♪. ♪ they're playing my song, butterflies fly away ♪ todd: miley had her own new year's eve show last night, not to be outdone by our new year's eve show on the great fox news channel. with that you're watching "fox & friends" on a day avenue years eve, which i'm told, my sources are telling me is

new year's day. as you look live, i like to do intros very lard, for the people hung over right now, you don't needed to pyro yelling in your ear. we'll be subtle, soft,. lawrence: calm todd piro. todd: at least next hour. 8:00 i will bring the energy. i will prejudice much press the table, maybe bench pressing carley. lawrence: i love thissed to pyro. carley: i love images of fireworks from all over the world. london, dubai, new york city. did the fireworks wake you up? you stayed in new york city last night, obviously? , maybe that is the noise i heard last night. >> welcome to new year's day. lawrence: can i just say something? i want to keep it positive but i don't get the pampered thing for new york city of going -- times square you have to be there in the morning. so there is no bathrooms out there. todd: they need diapers.

i thought you meant, the diapers. carley: people really do that? lawrence: they do. they do. it is disgusting. todd: i work with you on day in, day out basis, can you go 12 hours without going to the bathroom? carley: no. i don't know how people do it. this was a little warmer this year. some new year's eves are cold. lawrence: it was raining. carley: you have real dedication if you were standing outside for 12 hours. when i got into work at 3:30 the party was still going on. todd: what was that? carley: we're close to times square. todd: previous years i worked this shift. it hasn't been that crazy. carley: do you want to know why? the first year there have not been pandemic restrictions. they were expecting a million people in times square. lawrence: wasn't the most all american thing. we had our all american celebration. here is a little bit of it. carley: yes. >> how are we feeling tonight?

[cheering] >> i love it. i'm not running for president in 2024. i see that sign. thank you, sir. >> i want to spend the rest of my life with you. i love you. so yulia. [cheering] >> omg. yes. >> yeah. >> yeah! >> we have lawrence jones. lawrence: what's up, guys, how are you doing? >> partying into the new year, roll into "fox & friends," no problem. lawrence: you know what? you know what? i am young but somebody decided to call out tomorrow from doing this show. >> don't wear it in the water. don't wear it in the water. it will wear you down. oh, my gosh. [laughter] the bear dancing. ladies and gentlemen, your dancing polar bear. >> personal privilege. am i wearing the hat right to

rip? is this looking okay? >> yeah. it also all right. >> it looks good. >> get your ass on that bull. >> go hegseth. go mr. big. come on rodeo will cain, are you watching this? >> we got you. we're seeing this. pretty impressive. >> turn up the setting. >> fail yaw has been talking a lot of track about will all night. jimmy hates the cowboys. so he will buck him right off. >> good form. good form. >> earlier in the show, like who can we call, who can we wake up? who have we got? >> what the heck is going on with you people? what the heck is going on? >> five, four, three, two, one, happy new year! [cheering] carley: that is what i like to call an all-american new year's celebration right there, baby. how fun was that show?

lawrence: only fox. carley: you were starring in it for a portion of the night. lawrence: we have incredible colleagues. we love to tease one another. they know we're filling in for them tomorrow. know today. they decided to call me at like 11:55, 11:50. you're the young guy. i feel like i'm the younger brother of "fox & friends." i get teased the most. >> i cannot believe you're not chipper at 11:55. i will stick up for you no matter what. anyone bullying you you let me know. todd: i will stick up for karl rove. who was expecting karl rove to get a prank call on new year's eve on the fox news channel? carley: i love your dog was in the shot with you during the prank call with will, pete, rachel. she is in your office. lawrence: she is in the office. i will bring her down later in

the show. new year's resolutions, you will have a baby. carley: that's mine. lawrence: you got it taken care of. we have full confidence in carley. carley: thank you, todd, you're doing weight loss thing. are you worried about it? >> will be the worse. i said good-bye to sweets. i cried. i smelled vodka in the diane hendrichs segment. i wept again. lawrence: that is temptation. todd: all joking aside. i want to play with my kids, live to see their kids, future generations. i ballooned up in 2022. i'm 206.3. do i look like i'm 206-pound 1ed to patrick todd patrick tie row get down to 170-pound.

