tonight's kevin frazier was right in the middle of it all. and he's joining us now with the highlights. kevin. >> welcome to the grammys. red carpet ride a chance to talk to all the biggest stars will talk about that in a minute. but first, how about those showstopping moments? >> bruno mars and anderson pack silk sonic opened the show with a bang, then cleaned up, winning every single one of their nominations for 4 total we are really trying our hardest to remain humble play in the industry. >> we call that a clean sweep. >> use olivia rodrigo had a night to remember winning 3 awards, including best new artist and best pop vocal album, though she didn't score album of the year that went to we are. >> you seem stunned. john was the night's big winner earning 5 grams? i'm so grateful. you know, it was a labor of love, too. >> to get into music and now have this career and i'm sharing it with the world. >> billy, i was brought down the house but went home empty-handed as did justin jury. of ptolemy lady gaga won best traditional pop vocal album

i'm kevin frazier. >> the delorean is making a comeback. remember that car? the iconic back to the future cars getting a 21st century update and it will be showcased for the first time in northern california this fall today, the delorean motor company released this first image of its much teased full electric delorean tv. the full reveal is expected on gust 18th at pebble beach. >> the company says that there will be a number of events dedicated to the next generation of the iconic a goal weighing cars, part of this year's monterey car week. you know, it's funny test tesla has a goal wing vehicle as well. but doesn't look like laureate kron 4 news at 6. we'll see it o'clock. have a good night. have an icy. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like i

frazier laying there on the ground dead. his bloodied body has been blurredd. the alleged gunman goesgh through his belongings before casually walking away from the scene. remarkably, the witness who was sitting at the corner gets up's and walks by frazier's lifeless body just shaking his head in apparent disbelief. then two other men approached the victim and also appear to search him. look, take a closer look.ed we zoomed in on the video as they then walk away with what appears to be the deceased victim's wallet. something really wrong with everyone in that video except the dead man.. there's something really wrongng he puttingest of us for up with this and not figuringt out why exactly it's happening. it's a little more complicated than racism and mass incarceration. something really dark is going on . butt we can say that these sorth of things happen a lot l more than they otherwise would when you decide that law should be applied on the basis of skin color, when you decide that aa lot of people die, they bleed in gutters and city streets as the rest of the

. >> reporter: at the frazier center, everyone's learning, not just the kids. seven new teachers, all afghan war refugees. >> it's a win-win on both ends. >> reporter: susie riddick, director of child development. >> this opens up a new door for us. >> thank you -- >> reporter: it's a four-month pilot program. ♪ the afghans, paid interns, become certified as childcare instructors and will qualify for full-time jobs. as they teach, they're also taught -- english classes three days a week. >> sometimes i speak my language with the kids. some kids say you are french? i'm not -- i'm from afghanistan. >> reporter: fahima is a 33-year-old refugee from kabul. >> children's no different. every children same. >> reporter: you have your little badges there. which one do you use the most? >> listen to me. listen, ears. >> reporter: a universal maternal language. >> in the beginning we weren't sure what to expect. at the end of it, we are hoping to be able to hire them all as part of our team. >> reporter: a life-changing moment for the entire school. mark strassmann, cb

some of the all—time greats have headlined at madison square garden, the likes of muhammad ali, joe frazier, sugar ray robinson, but in the next few hours amanda serrano and katie taylor will join the illustrious list of those who have headlined here, the first woman to do so at this iconic venue and to sell it out. 25,000 people in to watch two of the best pound for pound fighters go head—to—head in a hugely exciting bout. also significant and lucrative, they will make over $1 million each from tonight because my cash in, and i hope that this fight will inspire the next generation of fighters and to further break down barriers in the sport. all the ingredients there for this to be a great night. for more than 100 years, scout groups have offered young people across the world the chance to embrace their adventurous side and learn skills for life. and membership is currently booming here in the uk and across the world. helen mulroy has been spending the day with some scouts in england. we are round the campfire in bedfordshire today and this is because scouting numbers are up, they have

some of the all—time greats have headlined at madison square garden, the likes of muhammad ali, joe frazier, sugar ray robinson, but in the next few hours amanda serrano and katie taylor willjoin the illustrious list of those who have headlined here, but be the first women to do so at this iconic venue and to sell it out. 25,000 people in to watch two of the best pound for pound fighters go head—to—head in a hugely exciting bout. also significant but lucrative, they will make over $1 million each from tonight they hope that this fight will inspire the next generation of fighters and to further break down barriers in the sport. all the ingredients there for this to be a great night. the italian football coach, carlo ancelotti, has become the first man to lead teams to victory in the five top european leagues. his latest triumph, with real madrid in spain, comes after previous wins in italy, england, germany and france. a a—0 victory over espanyol took them 17 points clear of second—placed sevilla with four games to play. for more than 100 years, scout groups have offered young people

