i am back with arizona senate candidate kari lake. angerous moment in time. but is this resonating on citizens there? if you're running for the senate right now. can you win? >> absolutely. i mean, the polling shows that it's pretty much a dead heat right now. it hooks like it's going to be a three-way race. i'm running against a radical democrat, and kyrsten sinema is the inincumbent, and she recently became an independent which is comical because she's voted with joe biden 100% of the time. is so the people in arizona are recognizing these democrat policies have done nothing to secure the border, they've done nothing except tear down our strong economy that president trump had us in, and and they're recognizing that these are destructive policies, and they want a change. they recognize that the people that have been in office like sinema and gallego is have vote vote for the destruction of our energy sector, have voted for a defunding of police that actually makes our streets less safe. maria: right. >> so i think the people of arizo

today, a judge ruled on that and flatly denied kari lake's request to throw at the defamation claims against her. the judge ruled that if lake statements about stephen richer approved to be false or defamatory, they do not deserve the protection of the first amendment. now, kari lake is not just a republican candidate for senate in arizona or a governor for that matter. her name has been floated out on donald trump shortness of candidates for vice president. in fact, donald trump has already test drive the kari lake defense, claiming that all of his election lies, we're just free speech. so, this case has significant implications for what we as a country allow election deniers to get away with. georgia election workers, ruby freeman and shaye moss just won a 140 million dollar judgment against their defamation case against rudy giuliani with their 2020 election lies. whether we will see the architect of the big lie held accountable is very much still an open question. much more ahead tonight, including the unusual calling inside the biden campaign, as everyone everywhere else goes ins

and so earlier this summer steven richer sued kari lake for defamation. in court lawyers tried to argue all her bogus claims should be protected, that they are free speech. they argue lake's claims are just, quote, ruatorial hyperbole, and they asked the judge to throw out the defamation case in its entirety. well, today a judge ruled on that and flatly denied kari lake's request to throw out it defamation requests against her. the judge ruled if lake's statements against steven richter are provepen to be false and defamatory -- her name has been floated on donald trump's short list for candidates as vice president. donald trump is already test driving the kari lake defense, claiming all his election lies were free speech, too. this has implications for what we as a country allow election deniers to get away with. georgia election workers ruby freeman and shaye moss just won a $148 million judgment in their defamation against against rudy giuliani. but whether we'll get to see the architect of the big lie held accountable is very much still an open questio

larry: all right, care kari lake, a nice lead. spot on the issues, two things, merry christmas and good luck, i hope i see you soon in the new year thank you kari lake. >> thank you, larry. support our race, thank you. larry: all right. >> we will switch gearings talk foreign policy, where is president biden on houthis humiliating u.s., joining me now great john roratcliffe. you know, john, let's see last night, cash p kash patel said there areony there about 2 thousand houthis -- said there are only about 2000 houthis, that is a 10th of a donald trump rally, yet biden administration does not seem to want to retaliate for their shutting down the red sea, and for their attacks our military assets. john ratcliffe what y how is this possible. >> i'm surprised that you are surprised. houthis are only latest lesser opponent to kick sand in the face of the biden administration. this week is houthis before that was hamas and iran and for that it has been china and you know russia. yeah, kash patel is right in terms of houthi's capability

kari lake, republican from arizona. kari lake, welcome back to the show. i want to read this. poll, you got 41%, this is the general election, kari lake, 41, reuben gallego, incumbent krysten sinema 16. you're rocking out there. what is the big issue for you. >> well it's the border and the border and the economy and basically getting back to policies that make sense and help arizona families so they feel secure, see what they're making is going further and people are really concerned about the future. they look back where they were four years ago. our border was secure. we have had a great energy policy, our economy was growing and now it's just the opposite. you mentioned plagiarism. i kind of wish joe biden would plagiarize some of president trump's policies because we would be in a better place right now. you're looking at the footage you're showing right now, this is just, we can't sustain this number of illegal folks coming in across our border. it is an invasion. we have the largest number of people coming in one day, nearly 15,000 across our southern border and they're

kari lake, good luck in the senate race. >> thank you.will be huge tiktok stars by the time they get back. >> they can blow up in their own country. we have enough tiktok people in america. merry christmas. >> thank you, same to you. >>> joe biden go to sleep. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. peo

