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and a slight change that is good in recent years about the national anthem itself and british life is that is that what may be the bonjour at least that there's a sign that the monarchy is on the wane in the over that i think body is happening as people no longer have the option of a difference which of all family wants to have the national anthem is no. going out of fashion no other country is product in town has an anthem that relates to the monarch in person but have got many about one occasion but if you go to sweden or you go to belgium when you go to poland the national anthem is not about the person and a national anthem should be there to unify the country that's what national anthem should do we should make every single person not country proud of their country but it sure like our national anthem you have to be both someone who believes in god and someone who wants to monitor you know you know many people do want those 2 things but not what he does why should you have to subscribe to do to beliefs in order to enjoy and support a national anthem that's your favorite s

[singing national anthem] >> the kitchen comes to a stop.t's so very important for us to take that moment for us to remember what that flag stands for. >> i think the first time seeing that and being there for it brought tears to my eyes. it was one of those, i need to be here. >> when you hear people singing and see people crying, your reminded people do care. it does matter. >> we serve food to say thanks. extend a handshake, thanks for what you do. >> appreciate your service. >> we want to continue to build the places where people can feee good. ♪ for the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> there's a lot of ways to serve. this is the way we choose to do our part. [cheers and applause] >> pete: tonight's award for veterans service goes to mission barbecue. please welcome to the stage one of the cofounders, ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] congratulations. well-deserved. yes, sir. bill, congratulations. tell america why it's so important for you and your business to support our country like you do. >> on behalf of my business

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one hockey coach is gone viral for the message he sent his team on the national anthem. >> ifo be disrespectful to the american or canadian national anthem grab your gear and get out now because you will never see the audience in this arena. we don't have that problem in hockey. we are better than that but no sense wasting anybody's time. >> the most patriotic sport out there. keep that in mind. >> a police officer for 30 years and rescue teams from 19, received many awards including rescuing someone who had a heart attack. >> i take pride in my country, the flag, i have seen it covering too many coffins and i think we can take time out to give two minutes worth of respect to our soldiers, firemen, police. i don't think that's asking too much and i will not apologize for asking players to show a little bit of respect when it is the american or canadian national anthem. [applause] >> please welcome tonight's most patriotic sportsmen, professional hockey team, john kaminski. [applause] >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> you have so many people here saluting what you

have a great weekend, ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem]hem] ♪ ♪ ♪ so much to say ♪ so much to say pete: you might know the man by his tune. look who is here griff jenkins, lisa booth. this is your pick. griff: i will admit it. dave matthews is my band. the house managers have had a whole lot to say. lisa: for those at home who don't know we get to play dj and pick our own songs. you will be hearing that throughout the next four hours. pete: so much has been said. consider this edition,

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contest between james weldon johnson's "lift every voice and sing" and francis scott key's "the national anthem." well, james weldon johnson's anthem won, but the judge rejected it. and now we have the national anthem full of the bombastic violence. and so i say to all people, no matter what your age, if you can't do it when you're young as i was and growing up in the rural segregated place in virginia, do it when you get old. >> eugene, thank you for the call. john tinker, what are you hearing? >> i think that's an excellent idea. that's a wonderful comment. and it points out the need to bring it up, to say it, to bring that to us, to let us know that. and lift every voice and sing is a wonderful song, and i agree. the francis scott key song is a glorification of war, and i think the "lift every voice and sing" would be a better national anthem. i don't know how other people feel about that, and i think it's open to debate. i think everybody should say what they think about that and let us know. but i think that's an excellent idea. >> you heard from rebecca schnide as you and your family and

i think to lift every voice and sing would be a better national anthem. i do not know how other people feel about that. i think it is open to debate. everyone should say what they think about that and let us know. i think that is an excellent idea. >> >> you heard from rebecca. what are your general observations about this generation? >> >> thank you, rebecca for your comments. i have had the opportunity to meet with journalists from parkland, florida. the school there that had the terrible shooting with 17 students killed. the student journalists are very aware that another court case limited press freedom in the schools and it is an important impediment to student journalists in some parts of the country, although there have been 14 states that have opened up their school newspapers to freedom of the press. i think that is a very important thing to do. the students today are more aware and more active by far than the students were when i was at school. i think it is a very positive development. i think our society will benefit greatly from it. i encoura

