she joins me now from vancouver., you were at the final show in this record breaking eras tour. how was it? how did swift end this run? >> it was an absolutely incredible final run for taylor's monumental and incredibly historic eras tour. >> i live in vancouver. i'm a local vancouver author who just wrote a new york times best selling book on taylor's fashion evolution and it was an incredible honor to be able to see the artistic feat that is the eras tour conclude in my backyard. >> so anything special or unique about her final performance in vancouver, do you think? >> um, well there definitely was a lot of filming equipment happening in vancouver during these final run of shows. so whatever she has up her sleeve that she was filming for this final run of shows, i'm sure that fans around the world can't wait to find out what that is. >> and you have blogged about taylor swift's fashion since 2011, and as you mentioned you've written a book about the various eras of her career. this tour had so many wardrobe change

pick macklin celebrini born in north vancouver, first period.n advantage count granlund to william eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver raj kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another goal. just 24 seconds after that. so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds to make it 4, 1, sharks would make some noise in the 3rd, but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have 2 assists the loss. all right. now to football, the forty-niners officially eliminated from postseason contention yesterday before their 29 17 loss to the dolphins that dropped them to 69. >> and the injuries just keep piling up as they have all season linebacker dre greenlaw leaving yesterday's game with a right calf injury. remember, he was coming off that torn left achilles which kept him out the fi

we started becoming anxious because we didn't receive the tickets and we were flying to vancouver. calling customer service. >> they, like the seller, has until 3 p.m. pacific time, four hours before the event to release the tickets. i'm like, this is cutting it too close. >> the family said they were repeatedly told about stubhub fan protection guarantee. no matter the issue with the ticket, we will strive to find an equivalent or better ticket to get the buyer into an event or provide a full refund. so sophia and her mom flew to vancouver, making friendship bracelets along the way with six other friends who had gotten their tickets 2.5 hours before the concert. >> they sent me this link with the alternate tickets. they're horrible. horrible. unacceptable tickets. they were behind the stage. no view. >> they refused the tickets. golnaz ashraf scored what she called great seats on another site, seatgeek. 30 minutes before showtime, close to their original seats. >> i'm very upset that they didn't offer not only they offered a comparable ticket, they offered the worst possible ticke

taylor swift closing out her record-breaking world tour in toronto and vancouver, how swifties there are marking the occasion. >>> and, as notre dame rises from the ashes and welcomes back parishioners, we introduce to you the workers who helped bring the historic cathedral back to life. it is monday, december 9th, and "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us, i'm jessica layton. breaking news out of the middle east this monday morning. the syrian governmenhas been toppled along with dictator bashir al-assad. the rebels took damascus. russian state media reports that assad has fled to moscow, where he's been granted asylum. here's raf sanchez. >> reporter: hey, there, after seizing control of the syrian capital damascus, syria's rebels are now consolidating their power in the capital. the leader of the main rebel group, an islamist group, arriving in damascus, giving an address in a historic mosque in the center of the city. he says he wants to lead a government for all syrians, irrespective of their religion or their sect. remember, there are a lot

that would have been >>>>perfect in >>>>vancouver.ke a quick look at what's happening for us today here in the bay area. if you're just tuning in now, we're expecting 60s as we head into this afternoon a little bit cooler and a lot easier for our friends along the coastline right now. daytime highs only topping off in the low 60s with wind speeds up to around 30mph. actually, just near half moon bay, a little bit lighter winds expected for some of our inland areas, but it is still a breezy day, widespread throughout the bay. that's just the start of this week, though. the winds are going to die down into the overnight hours tonight and we're just going to see some partly cloudy skies in the forecast for us into the early morning hours tomorrow. those clouds become more dense, though, as we head all the way into our tuesday evening forecast. and by wednesday morning we're going to continue to see these gray skies widespread throughout the bay. ahead of our first rain system that trickles its way in starting up in the north bay, just ar

we are in vancouver to find out. >> reporter: tonight -- >> taylor swift!e last magical, heartwarming performance on taylor swift's "eras tour". >> this is so exciting. >> i am ready for it but i am not sure i am ready for it to be over. >> reporter: while questions are swirling around what's in your for the final farewell -- >> are you ready for it? >> one thing is certain, the tour's earthshaking impact. >> reporter: over the last two years, the newly minted billionaire has been spotify's most dreamed office, lifted the nfl's rating and boosted economies, while dropping more than 70 songs. ♪ >> a photographer has watched this rise from megastar to cultural phenomenon up close. >> taylor provides this beautiful, multigenerational positive side that people want to grasp onto. >> reporter: estimates are the "eras tour" has generated $7 billion of spending in the u.s. and canada low between tickets, travel, food, merchandise and outfit. carefully curated by fiercely loyal fans. >> reporter: friendship bracelets are traded among swifties. this one is 149, the