not much pressure on your shoulders, cary lake. >> i'm working hard. go to kari seat. >> brian: over to ainsley. >> ainsley: a live look at capitol hill. the presidents of harvard, u penn, mit are going to testify before the house education committee over the disturbing rise of anti-semitism on american campuses. especially among the so-called elite institutions. house conference chair elise stefanik sits on the committee. she is also an alum of harvard and has called on the university's president to resign in recent weeks and she joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. great to be with you this morning. >> ainsley: so good to have you on. what is your reaction to what is happening at elite universities and what do you want to hear today? it is abhorrent, ainsley. this rides and really explosion of anti-semitism on college puss. it's fund mentally hold these university presidents accountable. i'm very focused on what has been allowed to fester at harvard. the fact that president claw dean gay. the president of harvard university was silent ov

. >> if you would like to meet donald trump jr., kimberly guilfoyle, or kari lake, please make your wayo the back of the stadium. again, if you would like to meet donald trump jr. or kari lake or kimberly guilfoyle, please make your way to the back of the stadium right now. >> jimmy: not all at once, please, folks! [ laughter ] do not rush the stage, we don't want anybody to get hurt! [ laughter ] it's not a very good election day for the magaverse yesterday. democrats took control of the state house and senate in virginia. they held on to the governorship in deeply red kentucky, even though trump made a last-minute push for the republican candidate. "kentucky, get out and vote for daniel cameron for governor." as soon as cameron lost he wrote, "daniel cameron lost because he couldn't leave the centrist mitch mcconnell. i moved him up 25 points but the mcconnell relationship was too much to bear." so under the bus you go. [ moans and applause ] >> jimmy: he's never lost, really incredible. he wins even when he loses. voters in ohio overwhelmingly passed a measure to protect a women's ri

anti-immigrant policies from racial profiling by sheriff joe arpaio, to show me your papers in 2010, to kari lake who says an invasion is happening at the southern border. the biden campaign has also launched spanish radio ads on radio campesina and other spanish radio stations in arizona and nevada, marking what it says is the earliest ever investment by democrats in black and latino radio for a re-election campaign. so far the trump campaign has focused more on the early primary states. they didn't respond to our questions about their plans for arizona. misinformation and disillusionment can feed off the deeply misrooted trust many feel and that's why radio campesina has taken to its odd yps. >> it's saturday night in phoenix, arizona, and we're at this community event hosted by radio campesina. this isn't just fun and games. there's a political strategy. building trust with the community. >> radio campesina knows their way into the community and it's through outreach events like this. >> they're here for the rodeo, to drink, and be with their families and yet you on stage are talking about pol

kari lake knows exactly what she's doing. they all know exactly what they're doing. >> mm-hmm. >> they had past lives, a lot of them supported barack obama. a lot of them like to paint themselves as it shall. >> supported abortion rights. >> yeah, supported abortion rights. what they do, and what rudy giuliani just did there was, first, as david french said, you've got to lie. you have to twist reality. in this case, it was the biggest lie of all. oh, my gosh, i forgot, the guy in congress. all you need to do is look at the bible, and that's what i do. jesus' man in congress, the speaker of the house. what did he have to do to get to power? liz cheney told us, but liz didn't have to tell us because we already knew. he embraced this guy that uses jesus as a political shield and claims that he may be the aaron or the moses. what does he do? he embraces the big lie. when he's called on it, remember the first press conference, the anger, the rage, people shouting down the press for even bringing up the fact that this speaker, thi

she was going to lose in a primary to congressman ruben gallego and then you have republican kari lake. she ran for governor last time, lost although she has disputed that, she's an election conspiracy theorist and a very vocal trump ally. because it's a three-way race, anything can happen. if kyrsten sinema runs, her path is so narrow. she has to win over a large majority of independents and polls show her taking more republicans from lake and from democrats. she could pull off some of those moderate john mccain type republicans from lake that she has sort of ostracized in her first campaign. there are indications she is trying to run a more disciplined campaign and stay more on message. republicans have a wary skepticism. this race is hard to handicap. >> a reminder, this program and all of c-span's campaign 2024 coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaign. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage continues with the presidential primaries and caucuses. watch live on the c-span network is the first votes are cast in the upcoming presidential election along with candidate speeches an

