the grammys. what they should say is, "this is the offerings that you are allowed. "this is what we give you. "we'll throw a few veterans in there. "we'll give you dylan and u2 every year "just to let you know that we're, you know, "keeping the baby boomers in mind, 'cause we want them to watch the show." but it's nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, the p. diddy stuff and-- and like i said, you know, britney. this corporate music that they don't even perform live and they don't write themselves or whatever the hell else is going on, it is--i don't think that that's what people want. they just think they do because that's all that they get constantly, constantly, constantly. and then these artists align themselves with coca-cola and pepsi and taco bell and on and on and on. but if you give people good music, i bet you they'd buy it, you know what i mean? if they were offered interesting, complex lyrics and interesting, varied music and real-live vocals and people that can actually sing live, and when

the 53rd grammy awards were held in los angeles last night. at's lady gaga who arrived in a giant egg. she wouldn't talk to anyone on the red carpet but said she was incubating and then live on stage she hatched. last year she showed up at the vmas covered in meat. many, many this year in egg. steak and eggs theme. two more awards, she'll be a denny's grand slam breakfast. it was an unusual show. one thing christina aguilera spend "natural woman" wearing more makeup than a hooker raccoon. that was natural and justin bieber did not win a grammy for best new artist. that honor went to someone we've had on our show. a great singer named esperanza spalding. she won. [ applause ] she was immediately whisked away and put in a witness protection program for her own safety. the bieber fans are furious. they've been tweeting angry acronyms all day. it does seem a little unfair. grammy voters of all the categories would pick this one as the one to suddenly start taking talent into consideration but they did. guillermo was at the grammys last night. did y

i thought it was the best produced grammys ever. ishing. >> they were brilliant. ♪ >> it was a capture. >> it was a great group. and then you actually saw aretha franklin. she wasn't present but she was home. >> it was the first time since she had her surgery. didn't she look great, hoda? >> she lost i don't know how much weight. she had a little taped video message. >> i wish i could vn with you all tonight, but since i couldn't, next year, okay? >> she looks great. good for her. >> she looks like she's feeling better. >> lady gaga, we always expect creativity. she's a genius at being insane. >> she was carried out, we should point out. before she hatched from that egg, she was carried by cleopatra in that egg on the red carpet. i would be claustrophobic. she was in that egg. >> she does whatever it takes to make that initial whoa. she's amazing. the other one, barbra streisand. ♪ >> genius. sorry. >> oh, gosh. her album didn't win, though, did it? or do we know? >> the one that won album of the year was the group i had never heard

by the way, the first jazz musician to take the best new artist title at the grammys. >>> that is "worldiday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you here both nights this weekend. for diane and all of us hereye >>> tonight the san bruno explosion, and the search for pipeline records. why pg&e is now reaching out to past employees. it's a story only on 7. >>> a high-ranking narcotics agent goes to court on drug charges. what it could mean for the people he's busted. >> a local company said kit get homeowners out from underwater. ahead on 7 on your side why the state put a stop to this. >> and if you're headed to the mountains for a holiday ski weekend you might want to get there faster if you wait. good evening, we begin tonight with a very unusual request by pg&e. part of the pipeline investigation. >> that is right. it's been more than five months since a natural gas line exploded, killing eight people. now, the utility is sending this letter to past employees. >> looking for pipeline records they might have. and this is a story you'll see only on 7:00. >> leters went out to 42,000 emp

. ♪ [ music ] >>> there he is, he is not going to be just sitting in the audience he is also a grammy nominee for his album the well. the title song tells about how he got some unexpected inspiration to stay sober from a little girl who fell into a texas well back in 1987. remember jessica. >> i thought i would start drinking again after they saved her but after they got her out i was out too. i just didn't need to drink any more. >> yeah, so he apparently made a packet with himself when she fell into the well he wasn't going to drink until she got out and he just stopped. he was born in memphis raised in mississippi but he was schooled by some of the greatest blues musicians like muddy waters, in the 60s he made it to the bay area and unducted into the blues hall of fame. >> catch an upcoming live performance, at the san jose jazz winter fest, club regent, fairmont hotel or call the number on the screen. >> you can see the grammy awards show tonight at 8:00 p.m. here on cbs 5. it is always a good show. >> that's right by tonight it might be raining you might want to stay in. >> when

