. ♪ >>> alicia keys is the latest superstar to surprise commuters at a london train station.songs for the growing crowd yesterday on a piano donated by british pop icon elton john. it was to celebrate the release of a special edition of her album "the diary of alicia keys." >>> newly minted billionaire taylor swift has put her money where her heart is. the tennessee emergency response fund says that the singer donated $1 million toward relief efforts toward those impacted by last weekend's deadly tornadoes. swift has close ties to nashville where she still keeps a home and office. at least six people died and dozens were injured in the storms. >>> jennifer aniston is speaking out about her friend matthew perry for the first time since his death. aniston tells "variety" perry wasn't struggling at the tomb of his death. she said she had been texting him that morning. she said he was happy and healthy after quitting smoking and working on getting in shape. matthew perry died in october. >>> actor zac efron also remembering perry, the 36-year-old telling the crowd he was thinking

this is 15 time grammy winner alicia keys i on marquise... donated by sir eltonjohn, you can see it's gone down very well amongst those travellers. not your average train journey, that, i'll tell you. we will leave you with the pictures, by buy from me and the team here. # now we are in london... hello there, good evening. well, following two named storms over the weekend, elin and fergus, then it was much quieter day of weather today, with lots of blue sky and sunshine around — such as here in staffordshire, as captured by one of our weather watchers. but looking very different again tomorrow — it's all change, back to long spells of rain, particularly through the morning, strong, gusty winds, and blustery heavy showers throughout the afternoon for many of us — all courtesy of another area of low pressure that will be swinging its way in from the southwest, pushing northwards and eastwards through tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will bring some heavy downpours of rain across northern ireland, particularly counties down in armagh. as we

and coming up — the singer alicia keys surprises commuters with a performance of some of her biggestinitely following an assault on a referee from an official. this turkish fa have called it a night of shame. with many people struggling to pay for christmas this year because of the cost of living, more shoppers are expected to use �*buy now pay later�* services to get them through december. those deals let people spread the cost of a purchase over time. but there are concerns they could also lead many people into serious and unmanageable debt. here�*s our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith. well, it�*s buy now and debt later, isn�*t it? chantelle has grown up buying now and paying later. she signed up to spread her first payment nearly ten years ago when she wasjust 17. the payments add up, so you pay the £300 this month. you still owe £300 the next month, but then you buy more stuff that is going to keep going up and up. so at that stage you were thousands of pounds in debt? yeah. i owed over 3,000 on the very. a few hundred on the klarna. did itjust feel like free money t

zara faces more backlash, an assault on a referee and a surprise performance from alicia keys. story, three teenagers have died following a crash between a car and a bus in coed ely in south wales. a missile strikes an expert analysis and no one knows what is going on in the head of vladimir putin. make sense of whenever suits you and open the bbc sound app for the latest news. and i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up on our show. united crash out of europe, beaten by bayern. but copenhagen's champions league fairy tale continues. benzema and kante among the goals as al—ittihad beat auckland city in the club world cup. and a referee punched and a club owner arrested as football is suspended in turkey. we'll bring you the latest on turkey's night of shame. and thanks forjoining us on sports day. manchester united are out of the champions league after losing one nil to bayern munich. combined with copenhagen's win over galatasaray, it means erik ten hag side don't even have the comfort of dropping into the europa league. they finished bottom of their gr

and a surprise performance from alicia keys. hello, iam hello, i am mark edwards. day. here is what is coming up on our show. united crashed out of europe, beaten by byron but kevin �*s champions league fairytale continues. but, in canceramong the goals as they beat auckland city in the club world cup. and a referee punched in the club owner arrested as football is suspended in turkey. we will bring you the latest on turkey �*s night of shame. hello and thanks forjoining us on sports day. manchester united are out of the champions league after losing 1—0 to buy new neck for the combined with when it means there's i don't even have the comfort of dropping into the europa league. they finished bottom of their group. a phenomenal run to the knockout stages of the champions league. the danish champions, manchester united continental state and is at the earliest possible point. a desperately disappointing night for the hosts. manchester united never looked like scoring, let alone winning for what was a must win game. looked 1—dimensional and predictable while buying uni

also in the news this morning, alicia keys is broadway bound. ys sharing the news during a benefit concert at the public theater where hell's kitchen is currently playing. take a look at this. >> i am here to tell y'all tonight that we are beyond excited that hell's kitchen is transferring to broadway! [ cheers ] to be able to be part of creating beautiful diverse stories about unique perspectives, you know? and to be able to be in the hometown of new york city talking about a new york show. oh my gosh. >> yeah. so exciting. i need to see this. to celebrate, alicia launched into a performance of "empire state of mind." what a treat. i mean, perfect to close out the show. hell's kitchen made its world premiere off broadway this fall. still running there through january 14th. don't go 'cause i want to. then it will move to the theater where previews will begin march 28th. it officially opens april 20th. keys is so busy. over the weekend she played a sold out concert at webster hall. that celebrated her 20th anniversary of her incredible album the d

