garth and trishia's insping hometown projects and jen annist anniston's mission in need. >> we were goingo look for johnny depp. >> yeah but me first. >> of course. >> tuesday night right here in time square we'll sayood-bye to 2019, hello 20. >> alanis, post malone and many the new year. help us bring in >> and plenty heating it up in vegas this year. including sniya twain. >> the america music awards audience got a taste of how awesome her new residency will be. >> think it's very shaniya today and looking back on the classics we grew uto. earning 24 l theumber one female artist 2019. as creative director also designing the costumes. >> do you feel the pressure. >> oh, no, no pressure. i'm read it's like studying forhe exam. i feel like i wrote the exam and now i just have to get out and present . ♪ you. avites might surprise is >> i love drake. ariana grande. my first platinum party. we're f. >> now 54, we almostet shania almost 25 years ago. >> i wonder if elton john knows who i am. . ha. he might. that's really cool. thank you for sharing that with . >> listen, shania is in great com

i was probably 10 or 11 years old. ♪ to the oasis >> i said that is exactly what i want to do. >> garth jagger. he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock 'n' roll star. >> it sounded like rock 'n' roll. guilt guitars and big drums, and everybody's singing along. that's what everybody liked about rock shows. >> as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks & dunn, plenty of acts worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, westernwear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ ♪ is there life out there so much she hasn't done ♪ >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls >> i remember when shania twain came out i was just obsessed with h

took place governments in other countries can prosecute them and ironically it was a spanish judge garth phone who pioneered this principle and who in day the gusto pinochet and that led to his detention for 500 days here in london. and because in spain even though they pioneered this work when they are thrown tried to prosecute crimes of the franco dictatorship he himself was put on trial the victims and human rights lawyers in spain have had to use the same principle and go to argentina and they found a judge in argentina who would take this case and so it's a parallel it's the same thing happening in this very moving testimony tell me about maria. who is one of the stars of the film as it were to who was who seeks justice before she she dies in the early days of the spanish civil war reemerge teen's mother was taken and was killed with a group of about 27 other people in a small town she was 6 years old and maria martine was 6 years old when this happened and her mother's body was buried in a mass grave by the side of the road and her father dedicated his life to trying to get her mot

cool air garth, one of my favorites love her. just unlikely here. you can get clara barton to carry the narrative. black journalists just are who will seize the first black soldiers into richland and you can have my chester carry the but somebody has to carry the narrative and the way my book is structured is really like a relay race between characters. we just hand the baton off as we go through the narratives. don't get most who is the wonderful character. it they can carry narrative in the big pitcher way that you are talking about. we can get the sort of a larger meaning among speak which is quite second, we can keep this work going forever like this. this is like the successful model for eternal warfare. we can look at mostly in terms of he was considered the error of the smallpox, france dorian. he was considered the heir of all of those great romantic americans and revolutionary war fighters. environment guns and three-quarter hats behind trees. he was also the air of this idea that we started by sir walter scott, who sold a half-million nobl

garth brookslike, and vinc, those are some of the most down-to-earth, shameless, good people i've everet. you know, oklahoma, you know? shameless, good people so i go,r met. we write tg. and there's also, the gap band is from oklahoma too, just so you know that. ♪ you dropped a bomb on me baby ♪ (laughs) so ere's all that good stuff. [smith] there's good things in oklahoma. i agree. [mo'] charlie's from oklahoma. [smith] i get it. i get it. [mo'] uncle charlie. [smith] so this is a record that actual, i don't think of you as a political-- [mo'] oh, i'm political. - but i don't think of you as a political-- but you're not an expressly. oh look, you're not ani difrco, right? you're not political artist in the sense of that you wear your politics on your sleeve-- [mo'] no, i hide it. [smith] you hide it. but you know, but there is a, i detected, i thought, a subtle but unmistakable political vibe on this record. [mo'] yeah. [smith] a little bit about the envibonment, a little bit feminism and the place of women in society today. you have a great collaboration on this record [smith] --a so