racial profiling by sheriff arpaio, to the show me your paper's law in 2010, to senate candidate kari lakereporter: the biden campaign has already launched spanish language radio ads on radio campesina, and other spanish language stations in arizona and nevada, marking what it says is the earliest ever investment by democrats in black and latino radio for a reelection campaign. so far, the trump campaign has focused more on the early primary states. they did not respond to our questions about plans for arizona. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: misinformation and disillusionment can feed off the deeply rooted mistrust that many latinos feel. and that's why radio campesina is connecting with its audience in unique and traditional ways. >> saturday night in phoenix, arizona. and we are at this rodeo community event that's being hosted by radio campesina. this is so much fun and there is games. this is a political strategy. this is radio campesina's way of building trust with the community. >> [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: radio campesina knows their community, and it's through outreach event

we did see, you know, those election denying candidates like kari lake in arizona really paying a price subscribing to the attacks that donald trump has made on the election process, on democratic institutions, on the peaceful transfer of power. so this attempt to reframe january 6th and the attempt to overthrow the government and turn that into something that his supporters see as pro democracy, that was not persuasive to general election voters in 2022 and it's something that i think, you know, democrats see as a potentially winning issue again in 2024, as long as trump is not successful, you know, in, as you say, flipping that script. >> molly, there is another issue that has come up, something that we saw very much in 2016. i feel like we are on some sort of repeat here. health care. we have now heard from donald trump who was the first to start it talking about getting rid of obamacare and then desantis has also jumped in saying he's promising a new health care plan to supersede, as he put t although he didn't pell spell out any plan, obamacare. biden also jumping in. is this going

now, if vice president kari lake would do nothintoarve his most evil impulses. and wait, there is.ump is not just looking to fill his cabinet with loyalists, his allies are also prescreen the ideologies of thousands of potential foot soldiers as part of the unprecedented operation to centralize and expand his power at every level of the u.s. government, should he win in 2024. to those of you clinging on to the idea that america survived one trump administration, and can certainly survive another, remember that a second trump term certainly will not be like the first. this time he would be back with no guard rails. just an army of yes men enabling and unleashing his most extreme impulses. joining me now are kurt birdell, democratic strategist and spokesperson for republicans in the contributor to l. a. times. hazel brown writer and editor for msnbc daily and -- latino and msnbc contributors. pray for you all to be with us. i think we cannot be clearer than what we just laid out here. because you saw even as a last night, and events sponsored by the unrepublican club, trump doubled d

ted cruz, kari lake, arizona texas border a big issue.to run on that and focus on that and need president trump back to secure the border as well. >> rachel: why are the republicans funding these ngos. >> we are funding ukraine too. it's insanity. >> rachel: it's insanity. george soros is funding them. >> it's clown world what we live. in. >> rachel: clown world but dangerous. really dangerous. >> it is. >> rachel: thank you both for joining us. lisa, garrett. >> come to compete with jobs. what about the black children in the ghetto? we have to make a future for them. trump come in here, clean this mess up. the most corrupt city in the united states. there's a city of chicago. >> wow, those are truth bombs. chicago residents are seething over the nearly 27,000 illegals who are descended on the city in just the last year. the message to city leaders, take care of us first. joining me now is pastor corey brooks, ceo of project h.o.o.d. pastor brooks, how utterly demoralizing it must be for these residents. what is going on? is he a reflecti

vance, sarah huckabee sanders, kari lake who ran and lost for senate in arizona. byron donalds of florida. marjorie taylor greene. tucker carlson. potential vice presidential contenders. >> go on. >> i can't! >> well, these are people who have been put forward as many people in trump circle. as you know trump does not have any kind of orderly process. one of the things you'll be thinking about if you are normal person running for president, what if something happened to me? who can do this job? none of these people would passed that test. he is preparing for a kind of -- and this goes to barbara's work, a kind of cold civil war. there is no attempt to expand his coalition. no attempt to reach out. in donald trump's case it seems perverse but these are the things that normal people try to do. they try to be president, even for the people who didn't vote for him. trump has always been clear, i want my 46%. the other 53 or 54, i'm going to deal with them by shaving them off. one of the most important things in this election is you are going to see republican donors b

