three, two, one -- happy new year! >> good morning, america. happy new year. we're ringing in 2023 with a look at lots of changes in washington a divided government. republicans now control the house, they're promising investigations from border policies to hunter biden. plus, the supreme court's decisions on affirmative action, voting and lgbtq-plus rights, and donald trump fighting legal battles as he makes another run for the white house. your money in the new year, will recession fears come true? how to ease the pain on your pockets, stay on budget and invest wisely. college football frenzy. the big bowl games on tap, the

teams that could have an edge as we look toward the championship. concert craze. the big names all hitting the road in 2023, the star-studded tours coming to town. must reads. the book recommendations for the new year, from romance to thrillers, what's on the list. and travel time! 2023's best destinations, where to go, what to see, and how to save. good morning, america, and happy new year. welcome to the first day of 2023. >> 1-1-23. we want to let you know that we have prerecorded parts of this broadcast this morning so that most of our staff, including the three of us, can celebrate at home, we hope that you had a great new year's celebration. and recuperating nicely. >> who do you mean recuperating?

>> you. >> i don't know about that. everybody recovering, excited about the new year, also this morning, all morning throughout the show, we'll look ahead to what we can expect in 2023 from politics to your personal finances and health, to the best music, books and trips the new year has to offer. but first, phil lipof with the top headlines. from sydney to dubai, paris, fireworks lit up the skies around the world to welcome 2023. the crowd at capacity here in new york city for the first time since the pandemic, watching the ball drop in the rain, and while thousands gathered in times square, three nypd officers were attacked by a suspect armed with a machete, the mayor saying it happened outside the security screening zone. the officer shooting the suspect in the shoulder and taking him into custody. turning overseas, it was a new year's eve of terror in ukraine with russia launching a deadly wave of air strikes,

explosions continuing into this morning with reports of iranian drones being shot down. at least one person was killed. dozens injured and several buildings in kyiv were damaged. here at home, we have new details of the university of idaho murders and the suspect now in custody, police are saying that they believe 28-year-old bryan kohberger acted alone and don't anticipate additional arrests. police haven't released any information on a motive or possible connection between the suspect and the victims. pope francis remembering his predecessor, the late pope benedict xvi. during his new year's mass at the vatican this morning. ines de la cuetara is in rome for us. good morning, ines. >> reporter: good morning, former pope benedict xvi will lay in state here. starting on monday. his funeral will be held on thursday. the city of rome is expecting 50,000 to 60,000 people to attend. a spokesman for the vatican saying it will be simple and solemn and also historic, first time a sitting pope presides

over the ceremony of predecessor. this morning, tributes continue to pour in for a beloved member of the abc family, legendary barbara walters. a pioneer in tv news, her career spanning more than 50 years in broadcasting. our diane sawyer saying, barbara was a trail blazer, a singular force who opened the door for every woman in television news. she was also the history-maker right down the hall. my friend and road buddy eager to talk about the news world, the decades of passionate work, the curiosity and laughter gets us through the sadness. gratitude she says, and a salute from all of us who know what we owe her. president biden saying in a tweet, barbara walters has always been an example of bravery and truth, breaking barriers while driving our nation forward. her legacy will continue as an inspiration for all journalists.

and tonight, abc news will air "our barbara," a special two-hour edition of "20/20," reflecting on her life and legacy. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern ri and happy new year to each and every one of you, now we'll go back to eva, janai and whit. thank you, let's take a look now at what's ahead in the world of politics in the new year, the challenges for president biden as republicans take control of the house.

third run for the presidency a- while facing multiple investigations and the supreme court set to make decisions that could have political repercussions. we're joined now by devin dwyer, senior investigative reporter aaron katersky and white house correspondent maryalice parks. good morning to all of you. maryalice parks, let's start with you. so what is president biden's agenda looking like with you in the new year with congress? >> everything in washington is about to change, we're about to see that divided government and the white house knows that they have to feel that out and see what's possible to get done working with republicans. the reality is they're going to be playing a lot of defense, we know that republicans have promised on day one to launch investigations into president biden's border policies, the withdrawal from afghanistan, even investigations into hunter biden, the president's own son and his personal finance. >> and maryalice, given the

