i think it goes whitney houston, chris stapleton.ng coaches on sideline with tears in their eyes. i was sitting there watching it like here we go. [laughter] rachel: it's true. the song, when it's done well, really does bring the emotions out. tell me bow why you like singing the national anthem. >> i love singing it for that exact reason. i think it's an emotional song. it's a song that has an incredible amount of history and it's a song that tends to bring people together and so that's part of why i make music. i make music in hopes of being able to bring people together, to inspire people. we have a flyover today as well. so it should be a good one. >> you're going to be singing in front of -- i don't know what the capacity is for this place. >> 103 to thousand. >> 103,000. rachel: it's just 103,000. >> no pressure. >> 10 million people watching on tv. >> you're on the start, finish line. the cars are about to go. what's going to be going through your head? >> just remembering gleaming, streaming. [laughter] rachel: home of the br

whitney houston.tney houston music. it will feature whitney singing her first love, gospel songs, this new album is called "i go to the rock." it will feature six never before released songs by whitney. here is a sneak peek at one of those tracks called "testimony" debuting this morning. ♪ my heart, my problems show me how to solve them ♪ ♪ now i have the victory ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> wow, not only are we getting that new music from the global superstar, we're also getting a new documentary about houston's love of gospel from her first performance in front of an audience to the release of her 1996 soundtrack "the preacher's wife." that became the best-selling gospel album of all time. "i go to the rock" comes out everywhere on march 24th. we thank you for that exclusive. >> that is cool. >> very special. >>> and more special news for you, movie news. the "frozen" franchise is heating up, everyone. disney's ceo bob iger announcing that "frozen 3" is in the works, and that's not all. there's also go

he's created countless hits for himself as well as artist like whitney houston, madonna, beyoncÉ, michael and was still shocked at how many songs. it's incredible. he has got over two dozen r&b number one singles, 12 grammy awards to his name. and we are celebrating him as part of like history month. his new single is called as a matter-of-fact. his new single, girls night out is out right now. give it up for kenneth babyface edmund. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: you seem like really shy, it is so funny because you are so famous. you have written so many amazin songs. your member the first on your right? you the verse on the right was in first grade, here i go falling in love again. >> you were this guy and the si grade? can get i was like right in sic for a bird i saw a girl and fel in love with her, i used my guitar, cousin, i picked it up and learn some chords and wrote the song for her. she never heard it. >> you never played it for her? again it was the first song i wrote for her, i wrote two song for her. it was in sixth grade, and eighth grade she broke my heart. >> well where is

. >> chelsea: whitney houston is releasing a new album. i am by this. this keeps happening.rend. people releasing albums after they die. >> i think beethoven is relieving something next week too. [laughter] >> chelsea: i thought abba was releasing something because they were nominated for the grammy and i was like, abba? i thought they had crossed over as well. i didn't realize that they were still alive and well. >> are you a medium? [laughter] are you teresa cavuto? [laughter] hearing them from the other side. >> thought they had passed on. >> chelsea: it's a gospel album with six previously unreleased song so it will be new material. again, very surprising. >> it is called "go to the rocks" and i was like them honestly, i was ready for her pe cubbyhole. [cheers and applause] one of the songs sound like a lesbian pride song, is called "hold on, help is on the way," which is a story about a lesbian helping a gay man kill a spider. >> it is about hunter biden's laptop. [laughter] >> chelsea: the japanese zoo, they figured out that a female monkey got pregnant despite being s

that's unique and beautiful turn of phrase which reminds me of my favorite whitney houston song. >> ♪ will. it >> largely. >> always love you ♪ >> stephen: for so many reasons. that gets me right here. we are also learning more about santos and some of the -- from some other people in his past. one ex-boyfriend recalled his tales of dating supermodels and how they begged him to become a model. they begged him. please, george, the world of super modeling needs you. who will be the new face of dior sovage. which i am told is something. as regular viewers of last night's show no, sometimes in the monologue i love to explain asked for of the mysterious world of monkeys and tonight i take you down to monkey town. this is stephen colbert's monkey mysteries. >> stephen colbert's monkey mysteries. >> [cheering] >> stephen: people really love monkey mysteries. they are so generous. they love the monkey mysteries. ladies and gentlemen, tonight's first and only monkey mysteries comes from japan where zookeepers have been puzzled for years with the question, how did momo, and given kept alone in

