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wonderful life" is up there. "christmas story" which is always on tbs. "elf." but where is "die hard" on this list? that's my question. >> that's a very good moment. may not be classified as a christmas movie. i personally love "the shining." i think there's a lot of family warmth and sentiment that comes with that film. >> very nice. >> it is. harry enten, thanks for the time, man. >> go bills on sunday. >> go dolphins. hey, if you were able to catch a flight to see your family, you were one of the lucky ones. coming up in, the maxmassive airline cancellations. the next hour of "newsroom" after a quick break. is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward.
[sighs] steve: send your photos to friends@foxnews.com and we will try to highlight some of them tomorrow. brian: i have got put a ring on my string -- string on my finger in order to remember what i needed to remember. carley: like that movie from brian one flew over the coo coo's next? carley: a wonderful life the uncle. steve: we were talking about that yesterday it's one of the 12 days of christmas. brian: middle ages 12 days of partying knock it down to one big day where we are allowed to run outside six feet away from each other with a mask. steve: you should have read wikipedia as a child. brian: would have been so great. carley: 12 days of christmas. president biden will address the nation as omicron becomes the most dominant covid strain in the country. steve: the white house previewing his speech. they are saying it's going to be a dire warning to people who
friday night and for this week, with our thanks for being here with us. have a good weekend unless you have any other plans, on behalf of all of our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. news goodnight. >> reporter: this is the most terrifying crime scene i've ever seen. >> the suspect knew the victim. >> she just was the last person who ever should have died like that. >> she loved sailing, friends. >> she was extremely outgoing. >> reporter: a wonderful life that came to a tragic and one warm summer nights. >> i hear a very weird scream. >> reporter: her life had ended but our story was just beginning. her killer hadn't been caught. >> i remember one detective saying to me, you just have to wait until he kills again.
List slides Like many people who went through a deep and virulent Hamilton phase, my listens of the Broadway juggernaut’s cast album often petered out some time around the start of Act II. Partly, that’s just because the back half of Hamilton drags a bit—it does, fight me, sorry, not sorry—but also because it’s vitally important that I not hear “It’s Quiet Uptown,” Lin-Manuel Miranda’s attempt to channel the grief of parents Alexander and Eliza over the death of their son Philip, unless I’m ready for a protracted sobbing session. Some of this is my own baggage, and my own processing of sorrow. But it’s also just the sheer, unrestrained grief of the song, Renée Elise Goldsberry’s heart audibly breaking, even as her voice rings out crystal clear, paying tribute to two people learning to “live with the unimaginable.” [William Hughes]