[ chuckles ] >>> christina aguilera almost falls on the grammy stage? >> and i'm chris jacobs. >>> "the insider" is on. ♪ >>> now the party can begin. >> "the insider" is on at the grammys. >> "the insider." is on. >> "the insider." >> is on. >> christina's grammy disaster. >> and lady gaga's egg shell shocker and drug confession. >> i'm not going sugar coat it for 60 minutes that i'm like some sober human being, because i'm not. >>> plus, aretha's first video since her mystery illness. >> i love you all. >>> and, our fashion report card. >> who passed? who failed? >> kim kardashian gets a "c" for cleavage. >>> and -- >> is it date night for you guys? >>> then, the latest on the elizabeth taylor's weekend hospitalization. is she in critical condition? >>> and, "pretty woman." the most romantic movies of all time backstory. >>> now from hollywood, "the insider" is on. >>> christina aguilera almost falls on the grammy stage a week after her super bowl fumble. welcome to "the insider." i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm chris jacobs. >>> thank you for joining us

ninth grammy at the 53rd annual grammy awards. we sat down for an extraordinary and rare interview with barbra streisand. and we have it for you "early" this saturday morning, february and we have it for you "early" this saturday morning, february 12th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome inside. fifth 5e6 on a sunny day in new york city. i'm russ mitchell. >> good morning, i'm rebecca jarvis. >> a busy friday and a busy saturday. we're going to begin with the dawn of a new day in egypt. less than 24 hours ago a popular uprising ended the 30-year rule of president hosni mubarak. this morning the army is in charge, at least for the time being, and 8 million egyptians are in unchartered waters. cbs news correspondent and anchor harry smith is in the egyptian capital where it is already saturday afternoon. harry, what's the latest? >> russ, i'll tell you, it is a glorious day here. sunshine, clear, blue skies. perhaps that bodes well for the future of these 80 million egyptians. but as you can see over my shoulder, tahrir squa

having trouble remembering the word for grammy. i knew what i wanted to say. to say it. to be honest with you, i started crying right away because i was scared. i was embarrassed. i was terrified and confused. confused what had just happened. i think it's clear from watching it, that i was not drunk or on drugs, as i heard that was reported out there. that's clear. it's clear i'm having a medical condition. i think what resonated for most people was the human crisis of it. you know, the human element that, oh, my gosh. is she okay? >> branson says she is fine. but she's not quite ready to go back to work just yet. >>> we're getting word of a dispute during the emergency response to last month's shooting rampage in tucson. according to internal city memos, a veteran firefighter refused to respond to the attack that nearly killed congresswoman gabrielle giffords. mark elstrom allegedly said he did not want to be part of it because he had different political views than his colleagues. he went home sick and retired two days later, before supervisors could disciplin

the by more than a trillion dollars. but republicans say it's not enough. >>> and grammy gold. who were the big winners on the recording industry's biggest night? captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. good morning to our viewers across the nation, and including the pacific time zone. p we begwe begin wit we beg ejept, following weeks of protests that brought down the reip reign of their now for presiderpresident hosni. egyptians are looking to the future with a cautious optimism. egypt's army is now firmly in control and has made sweeping changes that have been so far welcomed by pro democracy protestors. military leaders have imposed martial law, dissolved the parliament and suspended the constitution. the army says it will be in charge only until elections are held, which could take place as soon as six months from now. meanwhile, normalcy is starting to return to cairo.ç military police moved in to reopen tahrir square to traffic. and it began to air down tents in the square despite resistance from some protesters who want to stay. >>> we