carley: we want your new year's resolution. friends @fox news.com. how you change your life for the better. lawrence: we have your back. carley: we have more details in the suspect that killed four-eyed hoe students. todd: he could be back in idaho soon after being arrested in pennsylvania friday. lawrence: laura engle. what can you tell us? >> reporter: appears brian kohberger will not be here at the mom row county, correctional facility much longer. according to his public defend he plans to waive extradition in pennsylvania where he was arrested friday to idaho. we're looking at mug shot. that is the first look at the suspect. his public defender, in a prepared statement kohberger is eager to be exonerated. he told another news outlets that the 2-year-old was shocked about his arrest. we heard a lot about the suspect

studying criminology at washington state university and accused of killing four of the of idaho students. clams mates say kohberger was quiet in class, quick to showcase his intelligence when it came to talking about crime. yesterday the chief of police in moscow sat down with fox to say they believe they have their man. >> are you investigating whether this suspect had an accomplice in this crime? >> we truly believe we have the individual that committed these crimes. >> reporter: so there you go. after his arrest friday morning at his parents house here in p.a. where investigators found a white elanta. he was taken to this jail. his public defender said he could be transported back to idaho as few as 72 hours after his hearing on tuesday. we'll be there on tuesday. reaction coming in from washington state of the criminology department where kohberger was a student releasing a statement said this, the department of criminal

justice and criminology at washington stated university is aggrieved by the alleged horrendous acts by one of hits graduate students. we are relieved justice will be carried out. our hearts are with the victims families. once kohberger is transported back to idaho that is when we could learn a lot more information. once he appears before a judge in idaho they will enseal the affidavit that will have the information about the murders themselves and probable cause affidavit. the information about the murders also about the information investigators had that led them to kohberger. so much more to come on this. lawrence: laura, we're all standing by for that probable cause affidavit so we can see exactly the tools they used to capture this guy. thank you so much for joining us. carley: thank you, laura. lawrence: i just find it very disturbing that this 28-year-old said he is shocked by it. what he really means because because he is a narcissist.

he thought he could get away with it. studying the art of criminal justice. already has a phd. masters in criminal justice. made it hard for investigators. he has studied criminals in his past. he left a messy crime scene. he had knowledge how the system worked, how investigations are conducted, that he could escape how they take forensics from a crime scene. carley: we're looking at dna, genetic geology was key to pointing to a suspect. listen what maureen o'connell had to say on this front. she is a retired fbi agent. she has insight into what genetic genealogy is. we're getting a lesson. >> what law enforcement puts blood samples in the system it doesn't come up with anyone. they normally have to recheck every year. with this system we can take blood or other dna evidence, and

with the struggles we talk with two victims in a fight, fighting essentially for their life against the offender, they could have punched him in the face, gotten saliva off the front of their hands, something along those lines. who did the genetic gene ology which i think it was done. they would submit it under assumed name, i'm john doe, this is my dma up load it into the system. create a totally fictitious profile. you build family trees for the person you submit the dna for, all the way up to their ancestors. you bring it back down. you start looking for offenders in the area. carley: absolutely fascinating. yesterday a lot of people assumed there was a link between the dna of the family and this brian kohberger because maybe one of his family members

committed a crime. that family member was in police database somewhere but now it is looking more like what happened is that investigators went on to one of these websites like where you find out your heritage, created a fake profile. was then able to get, a family tree as she said and then, okay, well there is a name of this family on, of the dna who matches that name in the town or surrounding area. lawrence: quickly, the reason why, honestly this was a brilliant move by the investigators. there has been a lot of lit gauges of these companies back and forth, 23andme, the root, where you submit your dna and you do that. investigators have been trying to get the data. if you have not committed a crime, that family member committed a crime, that requires the governmentget a subpoena to get the dna you wouldn't be in the federal system. what they decided to do is sign up, take the dna. as you know some of the victims

had defensive wounds. they submitted that. got a ping on one of the relatives. they were able to create an orbit who could potentially be at the university that shares that dna. it was smart investigative work but it also shows why it took so long. it takes incredibly long time, weeks, even if you pay for the rush shipping to get those results. then there is a box there you can click to say, do not notify the relatives in that orbit. so that is why the family members did not know what they were doing. carley: wow. todd: putting my legal hat on for a moment, this obviously is a ingenius way finding a suspect. my worry, at some point somebody will try to get this into a court of law. based upon various issues, including chain of custody, various other issues people will fight this the aclu you can expect see them fight a lawsuit. i don't think at any point this could be admitted into court, my

