and the left's reaction to them putting michelle obama for example with a vacuum cleaner hand vacuuming crumbs i don't think it would have gone over quite as well with the regressive left but they love you were used to the hypocrisy on that side of the aisle so anyone i would say who want to cut evocate down is doing it most likely because they're jealous and i can see why because it has an incredibly successful talent to be capable competent american woman i mean i think it's acceptable because first of all evolve in anybody in the trumpet ministration is a public persona so i think once you once you have that sort of platform and you are a public persona and you actually are also a government official anything anything goes i mean you know anybody can. you know say whatever they want about you and i think art is a really good way to know sort of to stimulate ideas so i think everybody sort of fair game in this here is a situation where you know to me that piece looks like. she's like this one nine hundred fifty s. housewife with no voice no

i'd like to see the art communities and the left's reaction to them putting that michelle obama for example with a vacuum cleaner hand vacuuming crumbs i don't think it would have gone over quite as. well with their aggressive left but say lovey where you see the hypocrisy on that side of the aisle with the battle between mature and going to a bubbling in venice we left for a presidential surprise mysie could another option be set to enter the fray roughly zero as maybe the destructor on the country's former u.n. representative talks to r.t. next. yes. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. are. on the welcome to all to part two decades after hugo chavez won his first election his bully barry and revolution is screeching to a halt with ru

former first lady michelle obama surprised everyone making a guest appearance at the show's opening. the night was chock full of performances and a sprinkle of controversy, many disagreelg to have j. lo perform the motown tribute. ♪ please please mr. postman ♪ oh yeah >> she performed a medley of songing singing with smokey alicia keys, and ne-yo. lady gaga also rocked the stage. ♪ off of the deep end watch as i dive in ♪ ♪ i never hit the ground ♪ crashed through we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> gaga won three awards including best pop duet for "shallow" from the oscar-nominated movie "a star is born." here with the highlights is rafael sass. >> "this is america," childish gambino. >> reporter: donald glover, known as childish gambino, was a no-show at the grammys but his presence was felt in the win column, scoring four awards including record of the year and song of the year, the first rap song to do so. >> "golden hour," casey musgrave. >> reporter: "golden hour" won album of the year, dua lipa selected as best new artist. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: lady gaga won three

after michelle obama made a surprise cameo at music's biggest night, she graced the stage alongside alicia keys, loja gaga, j. smith. the crowd stood up and cheered for 25 seconds before she could even begin her speech. she shared her own personal story of music's influence in her life. speaking of music's impact, singer dolly parton got a star-studded tribute. ♪ here you come again oh looking better than a body has a right to ♪ ♪ jolene jolene jolene jolene ♪ oh i'm begging of you please don't take my man ♪ >> country music queen was this year's music cares person of the year in honor of her charity work. she's also the first country artist to be saluted in the tribute's 29-year history. >> speaking of queens, legendary diana ross was honored. ♪ you've given me the best years of my life ♪ ♪ thank you >> ross brought down the house with a medley of her motown hits. she was recognizit meanwhile the show's motown tribute, led by j. lo, had some controversy.ic she performed songs with the legendary smokey robinson, alicia keys, ne-yo. rapper drake took a dig he >> if there's people who have r

. >>> michelle obama a surprise guest during the biggest night in music as the grammy awards gave us plenty of memorable moments and se >>> one of the greatest american athletes of all-time says good-bye with a farewell run her yet another medal. "early today" starts right now. >> welcome to the week. i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> with less than a week left to strike a deal, a threat of another shutdown is hanging over the country this morning. president trump will likely drumline the border battle in a rally for a wall. he'll face some serious opposition. democratic rising star and potential 2020 challenger beto o'rourke will lead a protest march in the same city. nbc's tracie potts joins us with the latest from d.c. it looks like budget negotiations hit a wall in congress this weekend? >> they did. it's because democrats and republicans cannot agree on a couple of things. first of all, how much space do you set aside in u.s. prisons for immigrants who have a criminal record? and also, how aggressively will i.c.e., immigration and customs rc iman country who do not hav

