recipient of the grammy lifetime achievement award. in his earlyjazz 20s and is credited with taking the base from a second instrument to an interval part of any jazz group. it was revolutionary back then. he was also with arnette coleman as they may jazz history back in 1969, charging the bebop establishment with a freeform sound that ushered in a new era of jazz. charlie went on to play with the greats. yourinclude all of accomplishments in this introduction, we will never get to talk. and i take a breather? thank you for being on this program. >> [indiscernible] tavis: how did it feel to be so honored by the grammys? >> it felt wonderful because they are all my peers. you know, the grammys do great work. they care about music. realize,o -- i didn't about that lifetime achievement award, he goes back to 1962. the first person to get it was bing crosby. when i saw that, i fainted. [laughter] i'm in some heavy company. so i was really appreciative. i got to thank everybody. it was really an honor for me. tavis: you belong on that list t

. >> stephen: mostly hang out at the grammys, you know, stuff like that. you, of course, p.beautifully with kid rock. >> i have, indeed. >> stephen: at the rally to restore... that jon and i did. thank you for doing that. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that was fun. other people might know you from your music career. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, you are a nine-time grammy award winner. you've sold more than 50 million albums worldwide. michael jackson can kiss your ass. that's insane. >> i'm so much bigger than him. >> stephen: i know. why have you done so much? at the beginning of your career you told us all you want to do is have fun. isn't that clearly a lie? don't you really want to have an incredible work ethic? >> no, not at all you. >> stephen: still want to have fun? >> i still want to have fun. >> stephen: you want to get drunk in the morning? >> that's true. i have two little kids. they're used to it, though. >> stephen: well, you look good for somebody who wakes and bakes. >> i have a crack team that works 24 hours a day to get me looking like

a great documentary on the whole trip actually that won the grammy this year. e documentary along with the malloy brothers and great filmmakers and won the grammy this year which is pretty cool. there was, we got stopped by the state troopers at one point in texas. >> jimmy: for what? >> i'm not sure. when you see like some random hobo trains going through in the middle of texas on their way to marpha, they stopped us. probably shenanigan thousands, you can arrest people for. but there weren't. and i was researching to play a police officer. and i thought i really knew how to talk to police offser offic. i had done two or three months of researchers. hey, guys, don't worry about it. they're almost about to arrest me. that would have been a good story. >> jimmy: the police did not buy your shenanigans. >> i almost didn't get on the train. nobody bought it. almost left in the desert. >> jimmy: what kind of police officer do you look like with your pants all sewn up. bad contact lenses. >> jimmy: this next roll you are a police officer as well. the movie is terrifi

the one you would choose? >> may be just my first grammys. nd i had such a strong character work ethic that i could not embrace or on the fact that i had achieved something. i think part of what propels me is the feeling of dissatisfaction with myself. i am always just shy of greatness. >> i could say you have the best six you can have in your life or that moment, which one would take? >> i am not asking you to name the guy. >> i have not been married so i am still technically a virgin. >> you take the grammy, we knew? >> i would take the grammy. >> sheryl crow, a delight to meet you. the kind of album i can imagine on the pacific coast highway with the roof down. >> that is the way to hear the music. a high compliment, thank you. >> available now and i recommended to everyone here the likes the good things in life. let's have another cup of tea. we will be right back. name that's all for us tonight. >>> fire sweeps a jersey shore town that is reeling from sandy that just rebuilt. in fact, if you have teenagers you need to know about the wave

. >> the grammy goes to quincy jones and michael jackson. >> quincy joans. >> nominated for 79 grammysnes has taken home 27. >> he was also just honored at the tribeca film festival. for a career spanning 60 years. jones has discovered and worked with some of the biggest stars of all-time. i recently sat down with quincy jones to talk about his legacy. >> you have had a career that spans ov six decades. you play with everybody. you have done just about everything. how did you get here? >> i don't know. as they say in chinese, ebu, ebu, which means step by step. one step at a time and i couldn't -- nobody in the world could predict what happened in my life. i couldn't predict it, man, of what happened to work with every idol i ever had from billy holiday, ray charles and i came up together between 14 and 16. cab cal obey, jay mcsham, buoy, daisy duke, ray charles, aretha, paul simon, frank sinatra, michael jackson. >> that's the whole 20th century of black music. >> ludicrous, snoop dogg, everybody. incredible, man. it is a blessing and i receive it very gracefully. >> when you got into

