. >> but before the oscars filling their own la room this sunday, the grammys, the first award showsn. >> as a way to uplift the community out there in la. obviously, a lot of people who were affected by those fires work in entertainment, work in music, and it feelsrd to be putting on parties and celebrating right now. but on the other hand, these kinds of award shows and ceremonies bring a lot of money into these areas. >> global superstars taylor swift and beyonce both saying they will attend beyonce's smash hit texas hold em. >> this ain't texas. >> nominated for song of the year, record of the year and best country song. but there's another category that everyone's watching closely. beyoncÉ's cowboy carter is nominated for album of the year. it's her fifth nomination in that category. she has yet to win. >> if she were to win, she would join natalie cole, whitney houston and lauryn hill as the only black female artist to win album of the year at the grammys, and it would be a massive deal. >> and amid fundraising efforts already underway for those affected by the fires, the gramm

skechers slip ins. >> the 67th annual grammy awards are set to air tonight as scheduled. despite the growing backlash about holding a glitzy ceremony amid the devastation of the los angeles wildfires. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister sat down with those running the awards show as they share their plans to shift this year's spotlight. >> amid a backdrop. of tragedy, the nation's deadliest air disaster since 2001 and the most destructive wildfires in. >> southern california history. >> grammys. and this platform is cool, but it's not the most important thing in the world. >> recording academy ceo harvey mason jr. and grammys executive producer ben winston are tasked with putting on a show that some thought should be called off. there have been some people who say award season should be canceled. this is not what we need right now. >> if you could actually take the grammys where we know we've got an audience who are going to watch it, we know we've got the biggest stars in the whole world that are sitting there, and we bring real awareness to what's happened. we do some really seri

watch the grammys! irst round of an atmospheric river will drench the bay area after weeks of dry skies, how long this will last and when the next big wave will sweep through. >>> to lose this one, this one hurts. >> it just really sucks that we got to go through this. >> one of oakland's most famous hotels is closing its doors after 35 years, the stunning shutdown that left some guests scrambling for a new place to stay. >> i received no notification at all, went to check in and, yes, and did not get a refund or anything like that. >>> plus, search crews scrambling to recover wreckage from the deadly midair disaster over the potomac river. we'll hear from a bay area figure skating coach who was with several of the victims days before the crash. >> there were a lot of dreams and hope on that plane that wasn't able to be seen through and that's just so devastating. >>> later, the san francisco zoo's plan to host pandas from china has plenty of people excited, but one of the zoo's largest donors is not one

why do i like hosting the grammys. it's probably the best concert of the year. where else are you going to have the best in country, the best in hip hop. the best in pop, the best in r & b all on the same stage, all on the same night. everybody coming together. >> reporter: this year the icons are taking on the newcomers. >> you have your established iconic artists like billie eilish, beyonce, gaga. you have this new wave of artists, chap parone, shabusey. >> reporter: the queen bee beyonce leads with 11 nominations. sunday for the fifth time she'll compete for a gramny she's never won, album of the year. >> we have seen people come in that night and leave with nothing. could it happen again? well it's happened before. >> reporter: once again beyonce is up against taylor swift. plus other top nominated artists like sabrina carpenter, billy eilishe and chaparon. >> it's possible that chaparon could sweep. she has that level of. >> the show will honor first responders and raise money for wildfire relief efforts. >> we're

i think we can really use the grammys as a power and source for good. >> reporter: get to the grammysor stream the show >>> it's a first alert weather day because our first atmospheric river of the year has arrived and it's going to continue to impact us all the way through the next 7 days. multiple waves of atmospheric rivers are under way. brief break will arrive. heavier wave of moisture will arrive. be ready for it. you will need to have an umbrella ready at least for the next seven days. that's going to be one of those days we actually see quite a lot of activity and we've been waiting for it. we've been needing it. flooding concerns, definitely slightly there. but it's the places that normally see the flooding. so if you're used to it, kind of just be prepared for it. you probably already are. >> absolutely. thank you for that update. and finally this morning we have a heart heartwarming story we want to share from texas. the el paso zoo because they're welcoming a towering new addition a baby giraffe. >> one of my favorite animals. the zoo is celebrating the birth of a 6-foot c

