pastor and where i serve >>> the next issue, beyonce knowles, her new video have some people praising her and others are questioning her motives. >> reporter: her performance has controversy. >> she dressed up in the tribute to the panthers. >> i thought it was outrageous that she used it as a platform to attack police officers. the >> the super bowl is a family event. >> this shows a divide. >> artists are known to use their platform >> this was the super bowl >>> i don't know about you, but i was caught off guard. i missed all of these subtle tones that i read in the paper. >> this was, obviously, very political statement, the song, the performance. now that we're reading into it, is she doing this to sell here. >> first of all, who cares. >> of course she is selling records. that's her job. i don't have a problem with her selling records. the interesting thing is that we have arrived at a cultural moment where sympathy, one of the most successful-- she, one of the most successful artists, the way to talk the records is talking about the way to reclaim our culture, to tap into the b

expected to gather for a parade. >>> and beyonce not the only one benefiting from her new music video, so it red lobster it seems. it has boosted sales by more than a third since saturday. it already has more than 13 million views, including the former mayor of new york, who says he finds the song to be offensive. thanks for joining us. i'm del walters in new york. the news continues love from london next. ♪ >>> syrians in aleppo pounded by russian air strikes, but now russia says it has a plan to end the fighting. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm felicity barr and you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up. two passenger trains collide head on in southern germany. nine people are confirmed dead more than a hundred are injured. >>> demands in court for the south african president to repay public money spent on renovating his home. plus -- >> i'm

rattled taiwan crews hold out hope in the search for survivors. >> and beyonce

inside a tornado lab at university. i got to feel like beyonce, swirled around in [ ♪ music ] >>> hey, guys, welcome back to techknow, i'm phil torres, joined by dr shini somara, and lindsay moran. one of my favourite things about science is we are able to capture mother nature in a lab, take the phenomenon and see them at a university. >> yes, there's nothing more amazing than being able to recreate weather, that's what they were able to do at texas tech university. i got experience a tornado, let's take a look. my first shoot for "techknow" was all about tornado technology, which was incredible. that's my area of expertise. it was so exciting flying to oklahoma and texas, where we got to see the facilities being used to research tornados. the passage of this is to learn about the innovation incorporated into building regulations to keep people safe during a tornado. at texas tech they establish the wind institute. and it's there that they have one of the largest tornado simulation laboratories. >> this is vor tech. >> it's great meeting the professor, who talked me through the desig

people watched performances by cold play, beyonce and bruno mars. the panthers down by six had their last turnover in the fourth quarter. >> we dropped balls, we turned the ball over, threw errant passes. that's it, they scored more points than we did. >> the broncos won 24-10. >> we have the greatest talent, man, from rushers to inside guys to linebackers, to safety, the corners, there's nobody better than us. >> it's a second superbowl ring for 39-year-old quarterback peyton manning, but he wouldn't say if this was his last game. >> i think i'll make a good decision and i think i'll be at peace with it, whichever way it goes. i'm looking forward to too night being with my family and my friends and some teammates in celebrating this special victory acknowledge special win. >> manning winning the showdown with the league's most valuable player as the broncos celebrate their first superbowl victory in 17 years. al jazeera. >>> for more news, check out aljazeera.com, aljazeera.com is the address. >>> less than 24 hours before voting begins in new hampshire. a surprise new candidate in

, so what then happens is a lens is focused and tightened on this group and beyonce is a member of that generation, and so i don't necessarily know if the leaders of black lives matter see her as a spokesperson, as king might have saw harry belafonte, but i think they certainly are overjoyed and embracing this display, right, especially during the superbowl and day before when she came up with the release of the formation video of the championing of black beauty, and south everyone black culture, and clear black culture and these are principles in the linking forces that black lives matter has talked. >> you're on a college campus, explain to me when you ask the question where do you get your information from. >> twitter. >> twitter. >> it's twitter. >> so new news from any organizations that would be considered to be the mainstream media. >> not really. this isn't to say that they aren't tapped into some of those news sources, but i think that the news sources aren't tapped into social media and largely for those who are young, young folk interested in the kind of platform of blac

search for survivors. >> and beyonce delivers a politically charged performance at the super bowl. >> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm lori jane. the candidates are out stumping for votes this morning in new hampshire. they're trying to lure undecided voters. tomorrow is the first primary of the presidential race and the latest polls just released this morning showed the front runners with big leads. a new new hampshire poll had donald trump 20 points ahead. there is a tie between ted cruz and marco rubio. john kasich and jeb bush are tied for third. marco rubio is still defending his debate performance after a con tin shoes exchange with governor chris christie. >> barack obama knows exactly what he's doing. >> i'm going to say this every chance that i get. barack obama is trying to change america. >> donald trump and jeb bush continue to take shots at one another. this morning trump said every time jeb attacks him he, quote, melts like butter. trump criticized the former governor for having his mother campaign for him. >> poor poor jeb bush who brings out