. >> quÉ manera de cantar sorprendiÓ alicia keys cantando cuatro grandes Éxitos incluyendo (nombre enÉs(. en este piano negro donado por elton john es una multitud que se grupo a escuchar esta voz inigualable estuvo en londres para en este 11 de diciembre, donde ya en muchas ciudades se iniciaron las celebraciones en honor a la virgen de guadalupe. >> si, césar, en méxico sabemos son miles los fieles devotos que acuden a la basílica y aquí en el área de la bahía no se quedan atrás. también se esperan cientos. el que asistan a distintas iglesias con un mismo objetivo. bueno, telemundo 48 como siempre con la mejor cobertura en equipo nos vamos a enlazar primero con sandra cervantes. >> ella se encuentra en la parroquia de nuestra señora de guadalupe en san josé. sandra cómo está el ambiente por allá? cuéntanos pues mira, va llegando la gente, pero en realidad se puede sentir que ya vienen a brindarle ese ese honor se respira emoción, fervor. >> en esta víspera del día de la virgen de guadalupe estamos en realidad aquí para presenciar los preparativos en honor a la virgen y es un momento

that is 15—time grammy winner alicia keys serenading the crowd with her hit empire state of mind. 0vero donated by sir eltonjohn. that's the show for the sour. thank you for watching bbc news. stay with us. hello. tuesday is going to bring a lot of cloud and the skies will look rather like the picture behind me. on top of that, shower clouds are expected as well. some of the showers could be heavy, the odd crack of thunder and additionally it will be quite windy around southwestern parts of the uk, but it's going to be relatively mild first thing. now, the satellite picture shows fairly clear weather as we're in between weather systems, or we were during monday. but now the clear skies are giving way to this area of low pressure, which will be moving across the uk during the course of tuesday and will continue to affect our weather at least for a time on wednesday. so the forecast then through the early hours, we will have had some rain across northern ireland, southwestern scotland, the north of england too rain elsewhere, but also one or two clear spells and really quite mild in the

people, you can just see the press there, people with their phones as well, gathering around as alicia keysint pancreas. hello again. there's been some heavy rain already this morning, a lot of which is now moving away into the north sea, but will linger across scotland. and for the rest of the week, there will be some rain at times, not as heavy as today. it's going to be blustery at times as well. but towards the end of the week, it looks like it is going to turn that bit drier for most of us. now, what we have currently is that area of low pressure which is driving our weather. it's slow—moving. in the centre of it, there's hardly a breath of wind, so any showers in the centre will also be slow—moving. the first front clearing away, but the second one lingering across parts of scotland. so here, the rain will be on and off through the day. but showers packing in across northern ireland, england and also wales could be heavy and thundery. north—west scotland seeing the lion's share of the sunshine today, but brisk winds across the south—western approaches, the english channel and north—ea

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reminds me of that alicia keys song. >> ♪ in new york ♪ ♪ sometimes there is ♪ ♪ a brand-new panera ♪>> stephen: somehow. she's got it. she's got the pipes. she's undeniable. somehow that's not all the mayoral news, because it's also been a crazy year for former new york mayor and man failing his final exam at winking school, bill de blasio. since leaving office, de blasio has gone full divorced dad rizz king. he and his wife separated. he's been spotted having public make-out sessions with mystery women in hotel bars, he's even dyed his hair from white to brown. that's cool. 'cause nothing's ever gone wrong with an ex-mayor of new york dyeing his hair. drill baby, drill. recently, de blasio was spotted out and about holding hands with his new lady-friend. side note: what's going on with that purple suit, bill? was the joker having a yard sale? but it turns out, de blasio may have bachelor'd too close to the sun, because it's been reported that bill de blasio's new fling is still married. yeah, that sounds bad. but it gets worse. because that full headline reads: "bill de blasio's new