[indiscernible] ♪ [national anthem plays] ♪ [indiscernible] >> tammy cruise will now give the invocation let us pray. gracious god, you have ordered our lives in the compassion of your will. here in our nation's capital, we are reminded of washington and lincoln. one the 18th century father and the other the 19th century preserve our nation. -- preserve of our nation. between then we honor those who took up the struggle for liberty and justice, freedom and peace in europe in the battle of the bulge. in this great series of battles, general eisenhower commented the present situation is to be regarded as one of opportunity for us and so it was. today, we remember the struggle, the bravery and the tenacity, the acts of heroism of those who fought in the battle of the bulge. those who survived and those who gave all their tomorrow is that tomorrows that we might have all of our today's. president truman rightly recognized our debt to the heroic men and women in the service our country can never be repaid. they have earned our undying gratitude. america will never forget their sacrifices and

she tweeted, one day i'm gonna sing the national anthem at the super bowl. one day. that one day is here on february 2nd. >>> a shake-up at the grammys this morning just days before the big awards show. the president and ceo has been placed on administrative leave. deborah dugan is under investigation for misconduct. it comes after a formal allegation was made by a senior female employee. but no other details have been released. dugan was the first woman to serve as the head of the grammys. she had been on the job for just six months. >>> the fbi has arrested three suspected neo-nazis allegedly planning to attend a pro-gun rally in virginia monday. a former canadian army reservist is among the men facing weapons and other charges. it comes after virginia's governor imposed a temporary ban on weapons near the state capitol, which is the site of monday's rally. a gun rights group challenged the governor's order, but yesterday a judge upheld the ban. >>> there's growing outrage over the case of a mississippi man sentenced to 12 years in prison for bringing a cell phone

before the game they'ring do the national anthem.e stands and i see my wife and our daughters. and they're like singing usa. they have the flag and everything. you're just looking at them and you're like man, i better not f this up. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? you hear the national anthem playing you can't help but get a little emotional. >> jimmy: well, when we come back, one of my favorite interviews with kobe, one in which he talks about lebron, coaching his daughter's basketball team, and whate called the mamba mentality. schools are having acrto cut sports.y, i'm tony the tiger and i'm on a mission to fix that. ♪ bring back the tigers. ♪ your mighty, mighty tigers. [cheering sounds] buy a box and help all kids be tigers. when you switch you get 4 free phones and a super reliable, super fast network. so make the best move of the year and switch to boost mobile. ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is so make the best move of the year helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a m

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voting we're about to start doing. >> we're going to take a moment now for the singing of the national anthem, which is performed tonight by sarah rosales, a vocal performance major here at drake university. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the national anthem performed by drake university student, sarah rosales. ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed, at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there ♪ . ♪ 'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave [ applause ] >> sarah rosales, great, we are going to take a quick break. next, more on the tension between senators warren and sanders and how that may play out tonight. and as for the president, we'll also talk about the case each candidate has for being the one who can defeat him. all that and more as our debate night preview gets closer to the b

we saw there in parliament square the singing of the national anthem. we heard the people there saying this was about sovereignty and laws and having a sense of control. it is an emotional thing as much as anything else stop it is. one essay a backlash against globalisation it is notjust that, it is about people having a say in the way laszer on —— when icesave was not as listening to michael gove on radio this morning. —— i was listening to. he was asked that brexit had created divisions. he suggested that it revealed divisions that were there that we were kind of ignoring. think there is truth to that. presumably if we now sign a big trade agreement with the united states there will be somebody else setting the rules, it will be washington. the funny thing about trade deals is you will never be completely independent unless you wa nt completely independent unless you want to go and start a colony on mars. as soon as you start doing a trade deal with somebody you are sharing rules of some kind because thatis sharing rules of some kind because that is w

they don't think the anything or is going to go long in the national anthem and try to gobble up that for as long as possible to show off their pipes. this thing won't go away over two minutes and 30 seconds. >> we want to switch gears. david: the mainstream media has found another so-called bombshell from the holden book, thanks to the new york times which they claim is more evidence for him to testify as a witness. my question to you, are they just using these inflated bombshells, one after another to push their agenda on impeachment. >> i before -year-old, and read a story to him every night before he goes to bed. and when we tackle recently, was the boy who cried wolf. and that really fits here doesn't it. is the media who cries wolf. bombshell after bombshell, not with just impeachment. go all the way back three years ago all the way through the brush and investigation and every bombshell that was around that. absolutely said that the president was guilty. in this one was going to take it down. the america sees it as the media has cried wolf. in 19 out. we say bombshell a times a

