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A mother searching for hope.
This is Frank. It means hope.
An innocent man running from his past.
I need to help out.
This Friday.
There's a fellow like a woman like you.
You know what?
We risk everything.
Maybe you should stay.
We're not going to stop looking.
I know.
Labor Day, rated PG-13.
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Metallica are about to rock the Grammy stage
with a classic.
Only CBS.
CBS Thursday.
It's time to celebrate.
Are you ever saving this for something?
Because America's favorite new family is the Millers.
It must be tiring always being the smartest
person in the room. Exhausting.
The Millers, Thursday after the Big Bang Theory.
Enjoy our crazy family so you can ignore yours.
Only CBS.
This is the moment.
Tonight is the night.
We'll fight till it's over.
So we put our hands up like the ceiling's
handled us.
It's the most generous boss ever.
New episode CBS Friday, 8-7 Central.
A Fort Hood survivor heads to Washington after
the Grammys.
Eeny, meeny, miny, go.
More adventures await in the new 7-passenger
Lexus GX.
It's the 2014 GX 460 for $499 a month for 27 months.
See your Lexus dealer.
We asked people a question.
How much money do you think you'll need when
you retire?
Then we gave each person a ribbon to show how
many years that amount might last.
I was trying to like pull it a little further.
Got me to 70 years old.
I'm going to have to rethink this thing.
It's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a
retirement that could last 30 years or more.
So maybe we need to approach things differently.
If we want to be ready for a longer retirement.
Two stores, two amazing ways to score for less.
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After a win in the courtroom today, a North
Texas family begins the grieving process.
Also, here comes our cold front.
How cold it gets for your Monday and how strong
the winds are.
Plus, the North Texas teacher up for a
first-of-its-kind Grammy tonight after the show.
Who gave the controversial order?
That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
That led to a Dallas fireman's death.
The CBS 11 News I-Team reveals the secret audio
tape that could uncover the truth.
Monday on CBS 11 News at 10.
Ladies and gentlemen, from 30 seconds to Mars,
an Oscar nominee for his performance in Dallas
Fires Club, Jared Leto.
Holly came from Miami, FLA.
Hitchhiked across the U.S.A..
Plucked her eyebrows on the way, shaved her
legs, and then he was a she.
She said, hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side.
She said, hey, Honey, take a walk on the wild side.
The world lost a genius last year.
Everyone everywhere, please stand and join me
right now, if you can,
in celebrating the great American poet, the
mad, mad genius, the beautiful dreamer.
Rest in peace, Lou Reed.
Great rock bands stay true to themselves, and
the band about to take the Grammy stage next is
not only a perfect example of that,
but maybe even the greatest.
They're about to play a legendary song that
they've done on the Grammys before, but never
quite like this.
They're joined tonight by a superstar pianist
for a once-in-a-lifetime Grammy moment.
Here to perform one together, Lang Lang and the
one, the only Metallica.
Lang Lang.
I can remember anything.
Can't tell if this is true or not.
Can't abide and feel the scream. This terrible
silence stops me.
Now that the war is through with me. I'm waking
up, I cannot see.
That there's not much left to be. Nothing is
real but me now.
I'm broken like fish, but dear, please just
wake me.
When you're back in the room, it's much too
real. There's one thought that I must feel, but
can't afford to reveal.
Look to the time and I'll know. And to the
tears that sticks in me.
Just like I was my novelty. Tied to machines
that knew what they'd be.
I'm broken like fish, but dear, please just
wake me.
Please just wake me.
Now the world is gonna be mine. Gotta help me
hold my breath as I wish for death.
Please, God, help me.
Darkness is intimidating me. All I see is the war.
I cannot live, I cannot die. Trying to myself,
fighting my holy death.
Take my blood, take my sweat, take my pain,
take my hair, take my eyes, take my legs, take
my soul.
Please, God, no. No, no, no, no.
Take my blood, take my sweat, take my eyes,
take my soul.
Please, God, help me.
Please welcome two legendary Grammy winners,
Smokey Robinson and Steven Tyler.
I don't like you, but I love you. Seeing that
I'm always thinking of you. Oh, you do me
barely. I love you madly.
Yeah, let's sing it. Smokey Robinson wrote that.
Rigo, Paul, you ought to cover that song.
