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over the cars so lonely ♪ ♪ we watch the sunset over the cars, so lonely here ♪ ♪ havana, havana my heart is in havanarash involving two chp officers in hayward. in the last hour, chp confirms one of the officers involved in that crash has died. in just a few minutes ago, the chp suv was towed away. the crash happened midnight, north of highway 82 exit, forcing the closure of all southbound lanes. we're expecting more details from chp. a news conference is planned for 10:00 this morning. >>> fire investigators in the south bay are trying to figure out what caused a christmas eve house fire. that started in a garage of a home in san jose last night and spread to the rest of that home. this happened a block away from san jose's hill view airport. the owner of that home at the time, but he's expected to be okay. firefighters say one bedroom and garage were destroyed. >>> happening now, at least four people were forced out of their homes during an overnight fire. this one in san francisco. this happen around 1:30 near prospect and virginia avenues in vernal heights. three homes were damaged but one of tho

havana where else. cuba is famous for its music. music country and i absolutely adore being here. i'm here in havana for the two thousand and seventeen mozart festival out here on the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and here in the cathedral there's mozart going on. with the a. thanks for having me here at your wonderful festival really i'm so happy to be in havana for some mozart and to hear these wonderful musicians performing i remember the first time i came last year i was so impressed at the standard of musicianship here with your musicians tell me about where they come from. and. i am and we want to. tell and get up on the checklist and would open. the. show the north of mosul goes for. me about it it's quite a families and by might be nice to see them and to not want to come across about. them and to some tremont and when we went to pharmacy on that of mostly goes in the last event or at the most you can see there not a professor at the. desk. at last you get them and they're in an all in the. same had to trace you there. and we're going to see a. room to go and. they can the d.n.a. into. that remote. area then they don't let their latinos on the lower class call us and say yeah. so when i was thinking the rehearsal so mozart would have been a good cuban i see some similarities you know he was always joking he was the rhythms in it the be

havana. it's the best restaurant in havana. if anyone wants to experience real life in cuba, you ought to come here, and you can see it all. >> but enrique knows dinner here costs the average cuban almost two months' salary. so they stay away. he wants to change that. less tourists, more locals? >> more locals, less tourists, yes. that's one of my dream. >> and how do you think that becomes possible? >> i hope the economy, our cuban economy, can grow and develop. >> with 40 employees, enrique is helping to grow that economy -- even though 20 of his best workers recently left for america. nothing is easy here. i have a lot of respect for you and a lot of admiration, but now i want to eat your food. >> yes, of course. that's the most important. >> let's go eat some food. up next... you ever go fishing? >> no. >> travel down any road in havanafind a surprise at every turn. ioye! [ up-tempo music plays ] [ upbeat music plays ] >> at burner brothers bakery, business has been sweet for tony and sandra camacho -- so sweet they're setting their sights on a new venture. and i wanted to check it out. where's the building that you guys picked? >> there, that corner. the white one. >> the white one, not the blue one? >> yeah, the white one. >> they've gone ahead and bought a new space in a real hot spot, where the cruise ships dock. with a record number of tourists visiting cuba this year, this is prime real estate. and i had a lot of questions. how much was it? >> like $46,000. >> $46,000? >> yep. >> it's the whole building? >> no. just the bottom. >> buying and selling property has only been legal for five years. and only native cubans can buy in. >> our space starts here. >> i thought they were building another burner brothers. you can't take customers up the staircase. >> no, no, no, but we're gonna rebuild this. >> okay. but th

