hi, i'm darlene and i lost 40 pounds with golo in just eight months. i gained an enormous amount of weight due to a medication i was put on. when i started the golo plan and taking release, i was surprised at how easy it was for the weight to come off. i've never done anything better in my life. pope emeritus benedict xvi. his successor pope francis presented for mass today at st. peter's basilica. benedict will lie in state starting tomorrow. pope francis will leave his predecessor funeral mass on thursday. hello welcome to another hour of "fox news live" i am molly line for a quick site rich edson we are also for the arrest of the idaho quadruple murder suspect in pennsylvania his next court

appearance is scheduled for tuesday and his attorney says he plans to waive an extradition hearing. >> begin this hour new york city were police say three officers are in stable condition after a machete attack last night at a new year's eve security checkpoint near times square. alexis mcadams is live in new york city and has the details. >> hi molly, thankfully those three nypd officers are recovering. we are learning the details of the teenage suspect investigators tell me drove all the way hear from maine. police calling him a violent islamic extremist the fbi says they have been following closely for weeks. take a look here in your screen this is where it all unfolded. we all know there's some people i hear less site in new york city on new year's the three officers attacked in midtown manhattan during the celebrations as thousands were gathering, knight trolled trevor bickford pulled out this machete style knife and started swinging according to police. he struck two officers right in the head and injured a third

part one of the cops was just a rookie who just got on the job. all are expected to be okay. investigators say this could be a possible terror attack but suspect said that suspect's own family called the police on him back in december. telling at the receipt planning to travel to afghanistan and wanted to quote die for his religion. >> a 19-year-old mail approach an officer and attempted to strike him over the head with a machete. the mail then struck two additional in the head with in machete. it year veteran suffered a laceration to the head. the second officers who graduated the police academy on friday, was also struck in the head resulting in a skull fracture and a large laceration. mayor adams tweeting out there recovering example of what nypd stands for which is protecting this community. putting their lives on the line every civil day.

>> i think it is a real reflection on how well our police officers are trained and the level of courage they bring to this occupation. the suspect was also injured by police when they try to stop and produce shot in the shoulder but treated and released from the hospital. he is in custody and could face very serious federal chargers. but really as you heard the mayor saint rich and molly just how quickly the officers jumped into action that really stopped a major issue. back to you because they really had each other's backs alexis mcadams live in your city thank you. so before the public defendant represented the idaho quadruple murder suspect says his client plans to waive his right to an extradition hearing. 28-year-old bryan kohberger is due in court tuesday in pennsylvania where police arrested him friday. he faces four counts of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of four university students. dan springer is live in pullman, washington with a suspect attended grad school just minutes from the murder scene,

dan. >> rich, if bryan kohberger does in fact waive extradition as his lawyer in pennsylvania says he could be back in the state of idaho as early as tuesday nights. in front of a judge hearing court as early as wednesday facing those four counts of first-degree murder. then they will have to unseal that probable cause affidavit which will lay out a lot of the evidence in this case. but moscow police say their work on this case is far from over. now they are trying to build a solid prosecution by answering the question, why? and what led up to the murders customer to that and they're still getting help from the public. >> we got 400 phone calls within the first hour after the press conference which is great. but we are trying to build this picture now of him, who he is, his history, how we got to this event. why this event occurred. folks we know police searched kohberger's apartment on the campus of washington state

university per he has lived here since august when he started his doctoral program in criminology. the apartment is less than 10 miles, about a 10 minute drive for the murder scene. police also searched general's office on the wsu campus but he was a teaching assistant working and taking classes right up until the week before christmas, a month after the murders but we learn investigators discern zeroing in on kohlberg or the innate left behind at the crime scene was a key and because he has no prior convictions, they use genetic genealogy to make a link. >> it is an understatement to say it isn't evidence rich environment because there is so much biological evidence but be very, very bloodied, horrible it was pure butchery on the part of this perpetrator. that apparently is what has happened. >> kohlberg or attorney in pennsylvania it said he's eager to be exonerated and he will get