gridlock here, what are the chances of something, a big issue actually getting done? >> reporter: that's a good question. like i said, they have to sort of see what republicans are willing to work with them on. we know the president would like to write into law more voting rights protections, more protections for reproductive health care, access to abortion. he wants to get anything done that gets at the gun violence epidemic in america. of course, hanging over everything when we get back is going to be this major political question. will he run again? the president said he was going to use this time over the holidays with his family to make that personal decision one way or the other. whatever he decides, that will fundamentally shape the next two years, whit. >> a lot of questions about who will run in 2024. maryalice, thank you. let's bring in aaron katersky, and aaron, it's looking like a complicated year. speaking of 2024 for donald trump running for the presidency once again, but also as we noted, facing multiple investigations. >> yes, whit. he made it through 2022 unscathed by any criminal charges, but for former

president trump, 2023 could be a little more legally perilous. a special counsel appointed by merrick garland is now overseeing two investigations involviiing president jack myth has brought a number of trump associates before a grand jury, and he has issued subpoenas to election officials in battleground states trump lost. investigators are still working to determine whether there are more documents with classified markings in trump's possession. in both of these cases, trump faces legal exposure not only for what happened, but also for any attempt to obstruct investigations. there are prosecutors in fulton county, georgia. they're conducting their own investigation into the efforts to change the results of that state's presidential vote, and 2023 also remains the subject of a criminal investigation right

here in new york for the manhattan district attorney's office which successfully prosecuted trump's company for fraud. that company is going to be sentenced in a couple of days. >> interesting to see what impact all of this could have on former president trump's support as well heading into the new presidential election year. thank you so much, aaron. also, the supreme court speaking of that, set to decide on a number of important cases this year including ones that could shape the political environment. so, devin dwyer, what are some of the cases that you're watching closely now? >> the supreme court will dominate political debate in if last year was abortion and guns the coming year could guns the coming year could be defined here at the supreme court by ruling on the issues of race. they're likely to limit the voting rights protections. how our election maps are drawn. there's a major case that could potentially roll back a landmark law that's protected native american children and tribes for 40 years.

all of that is significant of course, also major decisions on gay rights, can businesses deny service to lgbtq americans? they'll weigh in on biden's immigration plan and a huge case as you said on the election, big impact for the next presidential election, governing how states decide where and how we can vote. those decisions will be expected by the end of the june. and one more blockbuster here, a late add the supreme court next month will hear two challenges to president biden's student debt relief plan, a lot on the line there, they'll decide whether that plan can go forward. >> absolutely. 40 million americans with student debt. implications for taxpayers as well. devin dwyer, aaron katersky, maryalice parks, thank you all so much. we truly appreciate it. eva, over to you. now to fears of a recession in 2023, many economists predict it will indeed happen, but there are ways to lessen the financial pain and make your money work for you. economic correspondent deirdre bolton joins us now.

good morning to you, deirdre. >> reporter: eva, it's a new year and getting fiscally fit has the same appeal of cutting out sweets or establishing a gym routine, but we have some tips to help you in 2023, pay down, pay off your credit cards, the average credit card rate is higher than 19%. it will move higher with the fed's next rate. some store cards around 30%. if you're a good customer you can negotiate with your credit card company but you do need to ask. if possible boost your emergency savings. the silver lining of higher rates, you can get paid a little bit more than you did last year to save, so keep investing in your company's retirement account. this is a great time to invest because you're getting better prices. >> deirdre, some questions from our viewers. question one, how do you realistically stay on a budget when there are so many unknowns? >> that's a great question and very true, there are budgeting

apps to help you, two popular ones, mint or ynab, which is short for you need a budget. you'll see where your money is going, and few see that you're spending a disproportionate amount in one category that's not even important to you, that's one answer, but there are also apps such as rocket money or trim that let you track your monthly subscriptions, so maybe you use one streaming platform more than the others, you can cut something, all these bit and pieces add up. >> those subscriptions certainly do. deirdre, what can we safely invest in that's not crypto, the stock market or too risky overall? >> janai, ibonds. inflation bonds, you can buy them from the u.s. treasury. the government pays you back with interest. some returning 7%, that's pretty good this environment. cds, certificate of deposits. they'll return about 4.5%. to learn more about these or other low-risk investment