Thanks, Steven. That was beautiful. Thank you,
audience. That was beautiful. Yeah. Okay, these
are the nominees for the Record of the Year.
Get Lucky, Daft Punk, featuring Pharrell
Williams and Nile Rodgers. Radioactive, Imagine
Dragons. Royals, Lorde.
Locked Out of Heaven, Bruno Mars. Blurred
Lines, Robin Thicke featuring T.I. and Pharrell.
And the Grammy goes to Daft Punk.
Featuring Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers.
Features Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel De
Román-Cristo. Engineers Antoine
Chauvet-Chabert, Peter Franco, Mick Cazowski,
Florian Legata, Daniel Lerner, and Bob Ludwig.
Smokey Robinson is up here right now.
Well, I suppose the robots would like to thank,
you know, honestly, I bet France is really
proud of these guys right now.
And one more time for the incredible Nile
Rodgers. And God, guys. And the people. Thank
you guys so much. We appreciate it. This has
been awesome this year.
And still to come, Queen Latifah introduces one
of the most emotional and historic performances
in Grammy history, with Macklemore and Ryan
Lewis featuring Madonna.
Then, in Memoriam, musical salutes to Van
Cliburn and Phil Everly. The award for Album of
the Year.
And Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age,
Lindsey Buckingham and Dave Grohl rock the
Grammy stage together. Only CBS.
56th Grammy Awards. High schoolers, keep the
music going all summer long at Grammy Camp.
Apply at GrammyInTheSchools.com. Financial aid
is available.
Can you believe that handsome young guy at the
gym thought we were sisters?
I know. We have absolutely nothing in common.
Right? Obviously, I'm one of a kind.
Unique in every way.
Well, we do both love the goodness of Trot 50.
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We are so not sisters.
We only have mom's word for it.
I never trusted her.
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And no artificial sweeteners.
We read and write poetry because we are members
of the human race.
And the human race is filled with passion.
Medicine, law, business, engineering. These are
noble pursuits necessary to sustain life.
But poetry, beauty, romance, love.
These are what we stay alive for.
To quote from Whitman,
O me, O life, of the questions of these recurring.
Of the endless trains of the faithless.
Of cities filled with the foolish.
What good amid these?
O me, O life.
That you are here.
That life exists in identity.
That the powerful play goes on and you may
contribute a verse.
What will your verse be?
Dad, I'd like you to meet my boyfriend.
Great to meet you. I'm an athlete. Soccer.
I don't like soccer.
I'm from Pittsburgh. We play real football.
American football, anything? No.
Real football.
You're our top agent.
We need you.
My job is to hunt terrorists.
I don't negotiate. I don't take prisoners.
Within three days, I will find you.
Start counting.
Three days to kill.
So you like to score?
Definitely, yeah.
On the field, don't we? Yeah.
Girl, this is Queen.
Am I a freak for dancing around?
Am I a freak for getting down?
I'm cutting up.
Don't cut me down.
You got to carry on.
I wanna be Queen.
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Macklemore and Ryan Lewis with Queen Latifah
and Madonna.
Only CBS.
Monday, dates all new with Louis C.K.
Music from Arctic Monkeys.
Plus, later this week, catch Dr. Phil, Eric
Stone Street, and Bill Murray.
Only CBS.
You're not just selling clothing, you're
selling an attitude.
Now give me tigers. Now, baby tigers.
What's our thing?
I just want to see what they would do.
Survivor is back.
And this time, it's brawn versus brains versus beauty.
I'm not just a pageant girl. I love to hunt and fish.
I think people would definitely underestimate me.
Who's got what it takes to win?
Three tribes, one unforgettable survivor.
Don't miss the season premiere, CBS Wednesday,
February 26th.
Blake Shelton and Luke Ryan host the ACMs Live,
CBS Sunday, April 6th.
I find a tremendous amount of inspiration in Detroit.
Primarily because of its people.
That's what I paint.
The people that I portray, they're always stars
of this movie.
Rebel House of Art is definitely one of the
best things to happen to Detroit in a long time.
They push the artists, they give us the
opportunity to make our dreams come true.
Across North Texas, no one cares for more
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It's how we're making health care human again.
Let's go kids.
One thing we can all use a little more of is time.
I know what it takes because I have a family too.
Everybody's schedule is tight, so I promise to
get you on your way quickly.