in a sign of how far latinos have come in this country, the latin grammys will now be known as the grammysars. back to you. >> all right. thank you, al, for your fearless and informative reporting. you know you learn so much watching the almas. >> every year. welcome one of the stars of fruitvale station, melody diaz, and diego moretta. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> buenos noches! >> one of the greatest and most enduring romances in hollywood history its the on going love story between latinos and the movies. >> latinos watch more movies than any one else in the country. we may be 1% of t8% of the coun but 25% of all movie tickets are sold to all movie goers. that's over 300 million tickets a year. but who's counting. >> i will tell you who is counting, hollywood. see for yourself. >> we will have many adventures. we will laugh. we will cry. we will dance. >> hey. that's what i like. >> one, two, three. break! >> that's not funny man. >> it's time for me to make a spectacular return. >> i don't know. >> love is complicated max. >> the answer is no. >> you ripped off the cia. >> what else

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he is in the running for the grammy foundation's first ever music educator award. he advances to the quarterfinals. today, he finds out if he made it to the semifinals >>> your music and arts are so important. >>> 4:51 right now. the catch everybody is talking about. the catch that's getting a lot of attention specially for one grandmother who has become an instant, overnight star. we will show you that. >> plus, are you ready for the brow bowl. it is a friendly wager between colin kaepernick and russell wilson as they get ready for sunday's big game. >> i believe it is the bro bowl. >> if you haven't heard, we will tell you what's going on here and update san leandro here where things are pretty busy coming up. >>> after what i would imagine felt like a long summer off for sharks fans, back in action. training kacamp starts this morning. the number of players that are in san jose taking part in informal practices. the sharks for the record start the regular season october 3rd. they do that at home against vancouver. the team they eliminated from last year's playoff

. >> the three-time grammy winner is out with his second children's book.ed "my new teacher and me!" we love having you back. >> we do. i don't think you're weird. i think you're adorable. >> don't tell anybody. >> i won't. it will ruin your career. >> it's one of those books when you start reading it, you actually read it out loud. that's what i found myself doing. >> that's the idea. >> i really enjoy and appreciate actual rhymes, perfect rhymes. you were excellent through the whole thing. >> i've been working. i've been practicing. >> there's a great message in this book. tell us about it. >> it's a celebration of imagination. it's a story of a kid named billy. it's a first day of school. a back to school book. he's got a powerful personality, speaks out for himself. his teacher mr. booth is by the book, by the rules, authoritarian, doesn't have a sense of humor. billy's tall tales don't sit well with him. >> and he gets more and more angry. >> we're so used to seeing you do parodies. what one do you enjoy the most? we were watching a couple of clips and

i went to the grammy, i was hyping myself up, if i don't winter a grammy, i'm going to the studio tonights a great chance i wasn't winning a grammy. i didn't go to any parties i went to the studio. he came to my studio. he had on a tux, bowtie. he was all swagged up. for me the whole vibe was there. he played him my album he made the beat in front of my face, i recorded it and you've got the song. >> lets talk about that. we've been talk about police, stop and frisk, all these issues relating to minority communities and their interaction with the police. what is feds watching about? >> it's a reality record. it's no secret our country has been -- somebody is monitoring us every step of the way, every cell phone, so many satellite towers. for me being a rap artist, having my schedule online, it's really not hard to -- being a part of social media, twitter, instagram, whatever it is, it's not hard -- our privacy is basically eliminated at the end of the day. so i feel like, you know, it's another step with the government, for a lot of rappers and entertainment, period, we walk on egg shells

the grammy award winner had five number one songs faster than any male singer since elvis presley, februarylike miley sire rhys twerked her way off the cover of "vogue." "the daily news" says anna wintour saw her and nixed it. she recently posed for a spread in "harper's bazaar" fall issue. don't feel that bad for her. >>> speaking of twerking this could be the most disastrous attempt of twerking of all time. take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what the -- >> oh, my gosh. >> aaagh! [ screami ining ] >> i hope that poor woman was okay. if anything that was for fire safety. stop, drop and roll. you know what i mean? >> no. no, i really don't. what was that? >> well, that was just -- >> five or six things wrong with that whole thing. >> thank you. that was -- okay. happy monday, everybody. coming up on "morning joe" the white house is gearing up for a major push on congress to approve the syria resolution as a new survey shows more lawmakers are reluctant to support it than ever before, mark halperin, dr. jeffrey sachs to name a few. join us at the table at the top of the hour to discuss. >>> in new york, m