options, nerd wallet and bank rate, excellent sources of information if you have to do a quick search online. >> thanks, deirdre. now to your health in the new year, so many people choose improving their health and fitness as a resolution but making that manageable can be a big challenge especially in the covid era. abc news medical contributor dr. darien sutton is here to help us. i guess we should start with the question about covid, what have we learned over the past year about covid and how it affects public health? >> good morning. there's no question that this pandemic has had massive changes in all of our lives, for a great period of time, we lived with a lot of uncertainty and that collectively increased our fear and anxiety and our stress, but thankfully today we're a lot more informed. some things to look to, we have more than 75% of american adults that have gotten their primary vaccine. the hospital has clinical guidelines for the treatment of covid-19 and we also understand who's more at risk comparative

to others and most importantly we have vaccines. when we're looking toward the future and trying to settle our new normal, it's important we're trying to figure out what with learned during this pandemic. not the first time that pandemics have changed the way we protect ourselves in society. for this pandemic we've learned how to prevent respiratory illnesses. so, again, it's about stepping into that new normal, grabbing bringing it with us to the future. >> lot of people have put off routine medical care these past two years. where should people begin? >> first off, it's deciding how often do you need to see a doctor. and that really depends on your age. for those in your 20s you probably don't need to see a doctor every two to three years. for those in their 30s and 40s every other year. after 50, every year.

now's the time when you want to sit down and understand your coverage and health insurance mainly to see if there are any additional benefits. if you don't have health insurance, check for local community health centers and you can search for local free health screenings that happen in various parts of year and carving out time on how you can pursue the different avenues. to get coverage for yourself. plan ahead and avoid waiting until you have an emergency. >> and what about mental health care? >> absolutely, it's something that's becoming more and more important and at the forefront, of all discussions when we're discussing health, unfortunately anxiety and depression have increased throughout the pandemic, but we have seen steady trends up throughout the past ten years. i think we can start at home, first and foremost, mind our stress, practicing things like meditation and mindfulness. also asking your healthcare provider for a referral for a mental health provider. many people believe that you have to wait for a problem to seek out therapy, but you don't. understand what to do in an

emergency. the national crisis hotline is 988. if you feel like you have any ideas of self-harm dial it for or visit your closest emergency room. >> dr. darien sutton, thank you. janai. now to the big games this college bowl season, the rose bowl and the cotton bowl making for some must-watch tv monday.e goodorng happy new year to all of you. rece davis, david pollack and desmond howard. the national championship is set for the college football playoff but the day after new year's brings some traditions. some classics, including the granddaddy of them all, the rose bowl in pasadena. utah makes a second straight trip there to take on penn state. >> manny diaz and penn state defense are going to have their hands full with the quarterback at utah, phenomenal, two big wins against usc.

25 touchdown passes, only seven interceptions and he's a dual threat quarterback. i think he's going to give manny diaz's defense some headaches. >> and penn state, looking at utah this year not as physical as they have been in past, and penn state run the ball with freshman running backs, new guys to the squad but have brought juice. penn state's offense runs through their legs. the ability to run the football. and sean clifford, i think this is his last year because of covid, he's a ton of extra time. >> the day after the new year's, the cotton bowl, usc led by caleb williams taking on upstart tulane, who had a big turnaround, two wins last year to making it to the cotton bowl this year. >> looking forward to seeing caleb williams. how is he going to recover from that hamstring injury? on the awards circuit. he's focused now. get the trojans back to where

they need to be. i think it will be a great game. >> last time we saw him he was hurt, like if he was in that much pain i wonder how much juice he has in those legs. tulane's been a great story in college football. came out of nowhere, did an unbelievable job, winning a ton of games, winning a conference championship. the coach wanted to stay there and coach him team to the championship. great year for tulane this year. >> very excited. the last time tulane was in a bowl game of this magnitude they were in the s.e.c. and world war ii hadn't started yet. it's been a minute since they've been on this stage. >> catch tulane versus usc in cotton bowl and then penn state versus utah back in the rose bowl. both on espn. 2023 is shaping up to be stand-out year for concerts. with some of the world's biggest stars on tour, with taylor swift, beyonce, bruce springsteen all hitting the road. he the lwn

