i had the privilege of hearing and seeing smokey robinson a few months ago. he took about five minutes to do one of his songs. but it took him five years to do another. >> the one of me crying is a five-minute painting. that was just two colors of paint. >> let's see another one. yes. tell us about this. >> i call this the self- portrait. from the outside i look fine. but from the inside looking out it is like this painting appears. there are broken spaces where my brain is not connecting to one another. and the way i did this painting is i through a mirror on the floor to see what happens when glass falls. that was my prayer. what happened to me when that glass fell on the? i cut a pastel drawing of myself into the same pieces as the broken glass. >> how long did that take? >> that was about four weeks. that is also on the path of me being up two hours a day. i would do a little bit, lie down. to a little bit. back and forth with the sleeping, praying and healing. >> let's see the last two pictures of the family before we go to the next segment. we will run

performances by smokey robinson.onder with chris stapleton. ♪ >> reporter: and the night's scene stealer. ♪ an epic tribute to 50 years of hip-hop by decades of its legends. ♪ a high-powered celebration of our universal language -- music. janet shamlian, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from new york city tonight, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the faa is proposing a more than $1 million fine on united airlines over pre-flight safety checks. the federal authority alleges the airline did not complete required fire system checks on its boeing 777s. united argues the safety of their flights was never in question. >>> the city of new york is lifting its covid vaccine mandate for public workers this week, but the mayor says the roughly 2,000 employees fired for refusing to get the sh

ground at the 65th annual grammy awards performing a medley of songs with chris stapleton and smokey robinson and there were some groundbreaking moments in los angeles. global superstar bad bunny opened up the ceremony as the first performer of the night he also took home best musica urbana album. >> sam graciously wanted me to accept this award because i'm the first transgendered woman to win this award >> kem petras became the first transgendered woman to win the pop duo for her song "unholy" with sam smith the accolades keep adding up for viola davis. she has won an emmy, grammy, tony and oscar and harry also nabbing album of the year and dr. dre was presented with the global impact award for his impact on the industry the monoclonal antibody mogul's speech was followed by the 50th celebration of hip-hop request performances by ll cool j and missy elliott. >>> and beyonce is smashing records. she is now the most winning artist in grammy history with 32 awards >> she may be that girl, but will ticketmaster break some souls today? because presale is beginning for beyonce's renaissance concer

performances by smokey robinson. ♪ ♪ stevie wonder with chris stapleton. >> and the night scene stealerp. a high-powered celebration of our universal language, music. janet shamlian, cbs news new york. >> norah: want a night. a reminder, cbs news prime time coverage of president biden's second sate of the union address and the republican response will begin tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific right here on cbs. we hope you can join us. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night. >> announcer: moving in with her family had its dangers. >> judge judy: were the children removed from your custody? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: why? >> my uncle was living in the home. he's on megan's law as a sex predator. >> announcer: does this mom even want her kids back? >> judge judy: why didn't you move? >> i was there first, your honor. >> judge judy: i don't understand how your head is working. it's certainly not in the best interest of children to live in the home of a sexual predator. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom

ground at this 65th annual grammy awards performing a medley of songs with chris stapleton and smokey robinsonaciously wanted me to accept this award because i'm the first transgender woman to win this award >> kim petras became the first transgender woman to win the best pop duo performance for her song "unholy" with sam smith global superstar bad bunny opened up the show, the first performer of the night, he also took home best musica album. >>> the accolades add up for viola davis. she scored a legendary egot. she has an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony after winning for best audio book for her memoire "finding me." >> harry styles rocked the stage performing "as it was. also nabbing album of the year >>> and dr. dre with presented for the global impact award. the speech was followed by the 50th anniversary celebration of hip hop featuring performances from run dmc, ll school j and missy elliott. >>> beyoncÉ is not just breakin souls she is smashing records. she is now the most winning artist in grammy history with 32 awards >>> she may be that girl, but will ticketmaster break some souls of th

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that smokey robinson song, "tears of a clown" doesn't that take you back to my dad's music?layed at my house. >> pete: all my parents played was chicago. >> ainsley: oh, really? what did your parents play? >> brian: my dad would force me to listen to war of 1812 overture. [laughter] try to appreciate it because he was really into classical music but he could also listen to the battles. the bottom line it was 8-track tapes and he would always click in the middle of the song and i always appreciated that. >> pete: still ahead, joe biden set to deliver state of union address tomorrow. what can he say to improve america's standing on the world stage? piers morgan with uncensored advice for joe biden. that comes up next. >> brian: and we will talk exclusively to ainsley. super surprised courtesy of j.j. walked. >> you will be standing there because you are the four honorary captains for the super bowl. >> i am so speechless. [laughter] >> ainsley: meet the military veteran with honorary super bowl coin toss captains. ♪ ♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that