pick macklin celebrini born in north vancouver, first period.lliam eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver raj kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another poll. just 24 seconds after that. so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds show to make it 4, 1, sharks. would make some noise in the 3rd but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have to the last guys. back to you. >> in 51 now a unique christmas dinner being offered in santa claus is hometown of ruin. and mommy, finland. i'm sure santa could say that word correctly. it's being served at a restaurant completely built with ice at a winter themed amusement park. it sits on the edge of the arctic circle where it really gets above. 32 degrees. guests can enjoy a three-course meal of local flavors that with can wi

pick, knock on celebrating born in north vancouver, first period. no score sharks with a 2 man advantage count granlund to william eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another poll. just 34 seconds after that. so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds show to make it 4, 1, sharks. would make some noise in the 3rd but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have to in the last guys. back to you. >> all right. coming up in the next hour as 2024 shopping season comes to an end, we take a closer look at what shopping experience trends could be happening year right back. >> but it's a soggy can escape this time of year. that's ok with most people. mariah carey's christmas hit is now her biggest hit ever. the song is number one. again t

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and one of the 1st was a model project launched in vancouver, the canadian red capital that allegedly boost the highest rank population, chose the hymns where it's a pioneer of modern rank research set out in 2010 to answer some basic questions. what are the things that interest me when i started the vancouver rock project is how little we know about rats. and i really wonder why that was the case. why these animals that live amongst us since the dawn of civilization, we understand so little. and i think the 1st is that they're a little distasteful or maybe not as glamorous as, as some of the other animals that scientists could choose to study. so if you have the option to choose between a rat or gorilla, you might not choose the rach, i think the 2nd is, is exactly this issue of co existence that we've lived with them for so long. we think, oh, we maybe we know everything there is to know about them. and i think the final thing is our, our attitude toward the science of rats and rac management that previously had been considered really a blue color occupation. something you just get

pick macklin celebrini born in north vancouver.ith a 2 man advantage count granlund to william eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver raj kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another poll. just 24 seconds after that. so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds show to make it 4, 1, sharks. would make some noise in the 3rd but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have to assist in the last guys. back to you. >> new this morning, the oakland zoo sending us these videos, all the animals enjoying their christmas presents this year. now the zoo says there's plenty to this year brought over t year. - 1 million cast to the oakland zoo. 3 mountain lions were rescued and over 80,000 volunteer hours were logged. among with other notable milestones like moving

so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds show to make it 4, 1, sharks.ake some noise in the 3rd but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have to assist in the last guys. back to you. >> is 5.45? we are tracking some showers. this morning. and let's take a closer look around the bay area. widespread showers from the north bay and santa rosa down to san jose. a closer look. we're starting to see some moderate. >> downpours in napa and sonoma counties over to petaluma. you see some wet roads out there along 101, francisco, san jose. so let's time this out for you. we have this is about an hour from now. 07:00am you can see some moderate cells moving through san francisco, fremont san jose in half moon bay around 8.30. most of us get a break here and this system breaks apart by the late morning and the afternoon. so you can see a stray shower this afternoon. but it looks like a better time to get outdoors. if you still need to make any last-minute plans. last minute holiday shopping and around dinner time, we look mostly dry with som

sharks fell short against vancouver canucks kron four's.ghts. >> texas right to the 4th quarter warriors down to andrew wiggins. nice spin move. the layin is good warriors tied at 89 part of a 14 to ron golden state. moments later, gov's back down to draymond green teens to steph curry for the wide open 3 warriors take the lead, but it was an off shooting night for staff. 10 points. just 2 of 13 from the field later ran into jet ski, kicks it out to jonathan kuminga in the corner. he knocks down the goahead tray. 26 points. 8 rebounds off the bench. big night for j k but the pacers were simply left. plus, warriors win by to pass kelsey osgood come the layin and the foul 3 point play paces takes the 20 points for seattle 120 seconds to go dubs down by 2. they need to stop. miles. turner hits the dagger turner led the pacers with 23 points, 10 rebounds and the warriors come up short. one, 11, 105. that's the 5th straight win for the pacers with golden state on the other hand, has lost of its last 13 cover. tonight, talking now sharks in vanco