havana. it's the start of another school day in cuba's capital, havana. and the seconds are ticking down to assembly at nicolas estevanez primary school in the city's vedado district. it's one of countless schools across the island in which the memories and achievements of the country's independence heroes are marked every day by children in their distinctive uniforms of the socialist pioneers. but there's one revolutionary who has a special place reserved in the education of these cuban children, whose name is repeated in unison every day, and has been for decades. that's not the first time i've seen the morning assembly in a cuban school. and it's funny because on one level, it reminds to you of when you were at school. but, of course, there's something here, something about the declaration towards undying commitment to communism and saying that you're going to be like che guevara that is purely unique to cuba. 50 years after his death, che‘s image still adorns the corridors of the primary school, as he does in schools across the country. for the headteacher here, waldir ladron, who exactly was che? camila granado was a pupil at this school herself before training as a teacher and returning three years ago. che looked down on her as she studied in these same classrooms, just as he still does on a generation even further removed ernesto guevara was a guerrilla commander, an experienced doctor, a man of the people and right—hand man to fidel castro as he seized power in cuba in 1959. crucially, unlike some of those in the guerrilla army, che guevara was a committed marxist from the very start of the cuban revolution. and to this day, he remains a colossus in his adopted country's self image, as a bastion against imperialism and injustice. his last resting place a beacon for tens of thousands of visitors and pilgrims every year from the world over, fascinated by a life documented by iconic photographs and projected as the epitome of romance and rebellion. ernesto guevara was born into a middle—class buenos aires family and studied to be a doctor. but an adventurous streak saw him travel the continent. influenced by examples of us intervention in the americas, hejoined a group of exiled cubans led by fidel castro in their bid to remove the military regime in havanad began to call guevara "che", the argentine slang for friend. against the odds, after two years of guerrilla warfare in the sierra maestra mountains and in the cities, the bearded revolutionaries were victorious and took power in cuba. che‘s supporters saw in him the embodiment of the so—called "new man in socialism", the very driving force of the revolution. but to his opponents, he was ruthless and brutal. che might have settled down. but instead, he took the revolutionary struggle abroad, entering countries in disguise. who would have guessed that this smart businessman is, in fact, che guevara, preparing to reach congo to wage a guerrilla campaign. but che‘s enemies finally caught up with him, and in 1967, the revolutionary icon was killed, fomenting rebellion against the us—backed military junta in bolivia. terrorist to some, the image of christ—like martyrdom to others. only five made it back from bolivia, and his fallen comrades are buried alongside him in this tomb in the town

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havana. laura: a chill now in relations between washington and havana. you are watching "bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, anticipation in johannesburg as the anc prepares a new leader to replace jacob zuma. nasa has discovered an eighth distantircling around a star, making it the first solar system to host as many planets as our own. nasa says the star, known as harder than the sun. the newly found planetary system is arranged like ours with the smallest planets nearest the stars and the biggest furthest away. the discovery was made with the help of an artificial intelligence techniques. >> astronomers have discovered more than 3000 planets circling other stars come but very few of these distant planetary systems resemble our own. now achieved using the kepler space telescope has confirmed the existence of 8 planets around a single star. seven of these were already known, but experts trained a software program to recognize known planets. the program searched through raw data and identified a previously unknown world. >> the new

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of havana played safe and built powerful walls and well fortified citadels to protect themselves from infidels and conquerors and pirates. history doesn't record the fate of that governor of havana who set out to look for the source of eternal youth was he just too gullible or did he fall under the spell of another woman at any rate his wife went blind and spent the rest of her life waiting patiently for his return a woman remembered still as the perfect example of steadfastness strength of will and devotion. later a new fortress the citadel was built on the other side of the harbor entrance directly opposite its old counterpart at night a chain was stretched between the two castles so that no ship could enter unnoticed from then on the city was practically unassailable. than his coat of arms symbolizes the two main sources of the city's pride its position as the key to the new world and its determination to defend this position daughterly. was. the the. plaza view the old square with its hotchpotch of architectural styles and the dilapidated state of its facades and plaster work the square exudes an air of melancholy and. the sun blazes down on to the city two hundred fifty day