gut, finding the guy, getting him off the streets -- lawrence: you're incredibly, you're spot on like that. they built the case to get who he was. at that point it would be just circumstantial. they have to put him at the scene of the crime. you connect the car, dna fingerprints, now you have the guy in the orbit. it can't just be that dna. todd: why they're asking for more evidence still even though they caught the guy. lawrence: why they're not sharing things. carley: police say the evidence is solid. they believe he acted alone. i completed his first phd, first phd program, he was going to class eight minutes away from this crime scene for a month. also steve gonsalves, his family found some connection. he hasn't said what it is. they found some connection between him and kaylee. more on that front as well. todd: get to this story. this is a head-scratcher.

you're not drunk, you're waking up, i'm about to read you scratch your head, one of america's top public schools, the kids there, the parents are demanding the prints pal be fired after she with held prestigious national merit awards from top students to boost quote equity and protect feelings of kid who didn't win one. this is insane. this is what 2022 is like. looks like we're continuing this in 2023. listen to the parents what they said about that. >> the school wanted to recognize students as individuals, not their achievements as if the two had to be separated. >> actually denies children a pathway to prosperity. it denies them the ability to achieve their full potential. >> i don't think that is fair at all. no two children can ever be same. todd: we kicked this off with azir i interviewed her she broke the story what is happening in virginia. on the website for the district,

literally said equal out comes at all costs. the left isn't hiding this anymore. they're literally pushing it in the mission statement. lawrence: this is not about wokeness, there is a dollar sign with the wokeness, with the equity, all the other nonsense they're bringing to the table. when you're able to say you're not performing as well you get more money from the federal government, you get more grants from the state. this is all about the dollar signs at the end of the day but how said is it, what a bad example for the students, you would water down your prestige. carley: oh, absolutely. that is why winsome sears is so fired up about this. she posted a tweet saying this is reprehensible. i reached out to the governor and attorney general asked for an investigation. our childrens education is not a zero-sum game. we cannot punish success in order to equal out comes at all

costs. scholarship award, that meanshey they were not able to tell thent a mistake. we have reached out to the colleges, that the students are trying to apply to and it is sort of an oversight on our front but there are a lot of parent, saying this was not -- todd: where does it end? do i get to be starting center on my high school basketball team? i'm five foot 10. that shouldn't happen. we have to stop. get back to a meritocracy otherwise our country is doomed. carley: we have more news to get into. overred night three new york police officers stabbed in times square including a rookie working on his first shift. that happening two hours before the ball dropped. he swung the ma chet see at a

group of officers -- machete. >> they responded in a professional manner with all officers involved. i must say even after the incident took place, the responding officers made sure the scene was under control. carley: police have since identified the suspect and are looking into his social media posts to determine if the attack was terrorism. my goodness. four responders in orlando rescuing 62 people from the icon park ferris wheel. that stopped due to a power outage last night. the outage was caused by a small fire at the base of the ferris wheel. orange county fire rescue was forced to scale 400-foot ride to rescue stranded passengers. thankfully nobody was injured in the incident. we ring in the new year people pick traditional foods for luck, like pork. pigs have a habit of move being

moving forward. interesting. people don't forget cabbage, people in germany like to cook in the meals because it represents money. southern u.s., you have black eyed peas of course. lassie, vasil li cake baked with a coin. i hope they wash the coin. the person gets lucky slice gets good luck for the year. this reminds me the baby in the cake. lawrence: this was todd piro. carley: this is good luck case, you almost destroyed it. todd: i'm angry. lawrence, get you a big one so you get fat in the new year. i get skinny. >> we have a lot to do, to see

if there is coin in this cake. lawrence: where is the icing? todd: this is sesame seeds. you want me to find the coin. carley: that is pretty good. lawrence: like bread. carley: a little sweeter than bread. room for improvement withizing on top. i think it is pretty good overall. todd: i'm looking for the coin. >> this is a very, very -- wow, you're making a mess. todd: disgusting. i thought most disgusting on "fox & friends" was me eating. no, it is me cutting. lawrence: a lucky cake. todd: not lucky. lawrence: todd tips it over. todd: that is harbinger of 2023 for me. lawrence: carley: cake deserves better. we must press forward. president biden soaking up the sun on his virgin island vacation. shaking off any 2024 buzz.