his chance mid next week. >> dan springer in pullman, washington thanks so much. ted williams southeastern moscow thanks for joining us on this first day of the year finding answers for the family an entire community. they're potentially getting some of those answers you are breaking a major part of the story finding out kohberger's lawyer went to court to try and have the cleanup of this crime scene halted at least for the time being. i want to get your thoughts on that. what do you think that means mount a pretty robust defense? text molly, i am got to tell you i think that the attorneys for

kohberger are getting ready to mount a robust defense. it is my understanding from a source that they went into courts. they were going to clean this place up, they went into court meeting the lawyers for kohberger and got an order from a judge stopping the cleaning up of this crime scene that is over my shoulder. molly: defender also said he plans to waive his extradition moved back to idaho swiftly because he is quote eager to be exonerated. what do you make of that? >> you know, i have studied kohberger since his arrest. i believe you have someone who believes they have committed the perfect crime. and as a result of that, he is eager to get back here to mix it up with the authorities i

believe to try to show them that he has in fact committed the perfect crime. but molly, i can tell you there's no such thing as a perfect crime. it is my belief that the law enforcement have gathered sufficient evidence, not only do they have the dna evidence, but we have also been told, molly, there were some defensive wounds. meeting some of the victim fought back. so therefore they may have some directed nexus with kohberger in the evidence and the victims in this case. and also they have that white vehicle. they are processing a white vehicle that they confiscated from kohberger that he drove 2000 miles across country. that vehicle is going to be significant. i think they're definitely going to be able to find evidence they are. i think they've got a great deal of independent evidence in this case. molly: you mention some of the

things that may have helped lead to his arrest. he also extensively hasn't trained in and studied criminal justice, working toward his phd in a nearby community. when he was arrested she reportedly said to them investigators asked if anyone else had been arrested. should investigators be conscious of someone who has perhaps studied the subject matter and it may be more manipulative than other sus suspects? >> absolutely, molly. the big question is, if he is found guilty and been found to be the killer of these four young people, the big question is has he killed before? so law enforcement is clearly looking into this. this was a phd criminology major. so quite naturally he knows a great deal about crime. in the question is and what

america will want to know what the citizens out here want to know and moscow, idaho that is what was the motive behind the killing of these four young people? >> one of the other things we are potentially looking forward to is the affidavit for the four charges in getting more details once the suspect actually has backed idaho. we spent so much time there on the ground and now we have the name of the suspect. there you are back in the sick over this this case unfolded from the beginning. i want to get your insights now as you are there on the ground, what you are thinking. >> my thinking is before the families that are involved in this, molly. they are children. they brought their children appeared to go to school, to get an education. and then unfortunately they have had to come back down from their homes and pick up the bodies of their loved ones. and right now they want closure. they want the person who killed

their loved ones to be brought to justice. that is something that is been on my mind throughout the sad sad state of incidents. molly: hopefully smes will suggest disparate authorities looking for more information from anyone there in the public now that an arrest has been made information about the suspected former d.c. homicide detective ted williams thank you so much your insights there on the ground and moscow, idaho. >> my pleasure. ♪ tens of thousands expected this week at the vatican. two. died yesterday at age 95 will lie in state at st. peter's basilica starting tomorrow. before his funeral thursday chief religion correspondent lauren greene has more from r rome. >> preparations are now underway here at st. peter's basilica for the viewing and funeral of gentoo. we've never had a pope in the

modern of the snow protocol. journalists are asking for dignitaries who may attend. we are learning more about the last moments of benedict's life. the emeritus pope died yesterday morning in his first floor apartments as a monastery in the vatican gardens. the close source close to the vatican his last words were said in german, his native tongue, jesus means jesus i love you. the moment of death bendix personal secretary called pope francis to inform him. francis arrived within 10 minutes and said prayers for the deceased former pontiff. tributes pour in from all across the globe. president biden, a catholic tweeted about benedict he will be remembered as a renowned theologian with a lifetime of devotion to the church guided by his principles and faith. may he continue to be an inspiration to all. he will also be remembered as the first pope in six centuries to reside which paved the way for francis. it is in the bavarian town