ashley frazier works at the hospital and knows the personal is in the car and she says she saw the car go up in flames and try to help but it was too hot and too dangerous. before she knew it a stranger ran into save the man's life. >> definitely a blessing in disguise, whoever did it, they don't really need the glory, they know in their hearts they save his life, i hope. >> the victim taken in the hospital for treatment, turlock police looking for the person who saved him. >>> a live look outside, much needed rain across the bay area, first alert meteorologist david peck joins us for how long the rain will stick around. >> till about noon, the second half of the day blue sky like this never happened but we happen to see the best rain of the day right now, technically the last three hours. first alert doppler looks great, we should take a moment to absorb the view. widespread rain for the bay area. steady snow in the sierra. two more coming next week, tuesday and wednesday, tuesday maybe not so much. next wednesday and thursday could be good but first, how does saturday go? coming in f

you collaborated with the "dune's" director of photographer, greg frazier, on this special book called "the art and soul of dune." he took extraordinary, candid photography-- i'm not going to flip through the whole thing-- but photography of the making of it. you wrote the text. >> yeah. >> stephen: and i-- >> i wrote the text. no, i didn't. but all these were taken on film. all these were taken with cameras that he had found, like, all over hungary, like in flea markets and stuff like that. i mean, really beautiful stuff. but, yeah, here-- just read a few words -- >> stephen: why don't you read it. i like this, would you read this. read this, what i had the page opened to. see where the page is marked? that's a hint that i want you to read that. read, that you son of a bitch, read that right there. ( applause ) but... >> you have this all planned out, and it's so... so stuffy. a lacerating light lands on ( bleep ). sorry. ( laughter ) this is so putting me on the spot. a lacerating light lands on morning, shards of orange and black seem to be the colors that rain around you, now us. i

[bleep] >> down goes frazier i hear that she might've been inebriated. [laughs] >> they were on and off, but not quite enough. >> we needed them to be on just a little more and i hate to be judge e. >> we are not judging. >> i think you can bring an egg to walmart but you shouldn't brand anything. >> there is a different between bringing and banish. [laughs] >> that is a five. >> anything can be a vibe. >> we hope she is okay do we know she's okay? >> looking at her eye don't think she is okay. [laughs] >> i'm not sure they're okay but i'm more okay out say that. >> well said, moving on very controversial topic. how long should you stay on your parents cell phone plan? it turns out many working adults sometimes in their 30s are still mooching off their parents plan, i hate to ask. >> i'm on my dad's plan, but my dad does not pay for my phone. i don't think that is that weird. >> how does that work? [laughs] [laughs] >> i have a job that's why i'm here. >> it so hard to switch. so every time he's upgrade he's got a call as ex-boyfriend so i feel like if y

garden think about some of the all—time great who would perform here, the likes of muhammad ali, joe frazier, lennox lewis and go back to sugar ray robinson. katie taylor and amanda serrano willjoin that list on saturday night and when i caught up with katie earlier, the significance of the moment was not lost on her. notjust natural for the not just natural for the two of us but for— not just natural for the two of us but for the — not just natural for the two of us but for the whole sport as well as a burning _ but for the whole sport as well as a burning down barriers and that's what _ burning down barriers and that's what i've — burning down barriers and that's what i've always wanted to do. as for what i've always wanted to do. for amanda what i've always wanted to do. is for amanda serrano what i've always wanted to do. sis for amanda serrano commission is victory on sunday night can catapult her into superstardom and give her the crossover appeal she you so craved over the years without the odds—makers have her as a heavy favourite and will be trying to give katie taylor all t

what young darnell frazier a 17 year old volleyball and basketball player from from minneapolis, minnesota who promised on memorial day after a high school gathering as a bonfire that you take her little her little cousin for dessert at a place called cup foods. coming out of cut foods. she was the one who filmed the murder of george floyd for 10 minutes. you know when she was being threatened with mace and the officers had their hands on their weapons as they were looking her, you know, trying to intimidate her, but she wasn't intimidated. enough to put the phone down instead. she went back and she shared that tape. with everybody so i'm not sure we know who even who george floyd is without without darnella's bravery because there were many many other folks killed at the hands of police earlier that year. i think 13 in minnesota the year before and about 9 or 10 the year before that. so those are the the five events i think pre-covid. that have shaped the values of this generation. so one of the things i love about the book is it's so driven by the testimonies and the stories of young peo

