taylor: fine.tting bitten by a shark, and what was other one? if being canonized. >> reporter: being hit by lightning twice. [laughter] you've got better odds of that than me, taylor. taylor: jeff, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> reporter: good to see you. taylor: we have the closing bell less than five minutes away. the nyse composite volume, it's currently running about 30% below the 1-month average. maybe the bots are doing all this work for you, but the major averages are still holding on to gains in the final moments of this holiday-shortened week. you're still up on the s&p and the nasdaq, right in and investors this year, they are loving applovin. shares of the company are soaring, up more than 700% year to date. it's the mobile technology the company that entered the year with a market cap of just $13 billion, now it is up to a cool $110 billion. my countdown closer loved the success before its rip-roaring rally are. he is magnet investing insight's founder jordan kimmel, and i'

taylor: right.to do if tiktok is up for sale? >> we've talked to i think 60 lawmakers at this stage of the game to let them know what we're up to, and so that everybody is well-aware of our thinking here, and yeah, we've received tremendous support. now, the one variable here or the one unknown is what is bytedance going to do because ultimately, are the ones that make the decision but i want to emphasize. we agree with president-elect trump. we don't want to see this banned. we want to see this app continue, just on a clean, american stack with china having no back door, no ability to surveil american citizens. no ability to manipulate 170 million americans, which after all is why the legislation was passed, right? because it is a national security threat. taylor: quickly, in the little time we have left. mortgages are back up on average a 30-year fixed up to 6.85% despite the fed cutting rates. you got your start really in real estate. what can you tell us about the health of this real estate mark

taylor: merry christmas. >> thank you, taylor.he stocking stuffer stock picks. we're getting the latest on the man as well accused of gunning down the ceo of united healthcare on a new york city street, details of luigi mangione's court hearing straight ahead. stocks are trying to come back up to session highs. stick with us. to go further, .. so everyone can follow their own road. that's energy in progress. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ hillsdale was founded in 1844. we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west. when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money. we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college. we care about freedom, an

taylor: right. i keep hearing it's the like the party that goes to 4 a.m., and instead of it being 8 p.m., it's maybe 9 or 10 p.m. but the party party still goes to 4 a.m. tesla's been an interesting one. you have the elon musk factor. you have an ev softening demand story, so would have some -- you have some tailwinds and headwinds. what drives tesla for you to more than double? >> well, you know, our chief strategist has been right on tesla all the way along, and, you know, what he sees is that, obviously, a lot of people don't see all the things that they have going on underneath the ev world. i want to get back to dan. dan, you know what? what you just said in early stages, first, second inning of the buildout, you're absolutely right -- >> that's why i said it, sir. >> that's exactly where -- i love that you said it because that's dead on. that's where we think it is. back to tesla, you know, a lot of people have lost fortunes shorting this stock, and you just can't do it. and we think that wha

taylor swift closed out her eras concert tour just days before her birthday. do you >> happy birthday. >> the crowd singing to her last night ahead of her 35th birthday on friday. and what better birthday gift than capping off the highest grossing concert tour of all time? welcome to the eras tour. taylor swift's tour making its final stop sunday night in vancouver and for swift and her fans, it's the end of an era. there's nothing that makes you feel so much more part of a community. joyful magic the tour started in march of 2023, in glendale, arizona, becoming the highest grossing tour of all time, pulling in an estimated $2.2 billion. her concerts, which attracted an estimated 11 million fans with the federal reserve, even crediting the megastar with boosting the u.s. economy. >> this is actually like the very first time i'm seeing taylor swift, and it's amazing. it feels amazing, but there were challenges along the way. >> three concerts in vienna were called off after officials discovered a plot to launch an attack at an event in the city. this is the rai

it's taylor. have been so excited about for a really long time. i have been planning for ages, and i finally get to tell you. i'm going back on tour. the tour is called the eras tour, and it's a journey through all of my musical eras of my career. >> whit: remember that, right? a little throwback there. welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. that was taylor swift back on november 1, 2022, announcing exclusively right here on "gma" that she was launching her eras tour. well, almost two years later and many records shattered and more than a billion dollars that tour coming to an end tonight in vancouver. we're going to have more on taylor coming up. my daughters are still upset with me that i never did get them -- >> janai: no tickets? >> whit: i was late to the game. i thought they were too young, and then their friends started going. >> gio: how many times have you watched it on disney+? >> whit: we've seen it a number of times. plenty of times as i'm washing dishes. >> gio: really amazing. co