benedict's passing is personal. he was born nearby, people lit candles and remember the first german pope in nearly 1000 ye years. >> we were proud, we were very happy someone from germany would become pope. from bavaria very close by. yes, yes. >> he was a very, very upsetting the passing away. even it was suspected i must say quite honestly we will miss him very. >> right now benedicts about eight lies in repose inside the monastery. pope francis reportedly earlier said prayers and gave blessings. tomorrow bendix body will be moved to st. peter's basilica where the faithful will be able to pay their final respects. and rome, lauren greene fox n news. >> and in washington things will be very, very busy this week republicans take control the house for the 118th session of congress.

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>> the big question is still out there will be run for reelection in 2024? jacqui heinrich is a live incident growth more, jacqui? >> political reports of president has been talking with family while on vacation in st. croix about whether to seek another term. we have previously reported the first lady and the biden family are supportive of the idea. the president did not appear to make an announcement anytime soon, poised rather to make an announcement anytime soon. this was his 2023 a message the american people, listen. collect optimism. i've never been more optimistic in america and my whole career. we have been through so much, so much difficulty, the pandemic, a whole range of things. talks to his intention to run again he will make that announcement early in the new year. but politico reports those in

the president circle believe there is a strong and growing likelihood that he will run again and an announcement can potentially come earlier than had been expected. possibly as soon as mid february around the expected date of the state of the union according to those people. biden has not laid out a legislative agenda it yet even for the second half of this term aid to said outlining one, one think he is signaling as a priority as the economy. inflation has been with the biggest challenges in office and yesterday senior advisor needed done circulated a memo stating the u.s. and 2022 than any other global economies. they are touting the near record unemployment rate and additional prescription cost savings that take effect this month. it also notes there's more work to do. or he appear along key republicans mike dewine.

certainly laying the groundwork amount to set the tone for 2023. maybe 2024, even though the most fox news paul has two thirds of americans saying they would prefer he not run again, rich free. >> jacqui heinrich traveling with the present st. croix, jacqui thanks for. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy reported holding a call this hour with the members of the house republican conference. he is facing strong opposition from some gop lawmakers as he fights to become speaker of the house when the new congress votes on tuesday. alexandria hoff has been covering all the intrigue there with the details from wash washington. asked kevin mccarthy as the outgoing house minority leader wanted initial leadership vote among house republicans back in november. in order to become speaker he must secure 218 votes.

that is going to be the first order of business when the republican-controlled 118 congress convenes on tuesday. while there are republicans to feel mccarthy is still dozens of both short, gop congressman dara ice assassinate the number has dropped three. >> and is dwindled down to single digits. with a couple of people saying they will never vote for him. but at the end of the day recognizing that if five or six people hold out, all we are really doing is empowering the other side and not having a speaker because there's no question over 200 members republican members will stick with kevin mccarthy again and again and again for. >> arizona congressman andy bates is among those that vowing not to support mccarthy. in fact he plans to challenge him for the speakership. >> right now no one has to an 18 the magic number. i don't believe are going to see that until january 3 and maybe it will take a few ballots to shake that out. >> if there is no majority

winner after the first ballots, the house will keep voting until there is. no speaker boat is going to a second ballot in 100 years. now mccarthy can only afford to lose four votes but even the embattled newly elected congressman george santos who has admitted to fabricating his resume is a vote that is needed, molly. thirty-five alexander half in washington thank you. >> and molly this upcoming boat comes as some current and incoming members of the house wrote a letter to their colleagues that they will only support mccarthy for speaker. one of them is near congressman elect nick who joins us now. congressman elect, thanks for joining us this afternoon. you heard from congressman biggs their party also told us there is no scenario he things on subsequent ballots where he is going to support leader mccarthy for speaker. how did the incoming freshmen that you have written a letter with combat that? >> let's take a moment to think about how we got here for be at high hopes is republicans coming to the 22 election season and

