that is the new york way, true north. he credo on our great seal of new york. angels,ear our better always aspire to unify, and always point up. excelsior. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our program. thank you for joining us. and incredibly inspiring presentation. onward to 2018. thank you very much. minutes atp in a few 3:15 eastern here, white house press secretary sarah sanders will be briefing reporters. you can see that live when it starts. >> sunday on c-span's q&a -- >> i propose action instead of words, now before it is too late, for the sake of a better world. i say again and again that i propose it for our own american self-interest. >> henry hank meyer with his book, the man in the middle of the american century. >> he finds himself in opposition when fdr is elected and the democrats in the early 1930's and majority in the senate, he is -- in opposition for the next dozen years. done,ns to get anything which meant resisting franklin roosevelt, there needed to be a

a new warning to the u.s. m north korean leader kim jong-un. he used his new year's day address to warn the u.s. against testing him saying we're in range of north korea's nuclear weapons and he has a nuclear button on his desk. north korea tested 18 missiles last year security analysts say it's hard to prove or debunch north korea's claim based on the current evidence. >>> all right. new at 6:00, an allentown woman is charged with driving drunk with three young children in the car. a pennsylvania state trooper pulled her over around 3:00 this morning. a 3-year-old and 4-year-old were in that car along with a 7-month-old baby. >>> happening now, feast your eyes on the first full moon of 2018. this is video from just about an hour ago of the supermoon in allentown. check that out. the first full moon of the year is named after howling wolves. it's going to be 14% bigger, 13% brighter than normal. >>> all new at 6:00, new year, new baby. this infant was born just seconds in the new year. why the mom says she wasn

the mercu"mercury news" reports the rollout of new pot shops. lmost 50 dispensaries in the san francisco bay area and santa cruz are now allowed to sell recreational marijuana. more licenses are pending. adults are allowed to buy up to one ounce of that drug. marijuana became legal in california in 2016, but it was illegal to sell it before today. >>> the "washington post" reports the federal courts will examine protections against sexual harassment. chief justice john roberts said it will ensure employees and law clerks will be safe from harassment. it will be carefully evaluated. last month 9th circuit court judge alex kosinski stepped down after he was accused of sexual misconduct. >>> "variety" says "the last jedi" topped the $1 billion mark in worldwide earnings. the film has been out for less than three weeks. it brought in over $120 million over the new year's eve weekend, bringing the global total to over $1 billion. it's now the eighth highest grossing domestic movie of all time. >>> still ahead, caught on video, a holiday surprise. a sq

the biggest secret: my life as a new york times reporter in the shadow of the war on terror." today we spend the h hour with former "new york times" reporter james risen, who left the paper in august to join the intercept, where this week he published a 15,000-word story. in it, risen describes his struggles to publish major national security stories in the post-9/11 period, and how both the government and his own paper "the new york times" suppressed his reporting, including on the bush administrations warrantless wiretapping program, for which he later won the pulitzer prize. >> after i told him what was going to be in my book, what they said was, ok, we will think about putting it in the paper but thehey were not committed to it. they wanted to negotiate again with the government. there was a whole series of new meetings with the government. which was refreshed rating to me. amy: james risen describes meeting with top officials at the cia and the white house. his refusal to name a source would take them to the supreme court. he almost wound up in jail until the obama admini

sessions upon hearing the news in an oval office meeting. the president said the attorney general had been disloyal for recusing himself from the russia investigation and told mr. sessions to resign. mr. sessions sent his resignation letter to the president the following day and mr. trump rejected it sending it back with a handwritten note at the top, not accepted, the note said. tonight's "the new york times" reporting intersects with michael wolff's new book on a central point in the investigation of obstruction of justice and that is the president's role last summer in telling white house employees what to say to "the new york times" when "the times" discovered that donald trump jr. had a meeting in trump tower in the presidential campaign with russians who claimed to have dir on hillary clinton, a meeting attended by the president's son-in-law jared kushner and campaign chairman paul manafort. from air force one president trump dictated what the response to "the new york times" should be. tonight "the new york times" is reporting, quote,