and taylor swift closes out her eras tour. we will look at the unprecedented impact of the musician's success live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church thanks for joining us. >> and we begin in syria, where cnn's team in the capital of damascus heard strikes in the early hours of monday morning after the fall of assad's regime. it's not immediately clear who carried out those strikes. allahu akbar allahu akbar on sunday, the leader of the rebel forces in damascus delivered his first public remarks since their takeover of the country. abu mohammad al-jolani says defeating the assad regime is a, quote, victory for the entire islamic nation. syrian state tv celebrated the fall of president bashar al-assad on the evening news hours after he was overthrown by welcome. >> after 50 years of injustice under baath party rule and 13 years of crime, tyranny and displacement, and after a prolonged struggle in the face of all facets of the occupiers forces, the operations unit of the military leadership announced toda

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taylor even rushed the field to celebrate his triumph.retch of the imagination for him personally, statistically -- statistical wise. -2024's biggest celebrity health stories included princess kate, who released a video in march that sent shock waves around the world. -in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery. tests after the operation found cancer had been present. -six months later, she shared an incredible update. -i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. -and in july, a radiant kate was greeted by a standing ovation at wimbledon. but the princess wasn't the only royal who faced a health crisis this year. -king charles the third has been diagnosed with cancer. -and since the king's shocking diagnosis, he's already returned to his royal duties. in june, celine dion opened up about her stiff person syndrome in her moving documentary, "i am: celine dion." -i couldn't walk anymore. and i can't use my voice yet. -and in an exclusive interview with hoda kotb, celine showed her determin

thank you very much taylor lorenz, with her take. - taylor lorenz, with her take.ring you some of the other daisies. —— let's get some of the day's other news now. the us state department and ukraine say that north korean soldiers have been killed during combat in russia's kursk region. the deaths are the first reported since washington and kyiv announced that pyongyang had sent thousands of troops to russia to help it in its war efforts. thousands of people have again been holding anti—government protests in the georgian capital, tbilisi. it follows the decision to freeze moves towards joining the european union. protesters are also calling for fresh parliamentary elections. it's the 19th straight day of demonstrations. the white house insists that all drones spotted around the northeastern united states have been operating lawfully. the fbi has in recent days received thousands of tips over drone sightings. the agency said barely 100 were deemed worthy of investigation. the post office inquiry into the horizon it scandal finally draws to a close today 2.5 years a

taylor: absolutely.a general who was responsible for some 4800 uses of a banned chemical weapon against ukrainian soldiers, putting them in the hospital, forcing them out of their trenches, and attacking them with drones. yes, this was a clear military target that was legitimate. sumi: the kremlin does say it denies any use of chemical weapons the front lines. if we look at what has been happening in recent weeks, ukraine's security services appear to be stepping up their targeting of russian individuals. we saw prominent weapons expert who was shot dead near moscow. a senior russian naval officer who died in a car bombing. is this a concerted strategy we are seeing from ukraine? amb. taylor: i think it is. i think it is a concerted strategy, to put pressure on the russians. they have to know that they are not going to win this war. and in the short-term, they are feeling the pressure. your reporter had a good comment from people in wasco. they are now vulnerable the military is vulnerable. the military

well, joining us this evening is taylor j. taylor. nice to have you on the program.w were you chosen for this program? did you reach out to them or vice versa? i reached out to them earlier. i had interest in i was interested. i heard about the program actually on the radio station, and it just ended up being a perfect fit. that could be a game changer for a lot of people, including yourself. ironically, we're talking tonight about that deadly shooting right there in union square. are you concerned about the ongoing crime issues? i'm pretty familiar with the crime because, you know, we're in the bay area, so we're in the city and we, you know, we've all just been used to it at this point. but for the moment, i'm just trying to stay focused on our customer, expanding our customer base and providing comfortable garments that really add value anbring comfort to women's lives. so that's my focus. you made it pretty difficult decision, i would imagine, to close one of your two shops in oakland after a couple of break-ins. we just saw some of the surveillance video there.

