featuring stars like harry styles and chris martin, but also giving fans glimpses of late legends like david bowiemer one direction star liam payne. bob geldof, the impresario behind the song, saying this little pop song has kept hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people alive.

every little sale will help, i promise you god bless and have a happy christmas that was david bowies ago. >> as band aid officially launched worldwide, the movement uniting some of the biggest rock stars of all time with the goal of raising money to battle world hunger. their song don't they know it's christmas raised more than $10 million in its first year, and it went on to become a christmas classic do they know it's christmas time at all and in the decades since, more than $223 million have been raised this year alone, band aid has funded 15 projects in africa, providing things like access to health care, medicine and emergency food supplies, helping more than 300,000 people to mark 40 years, band aid is releasing a special edition of the song, uniting the artists who have recorded it across three generations. >> we hope to be able to raise in the region of a million, a million and a half pounds with which we intend sending grain and drugs to the affected areas in africa. we cannot have in the 21st century, people dying on our screens every night forever this must stop all right

featuring stars like harry styles and chris martin, but also giving fans glimpses of late legends like david bowie, sinead o'connor and even former one direction star liam payne. bob geldof, the impresario behind the song, saying this little pop song has kept hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people alive. and that's nightline for this evening. catch a full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. a community mourns, piedmont comes together to remember three teenagers killed in a crash. the day before thanksgiving. good evening. i'm karina nova and i'm kristen sze. >> we now know the three victims were college students. another teen remains in the hospital with critical injuries. >> abc seven news repor

ashley: david bowie, jet city. stuart: what's something you want to do but haven't yet.rt: something you've wanted to do. ashley: the northern lights and go to iceland or upper norway, finland or whatever and see the northern lights. that'd be great. stuart: one thing our viewers don't know about, ashley, he was almost a professional soccer player with brighton, is that correct? ashley: almost but didn't make it. stuart: thanks for sending in all the messages about friday feedback. now time for the friday trivia question. how many calories are in the average trick or treater's halloween bag? lauren: nobody wants to know. stuart: 5, 7, 9, or 11,000 calories. the answer when we come back. lauren: damage is done. ♪ .. power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family's comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power

david bowie, star man. he'd like to to come and join us, but he thinks he'd blow our minds.venue heading towards central park. of course, the big thanksgiving day parade tomorrow. all right, let's get right to the news, and there's always lots of it. president-elect donald trump announcing new, key picks for his administration. they're coming thick and fast. good morning, lauren. who else is donald trump bringing in? lauren: kevin hassett will lead the national economic council, putting him at the center of policy debates about trade, tax taxes and deregulation. the position does not require senate confirmation. jamison greer has been selected as the chief trade negotiator, a position that does require senate confirmation. greer was a protege of robert lighthizer who has yet to take a role in the trump administration. greer worked with lighthizer and trump to negotiate the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement during trump's first presidency. and dr. jay bhattacharya will work under are, fd jr. as -- rfk jr. as heads of the national institute of health. bhattacharya was one of

but as david bowie says, never sing to the gallery. >> oh, i like that. oh, he was so wise.ad the chance to see you in carmen, i was with my parents, my husband and my two teenage boys. and afterwards we went to dinner and we had a good long talk about who was in the wrong right. was it don jose? was it carmen? so it it kind of sparked a really interesting conversation about a story that i think we all know ends tragically in death for the woman. but there are so many nuances that can still be explored, even with all that's been written and said about it. >> absolutely. i mean, carmen is one of those very modern operas of its time. you know, it really kind of paved the way, paved the way for a lot of verismo, which is all about the human experience. it's not about gods and kings. it's about real people and real emotions and the things that really happen to people day to day. and that's why it stood the test of time. >> i know that we've talked a lot here in the bay area and nationwide about how the arts have been struggling, especially since the pandemic. i went to go look a

>> i think she has a claim on that and she is up there with the beatles, prince, david bowie as peopleet trapped they don't want people talking about what they did last year and she doesn't want people thinking about the old taylor she used to be in something that hits home i think for this eras tour and she is going through all of these different eras and personalities. so they are artists determined to be in forward motion. >> i could talk to you all day but we will leave it there and congratulations on the new book and heartbreak is the national anthem and thank you for being here. and taylor swift is a change maker in 2024 and this week we do extend the deadline denominate a leader for the 2025 changemakers list and changemakers recognizes women transforming business and philanthropy each of whom is accomplished signature achievements in the past year and you could nominate a change maker through november 18 so click on the qr's code and taylor is well deserving of that distinction. >> we continue to await with the president-elect at the top of the hour and we are at the white hous

mentioned that he had over 60 friends that had died that year and when he started listening them like david bowie reminded people that he had scored so much in terms of not just the awards that he racked up but just the experience that he had from the big screen to the small screen. he scored the color purple. we got we are the world which it was a pivotal song at the time and is to this day legendary that he was even able to bring all those people together and on the small screen we got the fresh prince of bel air in part because of him. rest in peace, quincy jones. there will never be another one like him. >> no, such an incredible legacy. in terms of where the world, look, and the '80s if the phone rings and it's quincy jones calling to ask you to come sing, you go sing. i mean, period. thank you very much. as we said, talk about someone who will just never be forgotten. >> i'm going to be singing we are the world because we are going to need as we go through this election. >>> here we go, friends. here we go. that is the only way to say. thanks for much for joining us today. this is cnn news

david bowie, young americans, waking you up on friday morning., john valon talked about something you and i and willie have been talking about since 2020, and that is, the idea that americans have to feel safe. if you don't get past that issue you don't win elections. i remember the conversation we had in 2020, the summer of george floyd, we went back this far, and we were talking about the stupidity -- let me say the stupidity as you and willie, and i said -- of defund the police. that movement. and you and i were talking about a "new york times" article in 2020 where city council people in new york city representing the most diverse and in some cases some of the most dangerous neighbors in new york, go, going, defund the sflis no. we need more police on the streets. we need more police in our children's schools. and you always talk about the woke and you've been doing it for four years. people still call me going rev rapid, going against the woke. is this something new after the election? i'm like, dude, where have you been? he's been talking a