for example, i was at a whitney houston concert in moscow, so i can say that she was in such a sad stateom the point of view. here is her condition. eh, mental nervous and physical. what could be even better would be that if it were water , you understand, the avatar was walking, where i can smooth it all out, because we just already witnessed, as it were, the tragedies that happen to it. and it was already clear that she was not in good condition. but hypothetically comes, uh in application fund for cultural, label initiatives, which fully convincingly defends the concept of avatars. and he says it will be a super-label, in which there will be artists, and they will earn big money. they will influence the viewer, as you remember, there was such a project. eh, a black mirror, when a certain character was created, after which then we would be happy, because in general, everything new that comes to us is considered with great interest. well, not yet, not yet, dmitry, we'll come up with lucy. here inside when you are on the set, what are you doing there? see this is what it looks like. eh ,

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you know, whitney houston, hearing -- just seeing whitney again and being able to hear her and hear hercredible and that is a hands down one of my favorites. if you want some nostalgia, you definitely need to go back and binge that. i have to say this, "good burger." home of the good burger. >> can i take your order? >> can i take your order? it's like ingrained in my head. this movie to me represents everything about '90s nostalgia and i'm hearing that there also may be a "good burger 2." >> i have not seen this. >> you have not see this movie -- >> oh, eva. >> you have to watch it. this is like a classic of classics. >> orange soda. >> yes. you have -- we can't -- >> at this stage of my life. >> just because this was such a big movie and big part of my childhood, last year kenan did say that there could be a part two and i'm here for it. i would love it. i would love that. >> i think a lot of people would be on board with that as well. >> yes, now if we do a little bit more grown classic movies, "juice," i am a deejay, so "juice's" another one of my favorites. there is a deejay scene

they are watching whitney houston. i am not going to sing. don't worry. and then the two twins jumped. i have watched it seriously like ten times. it's hysterical. you and i jumped when the defense attorney described it as "blowing brains out." either i am a latina, or we are all on the same page, his wording, that it was different than at least three of us sitting on the couch. >> kayleigh: reaction is one question, but ultimately what is his motivation? putting your mind and the mind of a criminal, why did he engage in insurance fraud? because he wanted to leave money to his son. he wanted to enrich himself. why would he murder his wife and his son? what is the answer to that question? i think the prosecution has to answer that question. >> harris: you're right. i want to set something up. i think they were like 100 instances of financial fraud and other things that have to do with crimes committed potentially, allegedly against people in his life. you know, all dealing with mo money, if you will. all of that, according to the judge today, because this

lizzo is first black woman to win record of the year since 1994 when the late whitney houston was recognized for i will always love you. the fans have been talking about favorite moments on twitter. of course they have. one user said harry styles winning album of the year doesn't sit well. another wrote the celebs who went looked amazing. a wide range of opinions of course good and bad. we have much more coverage from the grammys on our website. head to kpix.com, big fashion moments, and so much more. it was an entertaining fun show. >> there is so much talent that there will be upsets no matter what. >> there were some surprises in there. the hip hop performance. >> that was so good. >> bay area represents. >> that was a highlight. >> i can't wait to talk about it more. >>> next, highlights of lunar new year celebrations over the weekend all across the bay area. >>> a special invitation. at denny's, we have the best value all day long. like the everyday value slam for only $5.99. now you can stack your wins and enjoy the sunny side of craveable value. $5.99 every day. part of the all day di

. ♪ [ music ] >>> also on hand, the whitney houston hotel, presented by sony.or the singe ality immee to celebrate liinge, memberbi, and a pop up merchandise. we also have live music from michelle williams, and other big artists. the even will open today at the w hotel in hollywood. other events for today include music label bmg' grammy party with performances by adam lambert and more from 6:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. tonight and a screening of the documentary, ice, ice baby. >> thank you, thank you. this will play at the end of screening room. this is a fun time to be in los angeles doing all of this music stuff. >> music is amazing. >> everyone can connect with this. you make that is what is so fun , it is all genres. is not just one. you learn about s many different artists. i am like, i have to check them out you have to get them on the spotify playlist. >> good job. just to make thank you, i got you. we have sunday right here on kpix 5. we can collaborate, listen, and hang out. did you get it? >> i got you. >>> i will introduce you to young performers join