tonight in vancouver, she plays her last. been playing to sold-out football stadiums around the world and shaping the economies of the cities she visits with a festival of singalong songs and homemade bracelets. in our "sunday focus" nbc's emilie ikeda looks back at an era unlike any other. >>> this is actually the first night of the "eras tour." did you know? >> reporter: when the "eras" tour kicked off, not even the biggest swifties could have foreseen the total taylor takeover to come. >> the concert that is turbocharging the economy -- >> this is the beatle mania of our era. >> taylor swift fans are apparently shaking the earth. >> reporter: the electrifying show generated unprecedented demand from fans who have been willing to travel far and spend big. how much for the tickets? >> not saying. >> reporter: you're not saying? >> nope. >> reporter: but for so many, you can't put a price tag on magical moments like these. i see your sweatshirt. has it brought you closer to your daughter? >> this is her super bowl. i'm big in

pick macklin celebrini born in north vancouver.ore sharks with a 2 man advantage count granlund to william eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver raj kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another poll. just 24 seconds after that. so we've got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds show to make it 4, 1, sharks. would make some noise in the 3rd but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have to assist the last guys. back to you. >> i missed that. 45 all that rain come to flood advisory in sonoma county. >> so we have that in place for winds are down to rohnert park could see some localized flooding, nuisance, flooding as of this cold front makes its way. so here's the storm tracker. the live look right now. some widespread showers in the north bay. so if you h

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fans in vancouver are speculating swift might close out the tour with an announcement of a new taylorone all out for taylor's arrival, with the bc center sporting a giant friendship bracelet. it feels like this tour has been going on for an era. but i think people will be sad to see it go. but i can't wait to see what she does for the last couple ones. >> and she deserves a little r&r now. >> you're so right. >>> when we come back, rising from the ashing of that devastating 2015 fire. >>> and a.i. not just for the movies. how one study shows its impact how one study shows its impact on mammograms, right after this. bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound of value. bounty. the quicker picker upper. (♪♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from

. >> taylor swift's eras tour ending sunday night in vancouver was bigger than the whole sky, becomingon this tour >> tonight we get to play one last show for you here tonight in beautiful vancouver. >> the trek hitting five continents, 149 shows and roughly 500 hours on stage over two years, changing the lives of swifties old and young, like 12 year old ellie serrano. >> how has your life changed from the beginning of the eras tour to today? >> i haven't really felt like i fit in. and taylor's really helped me push through all of that. >> it just was so beautiful for other people to see. like her in the way we saw her. shake it of, shake it off, heartbreaker. >> and for the dozens and dozens of tour employees heartbroken by the end of eras, they can shake it off as a giant. thank you for all their hard work. taylor gave get this $197 million in bonuses to her crew. that's nightline for this evening. catch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> breaking tomorrow on gma. the murder of a health care ceo. the man now

it's a bittersweet moment as taylor swift enters her final tour stop in vancouver. or if you're there, it's dubbed swift cover. she's going to have three shows starting in just a few hours so you've watched the show in person and on live streams. >> 89 times. first of all, how many in person shows and second of all, what were some of the highlights for you 15 of those shows were in person. >> i went to tokyo, japan, melbourne and sydney, australia, and then a few stops in europe before returning to america. my last stop was her final american show in indianapolis and i have to say, one of the common themes that i really enjoyed covering was that all the fans, no matter where they were born or where they were based, they all spoke the same lyrical language. they're all super fans. they've all been watching the show as it unfolds. what's really impressive about the eras tour is that fans tune in to live streams for every single concert, and so that means, especially this weekend, they are watching for the three hours and 15 minutes, hoping that she makes an announceme

i'm here at the jw marriott park in vancouver.our last night. this was a tour that has spanned two years, five continents. they've sold over 10 million tickets, $2 billion in sales. and when i got the call to come see the grand finale here in vancouver, i knew there was only one side kick who could do it justice, my 5-year-old daughter isabelle. i have a surprise for you. you know how it's taylor swift's last concert tomorrow night? you and i are gonna go. are you excited? >> yes! >> rebecca: and with that, we were off for a mother/daughter adventure we'll never forget. are you excited? making the 3,000 mile journey to vancouver just in the nick of time. here we go. this is it. the final show. taylor swift is about to perform and i'm with my favorite sidekick. but we made it alongside 50,000 other very lucky swifties. >> we've seen over 10 million people on this tour. [ cheers ] and tonight, we get to play one more show for you tonight in beautiful vancouver. [ cheers ] our last grand adventure together. >> rebecca: a massive fare