in arizona, there were faulty boating machines in maricopa county for kari lake's election and allegationslican strongholds. we watched it with our own eyes in philly. poll observers claimed they were held back and couldn't see the ballots. until the court stepped in. all of these shenanigans keep happening with democrats. and now voters are confessing to pollsters there were shenanigans, all right. how do we clean this up before the next election so we don't experience dÉjÀ vu? florida secretary of state cory byrd has cleaned up his state's system enjoins us now. how do we tighten this thing up? >> the best thing for states to do is follow florida's lead. if you look at the 2020 election we are the third largest state in the country and had results of what happened in florida. we can predict the winner within two and a half hours of the polls closing. even though we had a great election in 2020, the state didn't rest on laurels under ron desantis leadership. we band ballot harvesting. we band drop boxes. we've created the office of election crimes and security where we are going after and

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most high profile maga foot soldiers at cpac hungary, including failed arizona senate candidate kari lake, and white nationalist sympathizer, arizona congressman paul gosar. and orban's remarks make it clear why his american hard right admirers see hungary's fascist dictatorship as a model for the u.s. he denounced lgbtq rights and what he called woke culture. and told his audience of international right wingers, quote, no migration, no gender, no war. adding, hungary is actually an incubator, where experiments are done on the future of conservative policies. hungary is the place where we didn't gist talk about defeating the progressives and liberals can causing a conservative christian political turn, but we did it. it's no wonder then that america's own fascist right agrees and has been on a years long campaign to make it happen. in 2021, one of orban's biggest cheerleaders, tucker carlson, took his show to budapest for a week. >> the small country with a lot of lessons for the rest of us. one last thing, because the example of hungary is so powerful, not just in europe, but to the worl

she hasn't declared for re-election and she is facing kari lake on the republican side who hasn't moderatedllego on the democratic side who is raising a lot of money is a marine combat veteran. and so he feels -- they feel pretty confident in the gallego camp that they can beat cinema who may want to kind of, you know, feels like she didn't have any allies right now. >> rich: all right, julia, what are you watching? >> i'm watching michigan. >> this is a state that has said to be -- leans towards democrats, at least when we are looking at the senate race. the race to replace outgoing senator debbie stabenow. i think it's interesting from the republican and democratic perspective when we look at the republican primary that's forming in michigan it's fascinating because you have more pro-trump candidates like former detroit police chief james craig running. and then you have former congressman pete meyer who voted to impeach former president trump and essentially lost his job in the primary in michigan because of that decision to impeach trump. and then, of course, once we go to the general e

primary to ruben gallego was a clear front-runner for the democratic nomination of any of republican kari lakethat is a clear front runner in the republican path. she ran for governor last time, lost although she has disputed that. she's an election conspiracy theorist and a very vocal trump ally. i think republicans but because it's a three-way race anything can happen. instead -- cinema sinemar path asunder because just to win over a large majority of independence and actually polls show are taking more from republicans and from lake than she does some democrats. if sinema does ranji run f some of those moderate john mccain type republicans from lake that she has sort of ostracized in the way in her first campaign. there are indications she's trying to run a more disciplined campaign, stayed more a message on a type republicans their sort of a wary skepticism there that can surely do that? so this race is hard to handicap. is it going to be a two-way race for a three-way race? either way it's very competitive so it's one we've rated in the tossup,. >> reminder this procurement all of c-span'

anti-immigrant policies, from racial profiling to the show me your papers law in 2010, to senate candidate kari lakeinvasion is happening at the southern border. >> joe biden is different. >> the biden campaign has also launched spanish language radio ads on radio campesina and other stations, marking what it says is the earliest ever investment by democrats in black and latino radio. so far the campaign is focused more on the early primary states. it didn't respond to our questions about the quest for arizona. misinformation, disillusionment can feed off the deeply rooted mistrust many latinos feel, and that's why -- has taken to connecting with its audience in a unique in traditional way. it's saturday night in phoenix, arizona. where at this rodeo community event that's being hosted by radio campesina. it's not just fun and games. it's a political strategy. this campesina is building trust with the community. >> [speaking in a global language] >> radio campesina nestle into the community, and it's through outreach events like this. >> people are trying to have fun, they're here for the rodeo, to