other jurisdiction in the senate the governorships we fell short. in the house he found that one hour majority back. a lot has to do with kevin mccarthy and his commitment to america he is the personification of that commitment to america. those of us in a battleground districts are equal to support kevin he will help us deliver on the promises we made to our voters to ensure we secure our borders we improve our economy we get our freedoms back and we hold this invited administration accountable. that is what we are all supporting kevin mccarthy. >> of you personally heard from kevin mccarthy since her election? has he been speaking with a number of incoming freshman to not only coordinate on the speakership but i'm with republican agenda is going to be in about a week? >> absolutely. that is what he has all of our support. a very open door my understanding is he has made some concessions to the folks who have opposed him. i expect his leadership to have that open door as he has had it with me over the last few months especially. >> are you concerned about some of those concessions you might

reach a point much as it is the ability to remember to call for speaker sips election in the middle of his speakership which can be externally disruptive at certain members not get what they want. do you think there is a risk he could give too much and that could sink his speakership before it even begins? looks like trust as kevin has gone through these negotiations he is doing so with adequate discretion. if it meets his standard than i'm comfortable with it as well for. >> are you confident as a speakership election's about to start that this could be wrapped up pretty quickly? i know that is what you're hoping for but you concerned because a little bit too long and that begins to slow some of the things you're trying to accomplish as a new majority in the house? >> i really hope we avoid that here. americans are new yorkers in my district sent us here to this majority in congress to get the business of the people done. this is a distraction from that business. as you said earlier in november there's about a ball house republicans from the 118 congress. think 85 or 90% of us that we

want kevin mccarthy as a spe speaker. people have spoken people have lobbied for break time for dissension is done we should move forward quickly we should do so with kevin. rich: another member of the delegation incoming freshman is george santos. you have called for house ethics investigation into him and some of the lies he has told during his election. here is what another in a future colleagues, congressman kevin brady had to say about that. >> he is certainly going to have to consider resigning. scott really two choices do not know this young man. he does not need my advice surely but one he can try to politically ride it out. we have seen that happen in washington d.c. or you can take the tougher choice which is i think own every lie that he has made. apologize to everyone and anyone for as long as it takes. >> given what we know so far, and the things he has admitted to do you think this is even beyond an ethics investigation

and he should even take the seat? >> new yorkers deserve better, for conferences or is better and america deserves better than the mess we're in with this one. there will be a day of accountability for this play that's why as a first republican to call for a house investigation into his conduct, into his lies. also others have brought on additional movements with the local republican district attorney has launched an investigation as well. there will be a day of accountability for this because as republicans means get back and focus on governing for america. >> you think your awesomeness be accountability for republicans in charge of vetting candidates? how this could slip through the crooks certainly that might be gone on the democratic side as he ran for republican candidate for straight to elections never picked up on this. >> is someone to be plenty of time to discuss how we prevent this mess from happening again. i hope we can do so with honest minds as we approach as we governing on the 118 congress and as we go back to the voters

in two years and ask them again for the confidence to keep this majority. >> you think there's also a concern if he does decide to resign in a ghost a special election this is a c thousand recently held by democrats. this is not the type of safety seats where you can be putting this up to chance again. is this risk and narrower majority in the house republicans? it's good government is good politics. all that new york districts throughout the nation are newly it's one we can win back. i think if we demonstrate we are good at governing the politics will shake themselves out after words for. >> as we wrap up your sir, what is the one issue you think the house gop that you are looking forward to focusing on as you begin your first session of congress? >> we have to secure that border purred with it down there right away. hold us in this ration accountable. stop the flow of illegal people weapons and fentanyl into this country would be have to secure borders are so right away.