. >> the grammy nominated billy currington burst on the scene ten years ago. >> burst. >> just like thatsuperstar. >> a sweetheart. hasn't changed at all. his latest "hey girl" has been in the top 20 for eight straight weeks. now out with his fifth album titled "we are tonight." hey, guys. >> hey. >> you started out in the church like so many do. >> i did. yes, so many do. my grandmother put me in the children's choir. >> still make it to church on an occasional sunday? >> sometimes. not all the time. >> are you still having pinch me moments? >> say that again? >> are you still having pinch me moments? are you thinking to yourself, oh, my -- >> right now with you guys. >> come on. >> so many things that happened. >> you're going to sing "hey girl." >> that's right. >> make it "hey girls." >> thanks, billy. ♪ hey girl what's your name girl i've been lookin' at you and every guy here's doin' the same girl it'd be a shame girl if i let you just walk on by ♪ ♪ cause i'm all caught up in your sweet smile a girl like you comes around once in a while so hot gotta give it a shot gotta get get a

welcome to larry king our special guest a return visit for me with the jonas brothers the grammy nominated artist of soul twenty million albums worldwide the eldest by the way of the group is only twenty five years old nick joe and kevin jonas join me today their latest single first time is out now and their fifth album aptly titled five will be out this fall august a big month not only the seventh anniversary would debut album but joe you were twenty four years old so an important two thousand and i did the interview it at the cowboys new stadium on live well you guys opened that stadium right there were december for we almost didn't go because the rigging wasn't set up properly at the show yeah so two days before the opening of our tour was one of our biggest at that time you know we're all excited and we show up and like the show might not happen. and it was a very moment now you know mary jones hearing all right what brought you guys split up tell me the story of his cabin you split up in the back with yes we all need some time to live a little bit a life and you know enjoy that. and g

the one you'd choose? >> maybe just career-wise probably my first grammys. i was so out of body. pure tan work ethic that i just could not embrace or own the fact they had achieved something. i think part of what propels me is this feeling of dissatisfaction with myself. that i'm always just shy of greatness. >> if i could say to you you could have the best sex you've ever had in your life again or that grammy moment which one would you take? >> oh, golly! >> i'm not asking you to name the guy. or the woman. >> i'm not even married so i'm still technically a virgin, mom and dad. [ laughter ] >> you'd take the grammy though, wouldn't you? >> cheryl crowe >> sheryl crow, it's been a delight to meet you. next time i'm in l.a., shades on, roof down. >> that's the way to listen to it. >> it's available now. i'd recommend it to everyone who likes the good things in life. sheryl, let's have a cup of tea >> yes. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her ba

. >> the grammy nominated billy currington burst on the scene ten years ago. >> burst. >> just like thatalt numbtinum selli superstar. >> a sweetheart. hasn't changed at all. his latest "hey girl" has been in the top 20 for eight straight weeks. now out with his fifth album titled "we are tonight." hey, guys. >> hey. >> you started out in the church like so many do. >> i did. yes, so many do. my grandmother put me in the children's choir. >> still make it to church on an occasional sunday? >> sometimes. not all the time. >> are you still having pinch me moments? >> say that again? >> are you still having pinch me moments? are you thinking to yourself, oh, my -- >> right now with you guys. >> come on. >> so many things that happened. >> you're going to sing "hey girl." >> that's right. >> make it "hey girls." >> thanks, billy. ♪ hey girl what's your name girl i've been lookin' at you and every guy here's doin' the same girl it'd be a shame girl if i let you just walk on by ♪ ♪ cause i'm all caught up in your sweet smile a girl like you comes around once in a while so hot gotta give it a s

for more than 40 years he has been the base player for the grammy award winning band . >> i'm not workingmonths out of the year. we may have six week's tour. it's not like i'm working throughout the year where i can do this every morning. >> he already has more than $100,000 medical bills after a bout with cancer. this time he was in the hospital again facing an illness that could have ended his entire career. >> they did an x-ray and came back and said it looks like an infection in your finger. if it is an infection we may have to cut it. so i put my head down and said, no. as it turns out it's a minor problem that is treatable but it will sink him further into debt. his situation not having health insurance despite working is not uncommon in louisiana. there aren't a lot of big companies in the state providing generous benefits. that's one reason why nearly one in four louisianians don't have health insurance. >> this is a state where the economy is significantly service sector and self-employed people. the bartenders, sound engineers, the lighting people. they tend to have a position v