no bad blood between taylor swift and her bank account.day. thanks for watching. stay with bbc news. it's lucy with the catch up. tonight: a teenagerjailed for dangerous driving, the latest on the southport stabbings, and plenty of positive news too. first tonight, a 19—year—old who was filmed inhaling laughing gas while driving just before a high—speed crash has been jailed for nine years after pleading guilty to causing the death of his three friends by dangerous driving. thomasjohnson was driving up to 100 mph before his car hit a tree in 0xfordshire. he was injured, and the passengers, ethan goddard and daniel hancock, who were 18, and elliot pullen, who was 17, were killed. in a split second, it could be your reality. so don't, don't drive dangerously and don't consume drugs while driving because it's never worth it for this outcome. a lot of you will remember the stabbings that happened in southport in july. elsie dot stancombe, alice dasilva aguiar and bebe king were at a dance class when they were killed. today, the man suspected o

taylor even rushed the field to celebrate his triumph.y stretch of the imagination for him personally, statistically -- statistical wise. but when the big... -usher crushed it with his halftime show and reba mcentire moved everyone with the "star spangled banner." -celebrity milestone birthdays made headlines. lionel richie and meryl streep turned 75, while oprah winfrey and al roker both joined the 70s club. -don't be scared. -[ laughs ] -don't be scared, al. it's going to be alright. -lenny kravitz turned 60. it doesn't get any better. -and victoria beckham celebrated the big five o with the spice girls reunion at her party. one of 2024's most viral moments was jeremy allen white's very revealing calvin klein campaign. -2024's biggest celebrity health stories included princess kate, who leased a video in march that sent shock waves around the world. -in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery. tests after the operation found cancer had been present. -six months later, she shared an incredible update. -i cannot tell you what a relie

a wrap on taylor swift's historic eras tour.al show in vancouver last night, the tour grossing more than $2 billion. she reportedly gave out $197 million in bonuses to the cast and crew on that tour across the globe. >> tonight, the biggest contract ever in pro sports. after playing with the yankees, juan soto signing a record deal with the mets. 15 years, $765 million. and he's just 26. >>> when we come back tonight, the basketball team and their christmas tradition you have never heard a game this silent. been here before? or haven't been here at all? your next favorite thing about this place is waiting to be discovered. did you know you can do this? ... pretty cool, right? ... and you don't want to miss that. you can also ride this ... and then race on over to do this... and before you leave? you definitely wanna see that. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's

>> reporter: willie, i think for someone like taylor swift, the possibilities are truly endless.r private life with boyfriend travis kelce after performing her longest running tour, but we know she has something up her sleeve. we've seen onstage camera crews leading to a possible concert film or documentary. and i think the most popular theory is that she will finish soon her ambitious re-recording mission. maybe we'll see "reputation taylor's version" or a change in concert industry, a custom concern venue for a residency style approach like adele has done. i think first thing is first, willie, she will celebrate her 35th birth day later this week, and what a celebration it will be. >> and what a run it has been with one more show tonight in vancouver and a little birdie tells me you just might be inside. you have earned that ticket, emilie. have fun. >> reporter: thanks, willie. thanks so much. >> all right. enjoy the show. >>> coming up next, a "sunday sitdown" with the man of the moment in hollywood, colman domingo, a year after his oscar nomination for best actor. he's now p