. >>> tomorrow night is the biggest night of the year in the music business, the grammy awards, of course. mark barger has the preview. >> reporter: riding a wave that saw him sell more music than anyone in 2010, eminem could have a big 2011 at the grammys. >> eminem has had a monster year. he's up for more nominations than anybody. he's a lock, i think, to come away with some big awards. >> reporter: album of the year for "recovery" as well as record and song of the year for "love the way you lie" are just three of the ten categories eminem is nominated in. he's also scheduled to perform on the show with dr. dre. >> this is sort of like a mentor and student, now huge stars coming together. >> reporter: even if eminem does score several grammys, they expect the record of the year to go to jay-z and alicia keys. >> it's probably empire state of mind. i would be looking for that song maybe to get rewarded with a grammy. >> reporter: the term upset could apply in more ways than one should green win. expletive as part of a title for his tune up for record and song of the year. >> i don't thin

the grammys were great. you guys watched? [ cheers ] yeah. great. yone looked amazing on the red carpet. style critics gave katy perry and rihanna an a+ grade, and lady gaga a grade a jumbo. [ laughter ] i don't know if you guys saw this, lady gaga arrived at the grammys inside a gigantic egg. [ light laughter ] she was in a gigantic egg last night. if you think that was disturbing you could have seen cee-lo green lay the egg before the show. [ audience groans ] that was -- that was rough. [ cheers and applause ] he didn't have to do that. like -- video, too. it wasn't even like -- >> steve: horrifying, horrifying. >> jimmy: this isn't good, you guys. the playboy mansion is under investigation, because 100 guests got sick after a recent party. [ scattered aws ] yeah, which means either the guests got food poisoning or they saw 84-year-old hugh hefner making out with his 24-year-old fiancee. [ cheers and groans ] guests got sick roughly 48 hours after going to the party at the playboy mansion. that's weird, 'cause usually after a party at the playboy

i wanted to say lady antebellum swept the grammys tonight. e words were just not there for me. >> and you could hear your voice saying words that didn't make sense. that weren't saying lady antebellum swept the grammys. >> right. it was a little surreal. i told my mother it felt like i was in a movie watching myself, and i couldn't change what was going on. i wanted to change what was going on and say the right things, but i couldn't. >> you say these things, then we see a package roll about your report of the grammys. but we don't see you anymore. take us through the moments that transpired after that. >> immediately after that live shot, as soon as i was off camera, i collapsed pretty much. i dropped the microphone. i had three photographers surround me and a field producer. i sat down right away. i started crying, immediately. because i was confused, scared, a little embarrassed, as you can imagine. >> of course. >> and as soon as i sat down, i lost feeling in my right cheek as well as my right hand. they went completely numb. and i sat the

. >> who will go home with the grammy? n the bay's" liam mayclem is here with his predictions and some of the local artists up for the big honors tonight. >>> and the stock market opening just about 11 minutes ago. let's take a quick check of the early numbers. wow, all the indices in negative territory. coming up we are going to get an update from jason brook from cbsmoneywatch.com. the internet! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. this morning... >>> all right, folks. looking at a great day coming our way. we have to get through the morning chill around the bay area. looks great but it's cold outside in many parts of the bay area. nice and cle

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this was before it was the grammys. you guys are going to go to jail. [laughter] i will do it one more year if you let me do a show my way. they said, what is this? i said that you laugh, and the audience is brighter than you are. they put it on the air to get rid of it, and it exploded. tavis: what did you make of the fact that people actually like it, it is working and people are laughing. >> i am arrogant now. 40 years ago, you could not talk to me. tavis: you knew it was going to work? >> there was a hunger. is it really funny? it is outrageous. one day, we will do it again. we put together a special for pbs. i love them for you and sesame street and all the stuff that appeals to people my age. [laughter] my daughter had produced a show, we took a lot of that and put it together. going back through those clips, it was exciting. those were outrageous people. tavis: we were laughing when we were playing the package. some of this stuff is as funny now as it was then. >> it is almost funny year because we haven't fixed any of the problems. we talked abo

of bruce sprinsteen, whitney houston and carlos santana, will be honored here tomorrow night at the grammy. and lawrence goldstone is here. his latest text, "inherently unequal," is a look at the role of the supreme court at the beginning of the jim crow era. we're glad you joined us. >> all i know is his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley, with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and working to remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: it is an thorn have clive davis on this program. back in 1967, he became president of columbia records and helped usher in a golden age of popular music. in 1974, he founded arista records. artists like billy joel, boss scaggs, bruce sprinsteen, w