presidents include trump's former press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders, the prominent election dire, kari lake, former fox news host, tucker carlson, to name a few. take a look at this potential cabinet. the likes of stephen miller and jeffrey clark, one of his codefendants in the r.i.c.o. case in fulton county, georgia. his son-in-law, jared kushner, as secretary of state. i will point out jamie dimon who is on this thing. he's the ceo of jpmorgan chase. this one doesn't really seem to fit, to me. he's not exactly considered a trump loyalist, but rather someone who the trump team considers to be a star power pick. a source tells axios that trump, quote, loves billionaires. there are obstacles in the way to implement these policies, but trump's allies have proven that they are willing to jump over all of them, legal or not. but the republican party as a whole is continuing to shift farther to the right, and the more they do it, the more it benefits trump and his agenda. in less than a decade, donald trump has managed a near complete takeover of one of the major political parties in america. a

senator john bourassa, who's a conservative republican, who's not the weakest of them -- he endorsed kari lake in arizona. an election doesn't hire. and there are almost 100 election deniers, some of them are running for secretary of state, who may well win their elections, because nobody is taken the leadership to do anything about it. >> yeah. and karla's, having served in congress, the founders had this idea that, yeah, you have one government. all these courts that we report off our page out of the same federal treasury as the other officials in the other branches. and yet, the court system, with its problems, has held up pretty strong. the congress as a check on the executive, much less so. the founders, of course, burnish lee envisioned that those would be three fully separate branches. we know trump doesn't see it that way. i want to play a little just brief -- speaker of the house, here in the line of succession, you have all the supposed power, and this is how that then president trump, 2017, talked about him. >> kevin mccarthy, whereas kevin? there is my kevin. it follow me into the

we saw with katie hobs and kari lake in arizona. people don't want to debate like they used to. wouldn't you like to see it? >> dana: it was great sean hannity had the ability to pull it together for all of us to watch. final word, tom? >> i don't like the red background. if i were doing a debate i don't like a red background. it looks hot. the cool blue background made -- look at him drinking water. >> dana: like it was too warm on the red side. >> tv uses the sky and what we're used to. >> dana: journalism school blue looks good on everyone and now everybody knows that, too. that means you as well with your favorite color. >> bill: everything is blue in my world. thank you, guys. and welcome back to what we believe will be the moment of truth fast approaching for george santos. lawmakers geared up to vote to give him the boot. a clear and present danger is what americans are saying about china in many different categories. military, technology, etc. the threat that beijing poses to the u.s., how you feel about it at home. we have two terrific guests coming up live from the ron

"good luck with that," said david perdue, kari lake, doug mastriano, herschel walker, dr.hat kid he forced to mow his lawn. [ laughter and applause just -- it's a long list justice amy coney barrett said in an interview yesterday that the supreme court should adopt an ethics code, and added, quote, "all nine justices are very committed to the highest standards of ethical conduct." and when he read that interview, clarence thomas laughed so hard he almost fell off a billionaire's yacht. [ laughter and applause the drug manufacturer novo nordisk announced yesterday that is has acquired a new hypertension drug for $1.3 billion, but they quickly made that money back after selling five vials of insulin. [ audience oohs [ light laughter ] i guess my question is where did we think the laugh was [ laughter ] like, as i'm saying it, i'm like, "wait a sec, this might not work." [ laughter ] well - [ applause ] got something pretty cool, though -- because you had to suffer through that, everybody look under your seat vial of insulin. [ laughter ] according to a new survey, baby boome

country's most anti-immigrant policies from racial profiling, to the papers in 2020 to senate candidate kari lakethern border. the biden campaign has launched spanish language radio ads on campasina, and other stays stations in arizona and nevada. so far, the trump campaign has focused more on the early primary states. they didn't respond to our questions about their plans for arizona. >> misinformation and disillusionment can feed off the deeply rooted mistrust many latinos feel, and that's why radio campasina has connected with its audience in a unique way. it's saturday night in phoenix, arizona, and we're at this rodeo community event. there's a political strategy. this is their way of building trust with the community. they know the community, and it's through outreach events like this. >> here there are people trying to have fun. they're here for the rodeo, to drink, to be with their families, yet you all on stage were talking about politics and disinformation. was that strategic? >> yes, because, yes, we are here to celebrate, enjoy a day, but this is the way you do it, by registering to g