i'd like to see the art communities and the left's reaction to them printing michelle obama for example with a vacuum cleaner in her hand vacuuming crumbs i don't think it would have gone over quite as well with the regressive left but they love the where you see the hypocrisy on that side of the aisle. you know the news today india's issued a rare official complaint to the u.s. embassy protesting washington's rest of almost one hundred thirty indian students who deployed to a fake american college the university of farmington supposedly based in the state of michigan have no classes no teachers and if it seems was run by undercover homeland security agents as part of a push to cut the legal migrants u.s. law enforcement even created a website for the college and set up a network of fake recruiters while india's foreign ministry says those students were misled students may have been duped into enrolling indian university we have urged us to release them from detention at the earliest and not to resort to deportation against their will it's reported this some of those indian stud

lo talked about how music made them what they were and then michelle obama chimed in as well and i meantonight was set with that ok sounds sounds sick citing indeed a very highlight there but what about controversial moments to the grammys always have some of that is fear. of course there wouldn't be grammys without controversy right you know the big elephant in the room on sunday night at the grammys was the number of artists either didn't show up or didn't perform you may have heard about ariana grande they decided not to show up she claims that they were trying to stifle her creativity and choose her choosing her song choice so she said she wasn't going to show up she ended up winning and on twitter she posted to the dress that she would have worn to the frenzy it was really really hilarious but she did she basically didn't show up and she was basically storing her creativity storming saying that hey i'm going to be who i am and if you don't let me come and sing the songs that i want to think i'm not coming at all off the top three rappers didn't perform or show up you had drake won

michelle obama has returned to the spotlight. >> when she lifts her voice, people listen. >> from her. >> michelle is south side to the core. >> all things are possible. >> her journey to the white house embodied the american dream. >> if you can dream with me then you know there's no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned.

well you know early on in the thermal tell you who stole the show former first lady michelle obama imean everybody stood up they were stunned she was there to a standing ovation and it was just the woman female center tonight at the grammy it was hosted by alicia keys she comes out and she basically caused a three or four other woman on stage with her to talk about how music had influenced them because they were powerful woman she called j. lo she had j. to pinkett smith and then she also had lady gaga and lady gaga and j. lo talked about how music made them what they were and then michelle obama chimed in as well and i mean tonight was set with that ok sounds sounds exciting indeed a very highlight there but what about controversial moments to the grammys always have some of those for. of course there wouldn't be grammys without controversy right you know the big elephant in the room on sunday night at the grammys was the number of artists either didn't show up or didn't perform you may have heard about already have a grand day decided not to show up she claims that they were trying

former first lady, michelle obama making a surprise appearance at the top of the show. bay area artists also won big at the awards. ♪ that is vallejo jay tiff h.e.r. or -- she had a duet with daniel cesar. fantastic -- won for contemporary blues album and also from oakland, metal band high on fire won best metal performance. >> i love her voice. right? >> yeah. she really did well last night. her performance and winning a grammy. i told you this before. i thought the whole show was great. alicia keys was an amazing host. hiring a host who also can sing throughout the show was a great idea. >> i wish i would have seen it. >> you said you dvr'd it. >> keep it until wednesday or thursday when it's really going to be wet. atmospheric river coming our way. we're looking at flooding potential out of that storm, too. just kind of random today and light. we'll get sunshine from time to time. kind of like what i tweeted out saturday. had my heavier coat because temperatures were in the 50s. i had my umbrella with me as i was headed into san francisco. it was a fun time. san jose

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the night starleted out with a surprise presenter, michelle obama joining alicia keys with lady gaga, jennifer lopez, reminding everyone of the power of music. among the biggest performances of the night, jenny from the block paying tribute to motown, and dolly parton stepping into the grammy spotlight for the first time in almost 20 years. teaming up with her goddaughter, miley cyrus. another legend taking the stage, diana ross, celebrating her 75th birthday. as for the winners, cardi b, the first woman to ever win rap album of the year, and kacey musgraves winning album of the year and british singer, dua lipa won best new artist. two weeks out from the oscars, lady gaga picking up three awards, two for "shallow," which she also performed. we'll have much more coming up on "good morning america" later this morning. we will have show highlights and some of the biggest stars in music and hollywood. join us. i'm adrienne bankert, abc news, los angeles. >> such a big night, obviously. lady gaga is on a wild ride right now, winning last night and obviously heading into by the way, adrien