. >> adele, that was a controversial dress that she wore the grammy's. >> deborah: and we will be back right after this. >>> next, she's alive. >> a violent home invasion. first they kill the family pood and will then they kidnap the 14-year-old girl. >>> and can you believe this tattooed guy's sister is jennifer aniston? >>> and oprah out of anna nicole smith's life? >>> plus, the man who bought his wife 55,000 dresses. he has to keep them in a warehouse. >> it's an obsession. >>> and -- ♪ then a hero comes along >> look whose singing in public, the cleveland house of horrors kidnapping victim. >>> "inside edition" in high >>> how this couple fell in love next "inside edition." she was stabbed 32 times by her dead. exboyfriend and left for >> 32 stabs. ky count them all. >> this hero came to her rescue and now they're in love. >>> then, you won't believe the guy running for mayor of a major american city. >> i will not even go to the strip clubs anymore. >> can he really win? next "inside edition." >> deborah: check out this guy, he's actually the half brother of actresses jennifer an

. >> we leave you with the grammy-nominated artist, here's james blunt singing "1973." >> bye. ♪ ♪ you're your journey's been etched on your skin ♪ ♪ simone ♪ wish i had known that ♪ what seemed so strong ♪ has been and gone ♪ i would call you up every saturday night ♪ ♪ and we both stayed out till the morning light ♪ ♪ and we sang here we go again ♪ and though time goes by ♪ i will always be ♪ in a club with you ♪ in 1973 ♪ singing "here we go again" ♪ simone ♪ wish i was sober ♪ so i could see clearly now ♪ the rain has gone ♪ simone ♪ i guess it's over ♪ my memory plays our tune ♪ the same old song ♪ i would call you up every saturday night ♪ ♪ and we both stayed out till the morning light ♪ ♪ and we sang "here we go again" ♪ ♪ and though time goes by ♪ i will always be ♪ in a club with you ♪ in 1973 ♪ singing "here we go again" ♪ oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh ♪ i would call you up every saturday night ♪ ♪ and we both stayed out till the morning light ♪ ♪ and we sang "here we go again" ♪ ♪ and though time goes by ♪ i will always be ♪ in a club with you ♪ in 1973 ♪ singing "here we go again" ♪ i

on clinton's watch but it was ninety nine in two thousand madi futures modernization act and and the grammys bliley deregulated the banks to the point where we want from zero from a from a total worldwide market of derivatives of eighty trillion dollars to nine hundred crash happened because barney frank would not listen to reason because he was he was so far deep in bed with fannie mae and freddie mac. it was on fannie mae and freddie they want to be awaited to you cannot be anymore and here you are on crisis david and they are going to have a slash i mean what you have to believe it's of trading that blew over trillion dollars in. the economy these were direct these are great results of conservative economics that i don't think equating conservative economic policies with with people going out murdering people is that helpful i'm going to side up i agree with you or not but the reason this connects right between conservative what concerts believe what they believe and what's happening. here that these guys you have four hundred thirty five people we have two hundred what was the what was t

i hosted the grammys three times before. >> you are looking at the grammys and i was excited to go out no. i wanted to be there and it felt good. jack nicholson had done the bat man movies and everybody was talking about this amount of money he made. we did jokes about him. jack is so rich and morgan freeman. i'm so thrilled it's going well and there is a knock at the door. i said who is it? it's jack. i never met them. they said so many nice things. they said it was so great that i was there and they were so encouraging. it's a fond remembrance. not only in the club. it was such a warm thing to do. it's an odd night. a very odd night. after an hour, every five people had lost. you are dealing with a bunch of happy people. >> your dad was a record store manager. >> 142nd street. >> you would bring comedy records home. >> they started my brothers and i and had intelligence comedian of the day. they were funny muscular comedians. the honeymooners. they let me stay up on school nights and even jack bara. that was on at 10:00 or 11:00. he had a great eye. laurel and hardy and not the three