>> to think and democrats can compromise on the issue are willing we be talking past each other for the next two years? with the help is a deal to remain. not yet sworn and i don't get sworn in until 48 hours from now. i hope there folks on the other side of the who would agree that a secure southern border is in our nation's best interest. every status and become a border state because of how porous or southern border is. i hope there enough house and democrats to join with us on the common sense measure protects new york congressman elect mdc thanks very much. if i disturb and climb a blue lead city as a woman pushes a three year old on the train tracks. this happened in portland, oregon. business is demanding lawmakers take action. will the new year bring any changes? that is next.

quicktime never some quick headlines. twenty-four element was killed and nine other people hurt last

night in a shooting in mobile, alabama. the victim ages range from 17 -- 57. police their state having just blocks from where thousands were gathered to ring in the new year at an annual festival. bullets also hit two nearby businesses. no arrests yet for brazil new president sworn in today under tight security because of threats of violence from supporters of his far right predecessor. left the country friday, flew to florida to avoid the handover. he was narrowly defeated by leftist luis. a former president who's also served time for corruption charges. an iconic singer i need a pointer of the pointer sisters has died after fighting cancer. she and her grammy-winning siblings had hits like i am so excited and jump for my love. it was only 74, molly. >> some shocking video out of portland, shocking video out of portland, oregon. will ms. scott shoving a tether onto the train track for the

thrills suffered think like minor industry injuries regimen begging city officials to do more to fight soaring crime. matt finn has worn all this, matt's very. >> and molly, the disturbing footage appears to show that this woman intentionally shows a 3-year-old onto train tracks without any provocation. it happened on wednesday and northeast portland on the track of the greek gateway max platform for 32-year-old breanna les workman is accused of shoving a 3-year-old child face first onto the train tracks for no apparent reason. we have learned in this woman has a considerable criminal history over the past 10 years. the district attorney theirs has a mother and her 3-year-old child were waiting for the train when the suspect shove the child to land quote face first onto the metal rail and rocks. a bystander rescued that child from the tracks before train came. the suspect is charged with multiple crimes including attempted assault in the first degree. that 3-year-old child suffered headache and a mark of the

forehead from hitting her face. this horrific incident comes this frustrated business owners in portland are calling on city and county leaders to do more to combat rising property crime in that city. and police response times of hit levels not seen in a decade according to portland police data. molly. so for that poor baby. matt thanks very much. >> the backup quarterback makes a play of a lifetime blaine help save for people after the helicopter they were in crashed into the waters off davis island in florida. charles watson's life in the southeast bureau with more, charles. >> rich, tom brady isn't the only one able to draw attention down there in tampa bay. buccaneers backup quarterback blade now receiving plenty of praise after rescuing a family of three and the pilot in his scary crash helicopter landing off of davis islands new tampa bay at late last week. he and his brothers were nearby having a little fun out on the

water when they heard a faint noise off in the distance and saw what they would later realize was a helicopter sinking in the water. >> it's almost look like a crew boat in the water that had broken up and about four pieces. i vaguely remember seeing two yellow lifejackets and i said it got to check this out. look what their interests. >> minutes prior 28-year-old hunter and his parents had just finished a sightseeing tour of tampa bay. they were returning to the airport with the pilots went according to police they heard a loud banging noise. then the helicopter lost power and plunged into debate moments later. parks at this point the whole entire thing was submerged, it's one of those movie scenes you take your last breath up in the little bubble that is left and you know that was her last breath. >> are sought going out off davis islands. >> that was audio calling police before he and his brothers they

pulled up in his parent safety on their jet skis. this here is a body camera video from the tampa bay marine unit as they rescued the pilots from that water crash. >> they were healthy, scared, nervous. but it was a pretty crappy situation that turned good in in the end. i was right place right time. >> fortunately everyone made it out alive by the faa in the ntsb are helping with the investigation. he says he expected to remain anonymous. he is still getting used to the extra attention. >> wild story, charles watson thanks so much. through like north korea kicks off 2023 with another weapons test as kim jong un vows exponential increase in his nuclear arsenal. so what does the u.s. need to do? gordon is standing by to weigh in on that and more, next.