pg to ring in the new year in san francisco. a live look at the embarcadero. will they be able to get a good >>> tens of thousands preparing to ring in the new year in san francisco, a live look at the embark der ro, will they get a good view of the fireworks show this year. good evening and thank you for joining us. we are just six hours away from 2018 and all across the bay area, people are getting ready to ring in the new year. let's give you a live look over san francisco. the weather is expected to hold up for fireworks fans. you see clear skies there and nbc bay area is live along the emba rca dero. do you think people will see and feel the security measures that are in place there? >> reporter: they will certainly be able to see them and sometimes even make their way through some of those barriers in order to get to the embarcadero. the huge crowds have not started to get here just yet but everything is in place to make this a safe and festive celebration. two boats parked themselves in the water for the prime viewing spots and city crews set up the fen

new york today. we are proud to announce that the aaa new york chiefs will soon be the aaa new york mets playing in syracuse. [applause] gov. cuomo: they are here with us today. the mets owner, jeff. please stand up. [applause] gov. cuomo: richard brown, managing partner of sterling equity. [applause] gov. cuomo: mets general manager, sandy alderson. mickey callaway, the mets manager. left infielder, the bronx's own dj rivera and the mets outfielder, brandon. [applause] gov. cuomo: thank you, guys. welcome to central new york. congratulations, county executive mahoney. that is great news. the i love new york campaign has revealed the secret that we kept for too long. the secret is the history and beauty of our state. since 2011, our $200 million tourism investment has seen tourism spending increase $18 billion. that is an investment, my friends. [applause] gov. cuomo: we should continue. new modernization investments in bel air to make them first rate ski resorts. we are proposing a new history trail leading to the hudson valley. expediting the do exposition center in syracuse which will be the largest expo

york is not the only new years celebration with the ball drop. l ahead on "eyewitness news," how popular resort put a different spend on dropping the ball. >> the president returns to washington today, after closing out the year with a tweet storm. ahead of his annual new years eve party in mar-a-lago, i'm diane king hall in new york with all of the details. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. downsizing. enrolling in medicare part d. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they come to cvs pharmacy. for advice and ways to save money. including copays as low as zero dollars. switching is easy, call 1-833-cvs-medd and transfer today to cvs pharmacy. >> 6:15. co

so the country has a new president. the country as a whole has a new president and it is lincoln's successor who moves up. so there has been a peaceful transfer of power, which is one of the, you know, sort of unique things that we depend on in this country. there was not a coup that subsequently happened, there was not a wrestling for power with the south. nothing. it was the transfer of power simply and peacefully to the next person in line. there is still one more edition "the new york herald" publishes after this on this day, it's a 3:30 edition and it announces information about funeral preparations, just as you might imagine, although that's still happening pretty swiftly, but the most striking thing that it reports is that booth has been captured, which, in fact, is not true because booth is not captured for another 11 days. he is on the run. he's on the lamb and he is successfully evading authorities for a good little bit of time. so it has some false reports in it as well, as we've seen along the way. the false

>> ringing in the new year with a bang. fireworks danced in the sky over penn's landing at midnight, and soon mum letters dance down the street, too, we're live with a look ahead at the new years tradition. >>> the nypd kept everyone safe here in times square to watch the ball drop. but it was not an easy night for the crowd. i'm wendy gillette in new york , i'll tell you about the frigid conditions everyone had to endure. >> and a live look at center city this morning, much of the area is waking up, yet again, single digit temperatures it, as new year with the same old same old cold weather. katie here with your forecast, and today is monday january 1st, 2018. happy new year, i'm rahel solomon, katie is here with your first forecast cast of the near yu. >> very cold one, not ideal. this is one of the coldest starts to the new year that we've had in a century. i mean, it has been a while. you expect it to be cold in january, obviously, but this, yes, pretty harsh. windchill advisory posted right now, you still need to go by