sweats and you thought that she was beautiful like that. >> reporter: three days before taking the grammy put my hand on a blade for you ♪ ♪ i'd jump in front of a train for you ♪ that's the dance remix. >> wow, that was good. he makes it look easy, right? >> so how about that, tyler? a little quality time with bruno mars in that secret location. what was it like? >> absolutely amazing. because we got a chance to kind of shoot the breeze, talk a little bit and then we walked next door to the studio and he's in there just like a natural performer. he showed me the moonwalk, some old school m.j. moves and he gets onstage and he can play the piano, the guitar, the drums. and he gets to the mike, starts singing. all the girls in the room melt. the dude's a star. >> you're clearly going to try to pick up some moves from him. he tried to get you to sing, too, right? >> oh, yeah. i got put right on the spot. basically what happens is i'm just soaking up the experience of being in the studio, next thing you know he's like, hey maybe do you know any instruments? i'm like no, not really. he goes, o

studio to run down several stories including the drama of the grammy win and the image of the person you are in the crowds of protesters in cairo stick around for all that fun. for the feel we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. i. i. i. i. one latest chapter of the ongoing saga between wiki leaks anonymous and team tennis it appears as if the hackers still have a leg up the last week we told you about how to group of tech firms teamed up and efforts of taking down wiki leaks and anybody who is working to protect their cause like anonymous but when the elaborate plan alternately backfired with a massive hack of emails belonging to h.b. gary federal needless to say the firms then struggled with finding a plan b. and the three firms who form teams that was have since disbanded and the two other organizations working with h.b. gary federal have since disowned the company and their efforts do you think of that would be enough to shame them but apparently the hacktivists are out for blood they've now set up their own whistle blowing web site i

. >>> the grammy awards are tonight.a and chris brown are making headlines, and once again it's not because of their singing. this time it is because rihanna is reportedly willing to ease the restraining order that's been in place against brown since he beat her up after a grammy party two years ago. on the story this morning, jeremy hubbard. ♪ put your troubles aside >> reporter: for chris brown, it is a comeback, both professionally with this coveted appearance on "saturday night live" just last night and now legally. rihanna's attorneys growing to ease up, revising the restraining order against brown to what is called a do not annoy order. >> do not annoy means he cannot strike her, he cannot harass her, he cannot annoy her, but other than that, they can have ongoing contact with each other. >> reporter: it is a common revision in domestic violence cases, but is it a good idea in light of the brutality of brown's attack on rihanna just before the grammys two years ago captured on this tmz photo. >> easing restriction

she is the cbs reporter whose speech was slurred during the grammys. out how she did last night and how she's doing overall right now. >> looking forward to seeing that, chris. she's lovely when she came to join us in the studio. it will be good to hear how things are going now that she's back on the job. jeff glor has a check of the headlines. >> good morning, secretary of state hillary clinton said this morning that muammar qadhafi must step down now in libya. she spoke during a meeting with world leaders in geneva. she also said qadhafi must be held accountable for the reports of bloody atrocities including the execution of some of his soldiers. the european union has agreed to an arms embargo and to freeze the assets this morning of qadhafi and also of his family. >>> cbs news correspondent kelly is in the capital of tripoli with more. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. qadhafi still holds the capital of tripoli, a city of about two million people. just 30 miles down the road the people of a small town have turned on him. they fou

we saw him at the grammys, too. begin with breaking news from the middle east. army forces in bahrain, a key u.s. ally off the arabian peninsula, now say they have locked down the capital city. it follows a violent police crackdown early this morning on anti-government protesters. at least five people were killed as police swung clubs and fired tear gas. one of those attacked was our own miguel marquez. >> no, no, no. >> journalist. journalist. journalist. >> i just got beat rather badly, by a gang of thugs. >> we're pleased to report miguel is okay. he went right on reporting. this is the latest protest to stem from the revolution in egypt. three other countries, libya, yemen, and iraq are bracing for more violent protests today. >>> the federal reserve is raising its outlook for the economy, predicting growth of nearly 4% this year. but the latest prediction on the job market is still not so rosy. experts say, by the year's end, unemployment will hover around 9%. >>> the officials in california paid themselves six