>> will you talk to your family about re-election, sir? president biden: there is an election coming up. carley: mike huckabee coming up for what is next for joe. todd: have you been back seeds like larry david. >> look at this. you got to be kidding. this is crazy. >> you could have stayed home. todd: wait until you see the stadium seats fans claimed blocked 90% of your view. "fox & friends" on the first day of 2023 rolls along. ♪.

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♪. lawrence: so president biden joyce fun in the sun during a family trip to the virgin islands, icing out any formal discussions on his plan for 2024. >> will you talk to your family about running for re-election, sir? president biden: there is election coming up? >> yeah. president biden: i didn't know that. >> what was your priority for 2023. >> how was dinner? lawrence: questions mount what the future of democratic party may look like? former arkansas governor, presidential candidate, mike huckabee joins us now. mike, happy new year to you, brother. what do you think about this? if he doesn't run who is the option for the democratic party? >> i think, lawrence, first of

all, let me say this, reach into your pocket, take a coin, give it to todd, it will be a lot less dangerous than him trying to cut up the stupid cake, digging around for it, making a mess on the set. do that first and foremost. lawrence: i got you, brother. >> let's get back to joe biden. he probably is going to run. i don't know that he is going to run. when he said i didn't know there was an election, i don't think that was a joke. i don't think he really knows there is an election coming up but here's what we can figure, he is not the only democrat that is going to run. he won't have a solo run at this. there it will be other democrats. gavin newsom, maybe some more moderate governors will jump in. but he will not have the stage to himself. because i think a lot of democrats realize, number one, he is already 80 years old. he will be 82 by the time the election will roll around. that is unprecedented. this is not the senior bowl. this is the toughest job in the

world. he already shown he may not quite be up to it. will he run? probably. but will he run unopposed in the democrat primary? absolutely not. >> mike, according to the approval rating only 44% of americans approve of job he is doing, 56, according to "fox news" polling, disapprove. seems like he had a little bit of the wind in his sails in the midterms. didn't go exactly how the republicans would thought it would go, do you think that presses him again? >> i'm still trying to figure out what happened in the midterms. there were a lot of factors going on there that didn't work out for the republicans. i was one who guessed it totally wrong. i thought we would win the senate and the house, i don't think that is really showing a mandate for joe biden. i don't see that at all. i think the country is just

fiercely divided. a lot between urban and rural. the cities of america are very different than the fly over country of america. but what i really want to know is that look at 44% of joe biden's performance, say, heck of a job, joe, keep it up? lawrence: i'm wondering too, brother. what is your message for the audience for this new year? >> be optimistic this is america. we're not a country that is given to failure. we're resilient. right now there are a lot of things that give me great concern and pause. i mean i'm really troubled by many things happening in our country. the wokeness destroying freedom of speech. the ability of americans to just be who they are, to live their lives with the sense of joy and liberty. but all that said, i see great signs coming up, bubbling up from the communities where people show up at school board meetings and city councils and say enough. so we're a resilient country. we bounce back. i hope the republicans in the

house show some real spine. one of the things they have been given the key to go after the very serious issues in our country, like the corruption of the fbi and the department of justice. lawrence: yeah. >> we need to find out and they don't need to be timid about it. if they are, quite frankly a pox on all their houses. lawrence: there will be consequences if they don't go with the mandate they have been given. mike a big year for you and your family. your daughter will be sworn in a few days. congratulations, brother, happy new year. >> thank you very much, lawrence. give him a quarter, dime or something, get todd off the hook. lawrence: i may get him a golden one. he need as little more luck this year. not going so well so far. happy new year. >> you got it. lawrence: officials sound the alarm on a measles outbreak affecting children.