the 85-year-old poet and author has been celebrated everywhere from the grammy awards to the white houseard will be presented last month, and those of the news headlines on the fox business network. i'm jamie colby. back to you, ashley. for a minute i thought it was libertarian. ashley: much deserved, absolutely. thank you. well, jobless claims falling to a near 5-year low reinforcing the idea there is a labor market come back. joining us with what we can expect on tomorrow's report, the last before the fed september meeting, the ceo of manpower group. what are we expecting tomorrow? any big surprise, up or down? >> i think it is pretty unlikely. you look at consensus numbers. adp, i as sam. if we're going to get as surprised, it would probably be on the upside, but still marginal. when we look at our own business, what is happening, the areas in which we're seeing growth, there is this kind of continual clawing and walking forward of some slight improvement. we expect to see at. ashley: i increasingly here that we are adding more and more part-time workers. the structure of our jobs, ec

i have the coolest cup in the whole wide world. i have a grammy. >> it was amazing. e on this album? >> i worked with amazing people. i made the album with 40. he's kinda like my right hand man. >> jimmy: who's that? >> 40. he's a producer. >> jimmy: oh, that's right yeah. >> we do everything together. so, he pretty much oversaw and produced the whole album. a lot of different collaborators on there. jay-z on there, sampha is on there. we're actually doing a song that nobody's ever heard off the album tonight. >> jimmy: right, with sampha. >> on this show. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what im talking about. that's how fun drake is when he comes. >> that's what happens. >> jimmy: are you going to tour for this record? >> yeah, i am. i'm going on a tour. it is actually called "would you like a tour." >> jimmy: that's the name of the tour. would you like a tour? >> yeah. 41 cities, we start in october. >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's grueling right there. >> that's grueling. how are we going to see each other? me and scarjo. >> jimmy: you guys are going to have

the celebration continued in l-a as the grammy museum welcomed friends of ray charles to take part in ceremony. >> this is going to be something that people are going to see all around the world, like he was -- known all around the world." >> ray charles died in 2004. you can buy the "ray charles forever" stamps at your local post office or online. a sheet of 16 costs seven- dollars and 37-cents. >> we will take a break. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge toll i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ext

the grammy-winning artist is behind such hits as "treasure" and "locked out of heaven." he follows in the footsteps of michael jackson, madonna and prince in headlining the halftime show. the n-f-l says more than 110 million viewers tuned in for beyonce. it's an outdoor gym, yes you can exercise in the comfort of 7th and market? complete with 1200 dollar bicycles it might appear that the city of san francisco is offering free exercise machines the sad part at least one has been vandalized . (male announcer) now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> stanley: oh wait these are not stationary bikes they are part of the bike share program where for a small price you can borrow a bike. i absolutely love the idea, not sure i like the idea of placing them right smack in the middle of thieves market. you know that place where you can pretty much buy whatever you want albeit most of it was permanently borrowed from a total stranger like this lime green ridesharebike shown here in this photo that was tweeted by the san francisco anti bike theft detail notice h

seal had the grammys. t kissing. >> you don't hold the government hostage t. you are. >> sound familiar? 1995. 2013. >> but you can't do it at the point of a gun. >> reporter: wolf blitzer looked a little younger there, but covered the same old ground. >> a very high-stakes game of chicken is at hand. >> reporter: 1995 was the year drew barrymore got on letterman's desk and flashed him. someone else flashed the president. >> it was dug the shutdown that the lewinsky afavored started up. telling how monica, the unpaid intern was at the white house working since paid employees had been furloughed. it was the second day of the shutdown when she found herself alone with president clinton. >> she questioned she had a crush on him. she also showed him her thong. >> from there things progressed. the movie line that was big in 1995 applies just as well today. >> houston, we have a problem. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> happening now, a "the situation room" special report, the shutdown countdown. pres

adel even admitted to wearing three pair to the grammys. an look and feel like your leading lady. calling its new line star power. with cheeky names like lady luck, tame to fame, center stage, how much of a helping hand do they offer? we asked cynthia andrew to try them out. are you ready for your prespanx measurements? >> let's do it. >> reporter: waist, 28 inches. hips, 39 1/4. and with the spanx, waist 26 1/2 inches, hips, 37 1/2. an inch and a half slimmer. >> i would wear this. in fact, i'm not taking it off. >> reporter: the star power line is also new territory for the brand, with products that are supposed to be seen. like the suede and leather leggings. >> i think it will be a little bit of a challenge for spanx to go into the outside garment segment. i think spanx is about making you look better in the clothes you want to wear. it's harder to do both. >> reporter: but tell that to sara blakely, the mastermind behind all those shapely behinds. >> spanx takes care of the really stubborn five pounds. >> reporter: the universal goal fo