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pancras station alicia key gave an impromptu concert.its. playing elton john's piano in the station lobby, the grammy winner had the assembled audience singing along and applauding her songs, although i wonder what that means. i forced her, because all these songs are well known and familiar to us, but at least to many, so i probably wanted to sing along on my own. so, during the performance, everyone’s favorite songs “if i and got you” and “mpaires” were played. wonderful, just the only thing, it’s not specified, but alisha, she was going somewhere, so this impromptu concert happened, although i thought that the stars were traveling, you know, in hood, without makeup, and here there was hair and makeup, and here this is a console, improvised the concert is not planned at all, well , so be it, in any case, this is such a gift for the new year or christmas for the residents of london, i think it turned out beautifully. in any case, we should not forget that any improvisation is good when it is prepared. yes, well, i continue to continue t

. ♪ alicia keys surprising performance.right before this. >> are you serious? this is crazy! oh my god. i can't believe it. >>> plus get ready for one of the biggest surprises in morning tv history, as we give a big round of applause for an extraordinary team of health care heroes who stand by cancer survivors every day. it's all going down live on gma. look who's saying -- >> good morning america! [ cheering ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> good morning america. heroes there. very fitting for that group. very exciting morning in times square. sloan kettering so important to so many people. >> i, for one, so grateful for all they did for me. this morning we are looking forward to introducing you to some incredible people who work there and reveal one of the biggest surprises ever. that is coming up. >> looking forward to that. first top stories starting with the latest on the abortion battle in texas. state supreme court ruled against the pregnant woman who sought a medical exception to the state's abor

it reminds me of that alicia keys song. ♪ ♪ somehow she's got it.. welcome to "morning joe." >> there's nothing like a new panera store. >> i'm so confused by t

. >> won't be going, there but i appreciate the alicia keys playing on a loop behind.u enjoy that as well. happy new year's eve eve. turning now to holiday travel rush. millions are hitting the roads and taking to the skies this weekend to try to get to the new year's destinations or to get home from their holiday trips. this is surpassing pre-pandemic levels, according to the tsa. joining us now from nbc, blaine alexander from the world's busiest airport in georgia. >> reporter: if you're traveling through atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport, your experience today really depends on what time you actually arrive at the airport. for, instance right now what we are seeing at the world's busiest airport is a far cry from what we have seen earlier this morning. that is when it is really living up to its name, long lines, long waits, a lot of people waiting to process through security. right, now certainly a much lower trickle. however, this is certainly one of the busiest travel days around the country. now, what we are seeing here is around the country diff

hear some alicia keys behind you.for that update. >> all day long. >> all right, still to come, were those three hostage deaths in israel by israeli soldiers preventable in gaza? more on that investigation live from tel aviv coming up right after this. after this when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. >>> welcome back. the head of the u.n. agency for palestinians today accused israeli soldiers of firing on an aid convoy in central gaza. and that convoy wasapparently traveling on a route designated by the israeli military. tens of thousands of civilians are traveling south along these corridors. but there's no guarantee of safety once they arrive there. just today, a hospital in rafah reportedly had an israeli air strike h

it reminds me of that alicia keys song. ♪ ♪ somehow she's got it.'s got the pipes. >> wow, good morning. welcome to "morning joe." >> there's nothing like a new panera store. >> i'm so confused by that sound byte is and that answer. with us this morning we have mike barnacle, mara gay, georgeway and staff writer david from. a lot going on this morning. we start with that historic decision. the colorado supreme court has ruled donald trump is disqualify ed from holding office again after determining he engaged in insurrection on january 6th, 2021. the fourth ruling keeps the former president off the state's presidential primary lot next year. the court stayed its decision until january 4th to allow for any further appeals, and the trump team is already vowing they will be doing just that. but the fourth is just one day before the deadline for the state to print its presidential primary ballots. colorado secretary of state discussed the tight timeline in an interview last night on msnbc. >> if they take the case, we will make clear to the court that t

first up, alicia keys last night the singer made a major announcement for the musical loosely based onnd to be able to be in the hometown of new york city talking about a new york city show oh my gosh >> i'm ready to hear singing i want to hear the music alicia's show is headed to broadway here is the deal, her show is slated to begin previews in march. officially opening in april. about a 17-year-old musician making her way to new york city. she falls in love. it features both newly-created music and a lot of alicia's iconic hits "falling in love". >> come on, that will be amazing. >> tickets go on sale monday. >>> next up, "home alone." it's been 30 years since kevin mcalister set the bar for the best new york christmas. >> howdy do. this is peter mcalister, the father i would like a hotel room, please, with an extra large bed, a tv, and one of those little refrigerators you have to open with a key credit card? you got it >> well now the plaza hotel right here in manhattan is offering guests the chance to live like little kevin and get lost in new york the hotel's "home alone 2" fun