>> reporter: it's what we all been waiting for, 2023 is bringing the music back to us bigger and better than ever. ♪ late night talking ♪ >> reporter: and starting as early as next month, music's marquee names will once again take their rightful place on the country's biggest stages and stadiums, reingniting the live music experience. ♪ turn back the hands of time ♪ >> reporter: the boss, or you may know him as bruce springsteen, returns to arenas on february 1st in tampa, the legendary performer known for his four-plus-hour shows, promising an old-school tour. ♪ rockers paramore hit the road

for a world tour that technically kicks off during super bowl weekend in phoenix, arizona. ♪ by the way i'm going out tonight ♪ >> reporter: but are you? swifties get ready. if you were lucky or tactical enough to snag a ticket, taylor swift's eras tour kicks off in las vegas. >> i'm going back on tour and yes, we'll be together again. >> reporter: janet jackson surprising fans by announcing live on instagram that she's put together her aptly titled together again tour. ♪ every smile i see ♪ >> reporter: from her nearly 40-year career, plus some new music. ♪ >> reporter: but the hits keep

on coming. we're all keeping an eye on postponed tours from 2022 including acts from justin bieber. ♪ >> reporter: shawn mendes. ♪ >> reporter: and adele. ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ >> reporter: and with beyonce's tour, renaissance, the beyhive has not been so patiently waiting for the album and possibly announce a tour schedule. ♪ lift me up ♪ >> reporter: and with the highly anticipated super bowl halftime performance booked and a new golden globe nominated song that hit the right emotional note we're all hoping that means a new rihanna album is just within reach. come on, rihanna, we've been waiting since 2016 for a new album and tour. bring that cute baby on the road. guys. >> we know at least some people are going to taylor swift. many people not going who wanted to, but at least a lot of people still going. coming up on "gma," the

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bachelorette. >> we have to move positions. >> all the way through florida this morning. the records are very close, below average records. >> coming through with the ladder. >> send in me some reinforcements. >> "dancing with the stars." >> is george on his way? >> the graphics are ready. >> 20 seconds. >> script is on the way. >> how are we on time? >> 5 seconds. >> how's everything looking? >> the shot looks good. >> here we go. >> three, two, one, roll it. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪

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♪ bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning , everyone. i'm liz quarry. it's in the east bay al cost. a boulevard remains closed in both directions until later in the day in danville, in parts of the tri valley, there were plenty of flood rescues rescues throughout saturday as well. san ramon valley firefighters had to use a kayak to help this mom and her

three year old and six month old get out of their house. but we checked in with thatrng. fire oy there was just too much water, flooding the creeks that overwhelmed the deep drainage system. goodbye 2022. hello, 2023. we are celebrating the new year today. san francisco rang in the new year with joy and excitement. it's a holiday tradition for the bay area, fireworks and music on the embarcadero. crowds poured into the streets last night. it was a dry night, people were heard cheering and dancing ready for new beginning. things and lisa arjun happy new year to you to clean up underway on the first day of the year. that's right, liz. good morning to you. happy new year, everyone a lot of sunshine. beautiful view to enjoy this morning 48 san francisco. and oakland 49 san jose, it is 50 on the coast. we have breezy winds around the bay area. certainly the upper elevations, some strong wind gusts, and as we look outside, it isanta rosa 38 there 48 nevada with those winds

and in the low to mid forties and inland valleys, so that is much cooler than we were 24 hours ago. enjoy the sun today and get out there and obviously do some cleanup if you need to mid and upper fifties today enjoy partly cloudy skies tonight in the actor whether 70 forecast a week week level one system tomorrow, a break on tuesday much stronger system wednesday into thursday and that rain lingers throughout the week . bliss. all right, lisa, thank you. and thanks for joining us on abc, seven mornings coming up next is this week. with george stephanopoulos have a great day happy

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now open in northern california. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. fresh start. >> we're going to reclaim this body's integrity. republicans will deliver. >> democrats in the new year will continue to fight. >> just days away from the beginning of the 118th congress. a new majority, old divisions. and fresh scandals. >> i made a mistake and i think humans are flawed. we all make mistakes. >> an incoming congressman under fire for lying, and the former president's taxes revealed. we'll talk to republican governor asa hutchinson who said it's time for his party to turn the page. and we sit down with maxwell frost, about to become the youngest member of congress.