, crews hold out hope in search of survivors. >> and bijo beyonce delivers a politically charged performance at the super bowl. >> this is al jazeera live from new york city. presidential candidates are out stumping for votes in new hampshire. they're trying to lure undecided voters. tomorrow is the first primary of the presidential race, and the latest polls just released show the front ruiners with big leads. transmission is more than 20 points ahead. senator marco rubio is still trying to defend his saturday's debate performance after a deten shoes exchange with governor chris christie. >> let's dispel this myth that barack obama knows what he's doing. he knows exactly what's doing. >> barack obama is trying to change america. >> donald trump and jeb bush continue to take shots at one another. every time jeb attacks him he, quote, melts like butter. trump criticized the former governor for having his mother campaign with him this weekend. >> poor, poor, poor jeb bush who brings out his mother because he needed help? no, he needed help. mommy, please come, walk in the snow, mom

coming concert but one of the world's biggest music stars. beyonce's performance at the super bowl had an anti-police message. >>> venezuelans are trying to feel the effects of the petrol price rice in 20 years after the government set the higher prices on friday, gasoline still costs less than $1 a liter. they say what the economy needs is wider reform. we have more from the capital of caracas. >> on wednesday the government announced that fuel would increase 1,000% per liter and 6,000% per premium. those numbers may be daunting, but in reality it's still cheap to fuel up. a tank of fuel only costing him $2.50. and yet, from the perspective of a bus driver who has seen his costs rise and without his salary doing the same the government price hike didn't go far enough. >> it's still too cheap. it's a give away. they should have increased it more. >> despite the hike its still the cheapest petrol in the world. and yet this pre-supposes that everything else will cost more. one of the first to feel the impact of the new price of petrol were bus drivers. but this increase will soon have an

. >> there were times when music transcends one generation to the next. >> reminded me of beyonce's superbowl performance, it was black power 2.0. >> i like that, 2.0. >>> an artist has been painting tanks. she worked for months to get permission from afghan army officials to paint the tanks. she said her work is neither political nor anti-war. >> i wanted to make some questions in peopled mind about what is going on around them. i wanted very bright colors. >> she'd like to stay in afghanistan to paint more tanks and murals. >> a short trailer was released for the next star wars. that is luke skywalker. laura dern and benicio del toro will join the cast. that's it for us here in new york. >>> your world this morning is back tomorrow beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. have a great day. >>> as the situation worsens in syria, try try to get aid to besieged areas. >>> hello, this is the world news from al jazeera. after violent clashes, uganda's opposition warns the upcoming elections will not be free. >>> i'm at a center for unaccompanied refugee children where a series of attacks countrywide have

160 million people were entertained by cold play, beyonce, and bruno mars. but mistakes kept coming for the panthers. down by six they had their fourth turnover in the fourth quarter. >> special we did, we dropped balls, turned the ball over, gave us sacks, through errant passes and that's it. there's the points. >> the broncos won another super bowl 24-10. >> top to bottom. we have the greatest talent man, from rushers to inside guys, safeties, corners, there's nobody better than us. >> it's a second super bowl ring for 39-year-old quarterback, peyton manning. he wouldn't say if it was his last game. >> i think i'll be at peace will whichever way it goes. i'm looking forward to tonight, being with my family and my friends and some teammates and celebrating this special victory and this special win. >> manning, winning the showdown with the league's most valuable player cam newton. richard parr al jazeera. >> security was tight as thousands gatherat levi stadium in santa clara. daniel lak was at the super bowl ceremony. >> there you have it, super bowl 50 over, with the denver bronc

concert. saying khaled bahah's -- beyonce's performance had an ant police message, seeing doctors in black panther dress. one of america's longest serving prisoners has been released after 43 years in solitary confinement. he was kept in isolation because of his ties to the black panthers. here is jonathan martin. [ cheering ] >> reporter: on his 69th board, albert woodstock walked out of the louisiana penitentiary a free man after four decades. he had been convicted twice of murdering a prison guard. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. both overturned on appeal. last summer a judge ordered his release. an appeals court decided he had to stay behind bars while the state challenged the release. his release on friday came after he was subjected to a third trial. he pleaded no context. >> a statement said although i was looking forward to proving my innocence at a new trial: woodstock was one of the so-called angola three, and he with two others spent a long stretch in solidary in angola, their only prison. many believed they were political prisoners, held for an involvem