not just the first new year, the first of a new tax year, a confusing tax year. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. >>> happy new year. right now, it's 5:14. we are going check out our temperature trend for palo alto. it's going to be cool to start, mid-40s at 7:00. 10:00, 52 degrees and noon, 57. we'll warm up a few more degrees from there. it's going to be a beautiful day with a lot of sunshine, but hazy. we'll talk about the spare the air alert coming up in about five minutes. >> thank you, kari. 5:14 now. a tragedy in colorado. it is a crime that played out some 45 times during 2017. a law enforcement officer shot dead in the line of duty. this time, it happened in a denver suburb. in all, five deputies were shot new year's eve morning after responding to a 911 call for a noise disturbance at an apartment complex. two civilians were caught in the cross fire. the harrowing events were caught on one of the deputy's radios. >> shorts fired, shots fired! >> we have one deputy down. all of us have been hit at least once. >> reporter: it started ear

in vienna the new year always gets off to a lively start. the music by the strauss family of composers is full of energy and a lot of believe. on january first the vienna philharmonic orchestra performs it with particular devotion this time for the concert and the record trial are unique you only get the atmosphere in the whole of this concert but it's like they're like you and are in a sort of dream dream for two reasons because you have the vienna for the morning. and second reason. because the music of strauss gives you a sort of you know sort of utmost fear. or. no one is said to play strauss better than the vienna philharmonic. the orchestra was founded in eight hundred forty two and is self administered with no principal conductor instead the orchestra works with various guest conductors. this is the fifth time riccardo muti has had the honor of conducting the new year's concert with this music so typical of vienna. and guineas vault it is something that nobody knows but these in the soul or for the orchestra and so i learnt from the mu

world ring in the new year overnight. >> here in new york city a millioneople huddling in times square to watch the ball drop in 9-degree temperatures. the coldest celebration in a century. >> the deep freeze even canceled in new year's eve celebrations from boston to st. louis and as far south as fort worth, texas. >> the polar plunge in cleveland had to be canceled when they couldn't break through the ice. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh! this man was almost a legend. ( laughter ) i admire his spirit but also feel bad for him because he made it all the way to the water before anyone told him it was frozen? ( laughter ) no, think about how many people he ran by in his underwear who said nothing. all the same jerks who see a football flag toward somebody's head and instead of warning them start sri doing. ( laughter ) you would think the professional camera guy could stop him. he's, like, wow, this is going to be great. he's, like, just dive right in, buddy, dive right in. ( laughter ) but part of me kind of wishes they let him do it because we were so close to

the program. i'm christiane amanpour in new york. ere is no more important newspaper in america maybe even the world than "the new york times." no one else gives themselves the mandate to cover as many topics as definitively as the paper of record from politics to business, to the arts and the science. at the helm of this is dean baquet. himself a life long print reporter. the executive editor tells me that journalism is most definitely still under threat and it is more important now than ever. dean baquet, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> in the ongoing trumpian war against the press this week the president has once again opened the front that he threatened before, that is opening up the libel laws. he threatened again to revisit america's libel laws. is that just rhetoric? do you fear that might happen? >> it's hard to know if it's just rhetoric with this president. i honestly think he's already done a certain amount of damage to the american press with the constant attacks. i think he certainly has some influe

. >> good reminder for the new year. now more of the stories we're following right here on nbc 10 news. feels like temperatures are at or below zero in most of our area this morning. the dangerous arctic blast that is kicking off 2018. >>> and mummers march on, performers are taking on extreme cold to bring a philadelphia new year's day tradition to life. >>> new year, more money. stick to your financial resolution in 2018 with need to know tips. we're starting off 2018 with another day of dangerous cold. taking a live look at broad street s feels like temperatures are below zero in most of our area. happy new year. i'm lauren mayk. >> and i'm dray clark. we're in a first alert weather this morning. let's get right to tammie souza and the most accurate forecast. >> good morning to all of you. best thing you can do for yourself today is stay home. or if you have to go out, limit the time that you will be outside. special care for your pets, too, because this is dangerously cold weather. it's been a few years since we've re

