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a live look ode >>> hi, there. it is the first day of 2018. let's look live for the first time this year at the bay bridge, looking very lovely, clear there. also clear in the south bay. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington in with kari hall. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> it starts nice. we have rain in the forecast this week, but not today. we will continue on with sunshine. a live look outside at the bay bridge as you head out this morning. another spare the air alert day. no wood burning. for the coast, it will be unhealthy to be outside if you have breathing problems, inland, east bay as well as the santa clara valley. the high temperatures reaching low to mid-60s. ift it's going to be a great one. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. >> there you have it. 2018 welcome to the bay area kicking off the new year in style. fireworks lit up the night skies as the clock struck midnight. people from all across the globe came to the embarcadero to ring in the new year. >> they always do.

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god bless you. .od bless your family's and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] [cheering] >> that was representative joe in fall river,rd massachusetts. now to hear your voices we will roll to as many calls as we can in the limited amount of time that we have. tim, you are in -- you are on c-span. er: i thought the state of the union revealed the division of our parties more than anything else. it is unfortunate and pathetic that we are so separated in that respect. find a more can respected leader for the country. the promises we keep our the measure of our character and i am not sure our president is capable of keeping promises. sorry, i thought you are finished. caller: i agree with joe kennedy. we are measured with the brewpub -- by the promises we keep. i am very proud of him, it was a wonderful, wonderful presidential speech. this is nicholas in petersburg, virginia. r: thank you for c-span. i have lived in china for eight years where i was working. when he had just a car whilehit by crossing the street and the state department did not help me.

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. >> she went on to introduce u2 who performed an ode to immigrants on the hudson river with the statuerty as a backdrop. >> politics brought some laughs when james core don held auditions to best seller "fire and fury." contenders like john legend, cardi b. and even former presidential candidate hillary clinton. the show took place in new york for the first time in 15 years. fellow performances country artists to broadway legends and louise and danny brought down the house to their hit, de despocito. snagging best new artist, and carrie fisher won her first grammy for best spoken word album, her memoir, the princess diaress. star co-host mark ham he will celebrated the win on social media. the big hit was bruno mars surprising some when he took home six awards for album, record and song of the year along with best r & b performance, r & b song and r & b album. >>> as it stands this morning, donald trump is just hours away from delivering his first state of the union address. the speech centers on one central theme, building a safe, strong and proud america. there are sentiments the pre

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. >> before introducing u2 who performed an ode to immigrants on the hudson river with the statue of liberty as a backdrop, nbc's mark barber has more. >> the grammy goes to 24 karat magic, bruno mars. >> reporter: music's biggest night turned into a golden one for bruno mars, six clus including a sweep of the big through, album and record of the year for 24 karat magic and song of the year for that's what i like. kendrick lamarr included dances symbolically, gunned down one by one. he won five grammys in the night including rap album. >> it is special because of rap muse you can. this is what got me on the stage, support my family and all that. >> reporter: also earning three grammys chris staple ton, including country album of the year, while alicia cara won best artist. it was not all awards. white roses on the red carpet, support for the me too, and time's up movement which carried into the show. >> we come in peace, but we mean business. [cheering and applauding] >> reporter: and extended into an emotional performance. ♪ ♪ 66 >> reporter: joined on stage by a chorus of women for