. >> you wore the flag on your back at the grammys. but what does that mean, if you can't be on the ground right now picking up your own brothers and sisters. >> plus, we profile a doctor who's screening for deadly diseases one barber shop at a time. that's what's going on in our world starting now. >>> nearly a year since a 7.2 magnitude earthquake left 300,000 dead and millions of haitians homeless, the caribbean country held its election. like most elections in haiti history, this one wasn't free of controversy. in light of allegations of irregularity of polling sites and ballot stuffing. two thirds of the voters are demanding the votes be cancelled. wyclef jean was vying for the country's highest office. he was forced to abandon his hopes of running after election officials ruled him ineligible. no stranger to the fight of his fellow haitians, he uses his foundation to raise more than $9 million in earthquake assistance. >> a state of emergency. emergency. >> days after the earthquake, he came under scrutiny after allegations were m

the grammy award winning musician will be assisting with the development of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets. intel is hoping to gain the attention of a younger generation by incorporating entertainment and technology. >>> oscar nominations came out today and "toy story iii" was nominated. the film's director talked about the movie's appeal. >> i know a lot of people enjoyed the movie. both audiences and critics found it to be highly entertaining and funny and emotional and meaningful to them. and i think that it just spoke to a lot of people. >> it earned a total of five nominations. the other best picture nominees are "the king's speech," "true grit," "black swan," "the social network," "the fighter ," "inception," "the kids are all right." >> guess i have some movies to see. >>> when e-mail became indispensible. that's coming up in ken's good question. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, after the illinois supreme court ruled rahm emanu >>> a printer was literally ordered to stop the presses today after the illinois supreme court ruled manuel's name must be on the ballot for the chi

this month i was asked by the san francisco chapter of the grammy's to moderate what they call the artist of the day pam at the career day they hold every day at san francisco state. 700 high school student the participate -- students participate. i have been attending that for some years. this year i got to do a moderating position. it was a lot of fun and -- hopefully, engages kids in -- in all of that, the music business, not just how to become a rap artist or something like that. and in addition to -- tomorrow january 26th, i'll be addressing the greater michigan rotary club at their monthly luncheon. they invited the entertainment commission to talk about what they do and how we do it and take questions from that group. that happens tomorrow and i'll let you know as other invitations come up. again, i'm continuing to list on your report though the numbers and -- of one time permits loud speakers, and one-time events so you could get a sense of that workload and how it comes and goes. the last thing i want to mention is the status of the appeals at two venues that we have been 0 worki

the grammy award winning musician will assist with the development of devices including laptops, smartphones and tabletops -- or tablets rather. intel homes to gain the intention attention of a young -- hopes to gain the attention of a younger generation. >>> the oscar nominations came out today and toy story 3 was nominated best picture. the film's director talked about the movie's appeal. >> i know that a lot of people really enjoyed the movie, both audiences and critics. they found it to be highly entertaining and funny but also very emotional and meaningful for them. i think that it just spoke to a lot of people. >> toy story 3 earned a total of five nominations. the other nominees are the king's speech, true grit, black swan, the social network, the fighter, inception, the kids are all right, 127 hours and winter's bone. without it, but it h >> guess i have some movies to see. >>> you may not remember a time without it, but it had to start somewhere. when e-mail became indispensable, that's coming up in our good question. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you

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i have a feeling -- i really think this is going to put him back in the grammy race for next year toold more than 20 million albums worldwide. and now oscar and grammy nominee josh groban releases his most anticipated album yet. >> oh, hello there. i'm oscar and grammy nominated singer josh groban. if you love kanye west tweets as much as i do, you are going to love my new album. >> josh groban's the beast tweets of kanye west. ♪ can we please toast ♪ to the [ bleep ] dush bags ♪ do you know where to find ♪ marble con fence tables ♪ i'm looking to have a conference ♪ ♪ but not until i get the table ♪ >> at most, his tweets are 140 characters but the depth of his passion, is immeasurable. ♪ fur pillows ♪ are hard to actually sleep on ♪ ♪ man ♪ whatever happened to my antique fish tank ♪ >> you'll get all of your favorites. ♪ classical music is tight yo ♪ i make awesome decisions in bike stores ♪ ♪ french fries are the devil ♪ black is the new black >> and many, many more. josh groban's the best tweets of kanye west includes 752 original songs. and 48 cds. ♪ i love me ♪ eeeee >> in stor