betty ford's kleenex, our frazier -- substance abuse, and admitting to come public, and get help. you can still have a life. that has happened to a lot of children of presidents. >> i noticed that you have signed at least one of the two impeachment letters. good historians signed, in other words to impeach donald trump. i can't remember whether you who did the video or not, but before donald trump even successfully won the presidency, a serious number of historians did videos saying to not elect this man, he is a horrible person. why would a historian do that before the fact? >> i refrained from that during the campaign, when trump ran. i was doing commentary for cnn, trying to be as balanced as you could, covering it. i did not sign on for the first impeachment with russia, and all of that. the second impeachment of donald trump was the one that i signed on, and i felt that trump's behavior after the election, after he lost, was abominable. fact that you refused to recognize that you had lost, to put our court system through all of this, to spread lies in innuendos. you could fee

danella frazier who actually stopped and took the picture and took the video you had to be in the middle of a pandemic and you had the had the entire world protest. that's all it took what? clint and it i was just that i think part of was that's good jumping and you know, i mean well on his notebookari and i want cnn together and i can attest to this so get ready for the he would be like elbowing me and jumping all on my lines and everything and i'd be like man he goes that's the way it is he's like roller derby you yeah him. no, that's all you i mean part of what i think is interesting too when we think about backlash is that we just commemorated the or recognized the 10th anniversary of trayvon martin's death, which is understood informally is the beginning of the black lives matter. so it's been a decade in which black activists have been. or on the street black organizers, especially on a local level have been doing work that has been in many ways catalyzed by trayvon martin and then mike brown aragoner nisha mcbride so many others obviously leading up to brian taylor george floyd. i

france adam frazier is straight off second because he thinks the ball was on the ground. but it's a line drive and it's not just a double play. it's a triple play for the rangers, the first one in the majors this season triple play that often, joe. thank you. next at 11 a spring storm, maybe the strongest of the year so far, bringing much needed rain to the bay area outside now, pictures from the bay bridge toll plaza show the conditions outside right now, slick roads and this, by the way, is just the beginning. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. rain in the bay area snow in the mountains tonight we needed to after a dry winter that's prolonged california's drought. hello again. i'm andre senior julie julie haener. let's get right to the radar and our chief meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking it all for us tonight, bill. yeah that's right , julie. we've got a system coming through right now. the heaviest rain has been over the last hour and a half on this pull away view. you can see you get a vibe for what's going on. here is the first wave right here.

and they were shooting "coneheads" next door, and then "frazier" was over here. and i was like, "yeah, you know what, i think i can do this for the rest of my life. >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: you figured it out right then and there >> yeah, it was such an incredible experience. >> jimmy: and now you are filming "wednesday." which is for what? what is it going to air on >> it's on netflix >> jimmy: netflix. >> netflix and it is - >> jimmy: tim burton >> yes, it's tim burton. and it's young wednesday, teenage wednesday in school. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you playing -- >> jenna ortega plays wednesday. the only thing i can tell you about my character is that i do not play wednesday >> jimmy: okay that's the only thing. >> the only thing i want to say. >> jimmy: and how is she >> amazing she's so good. so good and so wonderful to work with, and her wednesday is like really an incredible great, modern take >> jimmy: that would be a great person to work opposite being a child actor yourself >> well, i always loved working with adults who had been

barry bonds, sugar ray leonard, joe frazier, wilt chamberlain, ronnie lott, joe montana, mark mcguire and his boyhood hero willie mays. to me if you pay three or $4 to come to the ballpark, you must say something that is star must do and this is what i try to do entertain. a sports life full of incredible experiences, connections and relationships. start it's time to wrap julie haener. well mark, what's going on here? i'm proud, proud moment for me. my daughter is producing one of her first shows ever but in my ear giving me the rap and now as mark looks forward to spending more time with his real family, his wife, tina, four children, and two grandchildren. he says his ktvu family will always be a part of his life as well. i've just got so much gratitude. and just unbelievable thankfulness for being able to work at the same place for so long, and i just really want to say that when i went through hard times in my life uh, you know, away from work. having channel to come to every night. was that my second family, you know, just felt at ease and just so many people here that they feel