our name probably isn't on it. >>> the grammies is hitting a different note this year. show will honor first responders, and raise money to support wild fire relief efforts and you can catch the grammies live on cbs news bay area tomorrow at 5:00 right here on kpix5 or streaming on paramount plus. now we want to update you on the breaking news story we have been following at the martinez refinery. fire officials say they have water on the fire and are using master streams to put the flames out. air monitoring is in place. and nothing has been detected so far. three people have been taken to the hospital for minor injuries and three others were look at and released from the scene. the fire broke out at 2:00 today. huge dark plumes could be seen. those living nearby are asked to shelter in place and air quality advisory has been issued. >>> we'll have the latest on all of this at 11:00 tonight. in the meantime, appreciate your watching. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> until then, the news always continues streams on cbs news bay area. goodnight. i'm not happy with the

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. >> "et"'s at the grammy head quarters ahead of sunday's awards. >> taylor swift's plans to take thefor goebel to bring travis kelce? >> and trevor noah's return as host. how he's changing things up. >> plus, reese witherspoon admits an oscar-winning actress unfriended her and we found the speech that caused the fall out. >> then, sean marmor newly. speaking out on his plate and inviting "et" to the set of s.w.a.t. >> "et" starts right now. >> it's the calm before the grammy storm. welcome everybody to "entertainment tonight," we are on the red carpet but some come sunday, it'll be packed with the biggest names in music. >> a lot of them coming together last night with a star-studded fireaid benefit concert. >> are you so proud to be a california girl? ♪ ♪ >> from altadena, to malibu, to the pacific palisades, let show the world who we are! ♪ ♪ >> my wife and i like so many others living the pacific palisades lost our home in the fires. ♪ ♪ >> for us, so much empathy and care and shock really, and some anger thrown in there, too. ♪ ♪ >> why was it important for you to be a part of th

the start of a new trade war. what it all means for you. >> all that, plus going for grammy. the red carpet is out for music's biggest night. some of the world's top female stars all hoping to take home the industry's biggest prize. ♪♪ this ain't texas. >> but could this finally be beyonce's year to take home album of the year? we'll saddle up with a preview today, saturday, february 1st, 2025. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarett, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today," and thanks for joining us on this very busy saturday morning. >> yeah. hard to believe we're already beginning the month of february. we start with several developing stories, including an ininvestigatn into philadelphia where a plane carrying a young pediatric patient, her mom and the medical team crashed sending a fireball into the sky. the moments caught on one family's ring camera. watch as they were terrified by the scene. we're going to have more from philadelphia this morning straight ahead. >>> but we do begin this morning with the breaking

. >> watch the grammys this weekend. >> it's good soup weather this weekend. >> oh that too. >> the latestospheric river. you can see how far into the pacific ocean this plume extends. the rain is going fluctuate in intensity. it's been light to moderate rain so far. some heavier rain is going to move in as we head into the day tomorrow. let's go to our local map and take a look at the current perspective. it's light shower activity, there are plenty of gaps in the action at the moment. especially over the north bay where it's been raining steadily for most of the day. a little shower over san francisco. a little patchy fog. the rain is going fill back in. this is the rainfall simulation. let's go through tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. hope flip this -- homefully this -- hopefully this is going to work for us. that's when you're seeing more yellow on the map. through about midday and this is going to be an equal opportunity rain event. i think is going to get wet tomorrow morning. from 10:00 tomorrow morning through 8:00 in the evening, after that round of widespread, heavier rain in the morning.

. >>> just two more days until the grammy awards, but first a star-studded benefit concert tonight in honor bay area rock legends the grateful dead. ♪ tonight's house band is graham lesh, son of phil lesh, the long term bassist. music cares is a charitable foundation linked to the recording academy. tonight's event raises funds for musicians in need, l.a. fire relief, and for transplant patients in lesh's honor. the dead had a profound impact on their community. >> it's great that the grateful dead is getting the music cares award because they were always, always trying to give back to their community. >> you can watch that sunday at 5:00. >>> cbs ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> john: change is in the air over washington. good evening. i'm john dickerson. helicopters are now banned indefinitely in the area around reagan national airport.