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>> explosions in ukraine this new year's day including in the capitol of kyiv's air raid siren sounded across the country including david kyiv fort nate foy is now, nay? yes rich, air raid sirens are going off right now but they just started going off at 11:30 9:00 p.m. local times or two minutes ago. new wave of iranian made drones are headed for the capitol of kyiv right now. this is very similar you can probably hear the air raid siren going off in the background right now. this is very similar to what we saw last night just minutes after the clock struck midnight, russia launched a wave of iranian made drones. thirty-two drones just after midnight as many ukrainians were ringing in the new year. take a look at these images from last night. ukraine says it shot all them

down. you hear the sirens again right here. thirteen drones came before midnight 32 came after. this happened again a lot of ukrainians were inside celebrate the new year because an 11:00 p.m. curfew. they were watching national tv celebration merck present zelenskyy address the country. listen to his message. >> this year wounded us in the hearts. we have tried all the tears we shouted out prayers bait we have to say about every minute. >> even soldiers on the front lines were able to watch president zelenskyy speech. these soldiers you see put together a watch party there for the near celebration though comes as the entire country was recovering from a big missile strike yesterday. take a look at this next video but unfortunately rich you're learning tonight now two people have died from yesterday's strike which involved over 20 missiles raining down on ukraine. russian president vladimir putin

addressed his country hours after that strike, justifying russia's actions in ukraine by blaming the west, listen to t this. >> the west lied about peace but was preparing for aggression. and today they admit it openly. no longer embarrassed, they cynically use ukraine and esquivel to weaken and split russia. >> rich, and this new drone attack that's unfolding right now, two drones have been shot down, has also been targeted. just so everybody at home knows whenever the air raid sirens go off we have about 20 minutes reaction time. we have about 15 minutes to react here we will be reporting tonight, tomorrow and in the ensuing days about what happens and i'll send it back to you because of you have been russia's assault on ukraine continues on this population. nate foy live in kyiv stay safe thank you. >> thanks. >> north korean dictator kim

jong un making in years resolution to quote exponentially expand his country's nuclear arsenal. he is also order the development of more powerful intercontinental ballistic missile systems. this after the rogue regime rang in 2023 with another missile launch. after a record number of weapons test last year. let's bring in gordon schenck senior fellow at the gates of institute. gordon, it's wonderful to be able to talk to you as we begin a new year. what should america be doing to reign in north korea as we head into 2023? >> happy new year, molly. the united states needs to recognize this is not just a north korea problem. this really is a china problem. because china through technological transfers but also making its financial system available to north korean institutions basically shoveling money to the north koreans. just as the russians would have a difficult time maintaining the war in ukraine, the north

koreans would have an extremely difficult time maintaining their ballistic missile programs that money runs through new york. that means the united states can cut those banks out of the financial system. which would make it very difficult for north korea. we have the solution in our own hands preventing chinese criminology that's occurring just a few blocks from where you are. functional gordon certainly a lot of room left to go as far as reining in the pursestrings held it with north korea. but when it comes to china they are aligned with russia. right now russia is in this incredible war a war of aggression on ukraine. we gestured this reporting from nate foy. they do not seem to backing down on that in any regard. now there has been this call between putin and xi jinping putin talked about unprecedented pressure and provocation from the west. most concern he spoke about strengthening cooperation between the armed forces of the two countries.