the country. it felt like one below in new york. that's cold. >> the rest of the world rang in the new year from dubai, hong kong, new zealand and hungary. north korea put on an extravagant show. look at that colorful display in sydney. they are celebrating the passage of same-sex marriage. we have a slide show of all the celebrations on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is 4:33. happening today, a new year means new laws. starting today, recreational marijuana is legal in california and analysts predict it will be a multibillion dollar industry. the state says the agency has been working through the weekend to process state licenses. officials plan on issuing more licenses today for a working holiday for those folks. several marijuana businesses are expected to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. "today in the bay's", pete suratos is going to bring us a live report from berkeley coming up in the next half hour. >>> other laws, employers can no longer ask you about your prior salary. bus passengers already required to

donald trump's definition of fake news, the real problem with fa ke of fake news, the real problem withf fa ke fake news is that his definition of fake news is that his definition of fake news is that his definition of fake news is fundamentally fake. the problem with fake news is not journalism which sometimes makes errors in the process of reporting and writing and then promptly corrects itself. good journalistic organisations own up to their errors. everything one of the awards that the president gave out to fake news media were media organisations that made factual errors and corrected them. that means the definition ofjournalistic practice and it is. it is a smear that has made the term, and people said in the clip, weaponise. but you are wearing it as a badge of honour, are you? i got a fake news award from the white house! why not? bilawal, thatis the white house! why not? bilawal, that is one side of fake news, but you are part of the world when fake news is disseminated on whatsapp or whatever, and it can have dangerous consequences, can't it?|j whatever, and it can have danger

the new minimum wage in the city will be $15 dollars an hour. wages are now up in 18 states as of today. (catherine) new at 8. gun laws are getting tougher in california... starting today - the new rules about how people get and use firearms.(steve) from buying ammunition to background checks... karma dickerson breaks down the new regulations. new year new guns laws in california and from the perspective of some local gun sellers, only one thing is certain.sot- that everybody has a question brent dawson owns kilroysin west sacramento. he tells us he's been getting questions from all over the region from customers wanting to know what they need to know about california's changing gun regulations.sot- i don't want to register my weapon how do i modify it??that type of question is coming from people who own assault rifles but don't want to register them as the law now requires so they are modifying them so they don't technically qualify as assault weapons anymore. another major change is the in the ammunition arena. sot- now everything has to be beh

>> i did some research both with the "daily news" imagery and with the amsterdam news imagery. the amsterdam news, being a black paper, covered everything and had one photographers. i did not go through the "washington post" archives but looking more at the locals, we covered local stories. it was quite a difference between the coverage of the "tim "times" and coverage of these different organizations. again, the "gray lady." ours were 1,500-word stories. so, you know, the advertising was taking up the art space on the page. >> fascinating. i would love to see if maybe we can go through some of the images and there may be some stories. before we get into that, i'd ask each of you, is there an image that didn't -- you know, in this cooperative experience where you all are working as a team, you know, trying to get these selections for the book, was there one that each of you would have loved to have been in there, a story that didn't make the cut that you would love to share with us? . >> i know you talked about music, right? >> it's not a singular image. it's a category for me.

>> the new year gets started with frigid temperatures from times square, new york. new details coming in about those killed in a fiery crash in costa rica. most of the victims americans. >> full of love, like kind, nice people. >> many from the same family. >>> president trump makes some predictions for the new year as he prepares to head from florida back to the white house. >> we are going to have a tremendous year. >> this as one of the president's main adversaries issues a stark reminder to the entire u.s. we're live in washington with the details.