the grammys. [ cheers ] i'm calling it now. best original lyrics, christina aguilera. [ laughter ] everyone's still talking about egypt, and i don't know what to think about the whole mess over there. on one hand some people say egypt will never be a democracy and on the other hand, justin bieber says "never say never." so it's like -- [ laughter ] i don't know. i'm torn. speaking of justin bieber, i just heard justin's character on "csi" will be killed off in next week's episode. [ cheers and applause ] and then the following week, the writer of that episode will be killed off by a million 12-year-old girls. it's just -- [ laughter ] ♪ it's the circle of life [ laughter ] [ sings tribal chant ] [ laughter ] listen to this. a new study found that 18% of syphilis cases are misdiagnosed. so if you're watching this show at a bar right now, there's your ice breaker. [ laughter ] "hey, you know, 18% --" [ laughter ] >> steve: "so i might be clean." >> jimmy: "you want a sip of this?" >> steve: "want a sip?" >> jimmy: "it's a mudslide

brown is charged on the night of the grab the night before the grammys. >> the lock of hair from justin beiver, will be auctioned off by on the generous for pets. >> and the ceremony this was highly anticipated because the couple had been a low profile since the announcement of there and teach but in november. and they're the only one prior appearance sense of them. they are going to marry may 29th at westminster abbey. the news at 5:00 p.m. is coming up, next. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. at 5:00 p.m. >>pam: the gruesome discovery in a bay area back yard. what they found and it could be connected to a case of the missing man. also the storm with cold weather expected to grip the area through the bay area's with snowfall and the lowest elevations. first, the market meltdown. a dramatic scene as it dozens of south bay homeowners line up for help to avoid the victims of foreclosure. >>pam: in fact, hundreds of homeowners bay-area wide seek help. during their record to lose their home if they continue down this path of barely making their high paymen

the grammys are this weekend. we've heard of prince and green day and madonna. but have you heard of roger lynn? >> no, actually, i haven't until now. the bay area musician will be honored with a lifetime achievement award. nbc's joe rosato jr. shows us how lynn's work may already be in your music collection. >> i've always had an interest in technology. >> reporter: every tinkerer is not a musician. every musician is not a tinkerer. unless that person is roger lynn. >> i thought it was marvelous, the idea of technology and sound combining. >> reporter: lynn's name may not be familiar, but chances are if you remember the music of the '80s you know his beat. >> probably the most recognizable is all the early prince records. you know, "1999," "little red corvette." >> reporter: back in 1979 lynn invented the first drum machine that triggered actual recorded sounds of drums. it was used by everyone from prince to madonna. >> coy put one recording of a bass drum, one a snare, a high hat, tom-tom, et cetera, in one box and just play them by striking buttons. >> report

the grammy awards pushed the lakers out on a road trip. kobe bryant had a rough night.hat's what happens when you are the defending champions, especially the nba when you play 82 games. these guys are board during the regular season. bobcats win 109-89. the lakers. golf, bill murray has been playing at pebble beach since 1992. a lot of people say he puts on too much of a show. there is his partner. he says murray is his idle. he won the tournament. eagle on 14. murray and points won the team competition. first win for murray. points again is the individual pga camp. great, great weekend. points' family there and mushy drew the largest gallery. tiger woods haze been fined for spitting on the golf course. he didn't even know there was such a rule. three dimension, the fine 400 to 16,000. those are the parameters. people guessing. tiger woods finished 20th. he has now gone 17 tournaments without winning. one for one in terms of fined for spitting. all time great, rod woodson was voted to the all century team, defensive back. all timer at his position. he will do the same w

before the show started, a collection of stars walked down the red carpet and at least one was carried. grammy winner lady gaga showed up in a giant egg. a preview for her live performance the red carpet also featured a wide range of hair styles and fashion choices >> i feel like a leopard about to pounce. >> miranda lambert arrived with blake shelton. >> are you nervous? >> i am but excited. >> only 10 grammys were handed out during the show some 90 others were awarded earlier, john legend won three including best r&b record. >> we are always happy to win these. >> arcade fire was clearly happy the canadian group won album of the year and closed the show. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, dangerous for kids, the new health concerns about energy drinks. >> new details about the royal wedding we know the best man and maid of honor. we will tell you about that when we come back ,, [ male announcer ] 95% of all americans aren't getting enough whole grain. but actually, it's easier than you think, because general mills big g line of cereals is america's number one source of whol