the barbara walter days which is current. i like to tease her and she doesn't get me but i like her anyway and elisabeth hasselbeck and she gets very upset. >> you are up, kathy, a grammy i have a nomination for best comedy album. i like that i've won in your mind. in the history of the grammys, only two women won best comedy album. >> is that really true? >> yeah. >> who are they? >> whoopi and lily. >> one doesn't count then. >> well, that's -- >> i'm not going to ask which one. >> not stand-up comedy thing. >> whoopi's wasn't where you're from. >> she is a -- >> yeah. >> and the stand-up. we go on the road together sometimes. >> do you? >> she spiels. she's more of a spieler. she's funny. >> she's wonderful. >> political stuff. >> did you always do your style of comedy, telling stories? >> yes. in fact, i wanted -- yes. i still can't tell a joke to save my life like a knock-knock joke. and so i just started out in the coffee houses doing stories and luckily i had friends help me out saying do your thing and they know very well, you want to play to your strengths and do what you do and hopefully things unique to you so i do a personal experience, burning bridges, mus

i won't be at the oscars or the grammys or the teen choice awards either. why would i be? i've seen the best: the chinese restaurant awards. you'll see them too later on sunday morning. >> osgood: mo rocca shows us the other new jersey. david pogue tests the strength of a spider's web and much more but first the headlines for this sunday morning, the 16th of january, 2011. doctors in tucson say congresswoman gabrielle giffords no longer needs a ventilator to breathe. she remains in critical condition one week after she was shot by accused gunman jared loughner. one of thes as shooting victims has been arrested and taken in for psychiatric evaluation. that follows an angry confrontation james fuller had with the leader of the tea party movement during the taping of a town hall meeting yesterday. a new poll from the associated press shows the number of people strongly opposed to the new health care law has diminisheded. this poll finds 41% now against it. 40% are in favor. this week house republicans are expected to vote to repeal the law. the pentagon says an iraqi soldier

well for more on the divide between rich and poor stay tuned for our interview a little later with grammy award winning guitarist tom morello who argues that capitalism is destroying the world. capitalism its job is to remake the world in its image and to create. and to create wants to create unnecessary wants so there's products to sell to newly dissatisfied consumers that's why you have to have the right pair of jeans to be attractive the right gear to be have your thirst quencher the right you know via group il to succeed in romance. these things are so in that regard capital very successful. indian administered kashmir has been gripped by a string of separatist protests in summer which forced many schools to shut down although children are having to give up their traditional winter break to catch up on lost days in the classroom but as our teens charan singh reports they return to school represents the beginning of a backlash by some against militant separatists. in srinagar this is all that it means for the school bus it was walking forcing a general strike separatists in the capital

up against guantanamo and protesting against their music being used to store tour or the acts we talked to a grammy award winning guitarist tom morello well as a goal to bring about social change there was talent. he's the face behind the guitar. hard hitting grammy award winning guitarist tom morello strength his beat to the sounds of social justice. from his early days as lead guitarist of rage against the machine. the street sweeper social club tom morello incorporate social issues of the past and present to mobilize his fans toward political change. parties sits down with tom morello tom morello thanks so much for joining us and happy to be. asked and now you are a member of the class of two hundred seventy what's you to give your voice to the immigration debate well i was happy to join the immigration debates and the boycott of arizona through the strike which is. the singer of rage against the machine and it was a simple matter of him texting me asking what i thought i said i'm all in what can we do to help so rage against the machine reached out to many of our friends other artists to ask th

the guitar. hard hitting grammy award winning guitarist tom morello strength his beat to the sounds of social justice. from his early days as lead guitarist of rage against the machine. to the street sweeper social club tom morello incorporate social issues of the past and present to mobilize his fans toward political change. our t. sits down with tom morello tom morello thanks so much for joining us and happy to be here something out the press question now you were a member of the class of s b ten seventy what's you to give your voice to integration debate while i was happy to join the immigration debates and the boycott of arizona through the sound strike which was founded by zach taylor roach of the singer of rage against the machine and it was a simple matter of him texting me asking what i thought i said i'm all in what can we do to help so rage against the machine reached out to many of our friends other artists to ask them to join in the boycott so it's a law which basically. makes mandatory racial profiling and as someone who's been you know i spent a lot of my life being the victim of racial

mind money for nothing has been a classic rock stable for twenty five years in fact that are in the band a grammy for best rock performance also the state of the art computer animation video for the song was the first music video to air on m.t.v. europe i think that's pretty epic but the canadian broadcasting hundred council says that the societal values that issue a quarter century later have shifted and the broadcast of the song in two thousand and ten must reflect those values rather than those of one nine hundred eighty five but even back in one nine hundred eighty five when the song hit number one on the charts in canada and in the u.s. songwriter mark knopfler responded to accusations of homophobia by pointing out the lyric was meant to be ironic it was written from the viewpoint of a stupid character so i have to ask and are politically correct society is this really what people in canada are worried about if you don't like the song when it comes on the radio turn the station or turn the radio off and whatever happened to canada being more enlightened than the us sounds like they're some u

