nick watt is here to clear up the confusion with another look at these rising stars. ♪ so baby pull me back seat of your rover ♪ >> reporter: this song was number one for three months. ♪ don't let me down ♪ don't let me down down down >> reporter: along with this summer anthem, both grammy-nominated. as was the duo that made them, hailed as the biggest popstars in america, traveling the world, living the life. ♪ ♪ and there was nobody by my side ♪ >> reporter: the chain smokers. you may know them from their 2014 break-out hit. >> but first, let me take a selfie. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: then from a splashy billboard magazine article, you get the impression they're dreadful bros, bragging about drinking, talking about the side of their manhoods. if these guys are the future of music, are we in trouble? meet the chain smokers. >> reporter: you guys came across like real -- >> yeah. >> i won't even use the word. >> yeah, yeah. >> did they get you wrong, or are you? >> parts of that we don't like. parts we do. we should have done a better job focusing on how hard we work on our music. >> we do 250

here's nick watt. >> reporter: whopping 120-150 million is the estimated hull just for the open weekens my kid on the red carpet. last year's the force awakens was three biggest december opening of all time, going on to bring in $2.1 billion world wide. this is a holiday tradition. >> second year in a row, i know. we're going to have to keep it up. >> reporter: rogue 1 expected to be the biggest december premier, lower than the fourth, partly because of a different cast of characters. no hhans or sky walker. >> i'm a captain, an intelligence officer, basically a spy for the rebel yen. >> reporter: our parent company, disney, is embargoing reviews. >> there's a lot of surprises in the film. >> reporter: but a standing ovation at the premier and lots of lovely nonspoiler twitter reviews. mind blowing, unbelievably wonderful, last time i loved a movie as >> interesting because you don't know what's going to happen, and that's cool. >> reporter: one rumor to address is rogue 1's episode 7. after tonight, you can then talk about the fact that your character is ray's mother? >> that is not t

nick watt with another look at choreographer tricia miranda. ♪ >> reporter: jade. and casey.ancing teens in the compilation video. 44 million views. ♪ >> reporter: aidan. he's only 10 years old. solo, 11 million and counting. he goes by the handle bah. behind every great man? ♪ there has to be a great woman. ♪ go go go and swing >> i started with him when he was 8. his first huge gig was dancing on the "ellen" show. ♪ >> reporter: tricia miranda is a new breed of celebrity choreographer. holds hip master classes here at millennium in l.a. >> i really, really need you to attack the certain part out there, pulse on my instagram. pressing send, then jen is like, your class sold out. >> reporter: just one of her stable. >> i have a whole group of people that are now stars, they have their own fans just from the videos. we didn't have that. my generation. >> reporter: miranda grew up in yuma, arizona. >> i would watch these awards shows and music videos and i would learn the dances and i would just do it in my living room. >> reporter: now little bah dances for those online millio

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. ♪ ♪ >>> it was phillip witmore sr.man to be a dad. thank you for watching abc news. as always we are online at abc news.com and "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night.

here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: divorce is so very often ugly. brangelina, no more.nny depp versus amber heard, damage done. mccartney/mills, richard/sheen, bullock/james, ugly. there are nearly a million divorces in america every year. >> it was heartbreaking, it was really hard work, it was devastating. >> reporter: michelle and jeff from berkeley, california. they just got divorced. >> it's like having a death. you grieve. >> reporter: okay, but -- >> the first day of being divorced we had the party. >> reporter: the divorce party. yes, party. celebrating the end of their marriage. friends, family, bottles of booze, celebratory signs, "just divorced" on the car, champagne. >> happy divorce! >> reporter: 24 years together, two kids, pop, gone. >> people that know them understand that this is something they would totally do. >> reporter: let's tee this up with louis ck wit and wisdom. >> divorce is always good news. i know that sounds weird. but it's true. because no good marriage has ever ended in divorce. >> reporter: spoken as a divo e divorcee. >> you're celebra