>>> also, gospel singer george beverly shea, who is receiving a lifetime achievement award at the grammy's at the age of 102. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. there was jubilation in the streets of egypt friday, after president hosni mubarak finally decided to step down. he handed power to the military's supreme council. the council pledged to meet protestors' demands for a peaceful transfer of authority that will lead to a free democracy. menwhile, batcontinues over the role religion could play in a new government. kim lawton and i examine the week's dramatic developments in egypt with geneive abdo. she's a longtime middle east reporter and author of the book "no god but god: egypt and the triumph of islam." she's a fellow and analyst at the century foundation. and national security network. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> geneive, one way or another, there's going to be a new gornment ingypt what can we say about the degree of religious influence that we can expect in that government? >> well, that, of course, bob, is the question everyone's been asking.

she was excited to see what my hair looked like after the grammys. d. i talked to her the next day and she said this is a condition i think i may have had so let's get you right to a neurologist and get you checked out. >> you got checked out and found it wasn't a stroke. that is much speculation that is what had happened. it was a severe migraine. had you had migraines throughout your life? >> no. i had headaches throughout my life but nothing thought to be a migraine. i saw the top neurologists and cardiologists in the world and they ran tests three days and i was there nine hours on monday and back for nine hours the next day. finally they diagnosed me with migraine aura which much more serious is what people think is a migraine. >> stay with us. we will continue to talk with serene and talk about that condition and joined by our own medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton who will give us more insight what happened to serene and who else could be affected. as we continue here on "the early show" on cbs. it off? jergens ultra healing moisturizer.

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the roots won some grammys. >> i hate those things.anks a lot for my free t-shirt. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not bad. it's pretty good, right? >> yeah. i wore socks to match it. you know, these in honor of jason. i got my shirt for you. you know. >> jimmy: that is so nice. >> see, i planned ahead. look at that. look it, i planned ahead, you know. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. what socks are those? are those like -- >> boom. >> jimmy: are those paris hilton socks? [ laughter ] >> i'm an example of when keeping it real goes right. [ laughter ] look at that. look at the little puppies. >> jimmy: little puppies. come on. >> man. >> jimmy: is that what -- this is what big time is now? >> yeah man, i'm rich. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a second. but look at this. you are -- we love you here at the show. we love you so much. cover of "vanity fair." it is the hollywood issue, right? >> that's me right there. >> jimmy: no, that's not you. [ laughter ] that's anne hathaway. but, look at this, right here. >> boo! [ cheers and applause ] >> ther

longer to get back. ♪ a rock band from the bay area is up for the gold. >>> music's biggest night the grammys is this sunday on cbs. >> whether the guys win or lose some fans are going to raise a glass. juliette goodrich with the story. >> reporter: hey soul sister by train has sold more than 5 million digital copies in the united states. this song could win a grammy and that's not all. hey soul sister, how about this instead. the band from san francisco has started an online wine club. >> the wine club was just another way like twitter and facebook and all that to reach out to our fans. >> reporter: the driving force, guitarist and vocalist jimmy stafford. >> i love a got wine. cake bread. >> don't you usually drink a bottle of win before he goes on stage every night. >> a glass. >> there was an interview the other day and they asked scott what his favorite wine was and he said vodka. >> you should try it. >> very funny. >> reporter: leah wade of walnut creek is a member. >> i don't know much about wine so i'm learning and it is fun to read about it and then taste it and share it with frien