. >>> right now, 6:00, ringing in the new year with new laws. we are live as dozens of pot shops open up for the first time across the state. >>> a mangled mess. how a car ended up inside a 7-eleven overnight. plus -- ♪ >>> the rose parade is about to get under way this morning. the bay area students preparing to march down the streets of pasadena and why we are particularly proud. looi live coverage coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks so much for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia today. >> i'm marcus washington. as we welcome you into the new year, we have been up since 4:30. we have been up for a while. some people are just getting home. >> a little traffic we saw on the road. are they going or coming, i'm not sure. >> a lot of people were out fl. maybe, just maybe, they were going to work. >> we were. >> we are starting out this new year with cool temperatures and also a little bit of light, patchy fog, hazy conditions. temperatures generally in the 40s. i have been watching the viz zibility. look at san ma

new year's eve events are in full swing. a look at some of the celebrations, next on action news. that will take you back through history, bring our landscapes to life, and make your evenings last longer. welcome to ireland. >> action news, delaware valley's leading news program, with melissa mcgee, jeff skversky. >> we are less than an hour away from the start of 2018. the party is now well under way from times square to penn's landing to london, paris and across the world, millions are spending this bone-chilling night bringing in the new year. sunday night and the big story is new year's eve 2017. we have our eye on the sky as the big fireworks show gets ready to go in always while at penn's landing as hundreds brave the cold on this frigid night. action news has live team coverage. adam joseph with the latest forecast for the rest of the night and new year's day. but we begin with action news reporter christie lleto live on the river front. happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year, sarah. the fireworks go off in less than an hour. this wil

and the big news it was the fact that so many of the people that i talk about in terms of fake news actually came to the defense of this great administration and even myself because they know the author and they know he is a fraud. >> is the press turning on wolf and a bracing man and? how much does this become matter? anthony security class with the annan will be here. president trump using incendiary language against north korea and the media outlaws are useful of critical commentary. >> you're being cavalier in a way that makes him seem deranged and makes no help are serious allies or from the world. >> i don't have a problem with that. present i think it's fantastic. i think glad someone is standing up to the sky. this guy has been an international punk and bully for as an and pop. >> he needs to be medicated in the hospitalized at this point or he is going to kill all of us. >> he is not ratcheting up north korea. north korea is ratcheting things up. north korea is testing icbm. >> is truck going too far or is that the verdict by the pundits? president also taking

>> the new year gets started with frigid temperatures from times square, new york. straight across the country, the forecast and a look at the new year's celebrations around the world coming up. >>> holiday nightmare. new details coming in about those killed in a fiery crash in costa rica. most of the victims americans. >> full of love, like kind, nice people. >> many from the same family. >>> president trump makes some predictions for the new year as he prepares to head from florida back to the white house. >> we are going to have a tremendous year. >> this as one of the president's main adversaries issues a stark reminder to the entire u.s. we're live in washington with the details. >>> the first round of the nfl playoffs are set after some wild final regular season games. first, college football gets serious. we'll look ahead to today's playoff semifinals. playoff semifinals. today's playoff semifinals. >>> a good morning to you all and a happy new year. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. we're going to keep the party going. diane, you lo

losing to the giants. news 4's george wallace breaks down what happened. >> the redskins tried for a nonlosing season for a third straight year. things did not dw go as plannedd didn't start well in the bitter cold. on the second play of the game, 75 yards for a touchdown to put the giants on top. the first of the three interceptions on the second place and scrimmage leading to another giants touchdown. nothing went right for the redskins in ab 18-10 season ending loss. for the most part, second down percentages making plays was terrible. our third down conversions were as bad as they've ever been. >> that's how the season has been. >> up and down has never been. >> the season in a nutshell is that game. >> wasn't able to come out with a victory. >> hey, it was quite a season. >> come back next year and correct some of the things that need to be corrected. >> the off-season is here. there are plenty of questions to be answered including will kirk cousins be the quarterback of this team next year. george wallace

ringing in the new year in the pacific. temperatures are warm. >> rob, thank you very much. >> president trump will spend new year's eve at his resort at mar a lago, he tweeted to day, what a year it's been. and we're any just getting started. he also wished everyone a happy new year. chip reid is with the president. >> reporter: to say president trump loves the game of golf, would be an understatement. with today's trip to the trump international golf club he has been there eight of nine dates only exception, christmas, despite his past harsh criticism of president obama for golfing too much. >> obama ought to get off the golf course. >> mr. trump visited golf courses more than 90 times as the president. at the same point in his presidency, mr. obama had played fewer than 30 times. >> but the president also appears to be closely following the news including the mass protests in iran against its leaders. in a tweet, the president said, pwise as to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism. the us