>> and me. >> and me. >> and me. >> reporter: and dazzled by a new cinderella starring whitney houstonat something is going to work? >> yes. when we were making "princess diaries," i had the feeling we were doing something special, certainly with "cinderella." the ballroom scenes and the dancing and the dresses. those were the hardest things to produce, but, yeah, we kind of new. >> reporter: at the harlem school of the arts chase sharing the ups and downs of her career which didn't begin on a tinseltown soundstage. >> after practicing law for a few years and realizing, even though i was a really good lawyer, i wasn't happy, i was like i got to go for the dream. >> reporter: that dream taking her to hollywood. she became the first black woman ever to earn a production deal with a major studio. >> i had a vision. i had something to say. i knew i wanted to break down stereotypes and i was just in a position to get it done. >> reporter: and to find a knack for spotting new talent like anne hathaway, blake lively and olivia rodrigo who became stars while chase was building a resume of bona

the personal stories of icons like tina turner who overcame domestic violence into the 80's to whitney houstonionel richie, who onwusa says made music that was at times deemed not black enough. >> both of them stood strongly and stood so firmly in saying. >> i just want to make music just good music. the struggle behind the music never overshadowing its impact. that's the thing about the rock and roll hall of fame. when you come into this space, learning about these artists like, oh, my god, you know, like you identify with that moment, that song, that artifact, that dress, that music video there. so many mediums that are celebrated here to educate, inspire and spark that joy. johnny, be good. >> still to come, how make a wish is teaming up with the nfl to score a touchdown with some special kids? >> the kansas city chiefs have been crowned the champions of super bowl. 57. but the real winners tonight, a group of make-a-wish kids who were granted their wish to watch the big game in person. judy talked with 2 of them about the experience before the big game. >> treated like rock stars from the

the personal stories of icons like tina turner who overcame domestic violence into the 80's to whitney houston and lionel richie, who onwusa says made music that was at times deemed not black enough. >> both of them stood strongly and stood so firmly in saying. i just want to make music just good music. the struggle behind the music never overshadowing its impact. that's the thing about the rock and roll hall of fame. when you come into this space, learning about these artists like, oh, my god, you know, like you identify with that moment, that song, that artifact, that dress, that music video there. so many mediums that are celebrated here to educate, inspire and spark that joy. johnny, be good. >> jasmine bailey. >> kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. our special local coverage of black history here in the bay area kicks off tomorrow. also make sure you tune in for our special honoring black history sharing our stories that will air thursday, february 23rd at 6.30. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> still the brief time niners head coach kyle shanahan general manager john

i was thinking prince, michael jackson -- yes, that's right -- mariah carey and whitney houston.ses! >> wow, yeah. >> trace: that is! by the way, we talked about this a couple of days ago that the all-time favorites, the three all-time favorites, michael jackson, prince and beyonce were the favorite halftime acts. michelle, you can put anybody up there. >> so, i would love -- you know, prince and taylor swift! >> really? >> wow! >> swiftie and prince? >> yes! i think that would be amazing! i think that's what would make it so great! what a mix. >> trace: that's fascinating. here is the deal. we asked some responses from the viewers and we got maria alfonzo who said bring bruno mars back. he was underestimated and put on one of the best halftime shows ever! and then you have esther saying pink floyd and eric clapton together. how's that for a mix, right? yeah, that's the dark side of something. rose said anyone who is fully dressed! apparently referring to janet jackson. that's the janet jackson thing, right? that was the whole thing. so tell me, marianne rafferty, who is your fav

. >> chris: excited about stapleton but my favorite super bowl moment was whitney houston, right?owl this is the first time, i'm interested to see how they set up and tear down so quickly. i always wondered that. it goes away and all of a sudden you come back and there is a giant production set on the field so kudos to whoever puts that together, but i'm super excited about seeing rihanna, as is my wife probably more than me. >> emily: and finally inflation seems to affect everything and super bowl parties are no exceptions or prices for party staples like meat and boos are up as much as 8% over last year. but here's one piece of good news, guides, prices for chicken wings are falling as supply increases, thank goodness, kennedy! >> kennedy: interesting, alcohol price is up 6%, nonalcoholic drinks up 13%, will be forgoing those at our super bowl party. >> emily: the choice is clear, julie, is it not? >> julie: i will not forgo any alcoholic rings in my home. and for the super bowl even more so but i will not be drinking on the super bowl because i will be anchoring the fox news sp