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i'd like to see the art communities and the left's reaction to them putting michelle obama forexample with a vacuum cleaner in her hand vacuuming crumbs i don't think it would have gone over quite as well with the regressive left but say lovey were used to the hypocrisy on that side of the aisle that's all we have time for. this if i have to say that. t.v. and radio host and news analyst coming up we wish you all the best and hope to have you back on the international. thank you thanks so much as you are right half an hour the u.s. president will be giving his annual state of the union speech in congress we can now cross over to our to america for their coverage of the event. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars and. more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent raise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trees per circuit first second and fifth point rose to twenty thousand dollars. china'

michelle obama was onstage early. she got a standing ovation, having barely uttered a word.i b picked up best rap album, in a category traditionally dominated by men. british singer dua lipa started out singing covers on youtube. she is now the grammys' best new artist, and she took a jab at the recording academy president who suggested last year it was women who needed to step up. how honoured i am to be nominated alongside so many incredible female artists this year, because i guess this year, we have really stepped up. two of the top prizes went to childish gambino. this is america, childish gambino. the best album was golden hour, by kacey musgraves — a reminder the grammys spans genres, and generations as well. # workin' nine to five...#. there was a special award for dolly parton, after putting in all those hours. next up, diana ross. what a way to celebrate her 75th birthday. the aretha franklin tribute summed up this show, a celebration of strong female voices. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to mel coles. thank you. after a turbule

robinson, michelle obama's mom, hey, did you meet any real stars out there? she goes back and says, mom, i am a real star, by the way. a friendly exchange between mother and daughter there. i tell my mom stuff all the time and she's like, you didn't tell me that. i'm like, but i did. >> and you know what, it's your mom's job to put you in your place, too. >> when i go home, i still take out the trash. >> i text my mom, michelle obama was at the grammys. she's like you told me she was at the grammys. >> no. >> not the same? >> always respect your mother. no one will love you like your mother. >> be humbled by your mother, too. like you are not a real star. >> not at all. >> exactly. >> as we start out this morning, we'll see waves of heavy rain moving through the bare area but it's off and on and this is a strong storm that really has a sight set on the north bay targeting the heaviest rainfall in those areas, and elsewhere, we've seen some of the rainfall rates coming down, a little bit lighter than what we're seeing south of the healdsburg area, three-quarte

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michelle obama came out but didn't make political statement at all.tuff on the red carpet in the beginning and this moment but aside from those two things not a whole lot of politics. rob: i don't know who any of the people are. carley: you know camilla cabello. the havana song. tribute to dolly part oan, she sang with artists including her god daughter miley cyrus. carley: who doesn't love dolly parton? wow, that's great to hear, amazing singer, zach says dolly parton carrying her own tribute. she also sang her new song, still coming out with music, red shoes, she had red shoes and it was a really good song. rob: 40-year career. yeah, carley, thanks so much. 45 minutes after the hour, amazon now reportedly we thinking its plan for a new new york headquarters after serious of protests, big story, live with the latest on the company's plan. jillian: first let's check with steve doocy. good morning, steve. >> hey, jillian, rob, hope you join us. regarding news of the day, it sounds like a border talk in washington, d.c. has completely broken down all ov

incredible balance of discipline and emotion that come together to express something sublime violinist michelle obama one not only achieves that balancing act but he makes it look effortless and he does it with a repertoire of puts him in a class of his own. music speak for.

michelle obama rocking the house. steph, did you get to go into the awards? we want to know. >> no.e things that were on. some times that is the best seat. you get to see everything. starting off with that open of the big hit. you're opening up the grammies with these big latin acts. it was definitely a new move here. it's true. it really set off the show which actually was a pretty well received show. it shows why she earned her place as a host and plays two pianos at one time talking about all of the songs she wish she wrote. it was a fantastic moment there too. she had friends come out and help her out in the likes of delayed gaga, maybe jennifer lopez and michelle obama who when people saw was her you have all of the super stars that end up being star struck. the sound is not there but it was about being inspirational, why music is so important to our lives. she poke a little bit about that. the grammies have been under pressure because of the perception there have not been enough women included. there war lot of female perform mans. it was a well received show. >> alicia keys o

