that wish came true just before christmas. >> hey, lg! >> hey. >> i cannot believe this. >> i'm feeling good right now, actually. ♪ we'll always love you ♪ ♪ we'll always love lg ♪ >> okay. well, you take care. >> i got goose bumps. i have them now. that's dolly parton singing "i will always love you" over facetime to lg, who told the country legend he had been a fan of her music his entire life. ♪ >>> hello, everyone. thank you so much for being with me. i'm amara walker in for fredericka witfield. russia is vowing to retaliate after it says 14 people were killed and more than 100 injured in a ukrainian shelling attack on the city of belgorod inside russia. the attack appeared to be in retaliation to a massive russian air attack on ukraine that killed at least 40 people on friday. it was russia's biggest air assault since its full-scale invasion of ukraine began almost two years ago. cnn's nic robertson is joining us with more. >> the russians launched more than 158 missiles in that attack and 44 of them got through. the significance is

lg. yeah yeah. oh >> oh, legrand lg gold got a surprise call and a serenade from dolly herself. he says he created his bucket list after doctors told him his cancer was spreading and that his treatment wasn't working anymore. he now lives in utah. he's originally from dolly's home state of tennessee, though during the call, dolly told him she always wanted to make people happy with her music and hope that this call would. lift his spirits. oh, that is just the sweetest thing. and look at his face. >> he's lit up. you know, dolly is notoriously hard to get a hold of. really? yeah um, even her uh- goddaughter, uh, miley cyrus is, like, sometimes i have to fax her, not a fax. uh huh. yeah, a fax. she likes to stay in her own little bubble, you know, but when you do reach her, she's available. >> yeah. that's true. she is very 100% for you. yeah >> we love dolly. if you're traveling today, the big story is that there's no huge weather makers that are going to create huge delays across the country. but we'll have some showers here and there across the pacific northwest. vegas phenix

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. >> first time in a lg time we have shopped.were holing out and it brings a lot of people out and it is the atmosphere and that is what they like. >> the shops are busy and we can hardly get in. >> i thought there would be more stuff but it is less so i'm a bit disappointed. >> it is a tradition, isn't it? >> ever since i was a kid my dad would bring me out. >> boxing day used to be a huge event but extravaganza such as black friday have robbed some. some remained clong but boxing day is just the start. there's plenty of time for people to think about going shopping before the new year. retailers need shoppers to come out in force this week. it is a vital time of year for them but the question is with the cost of living high and bills to pay do consumers have enough money to spend. early indications that while shoppers did splash out more in the run up to across mass than last year trading was far from spectacular. >> there will be a temptation to buy but there's less money. the cost of living crisis had a big impact on how much

. ♪ i will always love you ♪ ♪ oh, i will always love lg ♪ >> yeah!a dying fan's wish by singing to him over the phone. legrand gold says after battling liver cancer for two years, he received news that the disease had spread. meeting the country superstar was on the utah man's bucket list, so his wife issued an appeal on social media. last friday, they got that call from parten, who thanked gold for being such a devoted fan. >>> now to some sad news from the world of entertainment. actor kamar delost reyes has died after a brief battle with cancer. he was best known for playing antonio vega on the soap oprah, "one life to live." a wrongly ly convicted man who later became lawyer and a cop. he also had roles in the films "nixon" and "salt" and on the sports film, "all-american." he was 56 years old. >>> in houston, the childhood home of singer beyonce caught on fire tuesday morning. the family that lives in the home escaped safely and no one was hurt. the fire was contained in about ten minutes. beyonce lived in the home with her family when she was a

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. >> okay, well hey lg hey dolly p. >> hey, i cannot believe this >> i'm doing pretty good right now,ood. well, i've heard you've been a fan of mine for many years, and i just wanted to thank you for that. >> well, just when you thought you couldn't love dolly anymore, she serenaded him with a few lines of, i will always love you. legrand says he now feels immortal. next up, the animals are everywhere, but sometimes you get a real treasure. >> someone bought this stuffed animal at a flea market. it turns out it's a rare bonzo dog from 1927, based on an old british cartoon and auction house in arizona, is selling it and says it could fetch up to four 80,000 thousand dollars. i'm gonna go through my kids i'm gonna go through my kids stuffed animals next. me the all-in-one and done symptom relief of mucinex is delivered fast with doordash to the comfort of your couch. slow down!... i mean (coughs) slow down! ahh! watch it! ♪ come on! a hero will answer the call... (laughs) you just have to answer the door. oof! that was fast. ♪ mucinex available on doordash. ahh! it's comeback season. di

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