flag ♪ >> lisa: i could just watch it for the rest of the show, it was beautiful, reminded me of whitney houstonll through the crowd, that's what i was like that moment last night, the celebration of our country continued off the field too with this ad seen as tribute to america featuring johnny cash's fabulous song "ragged old flag." ♪ and now they have about quickly ♪ ♪ in our own good land, he or she has been abused ♪ ♪ she has been burned, dishonored, denied, refused ♪ ♪ and the government for which she stands is scandalized throughout the land ♪ ♪ and she is getting threadbare an end wearing thin, but she's in good shape for the ship she is in, because she has been through the fire before, and i believe she can take on a whole lot more ♪ ♪ so we race her up every morning, we take her down every night ♪ ♪ we don't let her touch the ground ♪ ♪ and we fold her up right ♪ ♪ on second thought, i do like to brag ♪ ♪ because i am mighty proud of that ragged old flag ♪ >> martha: i think every history teacher in the country, you could teach a whole course using that ad and you could go through each

>> jimmy: this one is from @trauma4122. [ light laughter ] she says, "in whitney houston's 'how do itings.'" [ laughter and applause ♪ asking yo because you know about bee stings ♪ ♪ how will i know first date ♪ >> jimmy: this one's from @lisacbb she says, "midway through 'another one bites the dust,' freddie mercury goes, 'hey.' and i always thought he said 'hey, i'm not adopted. [ laughter ] still to this day, i have no idea what he's saying. [ laughter and applause hey! ♪ i'm adopted not adopted ♪ >> steve: what does he say >> questlove: "bites the dust. >> jimmy: i don't know what is it >> questlove: bites the dust ♪ bites the dus bites the dust ♪ ♪ i'm adopted not adopted ♪ >> steve: you can adopt one, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @bybrianbyrne. he says, "'africa' by toto ♪ there's nothing 100 men on mars could ever do ♪ [ laughter and applause >> steve: that sounds like toto >> jimmy: this last one is from @cubfanali she say, " bon jovi 'living on a prayer.' ♪ whoa we're half-way there whoa livin' on a prayer ♪ ♪ take my han we're naked i swea whoa livin' on a pr

whitney houston or an aretha franklin belt one out. just get that's like my life's work. >> i'll go with whitney too. yeah. you believe it's got def leppard? >> that's a whole new . >> yeah. one more thing is up next. girl. good bye. good bye, girls. >> i count on personalized financial advice from my ameriprise advisor. she was my goals and can help me reach them with confidence. the markets may fluctuate, but you're still on track. more than nine out of ten clients are likely to recommend us ameriprise financial. >> this isn't just great. these aren't just shipman's. they're promises, big promises, small promises. conolly shaped promises each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. >> we're overpromise or make an empty promise. we keep them promises everything to old dominion because it means everything to you. i want my daughter riley to know about her ancestors and how important it is to know who you are, to know where you came from, where discovering together. i

the spokesman for the whitney houston counsels office expected to talk to reporters any moment now, a live picture at the white house on the left side of your screen after the fbi wrapped its search of president biden's home in rehobeth beach, delaware, screen right, as part of the investigation into his classified documents scandal. >> john: biden's attorney says the agents found no classified materials, but did take some materials and notes as biden's time as vice president. >> sandra: the third location the doj has searched, they have found more than two dozen documents with classified markings so far. >> john: david spunt has the latest, but first, jacqui heinrich is live on the white house north lawn a short distance away from the stakeout location. and what are we expecting, jacqui? >> if history is any guide, we will not get a lot from the press briefing with karine jean-pierre. all the questions are referred to the doj, biden's personal attorneys and the white house council's office. it's a good thing ian will talk to reporters, a big scrum of folks wanting to talk to him. we

consider this mega hit written by dolly parton and launched to the heavens by whitney houston. ♪ andpo? ♪ i will always love you ♪ >> reporter: i mean, is that better or worse? >> i don't know that it would connect in the same way with an audience. the idea is that i will always love you, and that's painted musically by holding out that long "i "over three measures of music. it's the singer saying i'm going to hold this note to show you how dedicated i am. >> reporter: all right. then how about this? ♪ i will always love you ♪ >> reporter: now it's a little menacing. >> it's like i will always love you because i trapped you in a cell. the third golden rule isn't about writing the song. it's about singing it ♪ in the shallow ♪ ♪ in the sha-shallow ♪ >> when you perform this song, you have to leave it all on the floor. that's what we are trying to get from a love song. trying to get someone reaching their emotional peak. ♪ when a man loftves a woman ♪ ♪ know exactly how it feels ♪ >> it's like you are hearing that phrase for the first time. oh, now i know what love is ♪ baby there ain'