taylor swift�*s record breaking eras tour is coming to an end tonight, with a final show in vancouverht — more than two years later — she will have played 149 shows in front of 10.1 million fans across 53 countries. the eras tour has set a record as the highest grossing concert series of all time, bringing in around two billion dollars in ticket sales. bryan west the taylor swift reporter at the usa today network explained the impact swift has made. titter swift has always been a superstar but this eras tour has propelled her into a new universe. we last saw her last year with the time magazine person of the year, she was at the top of spotify by apple, she created this atmosphere where it lots of fans, original fans were bringing the non—swifties to a concert, people would heard of terrorists with, heard her songs, but as soon as they go to the three hour show, they realise she�*s a force to be reckoned with, she is incredible to watch and perform for three hours, i know when i am just watching my lower back hurts. i do empathise, this tour has been packed with memorable moments, any

after nearly two years, taylor swift's eras tour wraps up sunday in vancouver.s. >> reporter: fans flocking to vancouver are not ready for the curtain to close. swifties gearing up for a weekend of their wildest dreams, waiting hours for merch and trading friendship bracelets along the way. >> i've given away four bracelets already. >> reporter: fans will find a city be jewelled in all things taylor. police horses are sporting friendship bracelets. call it the swift effect with 150,000 swifties attending and over 80,000 hotel rooms booked. the department of transportation warning of extra traffic and longer wait time at the u.s./canadian border. airports are seeing a surge in travellers too. >> we're seeing swifties go above and i don't think to beyo vancouver, paying 66% more to get there. >> reporter: the cheapest ticket topped $700 for the final night. that's for a spot behind the stage, something the pop star opened up for the first time. >> hands are shaking because i just got tickets to the last show of the eras tour. >> reporter: the eras tour has played

you look around vancouver. that is where the storm track is, right now. later this month, probably the middle part of the month, we'll find that storm track dipping a little bit more to the south. and that's when we could find some storms moving in our direction. likely around the 14th or the 15th of the month. but today it's all about december sunshine. we're warming up by noon into the 60s. it feels nice around lunchtime. and then later on today it will go into the mid 60s and lower 70s. so today, another warm december day, sunny skies, temperatures in the low 60s to the low 70s. feels very nice out there overnight tonight. we'll have a partly cloudy skies. it gets chilly in our valleys with our coldest areas dipping into the upper 30s around the bay. shoreline will be in the mid 40s to the lower 50s. the three day forecast shows you lots of sunshine here to finish out the week. then over the weekend it's a mix of sun and clouds. it is a little bit cooler, but both days are dry saturday and sunday. reggie aqui. >> drew thank you. coming up, shutting dow

we started becoming anxious because we didn't receive the tickets and we were flying to vancouver.service. >> they, like the seller, has until 3 p.m. pacific time, four hours before the event to release the tickets. i'm like, this is cutting it too close. >> the family said they were repeatedly told about stubhub fan protection guarantee. no matter the issue with the ticket, we will strive to find an equivalent or better ticket to get the buyer into an event or provide a full refund. so sophia and her mom flew to vancouver making friendship bracelets along the way with six other friends who had gotten their tickets. >> 2.5 hours before the concert, they sent me this link with the alternate tickets. they're horrible. horrible. unacceptable. tickets. they were behind the stage. no view. >> they refused the tickets. golnaz ashraf scored what she called great seats on another site. seatgeek. 30 minutes before showtime, close to their original seats. >> i'm very upset that they didn't offer not only they offered a comparable ticket, they offered the worst possible ticket. so you know, w

this weekend her record-breaking tour is making one final stop in vancouver, british columbia.a gig! >> reporter: good morning to you guys. the first of this weekend's final three shows wrapped up just a matter of hours ago here in vancouver, which as you can see, is celebrating things taylor. shake it off sign behind me and last night brought all the see kwens, all the sparkles and an on stage camera crew which has people speculating could we see an upcoming concert film and documentary. effusive swift thanked a soldout stadium in the final countdown. >> this is the last friday night we ever play on the eras tour. we intend on making it count. what about you, vancouver. >> reporter: and this weekend marks the culmination of 149 shows in 50 cities across five continents. swifties proving their willingness to travel far and spend big to experience this cultural phenomenon. guys, even behind the stage with a totally obstructive view, they are reselling for close to 1,000 dollars. call it the swift effect. >> my goodness and a hotel. i can't imagine what that costs. >> will emilie