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everyone thinks it is minor. you mentioned 32 kids got hospitalized t can cause pneumonia. that is the thing you worry about measles. in ohio, the first four kids that got it were not vaccinated, of the 82 you mentioned were not fully vaccinated. what i mean by fully, getting both shots by the age of five. it is 98% effective. this is not what we're talking about the covid vaccine or flu vaccine. this one prevents spread. this is dramatically effective preventing spread which is what everybody is talking about. this vaccine is hugely important. we have stamped out measles in the united states as a natively occurring disease. this is the way to keep it that way is with vaccination. carley: dr. siegel. there is ths story in sports, the dolphins quarterback.

t-ua tagovailoa got the concussion during christmas day game against the packers. plate the entire game. went into discussion protocol the next day when he smart started experiencing. the question is have you heard about delayed concussion symptoms before? >> absolutely. i saw the footage. he got hit in the second quarter, he got really clocked. i could tell he would get a concussion. generally speaking he may have had something, generally woozy. headache, can't concentrate, slurred speech, walking, balance, dizziness can be delayed a day or two? do i think he had no symptoms at the time? that is hard to believe. a lot of it is delayed. what i'm most worried about with tua. this isn't the first time n september he got back-to-back games when he got hit really badly. we're worried about recurring injuries like this to football

players. he is 24 years old. there is cron neck encephalopathy is worry about that. there is high amount of football players with kong discussions traumatic brain injury. i think the nfl is probably have him sit out the new england game. carley: he is so young, he is so talented. i understand him eager to play. if i were anybody in his orbit, his wife, his girlfriend, his mom, i would be really worried about cte. what are the chances that could be in his future? >> well, i think if, there is a lot to be said for a great point, great point, carley. if he sits out now, maybe even sits out the remainder of the season, maybe you know, really gets looked at very carefully over the summer, that he can make a full recovery. cte though is a real issue for recurrent blows to the head. now is the time for him to be sitting out, looking after his health first.

he will not -- i've interviewed harry carson by the way, former new york giant middle linebacker, hall-of-famer. he has been a major sportscaster with us. he has been through this he teaches about this. now is the time for tua to sit out. >> well-said. dr. siegel, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> happy new year, carley. carley: happy new year. coming up looking to grow your bank account in 2023 i am. who isn't? our next guest says start a side hustle, use cash. his other tips for successful financial new year coming up. you don't want to sit here. find out which stadium which holds what is called the worst stadium seats in america. oh brother. ♪. . you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again.

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♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ ♪. todd: so are you looking to manifest money in the new year? a majority of americans are as well. no shocker. nine in 10 want to improve their financial wellness. here with tips on how, cpa,ed inly, new jersey, finest, dan geltrude. list of seven. work through number one. go dry in january. what do you mean? >> absolutely. this is the time to give both your wallet and your liver a break. time to try out. collect your ideas, collect your

plan, move forward from there. todd: number two, establish a budget, something you should always do. now is the time to motivate yourself to do one. >> listen, todd, it is the budget that keeps you in line. so you no how much money will be coming in. got to be careful about how much is going out. it is all about what's left. todd: this next one is not enough people do, use cash, not credit or debit cards. >> i wouldn't say not a debit cards. that is like using cash because it puts you in a position where you don't spend what you don't have. todd: sorry,, so focused on the cake debacle. point number three. point number four. shop with a list. when we have conversations i will literally work through a list with you. >> again. that is another tool to use to keep you in line. when you're out shopping, so

easy to get caught in the emotion of let me get one of this, let me get one of that. no. stick with your list. that is how you stay on budget. >> they make good lists there inned inly, new jersey. every member of my family. pay off a credit card. you have to do that before you do anything else. >> you really do. let me tell you why. we see what is going on with interest rates going up. the last thing you want to do is have credit card debt with those high interest rates. todd: side hustle. number six. >> listen, extra cash, always helps to ease the pain. there is 10 million job openings out there. you can find a little extra cash for sure. todd: finally geltrude, don't cheat. >> don't cheat. todd, listen, i will give you personal advice. don't cheat on your diet and don't cheat on your financial diet. stick to it. todd: try to do that. hopefully our viewers will as well.

dan geltrude. happy new year. great to see you. my friend. lawrence. over to you. lawrence: don't cheat, so simple. thanks, todd. we have a couple headlines. grubhub customers in washington, d.c., are set to receive 2.million dollars in lee funds after the company charged hidden fees to increase profit. they offered false services like free delivery while customers were still required to pay extra service fees. that is so shady. if you plan to attend college football game in arizona anytime soon, avoid these seats. one twitter user pointed out the specific terrible seats at arizona wildcats stadium. said they might be the worth seats in the nation. the sight line only allows you to see the corner of the end zone. about 90% of the field is blocked. it is all thanks to a giant concrete wall which was constructed in 1929. so they can't touch it.