havana, blah, blah, blah. the only word i know is havana. >> that's >> if you know the words yell it out. >> that's how we do it. >> we're glad you're with us on this tuesday morning. it's just after 10:00 o'clock. before we go ahead and talk about all that's trending today, allison is back with what's making news headlines this morning. hey, al. >> good morning, hold. first up darks the big day in the state of alabama. the special election for the state's vacant senate seat. democrat doug jones going against republican roy moore. moore has been accused of sexual misconduct involving multiple teenagers. he is denied all of these allegations. fox news poll has jones with a slight edge over moore in the red state. >>> three women who say that they were sexually harassed by president donald trump are once again speaking out. jessica leads, samantha hull veigh and rachel crooks are now demanding a congressional investigation. the women say that they were harassed and humiliated at the hands of the president. the white house is denying these accusations calling them quote total fiction. >>> french president is tweaking president trump's campaign slogan for a climate change initiative. he's giving quote make our planet great again grants to us climate scientists so that they can conduct research in france for the remainder of president trump's current term. world leaders are preparing for the climb summit which begins today in paris. you'll remember president trump withdrew from the paris climate deal. he was not invited to the su summit. >>> brown university is doing away with student loans. hallelujah. next year the ivy league school will eliminate all student loans in its under grad financial aid packages. instead they'll be replaced with scholarships. back in 2015, brown set a goal to raise $500 million for undergraduate financial aid. the university says the move will help attract the best students regardless of economic background. >>> that's my favorite story and finally facebook is reinventing the poke. the social media giant wants to introduce fresh ways to greet your online friends. so you'll have the choice of five greetings a wing, high five, a wave, or a hug along with the poke. it's still there. users here in the us apparently are going to have to wait for the changes though sources say the new options are being testified in the uk australia thailand, canada, columbia and france. why not the us? hmm. back to you. >> high five on that. >> i can honestly say i've never done a facebook poke. >> no. >> when people did poke you, were you like why are you poking me? what is that about? >> i realized two years later people could do that and had a whole bunch of pokes. >> i felt like marriage proposals, everything. who knew? >> thank you al. 10:04. let's check what's trending now this morning. first up, remember the young boy named keaton his mom recorded him as tearfully told her about how he was bullied. here it is. >> just us of curiosity why do they bully of it? why do you find joy is taking innocent people and fi finding a way to be mean to them. >> your heart melts for the young boy because you feel how upset he is. now there's little bit of a cloud over this. appears to be little debate on mom's motives in making that& video. the video has gone viral viewed more than 20 million times. thousands have come to his keaton include a number of celebrities. story shift add little bit here. keaton's mother being labeled a racist online after questionable posts to social media surfaced including photos of the family standing next to an holding couldn't federal flags. also claim that is the family only did this for money. according to keaton's sister her familiar dull not start a gofundme page and is not looking for any money. the gofundme page that apparently was out there is no longer taking donations but nearly $60,000 was raised. the question i money. >> where did the money go. >> who starred that fund. what are they doing with it. >> i hate this story gotten murky with all of this stuff. you know, i don't know how you put a kid up to that type of tears. i think that part is deafly real. it addressed a real issue bullying and how it just cuts across so many -- cuts across all gender, racial whatever lines. i hate that this has gone this route that little boy, i felt started something. >> he asked good questions. >> he sure did. >> for it to turn this way. just makes you say good lord. what can you believe in? >> you don't want to do a total flip and now start, you know, pointing fingers and bullying. >> exactly. >> that was the whole pointer. >> the whole point. >> of