to the fake news of wars by the president of the united states appreciating the conversation as a wayto strain online. arts . news has never been more available but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging main stream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. we have a news gathering team here that is second to their all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to that. my job is is to break it all down and we helped of you understand and make sense of it. facing the realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the mian maher government calls you a gringo all the terrorist hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time . and i'm a clarke and one of the top stories here on al-jazeera if you o.p.'s freedom leading opposition figure is part of a mass release of prisoners jai

the news consumer a legal battle looms in the philippines where the authorities want to take down an online news site defectors from north korea and the treatment their stories get on south korean television and spending quality time online more please you need to have a well educated understanding of how bad things will get if you're not on your phone the facebook is taking a big chunk of the news out of its news feed and in so doing retreating from a crucial part of its business having transformed the way billions of people consume and share news online in some cases the way news organizations produce it facebook is junking that approach replacing news with more content from your friends something had to give venturing into the news business has brought facebook revenues but also a boatload of trouble the platform has been blamed for the spread of fake news misinformation and hateful content online spare a thought though for news publishers many of them have made big changes to their business models to max out on facebook as a way to get to audiences they've been left holding the b

>> the new year gets started with frigid temperatures from times square, new york. straight across the country, the forecast and the new year's celebrations around the world coming um. >>> holiday nightmare. new details about those killed in a fiery crash in costa rica. most of the victims americans. >> full of love, like kind, nice people. >> many from the same family. >>> president trump makes some predictions for the new year as he prepares to head from florida back to the white house. >> we are going to have a tremendous year. >> this as one of the president's adversaries issued a stark reminder to the u.s. we're live in washington with the details. >>> the first round of the nfl playoffs are set after some wild regular season games. first, college football gets serious. we'll look ahead to today's playoff semifinals. >>> a good morning to you all and a happy new year. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. we're going to keep the party going. diane, you look incredible. >> thank you. loving the pocket square. >> thank you so much. >>> we be

so that's one further point tonight from "the new york times." the president reportedly instructing his white house counsel to go stop the recusal of the attorney general. we know that wasn't effective. don mcgahn wasn't able to persuade jeff sessions but reportedly he tried. also, "the new york times" further reports tonight that his, the president's intention to fire james comey was so unnerving to some members of the white house staff, to people inside the white house counsel's office, his intention to fire comey according to the "new york times" led one of mr. mcgahn's deputies to mislead the president about his authority to fire the fbi director. this is quite remarkable. the lawyer, somebody named dillon, don't know how you pronounce the first name, u-t-t-i-m, a deputy to don mcgahn in the white house counsel's office was convinced if comey was fired, it could be imperilled because it would force the justice department to open an investigation. long-standing analysis of presidential power says the president does not need grounds to fire the

feeling lucky in the new year? since no one won either the powerball or mega millions jackpots last week, the combined jackpots is now nearly one-billion dollars! . >>> feeling lucky since neither power ball or mega millions were won last week. combine second-degree nearly $1 billion. it's a rare event for both jackpots to hit more than $300 million at the same time so your chances to win are one in 259 million for the mega millions and power ball is one in 292 million so good luck. if you buy a ticket, next mega millions drawing is tonight followed by power ball on wednesday. >>> right now in santa clara, firefighters dousing flames ripping through the storage yard of card board manufacturing plant. we're minutes away from full update. >>> new details about deadly plane crash in costa rica. south bay cardboard facility overnight. a live report on the fire fight underway. and, president trump gets back to work in washington. the president's priorities and challenges in the new year. plus: working to crack down on fa