from racial profiling by sheriff -- to the show me your paper's law in 2010, to senate candidate kari lakesion is happening at the southern border. the biden campaign has already launched a spanish language radio ads on radio campesina campesina and other spanish language stations in arizona and nevada, marking what it says is the earliest ever investment by democrats in black and latino radio for a reelection campaign. so far, the trump campaign has focused more on the early primary states. they didn't respond to our questions about their plans for arizona. misinformation and disillusionment can feed off the deeply rooted mistrust many latinos feel, and that's why radio campesina has taken to connecting with its audience in a unique and traditional way. it's saturday night in phoenix, arizona, and we're at this rodeo -- event that's been hosted by radio campesina. this is so much better than just fun and games, there's a political strategy. this is radio campesina's way of building trust with the community. >> [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: radio campesina knows the way into

his allies, rudy giuliani, kari lake, they are struggling with facts in the courtroom. what donald trump understands is if he's going to win in court, he's going to have to do it in a way beyond law and facts. and that's with this stirring up of political rhetoric and mobs of people to intimidate the system. and that's what our system is designed to prevent. >> there's an element of this filing i want to have you talk us through. that's one of the things smith specifically cites is the question of trump's state of mind. trums state of mind very much the heart of the investigation. the defendant's state of mind during the charged conspiracies would be a key issue at trial. both parties will introduce circstantial evidence of the defendant's state of mind, and the defendant may choose to testify himself. but the defendant should be precluded from eliciting speculative testimony from any witnesses other than himself about the defendant's state of mind or beliefs about the election or his claims of election fraud. help us understand what jack smith is driving at here. >> ye

they boosted kari lake, they boosted mark finch and those election deniers. >> some came really closeame close. it was not the margin of 17-point victory doug ducey had in 2018. >> right. >> they turned their attention to rusty bowers, the arizona house speaker who they were upset with because he didn't overturn arizona's election results. they went and were successfully able to primary him in the state. what you see with this group is an investment of money into young people, folks like tim, they're a different breed of conservative operatives, right. the staffers that you find in so many campaigns today, especially in arizona, they come through the turning point pipeline. they are prodigies of charlie kirk, somebody who has suggested there's a war on white people, has called the democratic party the party of perverts. that is the guy that they look up to, and those are now the operatives of today's generation, those 20 year olds that are coming through the republican ranks to run campaigns today. >> tim, what did the conversation feel like to you? were you having reasoned conversati

. >> cory lakes, the former karie from arizona forvernor a governor, and she joins me now. >> me now. kerry. >> did you hear that guyt that malaysian interviewed? in work ?n work >> and they say, yes, yes. and then they all say, wait, no, no, no, no, no .. we're not here for work. we're day. we're here from danger. . >> we're fleeing danger. yes. the script, they havleeingey to to memorize to try to seek asylum, which, by the way, my opponents in the u.s. senate race here in arizona want to give everybody coming across asylum. kno >> we know exactly what these guys are. i mean, this guy, thesw ex these are like invasion influencers. thes, in orderave to to save our own homeland, we're going to have to send them all backm al to their homeland because we're in a world of hurt here. we've got the cartels controllin.g the border. >> and, you know, these people are coming across. many of them are right in to tho a border town on the other side of the border, and they're and walking across, being processed by ourbeing pr border patrol fo. they're just leading up a joeumn biden, the largest

lakes. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.clearing out by late morning, sunny afternoon and temperatures in the low to mid 60s. expect our weather to repeat over the next few days, cold >> if you are heading out the door, don't forget "today" sirius xm channel 108. >>> best time of the morning - >> can you guess who we're starting with? >> taylor swift. >> yes, we are she earned a golden globe nomination for cinematic and box office achievement thanks to her record-breaking eras tour concert film, which by the way will be available to rent at home starting tomorrow on swift's 34th birthday in a special extended version the digital rental is set to feature three performances not seen in theaters so gives you another reason to watch something else this morning, we have a "popstart" exclusive sneak peek at one of those songs. this is from her 2019 "the archer" from her lover album ♪ come back ♪ ♪ i say don't want that ♪ ♪ but if i do ♪ ♪ because cruelty wins in the movies i've got 100 thought out speeches i almost said to you ♪ >