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really and truly, this has to be more pressure than winning the academy award and the grammy. >> it isi never would have guessed, when i got off of the ship, that i would be here christening a ship. it's like dreaming. and i was in "dream girls." and back here. dreams take all sorts. now, you have a family of your own. >> yes. >> i'm so happy for you, though. that is fantastic. >> it's the disney magic. >> congratulations, we're glad to have you with us this morning. we're going to hear music at some point. maybe not on the show. but on the cruise ship. let's look at the storm systems around the country. we have one, big storm system that drops in cold, arctic air for the northeast. that means you may have a snow system early on friday morning, with temperatures that could support it. it's a gorgeous thing. beautiful. this is perfect for you. we are still live in port canaveral. but now, it's back to george. jennifer, you want to say good morning? >> good morning. >> thank you, sam. boy, you are having some fun down there. >>> we're going to switch gears right now with a shocking stati

after the super bowl, this show basically competes with the oscars for ratings and certainly beats the grammysand steven tyler, we're hearing steven's becoming the breakout star here a little bit. he's filling simon's shoes in a way. >> yeah, because he has a 35-year career in the music business, so the guy has been a lot of things. he's been through hell and back, like he says. jennifer lopez is going to give a lot of the very glossy, the pop, i think, suggestions and the advice, where steven tyler will be more, i guess, advising the rock and alternative contestants. but it's certainly a very interesting angle they're going to take because these two come from two different musical genres. and here they are meeting at "american idol." >> what about randy, the man who's survived the big storm? do you see any differences for him? will he step up in any way or will we see the same instructive advice we come to expect from him? >> yeah, dog. >> randy has says he's going to stay doing what he does best, the same with ryan. it's going to be more about steven and jennifer lopez. we actually have two

the neighbor looked and saw, oscar, grammy, out comes jennifer hudson. here's your sugar. . >> the new album a little differentants collaborates with alicia keys and like she says in the piece, an evolution. a really, really tough year. gone through more things in one year than most go through in a lifetime. >> but a kid who sleeps through the night from the beginning. >> she's blessed, as she said, answers we're going to call her when our kids start acting up. >> very good. thank you, marysol. >>> now here's chris. >> jeff, thank you so much. >>> if your house is filled with too many things after the holidays maybe it's time to clear out the old stuff and make money while you're at it. here to show us house, latoya drake. good to see you. startry electronics. i recognize these items. back in 1989. can you actually still sell those. >> absolutely. give it a shot at trying to make agents money. this is the site, they take your old gadgets. this is going for $90, what they ask you to do on gazelle, put in the item, give a description. is it in good shape jp do you have the or

the first line from your official bio. it says you are a percussionist, drummer, composer, arranger, bandleader, recording artist, producer, filmmaker, conductor, educator, multicultural warrior, and of course, multiple grammy nominee. and all of that produced in the south bronx. >> that's right. as we would say in the south bronx, all that and a bag of chips. >> hinojosa: so a lot of people, when they think of the south bronx, 1960s, '70s, when you were growing up... >> right, right, right. >> hinojosa: ...their image is of a place that was entirely desolate, that was, you know, in destruction. >> right, right. >> hinojosa: but for you, it was a totally different reality. >> well, there was that element to it. but i always say that i was very fortunate to have grown up in that time period, because the culture, as far as latino and african american culture, particularly afro puerto rican, afro cuban culture, and obviously african american culture, were in full force in the streets, particularly in the summertime, because we had rumbas in the park all the time. that's when you'd hear people playing drums, conga drums, and playing this beautiful rhythm. >> hinojosa: now, i'm going to stop you right there, bec