big tribute at the grammys. >> and she looked great at the grammys. >> she did. of weight. you know, she -- it was impressive. she's 68 years old. apparently she's coming back on the end of may, she's going to do a show at seneca niagara casino & hotel. she's apparently on the way back to the stage. despite whatever illness she had. >> good for the fans. fess up, have you watched real housewives of any state? >> my girlfriend forced me. you're about to get into beverly hills. >> we're talking about camille grammer, by the way. she's been called the worst housewife in america, by the way. >> i agree. >> ex-wife of kelsey grammer. now a correspondent on cnn. >> reporting on what? >> reporting on fashion. something up her alley. she's had this quickie divorce. you see camille there. she looks like a fashion plate. she does like to shop. >> with kelsey's money she looks good. >> she does. this could be her one area of expertise. perhaps, she will really excel. look for her there. >> all the reality shows. it's so funny how they start there and become these huge stars

, it gets tested at that moment because it's like, you know, you wore that flag on your back at the grammysu know, and that's the first time they saw haitian flag on the tv, but what does that mean, though, if you can't be on the ground right now picking up your own brothers and sisters, you see. ♪ >> in our years, we've covered race. >> for the young brothers and sisters who have like i had a rage at the center of my soul, how do you transform that rage or channel that rage in the positive venues. >> we questioned responsibility. >> we have to take immediate responsibility for the images that we portray of ourselves. we cannot respect for others to respect us if we don't respect ourselves. and, therefore, we go out of the way to show that the positive images of african-americans as much as we can. >> and targeted violence in our community. >> we have to stand up. this isn't just about saving a child. this is about saving thousands of kids. >> we asked are the police friend or foe? >> the concept of police is a friend, but when you have those agencies that cannot properly monitor police beh

you're performing at the grammy awards and american music awards. you have all these secular worldly influences around you all the time. does that chip away at your faith? >> if this is what god placed you to do, do you. you don't have to try to be something that you aren't. o make something happen. you continue to practice and polish what it is you do, but if that's what we were placed here to do to make music for the world but share our faith, that's what it's going to be. so we just continued in the vein. do we want to be on a t e on ta magazine in magazine? no. will i sacrifice what i believe for more tours? not at all. i'm so content and happy being me. when the door is supposed to be opened, it will and i will walk through as erica. we'll walk through as mary mary. "s >> i love the new album. i've been listening and i'm getting jealous. te&l me about it. >> coming spring 2011. and it's just a collection of songs that i think is the next stage. like if you heard the last album, this is the next stage. and this song is about you who you live your

time for the canine version of the oscars, the grammy's and the olympics all in one show. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening, all it took was the biggest nation in the arab world to get the attention of the entire region. and now tonight you can almost follow the sparks. the glowing embers of uprising that started in tunisia, spread to egypt and may go further. though, it appears other regimes are not prepared to tolerate what we saw unfold in cairo. the seeds are certainly there in iran, bahrain, in yemen, perhaps beyond there. again tonight, we begin with our chief foreign correspondent richard engel on post in cairo. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the protests have been spreading across the region, but so far appear to be strongest in iran, which already had an organized opposition movement. inspired by egypt, iranians are finding the courage to relaunch their revolt against the regime in tehran. thousands of protesters clashed with riot police in tehran on monday. at leas

the back >>catherine: the 53rd grammys was for everybody. with interesting fashion choices. >> from the legend, to the newcomers. this year's grammy brought us back in time and a glimpse into the new chmusic future. with an all- star tribute, aretha franklin. some of the industry's greatest names showed the world they still have it. (evergreen) >> lady gaga was over shattered by her entrance. she arrived on the red carpet inside of an egg. justin biever went home with nothing. and with the new artist esperanza spalding >> she said that is me! >> eminem picked up to more. and the lady antebellum has a few more. >> we wanted to make natural. and make them proud national. >> a big surprise canadian group " party fire " for album of the year. arcade fire. >> with decades, with ove $26.6 millio26.6 people watchedd the online reaction? kimberlee: absolutely. and they had insults, and one said that justin biever dessert at and this twitter page. he set out a gracious tweet that after the words of course i wanted to win. it is still a wanted it but i