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la visita de taylor llegÓ como la cereza del pastel en un dÍa muy esperado. para pedir una segunda opiniÓn, y efectivamente encontraron que gael tenÍa un tumor cerebral. reportera: inmediatamente regresaron a estados unidos y fueron directo a un hospital de niÑos en kansas, donde agradecen salvaron la vida de su hijo. >> a mi hijo siempre le digo que estoy muy orgulloso de Él. reportera: son propietarios de una taquerÍa mÓvil. gael tiene su plato favorito. >> me gusta esta salsa de queso. y tambiÉn su pollo. reportera: desde abril, gael ha superado una cirugÍa de 12 horas, 30 y seis ciclos de radiaciÓn y seis de quimioterapia. los doctores estÁn optimistas por su futuro. taylor swift no solo visitÓ a gael, sino que compartiÓ con varios pacientes que no salÍan del asombro de verla. ilia: la sonrisa de gael no tiene precio. no hay buenas noticias para raphael, el cantante. dicen que sufriÓ un accidente cardiovascular en la grabaciÓn de un programa de televisiÓn. se sintiÓ mal y recibiÓ atenciÓn mÉdica de urgencia. el intÉrprete permanece recluido con pronÓstico

[laughter] >> griff: throw it out there for taylor swift fans.y in the new year we could see them get engaged, some saying rumors it could be pretty far down the line. >> katie: interesting you know these things. >> joey: i am not disparaging the taylor swift, but there is a long list of christmas songs before "christmas tree farms be." >> katie: give love to viewers, they have sent photos about how they celebrated christmas. >> griff: proud grandma kelly in maine, all her grandkids in matching pajamas. >> katie: and patriotic dogs en enjoying christmas in panama city beach. cute corgis. >> joey: and nick stationed in north carolina, former marine, his baby celebrating christmas, she looks happy about the lamar ja jackson record. how cute and adorable. gold and purple with santa claus hat. >> katie: viewers weighed in on the new toy and the question was, is this a duck or pigeon and they over whelmingly say a duck. >> joey: uninformed, uninformed people weighing in. if that is a duck, what species of duck is it? you might get me on gadwall. >> gr

like taylor is done like we're never going to talk about taylor swift again. >> yeah no. never ever. but never ever getting back together actually. so last night she wrapped up her eras tour 152 shows. and since we're talking about movies and wicked, to put this into context, the eras tour has been going on for so long that wicked went into production, filmed part one and part two, and was released all in the time that taylor was on her eras tour. it's been almost two years. >> john that's a long tour. a long tour so what does she do next whatever she wants, really. >> but during the eras tour, she released three new albums and we have more on this. let's take a look here with us at the eras tour. we are taylor swift takes her final bow of the eras tour in vancouver wrapping up 152 sold out shows my name is taylor in 21 countries on five continents over a span of almost two years. in front of 10 million screaming fans singing along to every lyric while taking in the epic productions shows lasting more than three hours, the pop superstar performed an impressive set list up

>> jimmy: thanks to jason bateman, aaron taylor-johnson and 50 cent. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching, goodnight. this is nightline. >> tonight, after a nearly week long manhunt, a suspect arrested, charged with murder, and the brazen shooting of a health insurance ceo. >> hear me on this. he is no hero. >> what we're learning about the 26 year old suspect and the tipster that helped police close in. >> that person is exactly what you want the rest of us to do. >> nabbed in pennsylvania. allegedly carrying weapons and a large sum of cash. >> we're still going to be working very hard to bring this to a successful conclusion. >> well, police found that they believe ties him to the murder. plus, explosive allegations against jay z. i got 99 problems, but a ain't one. hit me. the 99 problems rapper accused in a lawsuit of drugging and raping a 13 year old girl at an afterparty with sean diddy combs in 2000. >> it was going on openly in front of people that you would know who didn't do anything to stop it. >> jay z denying the

tickets for taylor swift's concerts went quicker than coldplay�*s tour around the same time.fessor kara reynolds explains what's behind the success of the swift tour. so, it's twice as big as any other tour, she famously was the first billion—dollar tour. you mentioned has since surpassed $2 billion, 150 shows but also it was $14 million per show so she is a hard worker, she went everywhere but also, she was getting a lot of money per seat as well. you teach a swiftonomics class in the university, what are the economics at work behind taylor swift? yes, so, we talk a lot about the music — economics of the music industry, one thing that's happened in the music industry more generally is as the cost of listening of music and streaming music has come down, the cost of going to live music has gone up, the artists are turning to touring to make all their revenue so that's part of what's going on but the other part is really about market power, we spend a lot of time talking about the market power of taylor swift and how she is able to use that to charge higher prices for her ticke