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. >>> possible solution he for falling billions of dollars short. >> and beyonce backlash, how her super bowl performance of this song is leading to a boycott. >> the ntsb is investigating this helicopter crash that left a teenage boy in critical condition. sean winrich taking videos and swipped with wheswitched when tr moved, the status of the two not known this morning. >>> a new warning over the safety of america's bridges. many have structural problems and are in need of repairs. >> those repairs not coming fast enough. john henry smith joins us. one of the most famous bridges are on that list. >> the famous brooklyn bridge in new york city, built in 1883, that speaks to the problem. age of the 250 most heavily traveled bridges, 85% were built before 1970. not all those bridges are in trouble but a great many of them are. >> iconic brooklyn bridge and other famous spans like missouri's popular bridgmissoure of more than 59,000 american bridges that an industry group says are structurally deficient. the american road and transportation builders association analyzed government data and foun

down at halftime. >> that's when they would see beyonce and bruno mars. >> we dropped the ball, turned the ball over, gave up sacks. >> the broncos won the super bowl xxiv-10. >> from top to bottom we have the greatest talent. to linebackers and to safeties the corner. there is nobody better than us. >> the second super bowl ring for 39-year-old quarterback peyton manning, but he couldn't say if this is his last game. >> i think i'll make a good decision, and i'll be at peace with it which ever way it goes. like i say, i'm looking forward to tonight being with my family and my friends and teammates and celebrating this certainly victory and this special win. >> manning's winning and the broncos celebrating the super bowl win. >> thousands of fans gathered to watch america's biggest sporting event. >> you have the win over the denver broncos successful beating of the carolina panthers. a surprise result, carolina was favored to win. but in the end of the defendanters dominated carolina panthers cam newton. there were plenty of festivities all around this area. the game was here. but san

. beyonce steals the spotlight at superbowl 50. >>> a royal caribbean cruise ship is expect to dock in central florida after hitting a severe storm. this is the kind of thing that happened, passengers on the anthem of the seas report overturned furniture and collapsed ceilings on the giant ship when it was buffeted by winds topping 75 miles an hour. 5,000 passengers and crew onboard, royal caribbean said there were no serious injuries. >>> chipotle is closing to talk about food safety today. the stores will be shut over the launch hours. the company's profits tanked off the an e-coli outbreak left hundreds sick. the justice department is now investigating that outbreak. >>> peyton manning says he's taking time to reflect after the win over the panthers in the superbowl. at age 39, he is the oldest quarterback to win the big game. his mother wants him to retire. this off-season, he'll still have to deal with the league investigation whether he used h.g.h. >>> there is a lot of talk about beyonce's half time performance. it came with a political message. we have this report. >> the half

the fancy digs beyonce called home during the superbowl. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voice mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. make your business phone mobile with voice mobility. comcast business. built for business. he can. >>> more trouble today for michigan governor rick snyder. >> there is a petition asking him to be removed from office. he is wanted out over the water crisis in flint. >> michigan's governor face as recall, but not over the flint water crisis. >> it's time for governor snyder to man up and resign or take massive action to rectify this man-made disaster. >> the state board of canvassers heard angry citizens monday. >> my husband and i, george, came to support the people of flint in all the disaster that they've had to endure for this past year. >> most of the 10 petitions

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sharing the stage with beyonce. the band drawing laugh when they talk about american football. >> i think we're firmly split down the middle between those who know absolutely nothing and those who know almost absolutely nothing about football. as long as lebron has a good game >>> he doesn't seem to know the difference between the nba and the n.f.l. >>> yeah. i think they will know after sunday >>> football to them i guess means soccer. ahead in our next hour fixing the gas leak that has sickened thousands in southern california. capping the well may not solve the long-term justice >>> justice in a lawless land. we talk to the only foreigner to litigate in afghanistan about the dangers of working there. we will see you back here in two minutes. minutes. >> from rural midwest to war-torn mideast. she went for the money and found >>> >> i really don't think these kinds of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. enough is enough >>> anger on the campaign trail. hillary clinton and bernie sanders deliver the most pointed attacks of the presidential race at each other >>> unlawfully he