you can watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m.n sunday. it's going to be raining outside anyway, so might as well watch it to kpix indoors or streaming on paramount+. matt? >> thanks. >>> ahead in sports, pebble beach round 2 has come and gone. we'll check in on the leaderboard as we enter moving day. >>> plus, the dubs were going for a third straight win on friday night. how did it go? stick around. >>> less than a week to go before the nba trade deadline, sounds like steve kerr thinks the warriors need to make a move saying before friday night's game against the suns that golden state is "not in a position to stand pat." all right. former dub, kevin durant, talking trash with hall of famer gary payton pointing up to the rafters. second quarter phoenix up 56-47. moses moody misses the three. devin booker taps it, downcourt off the bounce, hello, grayson allen, throws it down. suns led by 11 at the half. late third durant only had ten points and hadn't made a shot since the first quarter and he caught fire burying three three's in

the presenters of the grammys announced costco giving raises to warehouse employees, and pete davidson reveals why he's removing 100 plus tattoos. we'll tell y crash. it happened just about an hour ago, after a learjet 55 took off from the northeast philadelphia airport. the plane was on its way to springfield-branson national airport in missouri. two people were on that learjet. these are pictures from the scene. you can see it's a pretty populated area. we do not know the number of casualties. we know two people were on board the plane. we do not know if anybody was hurt on the ground. faa and ntsb are investigating. of course, they're also leading the investigation into the mid-air collision over reagan national airport in washington, d.c. this is still early to tell, but we don't know what happened. but we'll be following this. a learjet crashes in philadelphia. in other news, we got our second look at the sierra snowpack, and we saw a big dip from earlier this season. state water officials held a survey at the phillips station near south lake tahoe. it is snowing hard there right

then exclusive katy perry back on tour after seven years, and we count down to the grammys with six time nominee shaboozey. okay, yes. plus, we're at home with fire country star diane farr. how she was able to escape farr. how she was able to escape the los angeles wildfires and his daughter, gigi, the beautiful way vanessa bryant is making sure they're never forgotten. zuri: and a golden globe win and now an oscar nomination-- demi is provg she has style and substance, so what better time to celebrate her demissance? pow. from universal studios hollywood, access hollywood starts-- right now. [theme music]

you can watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m.nday. it's going to be raining outside anyway, so might as well watch it to kpix indoors or streaming on paramount+. matt? >> thanks. >>> ahead in sports, pebble beach round 2 has come and gone. we'll check in on the leaderboard as we enter moving day. >>> plus, the dubs were going for a third straight win on friday night. how did it go? stick around. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. herbal essences is a force of nature. made with supercharged botanical blends, our sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate to boost hair health. without the salon naturals price

rebecca minkoff is live on gma with what's in and out on the red carpet as we count down to the grammyrds and dishing on "real housewives of new york" as she says -- >> good morning america! >> it's saturday morning. this is gma. >> good saturday morning to you. good morning, america. thank you for starting your weekend with us. we have so much to get to this morning. geo is anchoring from the feed with the very latest on that air disaster in washington. >> it's been three days since that crash and the wreckage from that american airlines crash is still underwater there behind me. it's been incredibly challenging for crews to work on this here. the weather friday making it all the more difficult. 41 of the 67 bodies have been pulled out. the rest are strapped inside that wreckage. navy barges are expected to join in as well. and we are getting closer to answers here because the ntsb saying all of the black boxes from both the plane and the black hawk helicopter have now been found as we learn more this morning about some of the lives lost. >> whit: we will chat with you more on all of

the open wall of fame. >>> ahead of this weekend's grammy awards, a special tribute to the grateful dead, the plan to honorhe bay area music legends. >>> the evening edition with ryan right now on cbs news >>> right now on cbs news bay area, the rain has arrived and it's not going anywhere for a while. we're tracking the wet weather expected to last well into next week. >>> new developments into the investigation of that deadly midair collision just outside washington, d.c. and today we are hearing from a bay area skating coach who knew one of the victims. >> when i saw the news about the crash and the flight was from wichita, my stomach just dropped. >>> and president trump vowing to impose new tariffs on key u.s. trading partners in just a few hours, the announcement and the potential impact. >>> i consider this like the great achievement of my life so far. >> we introduce you to a northern california researcher who just earned her doctorate, how her work will play a key role in reducing overdose deaths. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> after mother nature gave new meaning to