it's going to be a national anthem forever. >> reporter: the 44-year-old calls himself the quincy joneshop. >> the thing to be a great collaborator is let everybody know the eagles got to leave the room for that moment and let's come together and make the most incredible collaboration ever. and people that work khaled know i'm going to hit a home run. >> how is he able to bring these all-star collaborations together? >> well, i think he has proven himself. people like being around him, and his energy is very contagious, and it makes you excited about whatever he is doing. >> reporter: one of those all-stars r&b singer john legend. ♪ >> i think he has defied gravity. he is a great example of someone that guess out there, and he is his biggest cheerleader. he goes out and there anderson says you need to hear this. you need to pay attention to what i'm doing because what i'm doing is special. >> reporter: their latest collaboration is "higher" with the rapper nipsey russell. the song is nominated for a grammy award, but it's a bittersweet momentum. ♪ we keep going higher, higher >> reporte

became a national anthem was tim. many call the impeachment trial of donald trump in the u.s.senate a political show well if it is it's not buried entertaining in fact it's quite boring repetitive and tedious clearly this entire process is a blood fest to play for keeps but what about the institutional damage left in the wake of this low energy process. seemed wrong. but all wrong just don't. mean you won't get to shape out these days become active. and engaged and be close to trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. kinds of financial survival job about money laundering 1st to visit this cash into 3 different. oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas it became an island to do all these banks are complicit in the act of congress and we just have to give my phone and say hey i'm going to do some serious muhlenberg ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice laundry for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile

please rise and join me for the posting of the colors and singing of our national anthem. ♪ o say, canou see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> thank you, katie. it is truly an honor to introduce our next speaker who will administer the oath of office. as our first female african american to be appointed at the san francisco superior court, she has paved the way for women and people of color to succeed in law and has been a role model and mentor to lawyers who are people of color. please join me in honoring judge teri l. jackson. [applause] >> i have to guess dresset dre in front of you. welcome. just as a little aside, when i see this many people in a room, i

that includes no kneeling, no signs, no arm bands or raising of fists during the national anthem.about it, gen berry. -- gen -- gen berry she won in peru on the medals stand and she raised her fist in protest and because of it the u.s. olympic committee put her on probation for 12 months. happy to have you. let me start with your reaction. how do you feel about these new rules that were just announced? >> let me first say that i do understand why the ioc made these guidelines and these rules. but i don't think it is to separate sports and politics. the ioc have investments in the olympic games. they invest billions of dollars and they're a company, they're a business. they want to protect that. why not just say that. >> you don't think this is about in any way, shape and form, keeping sports separate from politics? you think this is motivated by the mighty dollar? >> absolutely. they have to protect their investments and want to avoid controversy at all costs. >> did they consult you or any other athletes before they announced these rules, to your knowledge? . >> no, they did not

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. ♪ >>> demi lovato will sing the national anthem at super bowl liv next month.he recovers from a 2018 overdose and time in rehab. she has said that she wants to the singer will also take the stage at this year's grammy awards. >> check out these skills. skye is 11 years old and a skateboarding prodigy in the uk. this is her debut at the youth olympics in switzerland. she's hoping for a bigger stage. she wants to become the youngest british olympian at the 2020 olympic games the first time skateboarding will be a competitive sport. she says she doesn't even have a coach. >>> and you're looking at a new colony of penguins. researchers found them while tracking a different species of penguins on a remote island in argentina. the discovery add to the growing list of 50 plus known colonies. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" anthony mason talk with the neptunes about being named the sgwriter' ofame. i'm anne-marie green this is the "cbs morning news". all of fame. i'm anne-marie green this is the "cbs morning news". good lunch? amazin'! toyota. let's go places. than