also, i became friends with garth brooks and vince gill, guys from oklahoma. started meetin' all these people from oklahoma. i started really lookin' at the pple even my favorite guitar player that i grew up with, david t. walker, was born in oklahoma, timmy b. schmit from the eagles. oklahoma is a state of great things. [smith] so yok have a connection thoma-ish. [mo'] it's a connection, but i kinda like had to dig and build it. [smith] right, i'm a littlrrie you wrote the song based on what you read on wikipedia. (audience laughs) this is actually, this has stuck with me. [mo'] nono i know people. and the people were in the area, i'm thinkin' like. thigarth brooks ish me. [mo like, and vince gill, those are some of the most down-to-earth, shameless, good people i've ever met. you know, oklahoma, you know? shameless, good people so i gver met. we write the song. and there's also, the gap band is om oklahoma too, just so you know that. ♪ you dropped a bomb on me baby ♪ (laughs) so there's all that good stuff. [smith] there's good things in oklahoma. e. [mo'] u

and later this week, garth brooks, billie eilish, mike birbiglia, taylor kitsch, and jessie reyez. us for all of that. simply put, our first guest is one of the great artists in american history. he has given us "goodfellas," "taxi driver," "mean streets," "raging bull." i think he may have directed a couple of the "smurfs" movies. [ laughter ] his latest is also one of his best. it's called "the irishman." it's in select theaters now and premieres on netflix november 27th. please welcome, martin scorsese. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: great to have you here. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] you see what happens when you make great movies? people love it. and they love you. >> wow. >> jimmy: and happy birthday to you as well. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yesterday was your birthday. 77? >> 77, yeah. double 7. >> jimmy: what do you do on a 77th birthday? ihop? >> no, no. they got me and went to the getty museum. i was hanging out with the etruscans and the greeks and the r

i knew someone is going to get hit, there are so many close calls and many accidents between garth. we are still struck that that person happened to be my mom. >> there was another pedestrian that back in 2015 just off the block and another crosswalk. she would like the city to do something to make the crosswalk safer. he suggest either stop times or putting in crosswalk lights. >>> time now 7:06, today's 3 years since the house fire in oakland. 3 years ago, 36 people were killed when the fire broke out in a warehouse that has been converted into a living space, a music venue. the voices of the silicon valley are holding a memorial concert. musicians were friend with artist, they will be there. muster cannot will face a new trial in march after. >>> this latest, cancellations and some bay area airport and san francisco is taking in. we will take a live look right now at the sfo this morning, where it looks really come. keep in mind, flight schedules will leave and have been delayed. oakland airports right now not experiencing significant problems. >>> a lot of people who are traveli

. >> garth brooks here. reba mcentire wishing everybody a very merry christmas. >> this is brad paisley. happy holidays. merry christmas everybody. >> i'm gabby barratt, and we're wishing you a merry christmas. >> i'm dustin lynch. happiest of holidays from the cma awards. >> merry christmas and happy holidays. >> this is ashley mcbride, and i just wanted to say happy holidays. >> hey, what's up, everybody? it's russell dickerson here, and i wanted to say happy holidays, mesh merry christmas. >> it's brothers osborn. we wanted to wish you a happy holidays and no family arguing this year. >> this is devin dawson and i'm wishing you a happy holidays from me and mine. cheers. >> hey, "good morning america." we're wishing you a happy holidays. >> bing crosby. >> hi. we're the cast of "high school musical," the musical, the series. >> all: happy holidays. [ cheers ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to a special christmas day edition of "gma." >>> welcome back to "gma," and merry ch

it feels somewhat like the way the consensus is starting to garth up about 2020. i don't think it's wrong i think the upside that most firms are looking for is relatively modest, topping out around 9 or 10%. that's generally low if you look at history but it's all in the context of cyclicals doing better hard to make a great case for yields or stocks to go that much higher from here >> it's interesting, because morgan stanley's prediction really points out the negative, the evidence of cycle peaks here, some waning labor dynamics, as well. do you have a big 2020 overall expectation >> price wise, expectations are 34/35, i guess in line with an old zedgar and evans song. and a better year than probably most people are expecting. right now earnings are evaluated, but i think we're probably going to see an improvement in earnings expectations as we start to see stronger economic data and i believe that phase 1 will be passed and that will give investors the ability to breathe a sigh of relief so earnings are going to come on up to catch valuations, in my opinion. >>