where it came from. you're right it took a questionable turn. >> yeah. >> and outhit see that. but in this world, everybody is digging for something. >> oh yeah. >> i feel bad for the little b boy. >> you hope that the family had good intention. >> right. >> despite whatever their, you know, situation is. >> if the familiar dull that have in the back room maybe this is the catalyst that leads to change or they see good. >> right. >> people are good. >> we want to help your son. >> we love your son. we don't want him to feel this way hopefully there's of there's some good that comes out of this altogether. >> hope so. >> right. >> what about this one? online ad for plus size panty hose is being slammed on social media. take look. some are calling this the most offensive way possible to advertise the product. this is a picture from wish.com it shows a thin woman stretching out plus size hosiery as you can imagine it has really caused a fire storm online. here a couple reaction tweets. i love figuring out my size by conceptual liesing how many skinny people will fit in my clothes and this one, it would have been so much easier to hire plus size models for this it's an unrealistic advertisement as well there's no indicator how it looks on plus size body it's inefficient as well as distasteful. >> that it is. >> that sums it up. >> right? what were you th thinking? good, yeah. >> put that on there. >> a lot of times when people do they do it to get attention. the company is he that it in a room and say, okay, nobody is talking about us. let's do something crazy and controversial. >> i get it but man what a way -- >> get in the headlines. >> when you're dancing on the edge. it can really go bad or -- >> the fact if you saw that ad they're selling them for three dollars maybe they have no budget and they have one model for everything they sell. >> we are talking about it. >> there you go. getting publicity out of it. >> also talking about this. 2017 what many are calling the year of the woman. according to miriam webster dictionary searches for the world feminism spiked 70%. >> feminism is 2017 word of the year. the theory of political economic and social equality of the s sexes. all year long major women gripped our nation there was the woman's march in washington back in january. along with sister demonstrations all around the garnering massive critical claim and directed by a woman the first held major super hero f film. on the small careen popular slos like game of thrones featured strong female characters in lead role. me too movement that rose out of the harvey weinstein scandal. so 2017 word of the year feminism. >> all right. let's talk about netflix because netflix has a number on the year in binge watching and according to survey by the streaming service, the number one netflix show americans family watched was stranger things. followed by a series of unfortunate events. 13 reasons why, fuller house and gilmore girls a year in the life. netflix says subscribers watched 140 million hours of netflix a day worldwide over the last 12 months. and january 1st was the most popular day glo globally for watching. the holiday hangover lasted a little longer in the united states. january 2nd was the most >> am i the only one who doesn't have netflix. >> i don't have it wis. >> i do but i question why. >> i never binge watched any of those. >> me neither. >> never seen anything on that. >> keep increasing the price. it's 10.99 a month. but i never watch it. >> one day when i'm like maybe it's on netflix. >> it's not. >> it's not. >> i'm with you wis. i had it. i tried it. two different times i just didn't watch it. >> i may have had free trial as well. i don't remember what i watch but then it was like must have not been that great because i don't remember and i didn't sign up for it. >> do you know what i got hip to. red box. >> has anyone ever done that. >> seriously? just now. >> 2017. >> no, no, no. because i just -- i realize they actually have current movies like more current than i hadn't seen like wonder woman. and -- >> you've never seen big red boxes sitting outside 7eleven, walmart. >> i've seen them. i never thought to rent a movie from it. >> dust off the dvd player. >> i actually did. i did. oh, my gosh. okay. >> whatever. >> from three years ago. >> wow. >> my i-pod. have you heard of that? >> exactly. >> all right. we have a star-studded 10a for you. interviews with zac efron, zendaya, camilla cam yo still ahead. >> get out the kleenex for this was because we have jimmy kimmel's very emotional night. more fallout in the firing of matt lauer plus prince harry gives up a advice for meghan. we have our celebrity dish we're serving it next. >> first it's coffee time on good day d.c. if you want one much our mugs now is the time to get online and enter. we have the dunkin' donuts mug to give away for your perfect cup of coffee. head to f foxdc.com/contests or facebook page and get that entry in by 11am. one lucky winner will be selected by random drawing. it is right now 10:11. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. 10:14 is the time. that means it's time for the good day celebrity dish. >>> and you know, someone is not coming out but they are coming in. who might that be? (doorbell). >> i anticipated the doorbell ringing. i knew it was going to sarah fraser. >> knock knock. >> you can stand wherever you want. where would you like to stand? >> right here. >> in the middle or on the side good i do like it when we go from fall tallest to shortest. i'm shorter than holly. >> we needing to this way. i can't see the prompter. >> there we go. >> slide to the left. >> slide to the left. >> here we go. hopefully that will work. >> we can read and talk. >> let's do it. here we go. >> you'll need to grab the tissue as we kick off the dish today last week jimmy kimmel's son bill hal a second heart surgery. last night, seven month odd bail billy made his second tv appearance on his father's late night show and the 50-year-old well he had the host had a hard time fighting back the tears. take look. [ applause ] >> thank you. i'm jimmy this is billy i was out last week because this guy had heart surgery but look he's fine, everybody. [ cheers and applause fine. [ laughter ] >> i want to thank chris pratt and tracy ellis ross and neal patrick harris and melissa mccarthy for filling us for us last week. [ laughter ] >> i love it. he went on to say daddy is crying on tv and bill system not. and he said he's going to be fine. he said i think they think he might even get a bronze medal in future olympic down the way. but any way, as you probably know at this point billy was born with heart defect that required open heart surgery immediately after his birth followed by this most recent surgery he'll have one more when he is a teen. but -- so scary. >> i love i love that jimmy kimmel wears his heart on his sleeve. maybe it's just from one crier to another because i'm a huge crier. >> right. >> i don't know. i have put jimmy kimmel up here now. >> in my late night hosts. >> it's great to see him so emotional. lots of different points. >> yeah. >> very cool. >> it's good to to hear his son is okay >> absolute. let's switch gears and talk about fired matt hour spotted with his daughter and his wife sunday christmas shopping and watching his daughter during her horse riding lessons. now, the picture is in sag harbor, new york that's where they took a picture of him. he had shopping bags and wrapping paper then he was -- they took pictures of him watching his daughter ride horses, his wife annette and their youngest son were also spotted at the stable. meanwhile vanity fair that nbc held around of -- around 60 hours -- 60hr meetings rather with in order to get ahead of any possible scandals heading their way. >> that's a lot of meetings. >> that's a lot of hr meeting. >> vile to look up those pictures we didn't clearly have the current pictures when he was spotted. >> i saw that. who knows? they always look unhappy but maybe that's just, you know -- >> who knows what's going on behind closed doors. >> exactly. >> i did see in the very end there they kind of showed montage with katie couric she posted a picture on instagram or something like that o what, you can't talk about matt lauer? and she -- she hasn't spoken yet about it and she simply said, i'll speak about it when i'm ready. >> which will be interesting. i know, right. hmm. okay. what does that mean? that could go either way. >> things still developing there. let's talk about this. i'm sure you'll have an opinion on this, wis. the things you do for your love. new report revealing that newly engage prince george's harry has quit smoking for fiance' meghan markle. although spoking is banned from royal residences including harry and meghan's future home of nottingham cottage the 33-year-old prince has been known to smoke cigarettes after a few drinks. he reportedly took up the habit while a student at eaton. but now for the lovely lady he is snuffing out what he even admitted was a once -- a pack a day habit. once a pack a day. a pack a day habit. >> who knew he smoked? i had no idea. >> i think there's been some pictures on the down low caught of him. >> wait a minute. back this thing up a so it's forbidden in the place where they're going to live, right. >> um-hmm. >> so technically he's not giving it up for her. he's giving it because he can't do it in the place where he lives. >> he's never been able. he's always lived in the royal palace. >> what's with the ban then? if it's banned how is he -- >> obviously he was still doing it even though it was forbidden. >> now he's saying i'm not going to do it. >> sorry prince not giving you credit for that one. move on. >> what? >> if it's banned and he