the canadian city of vancouver, where the final show is under way, will bring the curtain down on whattory. it's generated more than $2—billion in ticket sales worldwide. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines: a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi as lando norris drives mclaren to their first contractors�* title for more than a quarter of a century. and it's a new season and new tricks for snowboarding's half pipe world cup opener. so, welcome to the programme. we're starting with football and the premier league where there's been a lot to talk — about the late

we started becoming anxious because we didn't receive the tickets and we were flying to vancouver.ler, has till 3 p.m. pacific time, four hours before the event to release the tickets. i'm like, this is cutting it too close. >> the family said they were repeatedly told about stubhub fan protection guarantee. no matter the issue with the ticket, we will strive to find an equivalent or better ticket to get the buyer into an event or provide a full refund. so sophia and her mom flew to vancouver, making friendship bracelets along the way with six other friends who had gotten their tickets. >> 2.5 hours before the concert, they sent me this link with the alternate tickets. they're horrible. horrible. unacceptable. tickets. they were behind the stage. no view. >> they refused the tickets. golnaz ashraf scored what she called great seats on another site. seatgeek. 30 minutes before showtime, close to their original seats. >> i'm very upset that they didn't offer not only they offered a comparable ticket, they offered the worst possible ticket. so you know what they advertise is not right

three weekend shows left in vancouver that we would send nbc's emilie ikeda.y, guys. good morning to you. swiftys, myself included, can't shake off their excitement over this weekend and really over the past two years. think about taylor swift's impact on sports, the economy, travel, education, the music and movie industry since she l launched her eras tour in march of 2023. and now 150,000 swifties are gathering here to experience the end of this unforgettable era. this rn moing, taylor swift preparing to take a final bow on her electrifying eras tour. ♪ >> reporter: fans flocking to vancouver are not ready for the curtain to close. swifties gearing up for a weekend of their wildest dreams, waiting in hourslong lines for merch and making and trading friendship bracelets along the way. >> i've given away like four friendship bracelets. >> reporter: upon arrival, fans will find a city bejewelled in all things taylor. even the police horses are sporting their own friendship bracelets. call it the swift effect with 150,000 swifties attending the three nights of s

from march last year up until last week in vancouver, with some breaks in—between, the pop star performednd canada. all that hard work raked in $2 billion in ticket sales, according to investopedia. tickets for taylor swift's concerts went quicker than coldplay�*s tour around the same time. american university economics professor 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 s

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the city of vancouver is where the final show is about to begin and it will bring the curtain down oncontinue to keep across developments in syria. according to russian state disposed —— deposed president bashar al—assad is in moscow after fleeing bashar al—assad is in moscow afterfleeing damascus. we are running a live page on our website. thank you for watching and that is all farag to —— this edition of business today. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines: a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi as lando norris drives mclaren to their first contractors�* title for more than a quarter of a century. and it's a new season and new tricks for snowboarding's half pipe world cup opener. so, welcome to the programme. we're starting with football and the premier league where there's been a lot to talk — about the late

i -- when they decided to run away from thailand and eventually managed to run away and it up in vancouver. that is why the number of young thai runaways growing up so rapidly or whatever what happened every year. i went two months ago and it was so amazing. 100 people turning up to my talk. i am not saying all of them refugees, but among them a large number were refugees. that is why i think my stop in canada was meaningful. and toronto is a much bigger city. i did that without much expectation. a hundred people showed up. and so a few of them are refugees. but when i look at that, almost no one is above 30 years old. this is a young crowd, knowing about what is going on in thailand. so no doubt that i would be going back to canada. in toronto, i also introduced this to them as well. and i went on to

vancouver says the final three shows will have a big number of economic impact.ing per swift concert tops $1300 per person. when you add it up she is an economic powerhouse topping $5 billion. again, that number was for last year. you add in another year, the economic potential of gdp to the economy of taylor swift could be $9 to 10 billion in the u.s. >> mike: amazing. she deserves a break, i think. >> shannon: she turns 35 next week. maybe some personal news will happen with her boyfriend. >> mike: we'll be watching. >> shannon: we're awaiting daniel penny's arrival at court today. jury deliberations are set to resume. could we get a verdict today? we'll bring it to you as it happens. a house panel released its report on the mysterious illness called havana symptom. was something missed by the intel community or was there a cover-up? we have that report next. ♪ [music] i could open the garage ♪ ♪ for sam's band entourage ♪ ♪ protect them from the rain ♪ ♪ ♪ my garage i'd be closing ♪ ♪ while i'm hiking in wyoming ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ (admiral) if y