, beyonce takes to the field and makes a statement. >> images matter. >> innovative filmmaker, spike lee - on his controversial new movie. >> the southwest side of chicago is a war zone. >> taking on the critics. >> and another thing... a lot of the people have not seen the film. >> and spurring change through his art. >> we want this film to save lives. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. >>> you'll have -- you'll have -- let me talk, quiet. [ booing ] >>> donald trump drawing boos at saturday's republican debate after that exchange with jeb bush. one of many highlights i would say today, all the candidates will crisscross in new hampshire trying to persuade voters to vote for them. on the democratic side, bernie sanders leads hillary clinton by 10 points in the latest poll. i want to go to robert shlessinger right now. thanks for being with us. bill clinton came out swinging against sanders and supporters over the weekend. >> we are, all of us who stick up for hillary, having vicious sexist attacks. >>> what do you make of bill clinton's comments? >> i think th

rolling stones, beyonce. she takes that to leverage the launch of a world tour, as well as releasing a new song for the super bowl. we are seeing artists finding thisto get value out of really unique opportunity to get in front of a huge audience. all right, paul, thank you so much as always. as we had to break, here's a look at where oil prices are trading right now. crude oil down, more after the break. . . david: from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm david gora. matt miller has more from our news desk. matt: david, thanks. president obama is about to ask money to fight the zika virus. u.s. health officials detailed efforts against to the virus during a briefing of the white house today. towe are working 24/7 understand this virus, to detect it where it is occurring, and prevent its spread. this will not be easy. officials say there will not be an explosive outbreaks of virus in the u.s., but they are preparing for the worst. nearly a quarter of south sudan's population is in need of food aid. that is according to the u.n. that says at least 40,000 people are on the brink of catastr

bruno mars and beyonce -- there are seven people on 7th avenue listening to coldplay this morning. we will discuss the super bowl halftime report today. -- is back after trying to convince peyton manning to not recover. football doesn't translate but beyonce does. the markets are ugly and they have been ugly for at least six trading days. piccoli.to wolfango he is from a j.p. morgan asset management. there has been a big political bement when it comes to tensions that we have with the refugee crisis and the whole and angelaxit merkel. every going to find a solution? if you look at the fears, it is because there is a lack of optimism. so this to be the perfect time for europe to come together on something. difficult to see that happening anytime soon, especially on the situations like the migrants where it is going to get worse. well.nks and greece as i'm afraid there is not much optimism here. francine: we are worried about greece, right? they took a beating yesterday. are we going to talk about the eurozone raking up? we see this in the portuguese budget. if that also happens in

. including the color of beyoncÉ's halftime shoes. alix: i would bet on that. scarlet: why isn't anyone betting on chris martin? alix: not as fun as beyoncÉ shoes. scarlet: peyton manning announcing his retirement after the game. 6-1 no. alix: and the color of liquid poured on the winning coach. scarlet: paper gatorade over someone. maybe it is not always gatorade. maybe it is a generic brand. orange, 5-4. blue, 3-1. alix: clear is boring. colored it has to be a one. alix: what are you betting on? scarlet: i have to go with peyton manning. alix: we will be right back. ♪ -- for: time now from what did you miss? matt has been combing through the numbers. he found three bright spots for us. the jobs report was positive more than negative. >> i would say so. we got the benchmark revisions. those were good. that was good to see. alix: average weekly overtime hours. walk us through that. >> this is something some people might have missed. this tracks how many overtime hours u.s. manufacturing workers are working on average. this goes up when there is manufacturing activity and down when th

% year over your on sunday, thanks to a lyric in beyoncÉ's track mentioning the seafood chain, red lobster was so excited they biscuitscheddar bay has a nice ring to it. the brand was mentioned 42,000 times on twitter in a single hour and traded for the first time in history. did peyton manning did paid by budweiser, red lobster did not have to pay for 30 seconds. >> red lobster is what came to mind when i saw the halftime show. back,nie: when we come somebody else we do not watch dance but watch beat and listen to her words, janet yellen testifying on the hill this morning. ♪ vonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." deutsche bank may counter the selloff by buying back some of its own bonds, according to a promotion familiar -- person from a year, there was a concerned they would struggle to make payments on its riskiest debt. the bank may decide a buyback would be unattractive as shares are up the most in almost seven years. , it hasf the times joined other oil and gas who has cut dividends and flashing payouts 81%, that will save the covenant $450 million per year. burberry te