she took to instagram to reveal she will be singing the national anthem at the big game.mes two days after she posted that she will be performing, also, at the grammy awards later this month. this will be her first live performances since 2018. super bowl liv takes place february 2nd at hard rock stadium in miami, it can hold 64,000 people. >>> new this morning, britain's prince harry is making his first public appearance. the queen is hosting the rugby league world cup 2021 at the palace. the summit at the palace was to determine their future, real lives. they are looking to scale back public duties, and live financially independent from the crown. >> fox is launching a new spinoff series, 911 lone star, it stars rob low and luke tyler, leading the show. the spinoff from the hit drama, 911, will have a two part premier starting this weekend. they say they are bringing something original and new to the franchise. they say audiences will learn a lot about these characters right from the start. >>> he is the only survivor of 9/11, from his firehouse. so, he is still serving

she'll be performing the national anthem at the super bowl.. so many people are shocked she's taking the stage at such a huge venue but demi herself apparently saw it coming. >> ten years ago demi tweeted, one day i'm going to sing the national anthem at the super bowl, one day. you guys, that is the power of putting your dreams out into the universe. dream big. in addition to her super bowl performance, lovato will also take the stage at this year's grammy awards. like you said, she stayed out of the spotlight for some years. what a way to come back. 2020 is for you, demi. >> this song, that was my song in 2017, the summer. turn it up! ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry >> okay. >> yeah. >> you ready? >> yeah. >>> now from one hitmaker to another. >> yeah, getting myself together. mariah carey. special honor for her. >> finally nabbed what's perhaps the most elusive prize, a place inside the songwriter's hall of fame. >> the organization has announced the five-time grammy award winner will be inducted into its 2020

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2016 to share the stage with bruno mars one of my favorite moments was in 2018 pink some of the national anthem and i caught her leaving the field with her daughter out. and tonight on a t j lo and shakira tell us their plans for the big show plus our interview with jennifer's fiance a ride you don't want to miss it. he spilling secrets, i'm kevin frazier back to you. >>i laughed the sun is set in miami. but we just wanted to show you this really quickly because this is here in the bay area. simply beautiful as the sun is setting here is not looks like sure, but i screen that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you so much for being with us this hour, we'll see back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in prime time in the meantime we turn it over to ken wayne and pam moore who are here at the news at 6 high grant vicki thanks to you both coming up tonight at 6 mounting tension among san francisco city leaders amid an alleged corruption scandal involving the director of public works but several supervisors are now calling on the mayor to do and how she is responding we're inching closer to game day i

. ♪ >> reporter: standing for the national anthem before today's meet, ryan, the kid known as everyone'sriend, returned to the mats, this time to share his gratitude. >> i just can't think of everybody enough for all the help you've given me and my family. >> reporter: you spent the last two years at a rehab facility in colorado. no complaining coming out of this fighter's mouth. >> being bummed out does not get anything done. >> reporter: now he is back home and back for his senior year in high school. >> i've gone from basically being completely paralyzed to i can walk with crutches, i work out with all my friends. >> reporter:'s family and friends couldn't be prouder. >> we are all doing great. it's been a big adjustment obviously to come back and be altogether again, which has been huge. >> he is who he is. he is a strong minded kid, and i have never seen anybody like him. >> reporter: ryan also wanted to come to the wrestling meet for another reason. >> my sister is wrestling, so i hope she wins. but if not, i'm really proud of her. i'm just happy he's in the room, he's cheering me

is rory chalons i think we're going to hear the national anthem there. murray says what an interesting set up that with this gathering which is kind of somewhat unofficial it feels opponents plan. this is the policy to speed all that ice by no i join. him ahead of me over the. silly. quite deafening rendition of the national anthem this ring out of a nigel for all is of course the hair writer. writes it means that he's the right since here he's the man more than anyone else really who made the scale happen he put so much pressure on david cameron with his u.k. independence odyssey that sort of you can hear any bad language going on in the background that david cameron was forced to pull out 2016 referendum and now they have it sold those people voted for. britain to leave the european union back enjoy the 60 will they have it now oh they have their rights it's it's taken a long time for them they think that it should have at least a little hero to a guy but it's their moment this is that night so. that someone on the stage put it whether or not you agree