how concerned should we be about this ongoing dialogue and is very friendly relationship between china and russia? looks china has been effectively financing ukraine worth the elevated commodity purchases. china has a making its financial system open to russian institutions that have been sanctioned. chinese diplomats have been put the service of the kremlin. see china supplying military assistance to the russians in china has put its propaganda also disseminating russian disinformation. this is a very tight partn partnership. and is not just president biden but others do not want to acknowledge how close china and russia are for we are not imposing costs on china for supporting russia. we don't think the world is divided into two which it obviously is because china and russia are forming a core of a new access and korea being the proxies. molly: chen's face most recently

challenges related to covid government to be locked out to process there on the ground. has that we can present she's physician at all? will he try to be more tempered when it comes to openly supporting russia particularly when it comes to the aggression in ukraine? >> disastrous domestic policies including the code policies. they also have weaken the hold of the communist party over society. but as we saw last month the political system has gotten weaker, china has gotten much more aggressive and externally with a large incursion into india and increased activity in the south china sea and the east china sea. of course the problems around taiwan the air incursions into the air defense zoning. really what we have is a china coming much more belligerent. this is going be very difficult year for us. i think washington does not want to acknowledge china is the bad

actor here it's not willing to take steps to protect not only our friends and allies but ourselves as well. if i want to get to something far i let you go. represented derisive on "sunday morning futures" the chances xi jinping it makes a move or do it related to taiwan in 2023, take a listen. trixie has for the first time ever real protest in the streets of mainland, china. so he has a reason to look for someone to distract from a local problems. he sees a weakness that he can take advantage of particularly after what is happened with russia. as you know his first trip he and put in our getting together to talk about mutual coope cooperation. that is not the worst sign we have seen before nixon open up a pathway to china and split those two countries. flex your reaction on that? >> yes xi jinping goes to moscow which has been announced this'll be the 40th in person chat between the leaders of china and

russia. i think the congressman is certainly bright. we see china preparing for war. i do not know what is inside xi jinping's mind of course we know he's engaged to only the largest military buildup since the second world war but he's trying to sanction prove his regime highness and mobilizing chinese civilians for war. we have a pentagon 11 oval office has no sense of urgency. >> absolutely something to more than wary of. gordon chen thank you so much for joining us and happy new year. rebecca actually appreciated. >> thanks molly. >> we will be right back.

>> alright we have have running in 2023 here in the united states. now look at new year's celebrations all across the world. we have trey live in jerusalem with this. >> molly, good afternoon from large gathering to traditional ceremonies, two brilliant displays of fireworks it was certainly a night to remember. australia won the first to ring in the new year with nearly 1 million people celebrating outside the opera house in sydney. it was the first time since the pandemic began local residents could get together for the occasion without covid restrictions. and now to divide with the world's tallest building was the

centerpiece of the light in fireworks show. tourist across the globe gathered to watch in the united arab emirates. texas is the first time i'm greeting the new year end divide. am very excited. i hope everyone can stay healthy and safe in the new year. >> three times in vatican city this morning pope francis delivered remarks with a new year's message for the pontiff called on people to pray for the late pope benedict who died yesterday and for people to say no to war this year by the catholic church celebrates world peace day today and the pope use this opportunity to discuss the war in ukraine calling it intolerable. thousands of ukrainian troops marked the holiday on the front lines in trenches as they defend their country. while the motor in much of the world was joyous and forward-looking leaseholders are a reminder in 2023 there will likely be more bloodshed and suffering for many. >> this is sad it is very sad. it is a huge tragedy they cannot

ever be forgiven. that is why this new year's eve is sad. >> russian president vladimir putin rang in the new year by ordering the missile and drone strikes against ukrainian civilians. a reminder of their brutality ukrainian people face in this coming year. molly: probably a better year ahead for many. happy new year to you and thank you. rich: while balling time for reflection time for partying and get better in 2023. but here we go. >> thank you everyone for joining us. happy new year to all our viewers. hopefully it is a wonderful one ahead as we head into 2023. thank you for. >> think that was it for us happy new year to all. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation?

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