on new year's eve has been named. then pilot also died after crashing into a river 30 miles north of sydney. i've to new south wales this morning and phil mercer is our correspondent. we are watching the scene is a celebration around the world moments ago but a real sense of tragedy there this morning. yes, it is what the australian police have been telling us today, it is an absolute tragedy that a family who had travelled halfway around the world from britain only to die in one of the most dutiful places on the planet. the victims have been identified as 58—year—old richard cousins, he was a very successful businessman, chief executive of compass, the largest catering group in the world, he was a former board member of tesco and due to retire in march. he died alongside two sons in their early and mid— 20s. also on board, emma bowden, she was mr cousins beyonce and she died alongside her 11—year—old daughter, so the police trying to establish how and why this accident could happen on a routine flight accident could happe

the pacific coast. stay with us on bbc news. ss wedding for 400 cash—strapped couples in indonesia. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we will use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it has just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his 0xfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. you... just good? no, fantastic! that's better. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: millions of people have thronged brazil's copacabana beach to celebrate the start of 2018. spectacular new year celebrations are sweeping the globe. in london a huge fireworks display lit up the sky above the river thames. a seaplane has crashed into a river near sydney, killing all six people on board. five of the victims are british in

>> plus the new concern about kids addicted to cell phones. o.j. simpson parties with football fans and police recover the world's most expensive bottle of vodka but something missing. >>> we do say good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. the big story this morning is, again, the extreme winter weather. it's canceling more schools and causing even more chaos for the new york's hundreds of cancellations and delays. thousands of passengers were left furious unable to get their luggage and this morning temperatures are still below freezing from the carolinas up to canada as a new storm moves across southeast. a frozen pipe bursting at jfk airport. three inches of water on the ground taking out a terminal that services delta and 30 international airlines. >> it was just a mad house. there was like pushing of people out and nobody was moving. everyone is like confused. >> reporter: the electricity shut off. flights delayed and passengers stranded as baggage piled up nearly as far as the eye could see. >> luggage everywhe

connie tran explains the new law. a sound like no other - the buzz of the motor, the push of the waves. for boater bruce marion, it's his solace. "all your stresses, all your problems, just fade away when you're out on the water," exclaimed marion.but marion, who owns the boat shoppe in downtown fresno, said he's had some not-so-fun boating experiences in year's past.he explained, "i've been hit, i've been hit, ya, and it's been an inexperienced operator spinnin donuts. i'm going by, and he ran right over my bow of the boat."that's why when marion heard the state will be enforcing a new law mandating boat drivers to undergo marine education and get a boating driver's license, he thought it was about time.marion said, "one, it teaches people the importance of safe operation of a vessel. and anything that can help the personal watercraft operators understand what they're operating."the law goes into affect on the first of the new year. boat drivers can start taking the approved boating safety course online now. according

new. but there are old challenges for the white house. north korean dictator, kim jong- un addressed has country on new year's day, and announced he now has a nuclear button on his desk. after completing a nuclear a -- arsenal. president trump was noncommittal when asked to respond. >> we'll see. we'll see. >> the president is also keeping an eye on domestic unrest. at least 12 people have been killed in the ongoing dem descraigzs -- demonstration across the country. the protest began thursday, over corruption and economic issues that have since spread. the government has responded by blocking social media sites and cracking down with force. president trump tweeted that the u.s. is watching closely for human rights violations. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >>> the u.s. has accused iran of spreading unrest throughout the middle east, by funding hezbollah and civil wars in sirria and -- syria and caman. what we're dealing with is another spare spare the air a -- spare the air alert. particulate matter. also this view, showing a bi

this is the w. news the live from berlin the death toll rises in iraq as the most violent unrest in years continues at least twenty people have been killed as protests raged for nearly a week around the country.

that will make you feel good about the new year. just a state of mind you're saying. >> i have a question. jesse: yes, sir. >> i just heard that they have a new video coming out from the white house christmas party and scott baio was there. jesse: yes. >> and here i am with you, but i don't recall getting my invitation to the white house christmas party and there's scott baio and i'm sitting there going wow, if baio is getting in i should definitely be in mar-a-lago. >> maybe next year. jesse: maybe it got lost in the mail. you had the indian wedding you had to go to. they probably new. >> yes. jesse: and the mar-a-lago thing, that looks nice. >> it's lovely. jesse: are you ever been? >> i have not been. jesse: maybe next year we'll crash it. >> the people at the white house, we'd love to see you some time either at the white house or mar-a-lago. that works for us. jesse: and you know the president is watching right now because he doesn't watch fake news. so i think we probably will get that invite. >> wonderful. jesse: when the clo