that started with coldplay. ♪ >> reporter: and ended red hot with bruno mars and beyonce joining the show. ♪ >> reporter: in the second half, the teams traded field goals and late in the fourth quarter with the panthers down by six, they turned the ball over again. their fourth of the game. the broncos then pushed the ball across goal line securing the franchise's third super bowl win and a second super bowl ring. for quarterback peyton manning. and as the celebration continued on the field, it became very clear that a driving force for these players in the super bowl win was to make sure their leader, the sheriff had one final championship left. >> it's just a blessing from god for him to go out his 18th year in the league and win the super bowl. we definitely want to send him out the right way. >> reporter: manning said he'll take a little time to enjoy this win and talk with his family before deciding his future. jay gray, nbc news, santa clara. >> did you watch any of it? >> i didn't, it was too late. i've seen a few clips. i haven't seen the halftime show, though. >> i might w

beyonce. queen bey helping boost sales for the seafood chain in a very good way. we'll tell you about it when we come back. as we take a break, a look back at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." now time for the executive edge stories. sorry, i should be looking at you over here. stories that may give you a leg up. we have our legs in the shot. can i talk over here? i'd like to. it's a little nicer. >> you got a problem with that camera? >> just easier to look straight at this one. we can do it over here if you want. >> i'm teasing. >> we should tell you verizon is exploring a possible bid for yahoo!'s assets, and verizon has given the coo of its aol unit, tim armstrong, somebody we know well here, a leading role in that research. it's according to a bloomberg report that says verizon has not hired bankers to conduct an offer yet, and there have been no toformal talks. tim armstrong, when running aol independently, had taken to marissa mayer several times. >> wasn't it that sun valley thing where they closed down the bar. >> i do remember reading tha

ridiculously extravagant ways possible. we're talking billionaires who prove you can buy love... >> beyoncé gave jay-z a $2-million bugatti. >> ...stock their cellars with the priciest in primo vino... >> hey, i got a terrible idea. why don't i bring my half-million-dollar bottle of wine to a party? >> ...and elite pro athletes who have the means to make it rain on demand. >> nba star deshawn stevenson installed an atm in his own

with them. >> who? >> beyonce. >> oh, yeah, we heard that. >> you heard that. >> all right. coming up, comments by new york fed president bill dudley sparking dollar weakness over the last few sessions. we'll talk the impact on oil prices after the break. vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management team. . >>> welcome back. the dollar continuing its slump. the greenback falling as officials dim expectations of more rate hikes. the managing director of fx strategy. also a cnbc contributor. boris, we talked about the weaker dollar. all of a sudden it looks like the fed may path hold on things. the dollar plummets as a result. when you get numbers like we're waiting for today if we get a strong number that could put pressure -- >> put the fed back in play

, coldplay kicking off the halftime performance. followed by beyonce and bruno mars. fans said it was a shoddy audio that made it hard for viewers at home to decipher the words. and honda's ad kevin hart driving away with first place honors in the ad meter. the real winner, maybe budweiser to the two most game shoutouts. >> we can all take time to reflect. i've got a couple of priorities first. i want to kiss my wife and my kids. i want to hug my family. i'm going to drink a lot of budweiser tonight, tracy, i promise you that. >> according to that analytics, that postgame endorsement is worth to $3 million in total brand value. i think the heinz wiener dog stampede. >> that was a crowd favorite. i liked the doritos ultrasound. what i liked in particular, not only was it fun and it worked for a variety of audiences. it meant that pepsi didn't create it with an ad agency. it was a contest. some random winner created that ad. >> and apparently it got 100,000 social posts. >> what i adore is the picture of manning's picture in the crowd looking very glum to the thought of his brother catchi

steering defect caused the accident. >>> red lobster says it is feeling the beyonce bounce. the seafood chain says sales surged 33% on sunday from a year ago after the release of "formation" in which beyonce says she took a man to red lobster after sex. red lobster is also trending on twitter for the first time. who knew? that's your news update this hour. >> think of the impact if she had taken the man before sex? >> well, there's that. >> there may not have been sex. >> oh. i'm just saying all you can -- the all you can eat -- i mean, if you eat two bowls of pasta and 700 shrimp, you might not be in the mood. >> you would fall asleep. i would. >> oh, my. stocks taking a leg down again. all the major averages are now down between 9 and 15% so far this year. long term investmentors however are saying these are the moments to find value. let's get some idea of what if any stocks are for value right now. ben pasz and mark travis join us now. guys, good you have to here. mark, you consider yourself a value investor, right? are you seeing this as the moment to pick and choose for value stoc