the night music stars shine. they celebrate for days leading up to grammy night. honor the brave first responders. grammy week 2025 takes on a different tone with that major management company and bigger record labels canceling all grammy related parties and events with at least one label redirecting those resources to assist those affected by the wildfires. sheila e knows first-hand the fear caused by the fires. she had to evacuate. >> the fire is coming and it's right here in my backyard so i am evacuating. it is getting closer. and this is not good. i went to my studio i grab my drives and a little tiny suitcase it was already packed. >> fortunately sheila's home was spared but her concern for those who lost everything weighs heavily. >> it is been challenging. we know people who have lost everything my friends, some of them have lost everything. it is heartbreaking. i almost cried two times, three times a day still. first ever salsa album is offered to grammy's with that heavy heart and light in this spirit she will enjoy her moment and embrace the healing pow

and i always like to present this on grammy weekend. thegories that you don't see on tv, because they only present like 7 or 8 of the big categories, but there are many others. here are some ones. these are real. for example, there is best tropical latin album, not just latin, best tropical. >> uh. >> best melodic rap performance. i'm not making. these are. >> real. >> best new age ambient or chant album. >> well, i. >> don't think it should be lumping chanting in with ambient, but. >> okay. >> uh, best chamber music small ensemble performance. those are all real. and that's all i have to say about. >> it. no. >> no. >> no, i'm sorry. i. thought i was. would you like to hear some. other ones that. oh, okay. they, uh, they also have. >> not going to be on tv. most regrettable facial tattoo. >> that's a. >> uh, best christian gospel album by a singer. obviously. in the. >> closet. um delta blues artist of the year. >> non blind uh, best. best song that trump got sued for playing at his. >> rally. um. >> best rap song featuring a siren that ma

gonzaga with the ball down by they get inbound a grammy kay for 3 comes up. well, short. how about saint mary's? they hang on 60 to 58 and improved to 23 on the season. they're a perfect 10 and oh and west coast conference play. >> it's due to stanford on the road facing smu. the cardinal has been for their 5th straight win, this one was all mustangs 1st half way. corey oates window. that's a 4 point play. that's a new led by 20 at the 2nd half and now up. 25 kevin a k soupy miller, great nickname. great pass to for the alley-oop. new roles. 85 to 61. cal playing host to syracuse to mark mattson. that is a phenomenal time. theres down by 15 in the 2nd half. but look at this while wilkinson. wow, the freshman with 2 of his 20 points. the is loving it. but syracuse had too much tonight for the bears loop. this taylor had in the dagger 3. he led the case with 19 points and cal falls at home. 75 to 66. jose state hosting air force suddenly mountain west action early-on joshan do j climbing the ladder. i did this. take another look. he led all scorers with 24. and then just bef

the drum roll. he's an oscar-winning director, a grammy winning artist -- [ drum roll ] [ light laughter ] -- and ag author. his new documentary, "ladies & and gentlemen... 50 years of snl music," airs january 27th at 8:00 p.m. on nbc, and it is fantastic. questlove is joining us tonight! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: wow! >> steve: never heard a guest get a drum roll. >> jimmy: yeah, it was really exciting for that. >> steve: exciting. >> jimmy: and we got great stand-up tonight from debra digiovanni. [ cheers and applause ] very funny. very, very funny. oh, yeah. i forgot. i want to reminder everybody next tuesday -- >> steve: next tuesday. >> jimmy: i'm on broadway starting next tuesday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ january 28th through february 2nd, me, aidy bryant, lin-manuel miranda, and nick kroll in this play for eight shows. so tickets are very available. [ laughter ] you know what i saw? did you guys see that president biden left president trump a letter in the oval office? it's a tradition to leave one. but trump found the letter in a a very interesting way. check this

tonight, from the critically acclaimed movie "the piano lesson," danielle deadwyler is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a grammyit comes out friday. larkin poe is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you can see larkin poe live at the fonda theater here in l.a. on april 23rd. tomorrow night, james marsden and fortune feimster will join us. with music from hooray for the riff raff. our first guest is a very talented writer, director and actor, whose resume includes the super villains lex luthor and mark zuckerberg. [ laughter ] he wrote, directed, and stars in an excellent movie about cousins. "a real pain" is on hulu now. please welcome jesse eisenberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. i know you live in new york, right? >> yes, but i was able to fly out here. >> jimmy: oh on a plane? >> yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] i was going to do a boat, but they said the canal would take too long to be on the show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're going to reclaim that canal, and don't worry, it will go by like that. >> exactly. if this was next week, i think i could do the canal. they wanted me here t