the national anthem will be sung by boyz2 owby little john. public transit is always recommended. cal train is running extras. vpa is also running bus service from the bart warm springs station. if you are going, you are encouraged to car pool, or buy a pass ahead of time. after the game, cbsn bay area will stream special live post game coverage at 7:00 p.m. you find it on kpix.com and on other digital platforms. >>> new at 11:00 in oakley, two officers were struck during a welfare check. they were questioning the driver acting frantically when they were hit. no word on their conditions after they were take ton the hospital. >>> families and friends of a sws nit.n vict e h ppened t of elmhurst middle school. myisha singleton was in a crosswalk to pick up her daughter when she was hit by a maxima. >> you hit somebody and you couldn't save their life by pulling over. her child came out of the school and saw her mom dead on the ground. >> friends say myish and and her husband have seven kids. they hope to raise $10,000 reward money for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

performances musical performance says and in fact the whole event will be finished on the israeli national anthem you can see of course the pictures behind you carney a song that the yellow star is being played let's listen and. i've. a allied nations came together in order to defeat nazi germany and its collaborators their joint efforts and unity of purpose to save the world from nazi evil the red army who bravely and resolutely led the feet of the nazis on the eastern fronts and to gether with its allies freed europe from the nazi whip soviet troops liberated my dynamic auschwitz bill can now and other nasty camps. it is my honor to invite his excellency mr vladimir putin president of the russian federation to deliver his remarks. mr president. has been your prime minister. kohli friends ladies and gentlemen. who have gathered today at this international forum the locals and emory of the holocaust victims and as i was shared responsibility that has brought us together the debt we owe was going to be an actor the future we mourn for all the victims of the net says sharif including $6000000.00 je

the grammy nominated star will sing the national anthem at super bowl liv. the singer is making her way back into the public eye after taking time off to work on her health and create new music. >> you can talk to animals? >> yes. to robert downey junior brings a fascinating character to the big screen in doolittle. after losing his wife he hides in the house with only exotic animals for company. yet when a young queen of england you sick doolittle is forced to set sail to a mythical island and search for a cure. doolittle hits theaters today. that your eye on entertainment. >>> we know aaron rodgers went to al but who's the other packer start with local ties? hence, think jim harbaugh's high school. we've got of thriller, can the warriors pull it out at the buzzer. kickoff coming -- tipoff coming up. >>> let out of sight and take a live look at downtown san jose on this friday. time and tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce

>> if it happens at the super bowl, you can probably bet on it, coin toss, the lengths of the national anthem the color of the gatorade is dumped on the winning coach. >> will any player be arrested in miami after the game? >> any other prop bets, how many times president trump tweets during the game. >> will j. lo twerk? >> jennifer lopez, whether or not she's going to show butt cleaving. >> trevor: yes, super bowl liv, you can even bet on j. lo's butt cleaving, and it will probably be there but probably will happen during a tackle. ( laughter ) but it's true, you can bet on anything that has anything to do with the super bowl, even the length of the nationa national , which is great news for demi, because she's singing. she can bet and she can be just like, and the home of the brave -- ( dragging out "brave" ) brave, brave, brave! ( cheers and applause ) so the super bowl is always a big betting day, but this year, thanks to some new laws, it will be even easier to lose your life savings. >> in 2020, sin is in. sports betting is now authorized in 20 states plus washington, d.c. >> since is

please rise and join me for the posting of the colors and singing of our national anthem. ♪ o say, canou see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> thank you, katie. it is truly an honor to introduce our next speaker who will administer the oath of office. as our first female african american to be appointed at the san francisco superior court, she has paved the way for women and people of color to succeed in law and has been a role model and mentor to lawyers who are people of color. please join me in honoring judge teri l. jackson. [applause] >> i have to guess dresset dre in front of you. welcome. just as a little aside, when i see this many people in a room, i

even as guaido and his supporters triumphantly sung the country's national anthem and swore their leader to hamper this assembly is the lawmakers were plunged into darkness. those left most in the dark, however, are the country's citizens who fear that as their country squabbles, their lives worsen. this could be another significant development. facebook says it will remove so—called deepfakes from its platform — videos that are modified by artificial intelligence to look real. the company says these videos distort reality and present a significant challenge for the tech industry. critics say the move doesn't go far enough in removing all misleading content. reminding you of the other breaking news, also in iran. state media in iran saying a ukrainian airline carrying 180 people has taken off —— has crashed shortly after takeoff. reports say it was a boeing 737 and it came down due to technical problems. it is unclear also of course, whether the incident is linked to the confrontation with the united states. more as soon as we have it. thank you very much were watching. well, the winds h