scores of people gathered round as none other than alicia keys sang her hits like "no one" and "empire public piano. that has been banged by hundreds of children and other would—be players but alicia keys, that is a pretty good get! she is here, i think she is playing the 02 on sunday in london. it is playing the 02 on sunday in london. . , , let's london. it was definitely her! let's ho -e so! london. it was definitely her! let's hepe so! a — london. it was definitely her! let's hope so! a strangely _ london. it was definitely her! let's hope so! a strangely large - london. it was definitely her! let's hope so! a strangely large numberj london. it was definitely her! let's i hope so! a strangely large number of professional camera crews! carroll is going to sing for us as well, good morning. that would really clear the audience if i did that! good morning, everybody, really mixed weather today. if you are stepping out, pack your umbrella because it is a wet start. cloudy and raining for most but then heavy scattered showers. we can see the extent of the rainfall through the night, thi

all that's in america and it's alicia newman has moved from key to used car sales when whole ship it is known, his real name takes turns with his staff of 10 to protect his property in early october, extortionist demanded bit his pay them $6000.00 for starters not only got young, so that i think when we are in obliged to caving to criminals, i didn't pay. so they threw t multiple cook this into the car yard, which by a miracle miss blowing up the cars. not even the local police suggests that they are and protect themselves, acknowledging their unable to, but they must go now. is it over you have inquired if the new government can do anything? we'll have to join minnock with dorians who are trying to leave the country, need an advice, or over ecuador, people say they're reading for their lives. those are kind of hard to take a plane. others take a bus to the border with colombia, and from there, animals studying gap jungle considered one of the most dangerous roots in the world . in fact, after venezuela's ecuador is made up the 2nd largest migrants making that treacherous journey. ju

key. charles: interesting, one after the election. edward, thank you very much. joining me now bny mellon wealth management head of equities alicia levine and mike green. the brain power in here. it is off the charts. we have a meter in the red, too much brain power! so great to see you alicia. let me start with you. i was reading your notes. you expect a healthy slowdown. that is what we all want s that the same as a soft landing? >> it is the same as a soft landing but i don't think we get to the soft landing piece meaning we have to get back to trend growth which is about 2%. we think we get there more or less by end of next year. some slow down the first part of the year which would make sense because there is real tightening going on in the economy but having said that so far the fed has been able to do this, raise rates quickly and yet keep unemployment at 3.7% with wages at 4% above inflation finally. it feels like it is a set-up for the economy to get back to trend and move forward from there, back to normal really. we see it back to normal next year. charles: mike, there was a rodney dangerfield where he pulled off the t

alicia: even amongst lawmakers in congress, broadly, people support sending aid to israel. there have been more keylayers stepping up saying, they want even conditions for sending aid. that is something that likely will not be passed. but, it does speak to the impact of the humanitarian conflict in gaza right now that there are some democratic lawmakers saying that that is something they would hope for. even the secretary of state antony blinken is saying he sees a gap between israel's intent and the actual impact on civilians in gaza. the strengthening rhetoric over the past couple weeks ensuring that innocent civilians are not in the crossfire is. i think -- crossfire's. i think it speaks to what is at stake in the conflict going forward. shery: we continue to watch the backlash towards high-profile college campus leaders that testified in front of congress about antisemitism. just a tweeting he penned a letter to harvard's governing boards over the weekend. we have already seen increasing pressure on plotting gay and louise made bills resignation added to that. what is the latest? what are we ex

look -- the alicia nbc says she is a strength and that, you know, next to maybe barack obama, that she might be the only one i got the quote here from nbc clinton is popular with women and keymocratic base and ensure biden has money to get his message out clinton role is expected to grow in the new year. but for now she's filling a space. that later point in the campaign season will be filled by former -- president barack obama. okay, i mean, do you think she's number two to barack? >> i think that's a separate question as i think bigger question is why are we here already? it is notable six weeks from caucus season and talking about bringing in big guns and president obama is considered closer he likes being closer in the presidential races and actually in congressional races as well. the clintons are known for showing up they will show up. the establishment they come in in and they will give everything they can and in terms of popularity it could be a big risk it just depends where she shows up when she shows up and what she has to say because she -- and biden don't have a cozy relationship. they were pretty competitive, and so like do they even like each other? >> could