and the last stop for taylor swift. police looking for this man seen smiling in new images suspected of gunning down the ceo of united healthcare on a new york city street. authorities trace his steps. the new details, including the hostel he stayed in. >> rebecca: bitter cold blast. millions of americans under wind and snow alerts. >> whit: state of emergency. a powerful 7.0 earthquake rocking northern california. the area's largest in three decades. residents hit with more than 30 after shocks. ♪ don't say i didn't say i didn't warn ya ♪ >> george: the end of an era, capping off with a swiftie super bowl. taylor swift and her fans getting ready for the final weekend of the eras tour. this morning, if you can't be in vancouver, the events across the country and the globe. plus we hear from some of the people who say taylor changed their lives. what's next for taylor? new music? when will she be back on stage? our team has it all. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: what are we

la mismÍsima taylor swift en persona. kansas city. muy buenas tardes y gracias. gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> gracias. muy buenas tardes. >> bueno, primero que nada quiero saber cÓmo se quedaron al ver entrar a la habitaciÓn a taylor swift. >> bueno, pues quedÉ sorprendido. no me lo esperaba. >> no te lo esperabas? y mamÁ y papÁ tenÍan alguna pista? >> no, simplemente llegamos al al dÍa mÁs feliz de nuestra vida que era su Última quimioterapia de mi hijo. y nos dieron la noticia que alguien querÍa conocerlo y pues Él aceptÓ. y cuando vimos la la sonrisa y la felicidad de Él de saber quiÉn era, nos quedamos impactados. yo, mi esposa, y al verla entrar y ver la maravillosa persona que es y el ser humano fue maravilloso. >> gael quÉ te dijo? >> me dijo que hola y tambiÉn me dio un libro firmado de su concierto y estoy. >>h, wow. y eres fan de taylor swift? >> sÍ, claro. >> tambiÉn le gusta la mÚsica. y, bueno, hay que decirlo, que esta visita fue la cereza del pastel. realmente. porque han tenido un largo camino co

katy perry and taylor swift put on a good show and they've got the money to do it and people want toe going to be entertained. they don't really want to take as many risk. music gives a voice to culture, but in australia, parts of the industry are facing a battle to rediscover their rhythm. phil mercer, bbc news. sydney. we jobs, my staff lost their jobs, then the musicians and and then the musicians and nagging that were coming up. it caused such a stir.— caused such a stir. while many small to medium _ caused such a stir. while many small to medium venues - caused such a stir. while many small to medium venues are i small to medium venues are struggling, arresting big taxes sky more than half a million fans flocked to see taylor swift on her australian tour. katy perry and taylor swift put on a good show and they've got the money to do it and people want to know that when they go out, they are going to be entertained. they don't really want to take as many risk. music gives a voice to culture, but in australia, parts of the industry are facing a battle to rediscover their rhythm. p

you a a taylor swift fan?iend of mine had a ticket. [ cheers ] and then i became like a a swiftie at 50. >> jimmy: a swiftie at 50. >> i'm a swiftie at 50, i'm like, a shifty 50 swiftie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! dude, you have to trademark that. >> i have to trademark that. >> jimmy: you have to trademark that. >> and then i'm like, "isn't that nifty?" and now my daughter is going, "ooh, i hate this for you." >> jimmy: "ooh, i don't like this for you." [ laughter ] i wanted to see that -- i didn't see the taylor thing yet. i didn't -- >> you didn't go on -- to eras? >> jimmy: no, i didn't go to the eras tour, no. i get -- you know what it is, weirdly enough? i get nervous. i just want her to win, and i get nervous because i'm friends with -- and i go, "i just want them to do it and not worry about me." but of course, she's not. [ light laughter ] >> she's not thinking about -- >> jimmy: she's not thinking of me at all. >> i suddenly went from, like, normal to like, "i'll take all the friendship bracelets."