How are you today?
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At Kroger, how a Plano music teacher became a
Grammy nominee after the Grammys.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Queen Latifah.
When we say music has the power to bring people
together at the Grammys, we mean it.
One of the most inspiring success stories in
music this past year has been Macklemore and
Ryan Lewis,
already four-time Grammy winners tonight.
This song is a love song not for some of us,
but for all of us.
And tonight we celebrate the commitment to love
by some very beautiful couples.
Joined by Mary Lambert and New Orleans' own
Trombone Shorty,
here's Macklemore and Ryan Lewis in an
uplifting song that says,
whatever God you believe in, we come from the
same one.
Strip away the fear, underneath is all the same love.
When I was in the third grade, I thought that I
was gay.
Cause I could draw, my uncle was, and I kept my
room straight.
I told my mom, tears rushing down my face.
She's like, Ben, you've loved girls since
before pre-K.
I guess she had a point, didn't she?
Bunch of stale types all in my head.
I remember doing the math like, yeah, I'm good
at Little League.
A preconceived idea of what it all meant for
those that like the same sex.
Had the characteristics, the right-wing
conservatives sticking to decision.
And you can be cured with some treatment and religion.
Man-made rewiring of a predisposition playing God.
Ah, now here we go.
America the brave still fears what we don't know.
God loves all his children and somehow forgotten.
But we paraphrase a book written 3500 years ago.
I don't know.
I can't change.
Even if I try.
Even if I wanted to.
I can't change.
Even if I try.
Even if I wanted to.
My love, my love, she keeps me warm.
She keeps me warm.
If I was gay, I would think hip-hop hates me.
Have you read the YouTube comments lately?
Man that's gay, gets dropped on the daily.
We become so numb to what we're saying.
Our culture founded from oppression.
We don't have acceptance for them.
Call each other faggots behind the keys of a
message board.
A word rooted in hate, yet our genre still
ignores it.
Gay is synonymous with the lesser.
The same hate this cause wars for me lynching.
Gender to skin color, the complexion of your pigment.
The same fight that led people to walk out from sit-ins.
It's human rights for everybody.
There is no difference.
Live on and be yourself.
When I was at church, they taught me something else.
If you preach hate at the service, those words
aren't anointed.
That holy water that you soak in has been poisoned.
When everyone else is more comfortable
remaining voices.
Rather than fighting for humans that have had
their rights stolen.
I might not be the same, that's not important.
No freedom till we're equal.
Damn right I support it.
I can't change.
Even if I try.
Even if I wanted to.
My love, my love.
She keeps me warm.
We press play, don't press pause.
Progress march on with the veil of our eyes.
We turn our backs on the cause.
Till the day that my uncles can be united by law.
Cause I walk around the hallway plagued by pain
in their heart.
A world so hateful some would rather die than
be who they are.
A certificate on paper isn't gonna solve it all.
But it's a damn good place to start.
No laws gonna change us, we have to change us.
Whatever God you believe in, we come from the
same one.
So avoid the fear, underneath it's all the same love.
About time that we raised up.
We are gathered here to celebrate love and harmony.
In every key, in every color.
As I look out on this audience I'm delighted to
see the faces of 33 couples.
Who've chosen this moment to celebrate their
vows with us here in Los Angeles.
And everyone watching around the world as witnesses.
It is my distinct honor to now ask our
participants to exchange rings.
To signal their commitment to one another.
And to a life shared together with the music of love.
Will you please exchange rings.
Do you each declare that you take each other as spouses.
By the power vested in me by the state of California.
I now pronounce you a married couple.
Open your heart to me, baby.
I hold the lock and you hold the key.
Open your heart to me, darling.
I'll give you love if you, you turn the key.
Open your heart to me, baby.
I hold the lock and you hold the key.
Open your heart to me, darling.
I'll give you love if you, you turn the key.
Open your heart with the key.
She keeps me warm. She keeps me warm.
I'm not crying on Sunday. I'm not crying on Sunday.
You'll turn the key.
I'm not crying on Sunday. I'm not crying on Sunday.
Still to come a tribute to Phil Everly of the
Everly Brothers by Miranda Lambert and Billy
Joe Armstrong.
Then will Alicia Keys, Yoko Ono, and Olivia
Harrison present the Grammy for Album of the
Year to Sara Bareilles, Daft Punk, Kendrick
Lamar, Macklemore, and Ryan Lewis, or Taylor Swift.