lakes. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.>> don't forget, if you're heading out the door take us with you but best time of the morning right now "popstart". >> make carson proud this morning. first up, alicia keys last night the singer made a major announcement for the musical loosely based on her life "hell's kitchen" currently off broadway but not for long. take a listen. >> we are beyond ecstatic that "hell's kitchen" is transferring to broadway! yes! to be able to be a 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 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 ama

lakes. heavy rain in the east snow showers back through the cascades and >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist karie near the freezing mark in some of our inland areas especially in the north bay. and we're back to some dry weather for the weekend into early next week. san francisco getting ready for some rain moving in by noon. i have ever seen that's huge. huge. >> yeah, from "migration". >>> coming up, imagine meeting your biggest hero when you need it the most. we were there when duane the "rk" johnson made dreamsoc c >>> welcome back well, since it began in 1980, make-a-wake has granted more than 900 wishes for children with critical illnesses all around the world. >> child by child, wish by wish, they change lives. this week, make-a-wish went even bigger. >> jacob soboroff joins us now with a heart warming story. >> reporter: yeah, this was such a special day. the children of make-a-wish are dealing with unimaginable hardships. one thing they never run out of is hope. make-a-wish allows them to dream. for these kids, dwayne johnson is the dream of a lifetime on a 78 degree day in southern cal

lakes. we're also looking at sunshine out west that's what's going on around >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist karirtly cloudy for tomorrow. saturday, we'll be watching rain coming in into the north bay and coastal areas and off and on rain through early next week. so we have a few more days of dry conditions and m neck of the woods. >>> that's your latest weather best time of the morning. >> we're on a streak this morning. i never heard of whamageddon it has people turning down the volume on a christmas classic. we have emilie ikeda here to explain the game. it's growing in popularity >> this is a fun one they are trying to go without ever hearing wham's holiday hit "last christmas. a warning to those playing along, you will hear this christmas classic over the next couple of minutes. it's synonymous with the holiday season, and it's almost impossible to get out of your head ♪ ♪ last christmas, i gave you my heart ♪ ♪ >> iconic pop duo wham's 1984 hit "last christmas". it's that classic classic some are trying to dodge this season. in the viral survival game known as whamageddon. it has more than

flurries around the great lakes, rain and snow in the pacific northwest, southern chill down through the gulf coast into the southeast >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kariotty activity later tonight, clearing out over night. >>> all righty, hoda had to leave a little early, but best time of the morning, still >> she's got a little school thing. >> don't take it personally. she'll be back for the fourth hour >> thought she was protesting "popstart". >> best time of the morning. >> thank you, uncle al >> imdb out with their big year-ender we're talking about what the online entertainment database company has dropped as the ten best movies and tv series, based on web page views. let's take a look at the films first. starting at 10, "the flash," "flowers of the killer moon," moon," the new "little mermaid," "guardians of the galaxy." "barbie" was number two, and the number one movie was -- >> "oppenheimer" >> are we saying there's ahere' chance that when we push that button, we destroy the world? >> the chances are near zero. >> what do you want? >> zero would be nice. >> that's it. the christopher nolan film "oppenheimer" grabbed that top spot. remember th

lakes. that storm exiting the northeast and new england. we're looking for snow and wind coming across the inner mountain region and cascades. that's what's going on aroroun >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist karigain tomorrow. we're going to set it on repeat throughout the week. cold mornings and mild >>> and that's your latest weather. oh, look at the time i got to go. >> sit down. you sit down. >> time flies when you are having fun we are celebrating something big today, mr. roker your 45th anniversary with nbc from his start at cleveland affiliate -- >> then it was an independently operated station. >> correct it started in 1976 -- 1978, his 2 years with today al, my friend, you are the beating heart of this show. >> the heart and the soul, okay. that's a lot of early wake-ups so let's take some numbers here. more than 7,000 to be exact, at 3:45 27 macy's thanksgiving day parades. 13 olympics. you know, roker, you are like the first person most of us met when we came here. it all started 45 years ago, and you always made every person feel included and loved. the new day at one point or another including my time at wnbc, which i'm very proud of. so here i am, having a good time with all of >