must mean the grammys are history for another year. >>> while it's still hard for some of us to believe that the 747 has now been around for 40 years, it's about to get even bigger. boeing has unveiled the new even larger 747. the aircraft, by the way, for which the term "jumbo jet" was coined, in part to counter the new giant double-decker airbus from europe, boeing has extended its second floor bubble. this new 747-8 intercontinental is now the longest airliner in the world. they already have preorders for 107 jet liners. the first of them could be airborne by next fall. >>> american olympic skiing star lindsey vonn dropped out of competition today in the alpine skiing world championships in germany. here's what happened. on february 2nd she suffered a concussion in a training accident. she's still feeling the effects. she says she needs to focus on getting back to 100% and winning her fourth world cup title over the course of the season. despite her lingering injury, however, just yesterday lindsey vonn took silver in the downhill competition. >>> there were plenty of upsets at last

. >> his hit show, backstage stories from the grammys, plus -- would you mind taking your shirt off?got so ripped. >> it wasn't steroids. it was hard work. >>> justin bieber on "c.s.i." beaten, bruised and about to blow up? >> he's wired. he's got a bomb. >> don't shoot. >>> and then --

mark bagger has details. >> reporter: country cross-over big time at the grammy awards sunday night. five wins for the trio lady antebellum including song and record of the year for "need you now." >> this just completely changed our lives. we love you all so much, thank you. >> reporter: a backstage celebration also played out for the band that beat out em nem and katy perry for album of the year. another surprise winner shared that feeling, esperanza spalding, the first jazz performer to win best new artist. she won out over pop-star justin bieber and hot shot rapper drake. >> i take this honor to heart so sincerely and will do my damnest to do more albums. >> reporter: record, song and album of the year went to emi m eminem. lady gaga literally came out of her shell to grab three awards, including best pop vocal album. hers was one of several bleeped by sensors during the broadcast, but a song with an expletive in its title skirted major trouble. steve lowe green chanced the title to "forget you" and brought help with puppets and gwyneth paltrow. mark barger, nbc news. >> put a pai

this tonight from the department of the outrageous -- this is how lady gaga made her entrance to the grammy awards this evening, arriving encased in a giant egg carried by four attendants. the singer is among the nominees tonight. you might be interested to know lady gaga wore a raw meat dress to the mtv video music awards, as she continues to work with various food groups. >>> when we come back, a lesson for love and happiness on valentine's day. >>> this evening, before valentine's day, we were struck by some advice for couples from first lady michelle obama. she said it helps that the president is very romantic with a lot of laughing in their relationship and finding ways to keep each other smiling. and if you doubt the value of a good laugh, consider what nbc's ian williams found in a place where they take laughter seriously. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's 6:00 a.m., laughing hour in bangalor. no jokes, just child-like hysteria for no reason at all. >> when we laugh, we can really laugh then and people can't stop laughing. >> it's so fresh. once we come here, it's a good day. >> reporte

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a young woman named serene branson, local television reporter in los angeles, after the grammy awards on their late local news, the anchors went to her for a live report. the following piece of video has been seen by far more people on the web this week than saw it originally live on television. here you go. >> well, a very, very heavy -- tonight. we had a very -- [ indistinguishable ] >> so you see what happened there and it's almost difficult to watch as, again, so many people flocked to this video on the web and told friends about it. all of us made our own backyard diagnosis, that it appeared that she was suffering an aneurysm or stroke. we learned more about this today. >> we knew she was having some kind of neurological event, something transient. we kept saying transient ischemic attack which just means the blood vessel stops flowing and spreading blood to the brain. the doctors now say she had a complex migraine. it's still a problem with blood flow to the brain and in this case the blood flow, the artery constricted probably in the speech center in the left side of her brain

just ahead, the reporter who gave an incoherent report on the grammys live on air. what happened and how she's doing. we'll get the latest. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> still ahead, why are so many kids in prince william and kate middleton's wedding party? and is the best man prince harry planning the bachelor party? we are live with new details. >> and the newov sportser sports illustrated swimsuit issue is revealed. we'll meet her after your local news and weather. depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq®, a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain, serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens and young adults. pristiq is not