notre dame whitney houston i will welliss, and he also sings in different ways, that is, where he goesre and how to sing along and join not found nothing in common. although the musician said that he had something there. well, you just need to apparently lay it out on the sound track to watch some, in fact, this is a mechanistic approach for someone to lay out. well dogs, maybe your taste. and i tried to give another one. well, just see, come on, drink. there soared, there is still something missing. he himself chooses what he wants, which may well be, they also have these, especially samoyeds. they are polar polar animals, in general, hearing is very important, because in these snows you will not see much, that really that's the voice. therefore, it may well be that he just has his own tastes. and so here are british scientists, famous, who are real scientists. they are like this because of all sorts of publics, and they did research and found out that in most dogs they love soft, rock and reigi. uh-huh marley we haven't yet tried, but let's first try to figure out how you got yuki wh

following in the footsteps of jennifer lopez, whitney houston. 0nly jennifer lopez, whitney houston. good drumbeat. are you going to make a suggestion? omd, that 0md, that main theme. he sings tune. what i like is as the beat changes you do special face change as well. matt is dreading how we are going to bring him into this conversation. quite aptly named she bangs the drum, the stone roses. how are you going to go into the way from that? i cannot, my brain went black. —— blank. temperatures down to —a or —5 in southern parts of the uk. not the same everywhere but things are getting milder through today with a lot more cloud. this stream of cloud has come from the atlantic, thickening up, but the yellow colour indicates that the air is milder thanit indicates that the air is milder than it has been. chilly conditions in the south to begin with, spells of —— spells of hazy sunshine. scotland, heavy rain in the highlands and islands for a time. still with cloud breaks to the east of high ground, especially where it is windiest across northern scotland, touching gale force at times. 13

and there's a connection here because of your cousin, miss dionne, whitney houston. found that we had a family that sang and loved her music and decided, okay, we got one, let's do the other. >> aw. >> i'm just so honored, you know, to be working with her. >> you said that this was the right singer to collaborate on this song, dolly. why? >> well, because i love dionne, i've loved her for years. she's always been one of my heros in music. she is a true stylist and i love people that are different and i've just always wished that i had some reason to get to sing with her and had the perfect song to do it and this one was just one of those blessed projects that it just seemed to be the right time and the right song with these two right people. >> and, dolly, tell us a little more about the song that people are going to be hearing. >> well, i wrote this song back in the '80s because i write a lot of gospel songs and it was during a time when i was feeling like i needed to be, you know, lifted up more because you go through things in your life and in your career and i ju

pauley bennett she worked with austin butler on "elvis," and i think she did the most recent whitney houstonen i had this incredible person suddenly with me to sit down and basically, her magic powers is that she takes a lot of time to observe so we watched things together and then sat pausing and talking about things because everybody sort of has a map in their body that's their history in the world you know and so, she really helps people break that down and it's fascinating. >> you're about to shoot or you are shooting season six, which they say was the final season. >> it's true >> and it's going to bring us up to diana's death, which i can imagine it's bringing up a lot of emotions for everybody involved and how to handle it with sensitivity >> mm-hmm. mm-hmm yeah, we've been shooting it for a few months now we have a little longer to go. it's something -- it's tricky to talk about, because i'm sort of right in the middle of doing it, as well. it is very, very sensitive and it is, i think it's just undeniably an extremely sad story to tell. and i feel that that's probably in me and in m

five oh bells okay these are gone and i will always love you bye , whitney always love you bye, whitney houston you. bye, whitney. you know my way. frank sinatra, that is number one.thank frank sinatra, that is number one. thank you . there's also one. thank you. there's also you'll never walk alone , general you'll never walk alone, general pacemakers, obviously, that gets played at liverpool funerals a lot, i would imagine. what about highway to hell? i like this, but out of hell stops until louis armstrong. you've got the time in the world not not made it go away to heaven. i don't know about any of these. i mean, my grandad actually had my way played it. tell us the top five. the top five on my way. frank sinatra. you'll never walk alone. gerry and the pacemakers over. the rainbow. judy garland. always look on bright side always look on the bright side of i love that love on of life. i love that love on python angels by robbie python and angels by robbie williams. of williams. i'm bit of a traditionalist, go for traditionalist, i think i go for hymns jerusalem. yeah, me hymns out of jerusal

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