. ♪ >> reporter: it's the mid '70s, and patti labelle, nona hendricks and sarah dash are singing aboutt profession in new orleans. ♪ does it feel that long ago? >> some days. >> it doesn't feel 47 years ago. >> i was going to say, is that all? ♪ >> reporter: the song rode its racy chorus to the top of the charts. >> i didn't know what it meant. it meant will you sleep with me tonight. >> reporter: if patti didn't know it, she was one of the few. it was the first french sentence i learned. ♪ >> reporter: but "lady marmalade" was about so much more. >> it was affirmative because you have people from all backgrounds saying go sister, go ahead, be who you are. ♪ >> reporter: when you've had a number-one hit and been the first black female group on the cover of "rolling stone," you know you've been success. >> i feel so important today as i'm sure nona and patti are feeling the same way. >> reporter: this, this is something else. >> when we first started, we were hoping we got a job. and to be in the library of congress. do you know how big that is for three black, fierce women? hey. >> ror

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's the mid-'70s, and patti labelle, nona hendryx, and sarah dash are singing aboutoldest profession in new orleans. does it feel that long ago? >> some days. >> it doesn't feel 47 years ago. >> i was going to say, is that all? ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the song rode its racy chorus to the top of the charts. >> i didn't know what "voulez vous couche avec moi" meant. it meant, "will you sleep with me tonight?" >> reporter: if patti really didn't know, she was one of the few. it was the first french sentence i learned! ♪ ♪ ♪ but "lady marmalade" was about so much more. >> it really was affirmative, because you had people of all backgrounds saying, "go, sister, go ahead, be who you are." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when you've had a number-one hit and been the first black female group on the cover of "rolling stone," you know you've been successful. >> i feel so important today, as i'm sure nona and patti are feeling the same way. >> reporter: but this-- this is something else. >> when we first started, we were hoping we got a job! and to be inducted into the library of co

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's the mid 70s and patty le belle, nona hendriks and sarah dash are singing about in new orleans. ♪ ♪ does it feel that long ago? >> some days. >> it doesn't feel 47 years ago. >> i was going to say, is that all? ♪ ♪ -- chorus. >> it meant will you sleep with me tonight. >> reporter: if patty didn't know, she was one of the few. it was the first french sentence i learned. ♪ ♪ >> but lade marmelade was about more. >> it was really affirmative, you have people from all backgrounds saying go sister, go ahead. be who you are. >> reporter: when you have had a number one hit and been the first female group on the confer of rolling stone you know you have been successful. >> i feel so important today, and i know they are feeling the same way. >> reporter: but this, this is something else. >> we firtang we got a job. but to be inducted in to the library of congress? do you know how big that is? for three black fierce women. hey. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: big for them. and should be for all of us. ♪ ♪ sn >> reporter: cbs news, the cbs overnight news, will be right back. >>> and that

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i'm off it's good to have you with us the president of ghana nona. and his wife have become the world's 1st 3 cypriots of a coronavirus vaccine from kovacs banks is the global plan to procure and distribute free vaccines to poor countries the 76 year old received the astra zeneca vaccine live on television today that is the 1st country to receive vaccines from kovacs and plans to begin vaccinating its population tomorrow nearly 24 other countries will receive supplies next week. as well as battling a 2nd wave of the infection health authorities in guyana are also fighting disinform ation about the safety of vaccines the president says he hoped that getting the jab would encourage others to do the same it's importance. i said the example the vaccine deceived. us to have seen that everybody. comfortable and not take the next it is important that everybody the end of the day is next and they did and that's all that. are let's go now to our correspondents. covering gone as kovacs vaccine rollout he joins us from the capital so alex going to has received

let's bring it up to napa and sa nona, mid 60s there. on the seven-day forecast, dry through the next seven days. it would be great to get some rainfall in here. it is not in it for us right now. 67 on friday, 68 on saturday. san francisco, go down a little bit on monday, and back up potentially to 70 next wednesday. and right here for the inland valleys, 63 tomorrow. 72 friday. goes up to 78 sunday, back down a little monday to 69. and then we're back up to 78 once we hit wednesday. now, the one thing that might be bothering you is your allergies. we have pine, oak, and cedar in the high category. so you have to catch out for that, even with this great weather this weekend. i can tell you, lucy has dog allergies, but she will enjoy it this weekend. if i'm feeling lazy or the whole covid happening and everything, i see her outside, running around, i'm like, okay, it's time for me to get up and do something. so let her be your inspiration, right? >> we've been so cooked up. it's so nice to be outside. i really just like to soak it in when

. >> it is nona salmonellosis and unfortunately it is very contagious. >> reporter: the wildlife caressociation has seen more than 30 birds brought in since january suffering from the bacteria and all have died. >> reporter: >> it is not something they will generally recover from. >> reporter: how is the outbreak being spread? they are a migratory bird, they come through here in the winter and stop at the birdfeeders, eat the birdseed, hang out with the other birds and unfortunately, they are carrying the disease. >> reporter: wildlife officials say they should be removed until the spring time when the migrating birds have moved on. >> we know that the public is very well intended trying to make food available in the winter for the birds. please recognize that you are kind of doing more harm than good at this point by keeping the birdfeeders out. the birds will find food. it is out there. >> if you do find a dedead boar you are asked to report it to help the state track the spread of the disease. >>> if you were expecting at home performances for tomorrow's grammys, think again. how t

nona maria. okay, granny, well, let's get you back into a nursing home. oh shit, that back fired. and remember, while all of this is going on new york is still in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. the state is even dealing with its own new york mutation which makes corona easier to catch and also makes you really defensive against bagels. and if you want to convince people are you still focused encore owna t is probably a bad idea to have your vaccine czar spending his time doing this. >> now a report in the "washington post" makes claims that one of cuomo's top virses and vaccine czar larry schwartz may have crossed ethical lines accused of making calls to counterree executives questioning their loyalty. >> one executive was so upset by the call the person filed an ethics complaint with the state attorney general's office. >> according to the report, one official believes getting vaccines to his area could suffer if schwartz was not pleased with his response. >> and the governor's office said schwartz denied that the governor did anything wrong. schwartz told the post that