the current leadership who were turned down. by a cabal oppressions his chinese counterpart to death beijing's currency that's facing crease among americans and missed an economic heavyweights grammy night. and israel's ollie's and it is on the east report on one of the world's largest spying facilities capable of intercepting every phone call and an entire hemisphere . well britain's inquiry into why it went to war in iraq won't get to see the prophet correspondence between former prime minister tony for american president george w. bush it's thought it might shed light on exactly why the u.k. got dragged into the invasion when one of the politicians whose party was in power at the time now gives his insight to r.t. . today i'm in london with jeremy corbyn who's a member of parliament with the labor party and also an antiwar campaigner we are here as tony blair appears before the chilcote inquiry for the second time jeremy cotton thanks very much for talking to r.t. now this as i've said is not the first time that blair is appearing before the iraq inquiry can you just remind us what happened last time while he was very nervous to begin with came into the room and was asked some

the future of computer giant apple. steve jobs announced he's taking a medical leave of absence. and five time grammy singer james blunt performs his new song live in the studio. all that and more coming up this morning on "the early show." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs

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the bar. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest this evening is a five-time grammy award-winner y artist of the past decade by billboard magazine. she's here to talk about a great charity she's involved with. please welcome country music superstar, faith hill! ♪ i'm showing you the door i've got to have faith i've got to have faith faith, faith, faith ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: faith hill. >> hi. >> jimmy: you look gorgeous. thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: i saw you last week. your husband was here, tim mcgraw. >> yes, that's my husband. and that was our date night last week. >> jimmy: is that right? he's a good guy. he's always busting my chops every time he comes on. >> i know that. that's his way of showing his love for you. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i think so. that's how he shows his affection for you. he loves you very much. >> jimmy: by making fun of me. yeah, he's the best. i love that you guys -- you guys are like the biggest country superstars out there. you're like the jay-z and beyonce of country music. [ light laughter ] y

hinojosa: his groundbreaking musical in the heights, about a vibrant latino community in northern manhattan skyrocketed him to fame. two tony awards and a grammy later, he's paving the way for more latino made productions on broadway-- composer, lyricist, and performer lin-manuel miranda. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. lin-manuel miranda, welcome to our program. >> thank you for having me. >> hinojosa: so you're the lyricist, performer, and composer of the award winning in the heights on broadway which tells the story of this barrio, this neighborhood in northern manhattan, and it becomes this amazing musical of survival of this community. and you started writing that when you were in college. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so did you ever imagine, "yeah, it's going to end up on broadway," or was that just like an illusion? >> oh, i imagined it! ( laughing ) i mean, you wouldn't write it if you didn't feel like it was... it was worth something, but i imagined it in the way that you imagine being a jedi when you are three years old, you know? it's in the realm of possibility, and sure, maybe one day. but you know, i just... i knew that i wanted

the song-- tells of flying on united airlines one day. and they had cassandra wilson's-- i think it was her grammy award-winning album, new moon daughter asions on one of the channels, and that album has strange fruit on it. but the united airlines version cut it out. and i thought, "well, this is censorship"-- "i mean, just, you know, taking out one cut from an album." this guy was clearly a very progressive type, and he said, "listen, it's not the kind of song that people want to hear at 35,000 feet." you know, and i guess that's true, but it does suggest how it's not to everybody's taste. billie had a difficult life, and i don't want to read too much into the song, but there's some kind of symbiotic relationship going on there. there really is. i mean, i kind of compare it-- there's a kind of dorian gray quality to it all. she took on the coloration of the song. the song became more and more-- the song became more her, and she became more the song. and her performances of it become more poignant and more personal and more painful in a way. the version that we heard a bit of before was the original version, the 1939 version. and there's

the troops and greg giraldo. you're a good man. dave attell, everybody! aaron neville performs next. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest is a grammyi've been changed." a little help from the roots, please welcome aaron neville. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ananize ananize oh ananize ananize ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is spoke to the wind and the wind ♪ ♪ stood still y'all ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is oh, ananize ananize ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is spoke to the wind and the wind stopped still ♪ ♪ y'all tell me what kind of man jesus is oh, ananize ananize ♪ ♪ oh, ananize ananize tell me what kind of man jesus is ♪ ♪ spoke to the sea and the sea got calm, y'all tell me what kind of man jesus is ♪ ♪ oh, ananize ananize oh, ananize oh, ananize ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is spoke to the sea and the sea got calm y'all ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is ♪ ♪ oh, ananize ananize oh, ananize oh, ananize ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is spoke to the sick and the sick got well y'all ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is oh, ananize ananize ♪ ♪ tell me what kind of man jesus is spoke to the sick and th