those are are the headlines. rick reichmuth for our weather forecast. rick: take a look at the weather maps. show you what is going on. we have two storms. one is exiting parts of eastern maine. that is what brought all the weather yesterday across much of the east coast. this one out in parts of the west. brought all-time record rainfall across parts of california yesterday. that storm moving into the four. it becomes a big weather-maker this week across parts of the plains. here is what plays out through tuesday around the four corner states, great news. many feet of snow in a lot of spots. look what happens in parts of the plains. north fork, madison, wisconsin, parts of southwestern minnesota looking at really heavy know. there is severe side of this. monday we're looking at a threat

for severe weather across parts of the south. potentially any strong tornadoes. you see the dotted area, be careful for that on monday. it moves farther toward the east on tuesday. we get another batch of rain and mountain snow on tuesday in parts of california. five to seven inches of rain and four to five feet of snow in higher elevations. active weather pattern across the west which is great news. we need it but too fast. lawrence: buffalo is in the clear, rick? rick: buffalo is still warm. after all that snow they're still warm. they will be in the mid 50s this week. lawrence: that is great news. i have to travel there. perks of the guy. dance-off. one school shaking things up during lunch with a viral video. the student and the teacher join us next.

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[cheering] >> hey. todd: that florida school going viral for encouraging students to shake it off during test week lawrence: summer high school academy, 2027 teacher yolanda turner and 8th grade student, brian persson joins us. thanks for joining us on the program. carley: round of applause. >> thank you. thank you. lawrence: that is not just swag. those are moves. so miss turner, what started this battle? >> well, we were engaging in some activities during our exam break. i think the students kind of called me out. i am never one to back down from a challenge. so i stepped up to the plate. >> well you have fantastic

moves. ryan, so do you. what was it like battling your teacher? >> miss turner was first teacher he ever battled. it caught me surprise that she could dance that good. carley: that's great. todd: the song was missy elliott's lose control. she tweeted a reply. fire emojis. you look like you're around my age. were you surprised an 8th grader that knew a song that dropped in 2005? >> i was. that is oryan is very talented. he is a great dancer, great singer. the fact he knew that. it made me turn it up a little bit more. lawrence: miss turner, i have to ask oryan, what is next for you, man? you can sing. you can dance. are you trying out for "american idol,"

"america's got talent"? what do we need to make sure that you're on cover of magazines? >> listen -- when it comes to that, i really want a big career and singing and dancing all that stuff. i'm very interested in all that. carley: you have a cute dog joining you in the segment which is just a bonus. miss turner what was it like when it started to go viral. are you surprised how many people have seen this video. what is the reaction from other teachers, parents and students in the school? >> that friday, by friday afternoon, friday evening i was getting calls. my assistant principal was calling. my principal was calling. i was calm and then the more calls i got, the more, numbers increased, i started to get a little bit excited and i'm like, my goodness, where is this going? i have teachers call me worked for in the past. i had students contact me,

they're glad i'm finally being broadcast on a big stage. so it has been amazing. i am looking forward to returning, after our winter break because i know there is going to be a lot more that comes with all of this viral video dance-off. carley: just so positive. lawrence: before we let you go, what is the next song for the next challenge? >> i want to say, oh that is for oryan i'm sorry. >> you can go ahead. >> no you, you pick. todd: clearly miss turn hears an answer. what is your answer, yolanda? >> my answer is cc music factory. everybody dance now. carley: i like it. maybe do it live on "fox & friends". todd: ryan, you've been served. carley: you guys are great. love the teacher, student

relationship you have bringing smiles to us. we had so much fun watching it. miss turner, oryan we had so much fun. todd: in the nfl regular season, charissa thompson loves the c and c music factory. >> she is one of the c's.a cr next on fox. y. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we replaced the windshield and recalibrated their car's advanced safety system, so features like automatic emergency braking will work properly. >> tech: alright, all finished. >> dad: wow, that's great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is my song. we just need to shine. carley: need to shine all the time. absolutely. speed to happy new year. american new year's ev