was doing it. >> only in his house. >> only banned in his house. >> he isn't quitting cause of her. >> yes, he is. ?, he is wisdom. he's quitting because of her. >> stop breaking the rules because of her. >> yes. >> wis, he's a changed man. >> exactly. >> whatever. what did you change when you and your wife got married? >> we don't have enough time. [ laughter ] >> all for the better. >> i'm a nicer -- >> cleaned you up. >> you're absolutely right. you're absolutely right. women will clean you up. >> okay. >> you were going to say you're nicer now. >> i was going to say i am nicer sometimes. >> i was going to say lord, what were you before? >> i'm just k >> every day is a work in progress. >> aren't we all. >> dwayne the rock johnson and lauren hash january at a premier of jumanji two movie a few hours after they revealed that another baby is on the way. >> awe. >> second child for them. they're expecting that child in the spring. they've been dating for about a decade. they said it's a girl. baby rock. is that a pebble. >> that's pebble. that's a pebble that's coming. the rock has a 16-year-old daughter with his ex-wife danny garcia. they split in 2007. but she is still a producer in the jumanji two movie. >> good. >> his ex? >> yes ex-wife danny. >> that's pretty amicable. >> she's still active in his career. >> he's been dating this woman for ten years. >> they're not married? >> you don't think -- that's what people do now. >> that's what people -- >> giving the side eye. >> that's what people do in la. >> the rest of the country -- >> oh wis, come on. >> the rest of the country dating for ten y no-no. will exactly. >> i think it's fine. >> you get married ten times in two years. >> there you go. >> true. >> the rock you think it's okay to date for ten years. >> you're just out of fashion, wis. >> here we go. i think dating -- i've been going for five. >> day fox5. i don't feel any pressure -- >> we need to talk off line. >> we'll talk after this. [ laughter ] >> check this out. this is -- it was fun while it lasted we talked about the beer yesterday beyonce' beer. we have update for the beyonce' beer story from yesterday brooklyn brewery received aziz and desist letter over their brew called beer i don't know say. line up brewery owners katarina martinez was disappointed saying as hispanic female run business i'm very inspired by her so i thought i'd pay homage. >> oh please. >> i thought i'd steal her name. >> you know with better. >> trying to make money off of her. >> she's disappointed that she didn't take it a compliment but oh well it was fun while it lasted. you can still buy the beer while supplies last >> you know better. come on. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> take somebody's name. >> i don't think you start that project unless you know it will end that way. >> right. >> you try to get as much out as you can before you get caught. >> again this is all about marketing. let's try something because nobody knows who we are nobody is talking about us. even if we have to pull this -- >> we'll come out with something else. >> we'll come out with something else. >> thanks fraser. >> thanks guys. >> now let's talk. >> about this five-year dating. >> while they talk we'll do this. still ahead star-studded power in the district erin hitting the red carpet last night's -- i heart radio jingle ball. >> she'll join us in the studio all the big names that were will last night. erin will join us with those interview coming up. it's 10:22. ♪ >> if you think it's cold tomorrow, just wait a few hours. wait until tomorrow. the good stuff is about to get here. tucker barnes keeping an eye on it for us got our forecast right now. how cold are we talking, tuck. >> thanks for asking city. i'm getting the very latest right here. talking about wind chills in the single digits by seven, 8:00 o'clock tonight. and continue through the day tomorrow. tomorrow will be really gold d day. daytime highs probably don't get out of the upper 20s and low 30s waiting for the latest information to come up. i was programming into my super computer. 44 now in washington. notice the winds out of the south and so the front is not come through yet it will come through the next couple of hours and you're really going notice a few things. a the cloud cover but what i want to point out the winds which pick up in the wake of our system. you can see the snow showers right now out in the mountains just off to our south and west in southwestern pennsylvania. just off to our north and west, excuse me. i don't think the snow showers will make it across the mountains but that cloud cover will continue for a few more hours the winds pick up look at the lake effect snows east of chicago, and out towards cleveland. those very gusty winds will get in here later this afternoon and our temperatures are going to just fall off by late day and again we're talking about teens and single digits for whipped chills by seven, 8:00 o'clock tonight. i guess my advisory to you wear lots of layers and make sure you're ready for very cold night even though temperatures not too cold. much colder tonight. windy conditions setting up, and we're going to be in for very chilly conditions. wind chills by 9:00 p.m. in the teens. 