and former first lady michel obama also made an appearance.a artists also won big at tonight's awards ♪ ♪ come between us snoet. >> vallejo native her brought home two awards. oakland native fan tas toe won a grammy. also from high on fire won best medal performance. >> also in the thick of award season for films wraps up in weeks with the biggest show of all, the oscars. you can watch it live only here on "abc7 news." make sure to see who tunes in february 24th starting 5:00 p.m. >> so this is a great place to have valentine's day because lots of stuff to do. more chocolate per capita. but the weather it's not cooperative. >> yes. but better than minnesota. >> yes, i think that's why we move here because the weather is so nice most of the year. even for valentine's day it's going to be comfortable. out there it's getting cold. in the 30s well away from the coast upper 20s in clear lake, napa, below freezing. 36 in gilroy. even hayward cold at 41 degrees. so over the next 12 hours continue to drop well into the 30s. in majority of the region t

they decide who got to stand next to michelle obama?pened. >> jimmy: did the secret service go through your hat beforehand to make sure there was no trouble in there? >> they should have, but they didn't. >> jimmy: did anything unusual happen there? >> no. i think we were all rushing there. i'm always a tiny bit late, so i was like running there, and it was like, i made it. we did a kind of spiritual prayer. >> jimmy: you did? >> it was like thank you, god. >> jimmy: who led that? >> i don't know who said let's do it. it felt like we just joined hands and said thank you, god, for these blessings and to be here and help us to shine light and create unity and goodness. we feeling each other, power and hoping that we could, you know, create a really special moment for everybody. >> jimmy: and it was a special moment. >> which was alisha's idea, actually. she was hosting the grammys this year, and she did a great job. >> jimmy: that was a lot of fun. as i mentioned, valentine's day, you and a-rod, how long have you been together? do you cal

dre then to have michelle obama, can't the grammys just be michelle obama talking to us?divine. i could watch three and a half hours of her just talking to us and that fabulous tuxedo, she was the biggest rock star in the room. got the first standing ovation of the night. not the last though. she was incredible. just seeing her out there, seeing her so embraced by the crowd was awesome. i've been read iing her autobiography. she talks so much about music dwr growing up. she has a sound track to her life and it has been motown. >> speaking of motown, j. lo. j. lo. a lot of people were not feeling the love. they did not feel like she was the right person so if you have not seen it. ♪ do you love me now do you love me ♪ >> smoky robinson lashed out. he was saying motown is for everyone. but is the criticism fair? here was jennifer lopez when asked about it by entertainment tonight. >> any type of music is inspire, any type of artist. you can't tell people what to love. can't tell people what they can can and can't do. say or not say. you got to do what's in your heart. >> wh

a surprise guest michelle obama.aves and cardi b were big winners. >> cardi b usually not a loss for words. but she was. i think she was so shocked by what was happening that she was having a hard time putting together words for the moment. she got there eventually. >> okay. >> it was nice to see. she did. >> dress was stunning. >> her performance was really good. >> that's the first time a female won for best rap album. >> unbelievable. she's a good one to inaugurate it, i guess. thanks for watching this morning. >> "good morning america" starts right now. >>> good morning, america. women rule the stage at the grammys. the surprise guests. the big winners. the big no-shows. and the moment the mike was cut off. ♪ jolene jolene jolene jolene >>> plus, dolly and miley bringing down the house. >> oh, child. >> and cardi b making history. we are right there for music's biggest night. >>> also this morning, new concerns about another government shutdown as border security talks break down. >>> wicked storms coast to coast

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there was a surprise appearance by michelle obama. >> right? >> she couldn't get through it.a good ten seconds or so. mrs. obama later tweeted she was thrilled to help celebrate the unifying power of music. they were shocked to see her. overwhelmed by it. one of the best moments of the night was dolly parton. 73 years young. they had a tribute to her. miley cyrus, katy perry, kacey musgraves, singing "9 to 5." >> i spent some time with her tour in 2017 and it was the best eight hours of my work life. >> i bet. >> she works harder than anybody in this building. she is a hard worker. >> 9 to 5, you mean. >> she works hard. she is classy and dedicated, smart. just i really love her. can't say enough good things about her. >> maybe she can sing 2:00 to 10:00 for us. >> she watches our show. she's an early bird. >>> the winningest female skier in history is calling it a career. andy scholes with lindsey vonn's final race next in the bleacher report. uh-oh! guess what day it is? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is? ah come on, i know you can hear