born in arizona, mexican on her father's side, and at 4 years old, she already had the voice that would earn her 11 grammyso have four platinum albums in a row. she says about a decade ago, she felt something was going wrong. instead of the joy, the strain. >> and i knew it was mechanical and muscular. takes a tremendous amount of effort to make the vocal chords vibrate. my elevator would go to the wrong floor all the time. >> but there was no diagnosis. she sang publicly for the last time in 2009. >> toward the end, i really was just shouting. i was trying to recraft the way i sang, for years. and i was, i found it, kind of like a broadway belt. ♪ the sun will come up tomorrow ♪ which i can't even do now. reporter: and after the singing, the physical exhaustion. >> it was hard to comb mill hair. it was hard to brush my teeth, wash my hair. hard to get my hands up over my head. you go to a doctor, tell them you're tired? he's tired, also it was the last thing i suspected it was parkinson's disease. >> reporter: even though her grandmother had parkinson's, it wasn't until she got the classic tremor in her h

the 85-year-old poet and author has been celebrated everywhere from the grammy awards to the white house her first major literary prize. the award will be presented next month. those are your news headlines on the fox business network. i'm jamie colby. back to you, cheryl. cheryl: jamie, thank you. >> you're welcome. cheryl: good to see you. >>> for more on the ongoing situation in syria, the senate foreign relations committee voting to approve military action in a split vote but does the committees's resolution actually restrict the president? fox news judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> can i answer the question? >> yes. >> in a word no. the under the constitution decides whom to attack. the congress declares war. the president decides how to attack. the president, under the constitution, can't attack whoever he wants. there's a federal statute that let as him do that. we can talk about the difference if you like. of the congress can't micromanage the war. so when john mccain says, i like this resolution because it lets us level the playing field and bring about regime change

this happened at the grammys this year. look at kelly clarkson, what about me. even in videos, he's getting in on the action. happens here at the "today" show. al, getting photo bombed. al gets revenge don't worry. even happens with the camel there. let us know. #photobombfriday. also the big snl premieres and kenan thompson stops by. and one of our viewers, tamron wants to know who is the designer of your dress. >> alexander mcqueen, thank you. >> thank you. >> no thanks. >> we got two good dresses going on. >> we didn't know if we clash. >> no but then al came in with his orange. >> and it's death friday. >> it's undertaker willie. >> just sticking with the theme. >> exactly. >> oh, no. >> all right. guys, moving on, a serious story, a surprise arrest in an extortion plot that targeted miss teen usa. the man arrested, her former classmate, we'll get her reaction in a live interview coming up. >>> at 7:42, do you ever talk to the teller at your bank? that could land you a hefty fee at your bank. why you should take a close look at your statement. but first, this

the grammy award-winning songstress turned "x factor" judge, says she owes her physique to her friend to be honest. i just like the way my clothes fit. >> reporter: yeah, but i needed some tips. tell me your secrets. >> green. i love kale. i love spinach. i really do love it. >> reporter: when do you work out? >> in the morning. i like to do it. it starts off my day. gets me ready. all of my energy levels up and excited for the day. >> reporter: and my tip. i read you have the 80/20 rule. you have to be good 80% of the time. >> 80% would be about six days a week. and 20% would be one, for me. that's how i break it down. >> reporter: now, comes the hard part, the dreaded workout with jeanette. >> where will i feel it? >> everywhere. >> let's do ten more together. come on, you people at home. get off the couch and try this with us. >> reporter: put down your cereal now. after 30 minutes, every muscle in my body was screaming. but what's a few sore muscles between girlfriends? >> one, two, three. girl power. >> so cute. and the best part, all of the moves you can do in a hotel room, or a

. >>> the grammy award-winning john legend, also here live. >> doing a sound check. >> so much coming we're really doing a segment here? >> we're doing a segment. >> we really are. kelly ripa. welcome to "good morning america." congratulations, by the way. this is a year -- a year. >> i know. >> coming up that you guys have been together on television. it seems like ten. >> it's so funny. we were saying, on the one hand, it seems like ten years. because it seems like we've been together forever, like an old married couple. on the other hand, the year has gone like that. >> i have to mention. hair-starya. you have created a buzz with the new look. i love it, by the way. >> me, too. >> well, sam -- >> i love it. i think it's fresh. very sexy. >> you like it? it was either this or a sex change. >> you're creating a little bit of buzz, too. you were at the open. and also, your kids are -- are they officially hollywood's cutest kids? >> they're cute kids to their dad. but we were in "people" magazine. that was great. i love hanging out with the girls. and have a great relationship with the