Then Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age,
Lindsey Buckingham, and Dave Caroll rock the
Grammy stage. Only CBS.
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see an interactive performance by Aloe Blacc.
Thanks for coming. Ready?
She's up on the latest technology, so which of
you has full LED headlamps that follow the road?
Are they standard? Lincoln.
I want a sporty ride. He wants it smooth. Who
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Here you go. Go home. Have a good night.
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Show me how to fight for now. And I'll tell you
that it was easy.
There's only one place to get more JT.
You know his name. Batman? Awesome!
On February 7th, see him in action.
First try. The Lego movie. To the Batmobile.
Dang it. To the invisible jet. Dang it.
Starts February 7th. Rated PG.
I want skin brighter than a diamond. I will
look younger from this day on.
I want to have buzzworthy skin. I will sing my
own praises.
Aloe, your best beautiful.
So here I stand. I speak for those without
voice can be heard.
Where there is discord, may we bring harmony.
I absolutely will dance again and run the
marathon next year.
Be bold. Be courageous.
Antoinette Tuff worked to convince the gunman
to point down his weapon.
It's gonna be all right, sweetheart. I just
want you to know that I love you, though, okay?
We all go through something in life.
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The number one comedy.
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And the number one news program.
Nobody does it better than America's most
watched network.
Only CBS.
Finch, Reese, Shaw, they can see trouble coming.
Anything you would ever want to know about a
person and more.
I am April, a new person of interest. CBS
Tuesday, February 4th.
Your favorite teams are ready.
Woo, baby!
The most challenging race ever.
The Amazing Race All-Stars premieres CBS
February 23rd.
Don't go anywhere. The 56 Grammy Awards
continue. Only CBS.
Grief and relief. The somber end to the
months-long battle over a brain-dead and
pregnant woman.
Here comes our cold front with some strong
winds. How cold it gets after the Grammys.
Winston's not just getting exercise.
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original chicken sandwich.
Ladies and gentlemen, the president and CEO of
The Recording Academy, Neil Fortnau.
Clifford Ormsby, Joe Monk, and Stanley Solo,
who I mentioned last year,
probably not names you've ever heard of, but
they were some of the music teachers in my life
who gave me encouragement, knowledge, and inspiration.
And those of you who were watching last year
may remember that I asked a few friends to join me
to announce a special new award to be given
this year.
So please welcome back the honorary chairman of
the Grammy Foundation
and an extraordinarily talented artist who you
saw perform earlier tonight,
Ryan Seacrest and John Legend.
Last year, The Recording Academy and the Grammy
Foundation announced the first-ever Music
Educator Award,
a brand-new honor to recognize outstanding
classroom music teachers from kindergarten
through college.
And here's what happened. Over 32,000
nominations, 10 finalists, and one winner.
So yesterday, as part of the Academy's
prestigious Special Merit Awards ceremony,
we announced the recipient of the first-ever
Music Educator Award.
And he's here with us tonight. Ladies and gentlemen,
please give a well-deserved round of applause
to Kent Knappenberger.
Congratulations, Kent.
Seeing and hearing from his many music students
shows why such an extraordinary and inspiring teacher
deserved our first award this year.
He teaches general music for Westfield Academy
and Central Schools 6th through 12th grades in
rural New York.
In addition, Kent oversees a 6th grade choir, a
7th and 8th grade boys chorus, a high school
mixed chorus,
a select chamber chorus, a men's choir, a
women's choir, four hand bell ensembles,
four steel pan ensembles, and a Celtic American
string band.
You know, it's so impressive.
And we're so pleased with the spotlight this
award places on the thousands of great music educators
working to provide the inspiration, the
passion, and the skills our young musicians need
that we're going to do it all over again.
So to nominate your favorite music teacher for
next year's award,
go to GrammyMusicTeacher.com and tell us all
about it.
So let's continue to say thank you for
everything these teachers do for our young musicians
and for all of us who truly love the music.
And now, let's also say thank you and farewell
to some wonderful and talented individuals we
lost this past year.
To begin our annual In Memoriam segment and to
pay tribute to Grammy winning piano legend, Van Cliburn,
our Grammy ambassador to China and my good
friend, Lang Lang.