i'm nick watt for ♪ >>> it was phillip witmore sr.to be a dad. thank you for watching abc news. as always we are online at abc news.com and "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> hey, everybody, i'm so glad you've joined us, because on today's show we've got a special guest: celebrity chef carla hall, who you know as one of the co-hosts of "the chew." she's here to play for her favorite charity. is a million-dollar winner on today's menu? let's find out. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] let's get to it. today's special celebrity contestant is a chef, restaurant owner, and co-host of one of my favorite shows, "the chew." she's also no stranger to this stage. from washington, d.c., please welcome my good friend carla hall. [cheers and applause] hello. >> hello! >> good to have you. >> oh! it's so great to be here. ♪ >> good to have you here. >> thank you. >> fo

we're up all night with nightline and nick watt. >> reporter: divorce is so very often ugly.ohnny depp, denied and dropped, but damage done. richard sheen, bulllock-james, ugly. a million divorces in america every single year. >> it was heart breaking, horar work and devastating. >> reporter: these two just got divorced. >> it's like having, you know, a death. you grieve. >> reporter: okay. but? >> the first day of being divorced, we had a party. >> reporter: the divorce party, yes, party, celebrating the end of their marriage, friends, family, bottles of booze, signs, just divorced on jeff's car, champagne. >> happy divorce. >> reporter: 24 years together, two kids, all gone. you're celebrating the >> the end of something. >> the beginning. >> we're not celebrating the fact we're divorced, but the way in which we did it. >> reporter: the way they did it. lessons, perhaps, for the rest of us. >> i think there's a lot of animosity when couples separate due to finances. >> reporter: kids are often collateral divorce damage. did you enjoy the party? >> i thought it was fun. >> r

abc's nick watt with the details. >> reporter: san diego police investigating the suspicious death of yoga mogul trevor tice at his san diego home here teaching yoga on youtube. >> downward facing dog. >> reporter: he founded nationwide change corepower yoga. 12:15 p.m. monday, the 911 call. >> person known to the occupant of the house went over there to check on them. and they found a deceased person inside. >> reporter: police telling us due to suspicious circumstances homicide detectives were called to the scene and are currently investigating. he was the father of a nearly 2-year-old daughter. his father told us the family is deeply saddened by the loss of our capable, gregarious, generous and warm-hearted spirit. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >>> to support her people dolly parton is holding a telethon to help the victims of the smoky mountains fire. >> parton brought in other big names including reba mcentire and kenny rogers giving $1,000 to every family that lost its primary residence. it's estimated the flames caused $500 million in damages there. >>> when we come back, c

dan and paula, back to you. >> i have to say i've known nick watt for a long time.>> on a lot of things i don't trust him. but on this i do. he's played a lot of pranks on me. sometimes i don't trust him. i'm definitely going to see the movie with his endorsement. >>> and coming up on "gma," making memories this holiday season. why everything old is new again coming up in our weekend download and, yes, it has something to do with cameras and photography. >> i was guessing. thank you for that. in. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, ser

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. >> our nick watt questioning >> there are no lightsabers? >> we're on the red carpet as the force takes over hollywood this morning. >>> and good morning everyone on a brutal and frigid sunday morning. while it may be cold, we have bad news because it's about to get even colder. >> take a look at the map. two years. a very long and cold week for tens of millions of us. >> yes. bundle up. meantime, the midwest is dealing with a winter storm this morning. the second in a row in some areas that are still digging out from that last round. now, in addition to the snow, slick roads and freezing temperatures are making matters worses. >> we'll check in with rob in just a moment. let's start in chicago with abc's alex perez. good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, dan and paula. this massive storm over across 1,000 miles, in some areas accumulating very quickly. this morning millions of americans in major cities across the midwest and northeast getting slammed with heavy snow. in minneapolis treacherous travel, cars losing control, flames shooting 14

they sat down with abc news reporter nick watt. >> reporter: they threw a party. >> happy divorce. >>ter: 24 years of marriage over. you're celebrating the death of something. >> no. we are not celebrating the fact that we're getting divorced. we're celebrating the way we did it. keep the friendship that we have and keep as much of a family groupg as we can have together. >> we just did a lot of self-examination and realized we had fallen out of love. >> reporter: when it happens to a singer -- ♪ i'm never ever getting back together ♪ >> reporter: they warble mournfully. not this pair. >> the first dave being divorced we had the party two kids, by the way. >> bittersweet at all your parents getting divorced? >> i didn't think it was sad at all. people know them that this is something they would totally do. >> reporter: any sticking point, like an old crosby, stills & nash album? >> none. >> we figured out we didn't care about this stuff. just things. this girl and her sister who is not here are the most important things to us. i think there's a lot of animosity when couples separate d

nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> do you get a sense there's somebody right off camera with a gund saying don't you say a word? we have some homework to do. seven movies. >> >>> making news in america this monday morning, the winter storm and snow and ice creating a dangerous commute. the 33-car pileup and the plane skidding off a runway and the temperatures plunging this morning. we're tracking all of this. >>> intelligence drama. donald trump now taking on the cia after the agency said russia interfered with the election and the president-elect downplaying the need for daily briefings. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight a decision in the road rage shooting that killed a former nfl player. what the jury decided just hours ago. >>> and move over, black friday. today is green monday. with less than two weeks until christmas, the big deals rolling out right

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. >> okay that was nick watt reporting for abc news.ll ahead another check of the forecast as we look live outside the sky 6 hd showing you the battleship new jersey and sailing in calms waters on the first day of winter. >>> and we are back looking live from sky from spring mountain, there is plenty of snow ready for skiers but on this first day of winter temperatures on the mild side and nobody is complaining here. that is for sure. and we are not really skiers. >> and we are not complainers. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry right now looking pretty good. it was cold this morning but warming up this afternoon. lets go outside and see what is looks like, another shot with the temple university camera, sky 6 hd looking live at center city and lots of clouds up above and for the most part high, thin clouds and some of that sunshine kind of filter through a bit and lots of clouds today and 40 degrees is the temperature and protectiony dry atmosphere and high pressure is building in and winds are light today

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in >>> it was phillip witmore sr. who said any fool can be a father, it take is a real man to be a dad. thank you for watching abc news. as always we are online at abc news.com and "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night. ?? ?? >>> prad and angelina and apparently now it's war. name calling, bitter back and forth e-mails, six kids caught in the middle. why it could get even worse. >> madonna's carpool karaoke. the moment that didn't make the final cut. >> what surprised you most about her. >> as we uncover "e.t.'s" lost footage of her days with michael jackson. >> did you kiss? >> plus, we have the "baywatch" trailer and it's abtastic. >> why isn't kevin hart impressed? >> you know what? it's fine. >> can i get a belly bump? our night out with the stars of office christmas party munn dared me at the holiday bash. >> that's from olivia munn, and then walk away. >> bad move, olivia. bad move. >> now for december 8, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> brad versus angelina. so are the

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nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> i think we've been trying to keep the opening for it a little too. >> yeah, definitely. i don't know who had more fun, nick or his son. they are both excited. >> nthey looked pump. can't say anything about it. that's the news for this half hour. >> thanks for watching. >>> this morning on "world news now, " narrowing down choices for secretary of state. >> one of the front runners in the top spot, mitt romney, out of the running. a formal announcement later this morning as we learn more about the man he intends to nominate and his ties to russia. >>> new developments from syria as government forces advance on recks in aleppo. a turn in the war raging for years now with tens of thousands of lives still caught in the cross fire. >>> president obama makes his final appearance on "the daily show" as america's commander in chief. a first for host trevor noah, what the president said about the man who is weeks away from taking over the oval office. >>> and check out the ultrasound for one couple ready to share the news. they got a registry at target. >> c

nick watts explains. >> are head phones hurting our kids. >> some testing they got as loud as a chainsaw or jack hammer, one in five teens suffer hearing loss and some doctors blame head phones, i see kids as young as 7 that have noise induced hearing loss and listening to the head phones at full blast, it's like listening to a rock concert on a daily basis. they tested 30 kids head phones, for style, fit and safety. >> they are fluffy and squishy. >> it's report -- >> there is no governing board that oversees this stuff. >> these head phones claim to limit it to 55 decibels but safe. >> we consider the bt 2200. but wire cutter claims that other models when over the 85 db during their tests. the poorest rating was kids gear wireless headphones. it's gone. >> your kid took it off. >> oh. >> with the limiter, wire cutter said it's fine as loud as 110 decibels. >> it's loud but i did like them. in over 50 years never had a customer complaint when limiter is used. safe sound is achieved. a user or configuration issues. >> i can play some justin bieber. >> please. this is todd hardy. a fitnes

nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> do you get a sense there's you say a word? we have some homework to do. seven movies. >>> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this "world news now." donald trump is rejecting reports that russia may have had a hand in the election to help him win. he's calling the allegations ridiculous. despite th the details are just coming in. >>> a vote of confidence from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying the president-elect's support of israel is clear and he's hoping to work with trump to dismantle the iran nuclear deal. >>> a california man has been arrested on hate crime charges after a stabbing outside a mosque in simi valley. police say the victim was targeted because of his religious beliefs. they're searching for a second >>> and hollywood kicked off its awards season last night with the critic's choice awards. last night's big winner "la-la land" scooping up eight awards including best picket. casey affleck winning best act

. >>> our very own nick watt is standing by with some big news about cheerleaders and the olympics. there he is literally standing by with cheerleaders. all the details coming up on our big board. there you go, nick. >> shake those po >> a lot of changes could be coming to the olympics. >>> we will begin with that violent encounter where a student was shot by a officer for wielding knives. matt gutman has the story from reno. >> reporter: good morning. that father saying the officer should not have pulled the trigger. he says his son may lose a lung, may suffer brain damage. that as we're learning this morning that the officer who pulled his gun had multiple n nonlethal options at his for an officer involved shooting with one student down. >> reporter: this morning, mounting scrutiny of this school police officer shooting of a knife-wielding teen. >> he just shot the kid. >> reporter: the 14-year-old's family saying he wasn't a lone wolf attacker. >> this is clearly a situation where you had a very mentally unhinged student attempting to keep people away from him by swinging knives i

our nick watt was there too and we have a lot of reaction coming in. got to see it already. >> his son was there on the red carpet with him doing a dance. very excited. a lot of kids very excited and adults as well. i'll be going tonight. i'll let you know how it is. >>> we begin with the latest on the dalia dippolito retrial, the woman accused of trying to hire a hit man to murder her husband could take the stand today as new questions are raised key video at the center of this case and abc's linsey davis is here with all of the details. good morning. >> good morning. many may remember her as the woman who said she was 5,000% sure she wanted a hit man to kill her husband but dalia dippolito has said along she is innocent. that she was simply acting for a reality tv show hoax planned by her husband, something she may explain today if she ends up taking the witness stand. this morning, dalia dippolito will be back in the florida courtroom preparing to possibly take the stand in her defense in her murder for hire retrial. >> i'm positive like 5,000% sure

nick watts explained. >> reporter: booze, gilmore girls. binging on netflix may not be so chill.of city across california are considering taxes netflix and other video streaming services. municipalities are looking to recoup tax, their arguments tax on cable tv subscriptions why not streaming? with 47 million subscribers in the u.s. tax over a half a billion dollars a year. >> these cities are trying to use a decades old utility tax to takes a tax out of your website and apps. >> that would be bad. a disaster. >> reporter: netflix tells us it's a dangerous pretty dent. >> it's a slippery slope if you're going to be a website or app such as netflix as a utility, anything could be a utility. >> how much is this going to cost? >> reporter: a buck a month for each of us. >> unacceptable. >> reporter: some netflix subscribers filed a class action lawsuit. in pennsylvania it's 6% statewide. tell us what to do. >> voters are on our side the law is on our side. >> reporter: we'll see what happens. >> time 6:57. it's starting to look a lot like christmas in manayunk. ♪ they sound pretty g

nick watt with the early reviews. nick: a whopping $120-$150 million is "rogue one's" estimated box office haul for the imminent opening weekend. this is the red carpet. last year, "the force awakens" because the biggest december opening of all time. going on to bring in $2.1 billion worldwide. this is becoming a holiday tradition. the second year in a row. we have >> "rogue one cents request expected to be the second biggest premier. because of a different cast of character. no hans solo and no skywalker. >> my character is captain kasiman. he is an intelligence officer, basically a spy for the rebellion. nick: is -- a standing ovation. twitter reviews. wonderful. last time i loved a "star wars" movie as much was 1977. >> it is interesting. you sit down and you don't know what will happen. that is cool. nick: a rumor i must address is jen and the first episode rey. after tonight you can talk about the fact that your character is rey's mother? she is not rey's mom. she is not. >> yes, vader appears. that's all i'll sai