>> reporter: here's to the nine-time grammy winning multiplatinum selling artist to now online nudist? >> i was shocked. >> yes. >> you went for it. >> got to get naked. >> reporter: john legend stripping down for funny or die's at home with legend. >> i did have something on. >> i was wondering. >> they blurred it out. so it appeared i'm naked the whole time. >> do you like walking around the house naked? >> if i'm on home alone or just me and christy, i'm not ashamed to walk around naked. >> reporter: plenty from his new album "love in the future." ♪ we were making love ♪ we were making love >> now the brand-new single is all of me, which is a song about being in love and embracing all of the person that you're in love with. >> reporter: do you think you and christie have gotten to that place? >> yeah. i wrote it for her. >> reporter: i know you guys have your wedding coming up soon. are you excited? >> yes, i'm excited. >> reporter: to get married? >> i'm excited. >> reporter: who's more nervous? >> christy. i don't really get nervous about much of anything. ♪ it's the only way we

incident that happened that night whitney houston was found dead in a hotel bathroom, the night before the grammys that another detective walked into the hotel room where he had covered up whitney's corpse with the sheet, pulled it down so that she was naked, looked at her and made the remark to the effect that she's still looking good, huh? and there was some laughter. he said he reported it, and that nobody did anything about it. and in fact, he was the one who was punished, taken off his position with the s.w.a.t. team and the canine unit and also denied training and promotion. this is a labor complaint for damages, but it could very well evolve into a full-blown lawsuit. >> so wahl is the police department saying about this? >> police department says they never heard a complaint. there's nothing in their records about a complaint. how can we retaliate against him about reporting misconduct if there weren't any complaint, if we weren't aware of misconduct? that's exactly what the beverly hilled spokesman said yesterday. and they're saying this police detective had a reason to look at whitney h

. >> if anything happens to the new miss america, crystal will step up and perform the duties. >>> grammy award winner carlos santana is back home after an accident in las vegas. they say he drove into a parked car, but escaped injuries. the san francisco resident was headed home when it happened and he was not driving under the influence. >>> happening now, a fierce thunderstorm has delayed the start of a daring bid to upright the costa concordia cruiseship that capsized off the coast of italy. the project was just getting underway a few hours ago when the storm which was not predicted hit. authorities had just given the green light for the massive project. when it finally gets under way it will present huge challenges. the massive ship could break apart under its own weight or fall back on its side while being raised. >> everything will be in a lot the operationngion and you cannot do it again. it is a one-time opportunity. when we start we have to be 100% ready. >> 32 people died when the costa concordia capsized in january of laster yew. the manslaughter trial of the ship's captain co

multiple stars who collaborated with the giant hit the stage in los angeles to celebrate his memory at the grammy today the restaurant added low fat fries to the menu. bk claims the new fries have 40% less fat and 30% fewer calories than mickey d's but the fries will cost you an extra quarter on average. don't fret, fast foodies. you can still get the king's classic fries. >>> say good-bye to the classic roadster. the iconic vw bus is rolling off the production line. brazil is the only place still making the wildly popular '60s era icon, but new regulations requiring airbags have brought the van to the end of the road. ten million buses and six decades after its debut, the last one drives off into the sunset later this year. >>> the leader of the free world admitting a deep-seated fear while casually chatting with the u.n. official at the general assembly, president obama boasted why he's finally kicked his cigarette jones and here's why. >> because i'm scared of my wife. >> that's your cnn pop. >>> to kenya now, where the president says that deadly shopping mall standoff in nairobi is finally ov

the gun. and my guest is grammy award-winning acoustic ledgend john prin, after the colbert bump, maybe he'll have enough money to buy an electric guitar. happy rosh hashanah, which we all know is the jewish holiday of i have no idea. my riders all left early. this is the colbert report. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hey, welcome to the report. thank you for joining us ladies and gentlemen, i've got to say -- >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: what can i say. thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen, thank you. folks, folks, i want to thank you and thank you for letting me latch on to you like an emotional lamprey an suck the joy from your young vital bodies until they are as dry as a crouton. (laughter) >> stephen: because folks, there's a lot of depressing news out there. chemical weapons in syria, radiation in fukushima, breaking bad is ending. even worse, i'm starting to