>>>well, it is the end of an era for taylor swift.ght the pop superstar played her final show in blockbuster eras tour giving swifties a night of their wildest dreams. our emilie ikeda was in vancouver for that bittersweet farewell. >> reporter: in swift-couver, one last magical, heartwarming, sparkling performance on taylor swift's eras tour. >> it's just o exciting. >> i'm ready for it, but i'm not sure i'm ready for it to be over. >> reporter: one thing is certain, the tour's earthshaking impact. over the past two years, the newly-minted billionaire has become spotify's most-streamed artist, broken box office records, lifted the nfl's ratings and boosted economies while dropping more than 70 songs. ♪ ♪ this photographer s watched swift's rise from mega star to cultural phenomenon up close. >> taylor swift just provides this beautiful, multi-generational positive night out that i think people really want to grasp onto. >> reporter: surveys estimate the eras tour has generated $7 biion in consumer spending in the u.s. and canada alon

i have a producer who love taylor swift.ce her that she is no dell and he says she's not, thank god and it gets into a vicious argument. lahren seminary -- lauren simoneitti put it into perspective that she has an advantage over a dell. lauren: she kicked off the tour in arizona in march of 2,023. since then, one hundred 49 shows, 50 cities across five continents making her the richest female musician in the world and the first ever tour. neil: doesn't make her the best to. lauren: that was last year. as he recip two years of shows on sunday, the tour is estimated to gross to billion. lauren: that is two tickets. you have to have a right t-shirt. lining up for the gear for hours. >> people lined up, doesn't open until 2:00 p.m. . it is so cold. lauren: her fans are loyal and have deep pockets, an average of $1300 each, taylor swift is a $5 billion industry but that is a number 2, the end of last year. no one really knows how bigger impact has been. neil: there are venues with 100,000 seats. lauren: she connects with her fans

what does it say about taylor swift this moment and her fans? >> i think what it says about taylor swift is that what she has invested over the years into her fandom has paid off in a way that she early on in her career, knew that the fans were the most important thing so she would do stuff like jump on social media and comment. this was way, way back she would have these listening parties where she would invite fans to come and meet her and listen to her new music and now what we see is that her fandom has increased because people recognize how very much she has given to the world. i mean a 3.5 hour concert, as you point out, is nothing to sneeze at. and what we are seeing right now is literally the end of an era this is an artist who has shifted local economies just by bringing her concert into town. she is a woman who has changed the way that we even buy tickets at two concerts. and so she i don't think we can overstate how important she has been to pop culture. and i think that's just going to continue. i think that with

i will get right to it since you raised marjorie taylor greene, america, if you believe marjorie taylorld never be a united states senator, it is elect jon.com. marjorie taylor greene would be a disaster. >> is a message to deliver, even for republicans who have separated themselves from people like marjorie taylor greene. donald trump wants marjorie taylor greene asking questions that senate confirmation hearings instead of you, it would be his dream come true to have her and that kash patel hearing for fbi director. >> congresswoman greene represents an extremely divisive, zealous, magna brand of politics i think would be electoral problem for her in georgia. with the former president's support in the primary, she may very well be the general election candidate. >> are you going to approach this confirmation process? you are overwhelmed with nominees who have not been vetted and may very well show up at the committee inadequately vetted . >> i will insist on rigorous vetting, the senate has to perform its constitutional obligation of providing advice and consent. i will give nominees

marjorie taylor greene in the u.s.ate would be a disaster for the country. >> i think that's an easy message to deliver, even for republicans who have separated themselves from people like marjorie taylor greene. but donald trump wants marjorie taylor greene asking questions in senate confirmation hearings instead of you. it would be his dream come true to have her in the kash patel confirmation hearing for fbi director. >> you know, congresswoman greene represents an extremely divisive, zealous, partisan, maga brand of politics that i think would be an electoral problem for her in georgia. but with the former president's support in the primary, she may very well be the general election candidate. >> how are you going to approach this confirmation process where you're going to be -- you're overwhelmed with nominees who have not been vetted and may very well show up at the committee inadequately vetted. >> well, i'm going to insist on rigorous vetting. the senate has to perform its constitutional obligation of providing