winner was beyonce. >> to me. >> she won? >> she won the super bowl in my opinion. and bruno mars. not only was that one of the best halftime shows i've ever seen. that's most of what i've seen out there on social media. she drops an album. the new album "formation ""the day before. and then i'm getting e-mails that night, during the game, announcing her tour. >> and then the ad right after the halftime. >> and the ad. she did a phenomenal job. mars as well. i'm a big coldplay fan. chris martin did a great job, too. but i thought it was tough for him and coldplay to be in that spot with two of the greatest performers of the generation that they're in. bruno mars and beyonce. >> it's funny, you could hardly hear him in the beginning. there was something weird with the mike. >> yeah, there were some people saying the audio was weird. >> the whole halftime show was the history part. >> that was phenomenal. >> that was terrific. >> i was digging that. >> i don't know with beyonce and bruno mars, that little duel. that was well produced. to my knowledge, that was well proud. and the retrosp

to say about that. we'll check in with you in a little bit. whether it's beyonce singing about red lobster, expensive super bowl ads or donald trump calling for a company, foursquare can announce if they're actually impacting retail. how does it work? >> so we can't play the beyonce red lobster mention because it's not safe for even cable but does something like that actually help red lobster or retail? >> it tremendously helps. red lobster should be thanking beyonce because we've seen significant traffic increases since the super bowl. the week after the super bowl we saw a 12% increase in foot traffic to red lobster. so she works. >> how does foot traffic translate into sales or is it just the traffic that you're gauging? >> we look at foot traffic but places like red lobster you're not window shopping. you're going in there and eating food and that's going to translate into real dollars for them. >> what's the data that you're gleaning this from? >> foursquares has the largest location intelligence company and largest foot traffic panel. so we see foot traffic trends and panels

of turning points, everybody is talking about beyonce and kendrick lamar. but what do their mic-drop moments at the super bowl and grammys really mean? lots going on. let's get right to the race to the white house. here with us, gloria borger, and mark preston. it's great to have all of you on this evening. president obama weighed in on the gop race today. let's listen. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. and i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting a talk show or reality show. it's not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard. and a lot of people count on us getting it right. >> gloria, not surprising he would say it shouldn't happen, but he's saying it's not going to happen. >> right. he didn't say, don, that donald trump wouldn't get the nomination from the republican party. he just said like a good democratic partisan that he did not think donald trump would be president. look, the president doesn't like donald trump. i mean, you remember way back, w

. and it seemed like they were the opening act for beyonce because she got the loudest cheers when she took the stage. social media was talking more about beyonce than cold play. i see how people were having mixed reactions. it was an odd combination. i like katy perry's performance last year. she had the acrobatics. she has dancing sharks. she flew away on a star. >> you like drama. >> reporter: there you go. that was my personal preference. >> i never mentioned this. but beyonce almost stumbled. >> she did almost fall. >> we'll chat with you next hour. >>> still to come this hour on "newsroom," donald trump is leading the republican polls in new hampshire. and with one day left until the primary there, we'll tell you how undecided voters could make or break him. >>> plus, new fighting is driving tens of thousands of syrians out of aleppo. we'll take you to the turkish/syrian border, where many are stranded, just trying to make it to safety. we're back in a moment. sfx: rocket sfx: rocket blasting off sfx: (countdown) 3, 2, 1 rocket the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over

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make of this whole question of politics and music? some people having a really hard time with beyonce's "formation." you're from run-d.m.c. you know about messages. >> a record my father wrote for run-dmc on the "raising hell" album called "proud to be black." i didn't get any flak for it. everybody loved it. you can be proud of your heritage. you can make your music. you're supposed to be able to be creative. >> many people looking at how the recording academy deals with the issue of diversity and inclusiveness. what's your view on how music does with this issue? >> well, there wouldn't be any music business if it wasn't diverse. so i think this is a really good representation of what people listen to on all kinds of radio. so it's very well represented. >> what's your view on using the grammys to take a stand? >> i think that every artist who has a voice or anybody who has celebrity, celebrity is only as good as it can give other people happiness or give other people opportunity. every artist who uses their voice to speak to make humanity better is to me a hero and those who don't, go