19 just want to show you tomorrow morning. ng look at that. it will feel like 4 degrees by tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. in hagerstown. five in winchester. we're in for some he can treatment cold around here for about 48 hours starting later this afternoon. then it will warm up as we get into the weekend but by sunday for the redskins game looks good with temperatures near 50. cold won't last all weekend just 24 hours or so. okay, guys, that's the latest. wind chills in the teens and single digits later tonight. make sure you're ready for it. back to you. >> you of all of us probably love the cold the most. i don't think that's any kind of secret. is this going to be too cold for you or will you be out and about tonight? >> you know the wind gets to me a little bit. >> what? >> i'm going to be honest, i kind of enjoy it. so it won't be terrible. >> refreshing to you, right? take the dog out for a walk and enjoy time outside. >> yup. i don't have a dog but if i did i'd take him for walk. >> i believe you'll be walking a dog at some point today. >> borrow one. >> my neighbors is a have cat. maybe we'll go for a catwalk. >> i don't think the cats like the cold as much as dogs do. >> that won't work. >> thanks tuck. > still ahead our erin como hit the red carp at last night's i heart radio jingle ball and she'll join us with all the highlights coming up next. >> to two youngest hollywood young stars join hugh jackman in the musical the greatest showman kevin's interview with zac efron and zendaya. that's next. ♪ this holiday season... give the gift of effortlessly smooth feet... from amope. amope pedi perfect with diamond crystals. removes rough, hard skin... effortlessly... for touchably smooth feet. the perfect gift... for that special someone on your list. ♪ >> so tell me do you where runways... ♪ ♪ >> does it bother you that everything you're selling is fake? >> do she's smiles seem fake. >> we have more frosters every day. >> all right. you saw it. wolverine singing. that was a look at part of the trailer for the upcoming movie musical the greatest showman film stars hugh jackman, at pt barnum alongside a long list of talented stars including zac efron and zendaya. kevin mccarthy sat down with them and here it is. >> my favorite scene when he's with the family and doing that wish sequence. shot a beautiful sight with the light hitting the curtains on the rooftop. >> i'm curious sighting here in new york such a cool experience. you guys are amazing actors very successful careers. if vick one wish right now what would it be in your real lives? >> this is going corny. >> never does. >> say it. this is it. we wish jointly for world piece. >> world peace. >> that sounds crazy right now but with everything going on, we just need little more love. we need a little more piece a little more zest tans. >> that's one of the reasons i think that we're so excited about this film is it gets that message across. in so many ways. music the music and the songs really, they find a way inside your heart and soul to leave you with the message in mind but also just excited on life and happy to be part of this world, um, and that's christmas message that, you know, everyone needs. i hope everyone see. >> i'm curious how the sinking works movie like this. the sinking is inn kell. >> you talk but longer. >> do you go into -- when do you record the music? when do you record the actual songs and then when you're doing it onset in order to make it look like you're singing in the verse we're hearing how -- do you actually physically sink onset then work? >> yeah. >> it's kind of a combo. you lay down kind of a basic track so you know... like skeleton. >> skeleton track. you know what notes you have to hit and kind of the cadence you want to sing at, but and that gives you something to -- you have to really singling the day. >> unless you look -- fake. >> interesting. >> so but oftentimes you get better as you progress because then you're, um, as you're shooting, you find different things throughout the song different intentions and you find that your voice gets better and you can hit different notes. you can revisit the studio and then add in those little laughs or accent marks or, um, i don't know, just maybe take a way different stuff. >> nobody wants to hear our life version while we were swinging around. >> i want to hear the life version. >> it's a lot of... >> all right. just reminder the great showman hits theaters december 20th. >> all right. well, some of