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aaron taylor-johnson is here, we have music from 50 cent.e right back with jason bateman. [ cheering ] >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by the farmer's dog. ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back to the show. tonight, from the new movie - "kraven the hunter" kraven himself aaron taylor-johnson is with us. [ cheering ] you know originally, i was supposed to play kraven the hunter, but the director said i was too muscular and had too much hair on my chest. we'll discuss that later with aaron. and later, he has a week-long residency at planet hollywood in havana from december 27th to january 4th, 50 cent is here with us. [ cheering ] we have quite a lineup. this week, we've got new shows with, josh brolin, nikki glaser, nicholas hoult, monica barbaro and ryan seacrest, with music from ray, the cast of "the outsiders" with jamestown revival and keith urban. so please join us for all of that. it's always a pleasure when our first guest ventures out of his bate-cave to join us on the show. he has a new movie. it is the tsa thriller "c

you had, well, taylor swift's boyfriend kind of knows who you are. [ laughter ] >> kind of. on the street." >> jimmy: you did a big performance at the hollywood bowl this legendary venue. you gave a commencement speech at your alma mater, northwestern university. >> i did, i spoke to the kids graduating from the theater department where i graduated from. it was amazing. i couldn't believe they asked me to do it. i worked very hard on the speech, and it was very moving. you can watch on it youtube, not that anyone will. [ laughter ] you know. but it was very moving to see these kids looking up at you. and they want advice. and you know, then a few months later, i was back in l.a. and i was at a gay bar. and -- with my friend. and this young-looking man comes up to me and is like, "oh, my god, billy, i graduated that day, and i saw you did the speech, and i moved to l.a." and i was like, oh, my god, i'm the old, weird, gay man at the bar. [ laughter ] like this child is at the bar, and he's there legally. [ laughter ] and i'm, like, sad. like larry on "three's company." [ laug

taylor swift took her final bow last night to close out her eras tour.n kosik. welcome to the eras tour. >> middle of the night taylor swift's eras tour, making its final stop sunday night in vancouver. >> and for swift and her fans, it's the end of an era. >> there's nothing that makes you feel so much more part of a community. joyful magic. >> the tour started in march of 2023, in glendale, arizona, becoming the highest grossing tour of all time, pulling in an estimated $2.2 billion. her concerts, which attracted an estimated 11 million fans with the federal reserve even crediting the megastar with boosting the u.s. economy. >> this is actually like the very first time i'm seeing taylor swift, and it's amazing. it feels amazing. >> but there were challenges along the way. three concerts in vienna were called off after officials discovered a plot to launch an attack at an event in the city. her more than 150 shows in sold out stadiums were performed on five continents, roughly 500 hours on stage. some fans traveling an average of 338 miles to see her pe

download the m taylor app or visit mar-a-lago. today i'm pete muntean at reagan national airport. >> this is cnn today. >> welcome back everyone. us president joe biden called the collapse of the assad regime a, quote, fundamental act of justice in remarks from the white house on sunday. he also offered a blueprint for how the u.s. plans to support the region in this moment of instability. cnn's priscilla alvarez has more president joe biden on sunday calling the fall of the assad regime, quote, a moment of historic opportunity, but also, quote, a moment of risk and uncertainty. >> the president saying that u.s. policy had contributed to the weakening of iran and russia. the facilitated, in part, the situation in syria. >> and i want to say it again, sovereign syria with a new constitution, a new government that serves all syrians. and this process will be determined by the syrian people themselves and the united states will do whatever we can to support them, including through humanitarian relief, to help restore syria after more

give thanks for taylor swift. taylor swift is the person of the year.he is the best thing that has happened to america in all of 2023. peggy: isn't she a phenom? the heiress tour, i started keeping track of -- eras tour. apart from what i wrote, she is so compelling. she is not the greatest singer or dancer or songwriter, but what she has through will and love for the whole thing and desire to bring herself forward become something big and magical. i love the kids who love her. after the column came out i got a wonderful taylor swift bracelet from a little 11-year-old girl who said, you appreciate taylor, my parents showed me your column. you get it so i made this for you, it is a taylor swift bracelet that had her name and underneath my name. it was so touching and wonderful. taylor swift is a phenom, you just have to hand it to her. what so struck me is she changed the economics of every town and city she went to. they were like an anti-depression anti-inflation taylor swift boom wherever she went. someone said it was like if she went to cincinnati, i