roe v. wade passed and whose name gloria steinem was akin to beyonce now. writer for "the cut" which focuses on women issues. welcome. i wanted it -- better to come from you than me, if you don't mind, just reading a piece of the article. >> i recognize something in hillary's eyes. there's something in her face sometimes, just a glimpse or whisper of a reaction. she's trained herself. she knows every blink will be scrutinized. in the reading, i carry the endless discussions of her appearance, her inability to laugh or remember a joke. speaking too loudly. even a bathroom trip during the debate that made headlines. watching the debate after my 2-year-old daughter went to sleep, i felt like i wanted to throw up too. i felt like for the first time -- i felt for the first time an incredible overwhelming empathy for this woman standing on stage, a career politician, one of the most powerful women in the world. i wanted to fold her into my arms and say i know. >> what do you know? >> you know, i know that she's probably worked harder than every, you know, white man that she's running again

michael jackson or beyonce, we love lionel richie, but it kind of stopped there. it was great. there were great performances, but, i would say, it's, a few other great performances in between there. carrie underwood did a great duet. that was about it for me. >> you picked record of the year, right? >> "uptown funk." obviously, you saw that as very deserving. >> first of all, "uptown funk", we saw it in viral videos, at the super bowl. everybody was streaming this on a regular basis. this was something that everyone just gravitated to. it was a happy song, an upletting song. nobody, there was nothing about this song that anybody could look down on. and everybody just, it was such a fun song. you cannot just distance yourself from it. so "uptown funk", hands down, best song of the year. >> taylor swift took home album of the year. >> she did. >> and, as she pointed out herself, she's first woman to win that twice. and she was making the point to everyone, too, don't let anyone put you down. >> why not? i think the year of anybody telling you what you can't do. i mine, we've got, possi

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know how divitt is. i'm very grateful. >> beyonce took to the stage in all black. this was reminiscent of the black panthers which started in the '60s just across the bay. she performed her new song, got into a dance-off with bruno mars. she stole the show from headliner cole play. i got goosebumps twice. one was the national anthem. the other was that performance. >> coy wire and his first super bowl i can see the excitement. i can hear it in your voice. i can hear the smile in your voice. we're so glad you got to enjoy that very special occasion with your big brothe chris too. >> yeah. >> let me tell you something, that coy wire not just a pretty face connected to a steel pillar holding his body. he nailed the analysis of this game in our special on saturday with dan marino. he said this is going to be all about the defense. i said shut up, pretty boy. it ended up being exactly like that last night. >> he knows the game. >> yeah. spot on about beyonce too. >> he said he got choked up? >> chills. >> marco rubio still reeling after being knocked off his game. he is fighting back. can h

generate? especially coming after the beyonce performance at the super bowl and the song "formation" as well. of course lots of conversation about is it right to use music so blatantly to push a political message. >> yeah, i mean i think perhaps some people will be ruffled and there could be some controversy. but anyone who listens to kendrick lamar's music or puts on that record, which is just dense and packed and really, really -- it's a superb record. i think that those people would already know what it is, and i think that the world kind of knows what kendrick lamar's about. >> very quickly let's listen to adele, who had a shocker. ♪ give me a memory that i can use ♪ >> stop. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> well, adele had some technical difficulties we later learned. it was funny because we were sitting there and i was thinking there was something off about it. still -- the instrument, as they say, is so wonderful. but she was a little off. apparently there were some technical difficulties, there were some problems with the telecast, which i was in the theater but i read abou

look at and say -- like a michael jackson or beyonce. we love lionel richie but it stopped there. there were great performances but david bowie, stopped at maybe taylor swift and then a few other great performances in between there. carrie underwood did a great duet. that was about it for me. >> but you picked reported of the year. >> i did. >> "untown funk." you saw that as very deserving. >> "uptown funk," we saw it in viral videos, at the super bowl. we saw it -- everybody was streaming this on a regular basis. this was something that everyone just gravitated to. it was a happy song. it was an uplifting song. nobody -- there was nothing about this song that anybody looked down on. and it was something everybody just -- it was such a fun song. you cannot distance yourself from it. so "uptown funk," hands down, best song of the year. glad it won. that's all i can say. >> taylor swift took home album of the year. >> she did. >> as she pointed out herself, she's the first woman to win that twice. >> she did. >> and she was making the point to everyone, too, don't ever let anyone p