it's out in vancouver. tough for travis to make it out there.ikely giving another swift lift to the local economy during her stops in london and stockholm earlier this year, for example, it was such a surge in hotel occupancy and room rates as swifties flocked to the show here the bwh president what did you see >> we saw incredible lift in occupancy and, of course, when occupancy does that, so does average daily rate as average daily rate and occupancy went up, of course, our hotels were able to benefit from the success of the eras tour. >> put some numbers on it. >> with double digit increases in rate and occupancy. >> you are private >> we are. >> i gotta ask. >> it varied london may not have seen as much lift because of the room availability versus stockholm, which doesn't have -- >> tighter supply. >> tighter supply. >> have you seen a similar phenomenon with other performers not as great as it was with swift? >> swift is exceptional. it's an anomaly. there's not anything like her. look at the loyalty, her fan base, it's huge. absolutely hug

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. >> i mentioned this in the book, there's a big conference here in vancouver every year that's about, that's for everybody working on major projects, on indigenous, in indigenous territories, any kind of mining, oil and gas, infrastructure, whatever, and they all come together in this big conference in a very fancy hotel and some of the top ceos from top executives from some of the biggest world's biggest companies come up there and major government officials come there to meet with leaders of indigenous communities here in b.c., it's only been going for few years the fact that happens now i found it really marks such a change, indigenous people didn't have the right to vote until 1960, it goes to show you how far, you know, the playing field is still not even but it's starting to even up somewhat. which is a good thing. >> what accounts for that shift? >> it's a number of things. you know, it's really been happening since the 1960s, i think a lot of it, obviously a lot of it was driven by the environmental movement that really didn't exist until, you know, until the late '60s, early

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i was just going to say, i mentioned this in the book, there is a big conference here in vancouver every year that is about, for everybody working on major projects, in indigenous territories, so any kind of mining or oil and gas, infrastructure, whatever and they all come together in this big conference in a very fancy hotel, some of the top ceos, top executives from the biggest companies and major government officials come to meet with leaders of indigenous communities in b.c. and it has only been going for a few years the fact that that even happens now, i just find, it marks such a change. indigenous people didn't have the right to vote until 1960, so that really goes to show you how far -- the playing field is still not even but it is starting to give up somewhat, which is a great thing. >> what you think started that shift? >> it is a number of things, it has been happening since the 1960s, obviously a lot of it was driven by the environmental movement, that really didn't exist until the late 60s or late 70s, you know, this whole idea that corporations had any kind of responsibilit

an epic finals eras weekend for swifties in vancouver.edia. now the block parties are moving to the real world the way people watch their friends. why? this is our super bowl. there are organized events in los angeles, kansas city. the watch party i'm going to in new york has 1,400 people rsvp for sunday night. swifties have been digging through clues hoping this could be the weekend taylor announces reputation, taylor's version, behind the scenes documentary, or more. it's not unheard of because she announced be now and 1989 taylor's version during tour stops in nashville and los angeles respectively. guys, i'm not even the biggest swiftie here. right, george? >> george: you're going to pound this into the ground. >> whit: of course. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: i love also that you've got the bracelet there on the counter. and the five you had on your arm, george. >> will: i read folk lore is one of your favorite albums. >> george: thank you. do we need a play of the day after this? [ laughter ] >> george: do we have a play of the day? >> s

after nearlytwo years taylor swift's record-breaking eras tour came to a close in vancouver, canada.reporter: a final farewell to the transformative eras tour wrapping up in vancouver with magic, sparkle and a whole lot of heart. >> it's been the most exciting, powerful, most challenging thing i've ever done in my entire life. >> reporter: taylor swift performing for nearly three and a half hours in her closing concert. we were inside the sold-out stadium soaking up every enchanting era. the thrilling finale capping off the highest grossing tour of all time, stretching 633 days and rocketing swift from mega star to cultural phenomenon. >> welcome to the eras tour. >> reporter: the tour's final leg drawing an estimate of 58,000 people per show with each fan spending nearly $1,600 on tickets, travel, merch, food and outfits. sparkly, bold and clever. >> how about guilty as sin? >> reporter: the tradition of friendship bracelets inspired by a song lyric. driving up bead sales at michael's by 300%. part of a culture that celebrates togetherness. >> what's it like to have your siblings wi