. >> chuck, in the story we also talked to leslie frazier who is the coordinator for the buffalo bills and says he gets all the time about this. and the other thing we are diving into, ownership, they are the ones who make the decisions on who to fire and there has never been a black owner in the nfl, chuck. >> there's one opening right now. the denver broncos, and i think the nfl actually really is trying very hard to see if they can get -- convince some wealthy african americans to bid for that team. it's a terrific piece, thank you for your hard work. thank you all for being with us this hour. you can catch this episode of "meet the press reports: race & football. it's available wherever you get programming for "meet the press." and msnbc's coverage continues right now with katy tur after this break. now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medu

event with katie taylor and amanda serranojoining the lights of the all—time greats, muhammad ali, joe frazier, lennox lewis, evander holyfield who have headline here at madison square garden was at this is significant because with it long ago that they said women would not sell the venue like this can be 20,000 white fans will be shoehorned in here and i only have they sold out, we are told both fighters learn over $1 million for this so katie taylor in real trouble later in the sport. looking down barriers, an olympic champion for london 2012 and successes in the amateur right catapulted her to professional and made her a household name and she is delivered in five styles so unbeaten in 20 fights. on saturday night against amanda serrano she could face to the steps of her career so far.— steps of her career so far. probably the biggest — steps of her career so far. probably the biggest fight — steps of her career so far. probably the biggest fight in _ steps of her career so far. probably the biggest fight in boxing - steps of her career so far. probably the biggest fight in boxing rig

and looking for comments from frazier, obviously, when call starts will get more interesting, but, the overall, for citi the end of the day back to you. maria: stock up 1 and 2 swlsh 3% international he wealth management jamie dimon said we could see losses up to a billion dollars because so many companies pulled out shut down operation in rub once they invaded ukraine see if a material number at citi, mark tepper your thoughts what we're seeing out of the banks, cheryl mentions loan lows reserves we need to focus on the consumer given the fact expecting a much slower growth story we will get retail sales numbers out about 30 minutes, mark? >> a slower growth then money evaporated consumers relying more and more on credit cards we know how that ends, cheryl brought up a really a good point, which is the wealth management and asset management divisions jpmorgan, goldman sachs morgan stanley now critic group have come in very strong great businesses because all recurring revenue my concern, with those divisions is you know there is a lot of people talking about a potential recession out

remember my interview with jane frazier, certainly didn't seem at that point willing to share a great deal i don't know what the numbers are now, what people are anticipating >> but when we don't know, we sell and i'm worried. i think they have a big exposure and i think that we should know maybe when they say in the quarter of the exposure. but you want zero. you want to be a community bank where the only thing you know about russia is the dressing >> what do you have on the show tonight. >> i have perhaps the most important guest you could have right now since carnival, i have norwegian cruise line's frank del rio. i want to see if the exuberance of carnival has carried over and because i'm ready to cruise. >> i know you are. >> the haven part of norwegian cruise it is so cruise. fact that my wife is willing to travel, on the cruise, they do not have baconators but i bet you that they can. >> we're going to have treasury secretary yellen on the hill she'll be facing questions from lawmakers. we'll take you there live when that q&a begins. meanwhile, more sq"squawk on the street" aft

check in with jason frazier with the weekend forecast. jason, good morning. >> good morning. you know, we are ready. we have seen all of these blow-ups. we are ready to go. charging at the camera. we are so excited. unfortunately one thing that we weren't excited about is some of the weather that's been happening here in birmingham. overnight we got plenty of rain showers. now, the good news is we are getting a little bit of just some dry weather right now. as you take a look at the weather graphic there. you are going to notice as the birmingham team as well as the new jersey team take the field, we do have a chance at seeing some scattered thunderstorms throughout the game i would not be surprised in seeing some weather delays at some point during the game and one of the other things that the players are going to have to be dealing with as well for foam's games. we got three games that have slated for tomorrow. we'll end up unfortunately seeing some drier weather, i think, during the latter half of the game. the first game we may end up seeing just a few light rain showers.

frazier was a member of the board of directors during the first five dwhreefers c.b.a.'s existence and is the only that the knew embayen elected govern -- the only chute knew gayn elected governor of the state of tennessee. estes keyfar behr served as president and vice president of the association before being elected to serve as the third district congressman, the seat which i presently hold. he then went on to the united states senate and made two bids for the democratic presidential nomination before being selected as adlai stephenson's voopt nominee during the 1956 presidential election. i'm extremely proud myself to have been a member of the chattanooga bar association since i began my law practice as a young man in 1986. in 1996, i became the youngest person to serve as the 99th president of the chat dmeu gay bar association and hon -- an honor that is still near and dear to my heart. through the its 125 years, the chattanooga bar association has showed our community, state, and the nation the best of what it means to be a lawyer, practice law, and pursue equal ju