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that is attitude we need in life, and before you go, briefly, what you is next for taylor?ther concert film coming out, but when it comes to taylor, is not the end of her era, she is on to her next. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. thousands of homes are still without power, particularly across northern ireland, thanks to storm darragh over the weekend, and with all the rain that fell over the weekend and for the past few weeks, the ground does remain saturated, river levels running very high, so we have dozens of flood warnings still in force up and down the country. hopefully, though, those numbers will go down as we head into the new week, thanks to high pressure which will build, and that will bring lots of dry weather, very much needed dry weather to our shores, but it will turn colder with overnight frost and fog making a return. high pressure already toppling into the north of the uk to start the new week, so monday cold, frosty but bright and sunny with light winds across scotland and northern ireland — a bit of early mist and fog around — but as we move a

has taylor swift brought you closer to your aughter? >> oh, big-time, yeah.rs, squeezing in studying ahead of tonight's concert. >> we are literally getting a tattoo about it. >> reporter: swifties' devotion sowing no signs of fading even as this era comes to a close. emily ikenna, vancouver. >> and that is "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching. i am lester holt. please take care of yourselves and each other. good night. mmmm, kinda needs to be more...squiggly? perfect! so now, do you have a driver's license? oh, what did you get us? with the click of a pen, you can get a new volkswagen at the sign then drive event. lease a 2024 tiguan for zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment and zero due at signing. limited inventory available. bay area news tonight. how did we handle that tsunami warning? we're breaking down what went right and what didn't. here in the bay area. also, is tiktok about to be

good morning, taylor riggs. great to have you here. let's begin with tesla.ke, on this stock. >> i mean, not bad. it's up, what, 68 percent for the year. i think, ashley, we all know this was elon musk's year. and so much of the betting market around politics was about tesla. if elon musk seemed to be gaining influence in washington, the stock of tesla would go up. analysts looking about 510,000 deliver is -- deliveries for the quarter for tesla. it's been a phenomenal year for this company. ashley: not shabby at all. okay, what about nvidia? some calling it the stock of the decade. >> and that may not be overstating it, right? this is a company that's up 178% this year. this was, again, the year of a.i. nvidia has done so well the last few years, there may not be a better pure play on a. i. than nvidia with. a lot of people say, well, look, given the big runup is it still overvalued, other analysts will say if you take a look at the future growth of this company, the future growth of technology and a.i., it's not overvalued. again, this was a wonderful play

how will taylor top this? for now -- ♪ shake it off ♪ ♪ shake it off ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: how will taylor top this? how will rebecca top this? you're in trouble. >> whit: i am. my daughters know isabelle very well. the fact they didn't get to go and she did, i'm going to hear for a long time. >> george: the ultimate taylor tot. >> robin: she was there for the final eras tour show. i hope she's sleeping a little bit. rebecca is certainly up. she's going to tell us all about it. >> whit: got all the friendship bracelets. first the holidays are fast approaching. the first shipping deadline is coming up later this week. we'll tell you what you need to know to get your packages where they need to go in time without paying more than you have to. >> george: we have a lot of news to get to. we're going to begin with the man hunt for the suspect in the murder of brian thompson. killer is still on the loose. this morning images show the man minutes after the sho

we had shaboozey and taylor swift and coldplay. thank you very much. i love it. it is exactly what i wanted. >> as for newcomers to the field, the top new artist title went to -- >> this is so awesome. you have really been so supportive and put not just one song but multiple songs on the billboard charts, and this has taken a long time to be a new artist. >> that, of course, is chappell roan. she's had quite a year. congratulations to all the winners. >>> next up, dick van dyke. it's a big day for the grammy, emmy and tony winner. today dick celebrates his 99th birthday. this morning, there is a little news coming in. you might love this one, uncle al. making a remake they will re-do. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ bang bang ♪ chitty chitty bang bang ♪ bang bang ♪ chitty chitty bang bang ♪ >> yeah. "chitty chitty bang bang." they will remake it. the four-fendered friend could be driving back on to the big screen. happy birthday to mr. van dyke. >>> next up, wham. key the music in honor of 40 years of the christmas classic. george michael

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