radio stars actually rock the nation's capital at theism heart radio jingle ball. >> erin como was there on the red carpet. how was it? >> it was really fun an exciting night. i liked staying up past my bedtime getting glammed up a little bit. >> who doesn't like that. >> i'll take it. >> wisdom does that like that. >> past your bedtime 4:00 p.m. call. >> my bedtime is normally 7:00 i push it to 10:00. i'll take it. >> it's for the cause. >> for the cause of interviewing hot young celebs i definitely got to chat with some of them on the red carpet inn clueing former fifth harmony singer camilla kabeo. i asked her about her journey going solo. take listen. >> so havanaartist how is the journey putting together this album opposed to with fifth harmony. >> it's been great. i mean i've been writing songs, you know, since i was like 1 different environment. i was lucky to actual actually be able to do it in studio and not my bathroom on, energy a laptop. >> red nosed reindeer had a very shiny nose. and if you ever saw him, you would even say it glows. >> she got a little bit into the christmas holiday spirit there on the red carpet. she was such a sweetheart we loved talking with her i got the cha and to talk with julie michaels written a song of songs.& hit songs for artist like gwen stefani, justin beiber, selena gomez, dem my lovato and fifth harmony. she came out with her own song issues much it's nominated for song of the year. i asked you how she decides whether or not to copy a song for herself. >> you know, it's kind of just a feeling that you get when the sound like unthe lyrics sound like you and there's a certain essence that just feels like

havana has not prevented a unique human donz company from winning international attention the group is no stranger to restrictions both at home and abroad the sea and human from havana. it's difficult to put a label on. it's a dance company with very obvious spanish influence. but it's not flamenco. it's much more the in the provocative movements the facial expressions something that is in fact very caribbean. this is the least of cuba dance company a work of art and love that began as an experiment in the opinion that miley i learned to dance ballet spanish dance in flamenco and popular cuban dances cha cha cha folklore kong and so on which i adore and the effort dances they have their own specific music and style the song and we going down the rivers i wanted to fuse all that into one result a fusion of all those types of dances into one that's what we are a mixture of all this but this fusion style has been receiving brave reviews at home and of performances in more than twenty countries it's the first cuban company in fact to appear in the latin grammys but it's been a struggle getting the call be lending your own when i feel that because of the way we started as an independent company many people who control the cuban state institutions don't like it because it's a message that you can flourish in your own. eventually cuba's culture ministry agreed to provide the company a large building. it's allowed to expand her other key project a dance school for nearly fifteen hundred children and adolescents the next generation of police cell phones and dancers the waiting list is long these eight year old practise outside before going. to their class knowing they're among the lucky ones. since i was small i wanted to be a dancer i would say mom mom i want to dance lets up on so dance cuba school has two years ago the school receives the international spotlight award from former u.s. first lady michelle obama. but as always there are challenges the least of which are the handmade costumes in a way these costumes tell the twenty six year old history of this company and that includes political obstacles for example the trumpet ministrations recent decision to stop issuing visas from its embassy here in havana has forced the company to cancel planned tours to the united states. alfonso and her husband the company's manager take it in stride as they go through their paces prepared to take the rest of the world by storm. to see a newman. the big bend in the british parliament famous clock tower has chimed once again after months of silence to celebrate the christmas season. the bell has been undergoing repairs since the middle of august the clock housing big ben is being dismantled so each individual cog can be refurbished traditionally big ben always brings in the new year just before the annual fireworks display on the thames the works of shuttle to finish in twenty twenty one. welcome if just joining us piece it will be here in doha with your headlines today north korea has called the latest round of u.n. sanctions an act of war north korea's state news agency says the strengthening of its nuclear terror program is the only way to frustrate to the u.s. the u.n. imposed extra measures on py