york's times square watched the iconic crystal ball drop. this year's new year's eve so. well the second coldest temperatures on record and lovers were outlawing lips to keep warm. some even decided to seal the deal as they said goodbye two thousand and seventeen hello two thousand and eight. i know. well and some very different news north korean leader kim jong un delivered a new year's address with a warning for the united states he said he has a nuclear button on his desk at all times to be able to respond to any u.s. attack kim said the u.s. would be unable to wage war against north korea because it was within range of pyongyang's nuclear weapons but he was more conciliatory toward south korea saying he was open to talks and hoped to lower military tensions between the two neighbors . for more on that let's bring in correspondent josh smith he joins us from solve josh kim seems to be sending some mixed signals what is the south korean government making of his statement by the south korean government has a lot riding on the next few months especially the

jersey. >>> in the news center jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". m and rahel back to you. >> wonder what she was thinking, they have got people in the background too. >> absolutely that video will likely follow her. you have to wand fur she felt horrible and bad when she said those things or she just feels that way now. >>> time right new 5:37. in business news this morning why apple is bringing back billion of dollars from overseas. >> plus getting paid to exercise and market, money watch's dianne king hall joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, dianne >> we will start with this wall street rally with toys a new level with the dow jones closing above 26,000 for first time, but yesterday's session boosted, soared 322 points, nasdaq rallied 74. apple is taking advantage of the new tax laws to build a new corporate campus, and hire 20,000 workers in this country the lex will be announced, this year, corporate tax cut will enable april tell bring back $245 billion of cash, tax overall, one time break on cash held overseas. >>> h and m

>> the new year gets started with frigid temperatures from times square, new york. ails about those killed in a fiery crash in costa rica. most of the victims americans. >> full of love, like kind, nice people. >> many from the same family. >>> president trump makes some predictions for the new year as he prepares to head from florida back to the white house. >> we are going to ha

peninsula toasted to the start of a new year. >> we might watch a movie and then catch the fireworks, or have some more champagne. >> this was a tough year for many people. i think that a lot of new hope for 2018. >> reporter: and big hopes for one bay area resident. >> i feel like it might be one of my favorite years. >> here is hoping so. she and countless others are celebrating under an almost full moon tonight. we asked people what they are looking forward to in 2018, one set health and happiness. someone else said eating less sugar. another told me a better season for the giants.>> a lot of good thoughts there. i know san francisco plays -- there kind of taking points on the security issues, but i understand there are a lot of authorities involved. >> there are. there are marine units from san francisco police and the fire department. take a look at these crowds. they are pouring in to the embarcadero. we have seen police throughout the evening. i'm surprised that we do not see any right now, because i have seen them on foot patrols and they are undercover. there are suvs as i m

the new year is bringing regulations, but new opportunities to grow. the anticipation and the line started building at 7:00 p.m. the night before. >> this is crazy! it is like history in the making!>> reporter: this woman wanted to kick off pot sale with a party. they had a raffle, free coffee, and doughnuts and even acupuncture for the big day. >> everyone here is extremely happy, and we all have smiles on her face and standing in line no matter how long it takes. >> reporter: they served three other people in the first two hours, and they will see five times more customers today than a typical day at the medical dispensary. they say the vast majority are new customers. >> i think this is something now that since it is now legal i would like to partake on it in a regular basis.>> reporter: there were customers and those who placed orders online and even one came to treat her dog who had a fractured leg. >> she was not doing that well on the painkillers, so i came to get the marijuana to help. >> with things today, they have been going smoothly, but we

the world. jeremy bowen, bbc news. i talked to amir handjani, a senior fellow at the atlantic council in new york, and asked him how the us and president trump factored in in all this. well, what is going on is, as your report indicates, at the height of the green movement, you had, numbers suggest, 2—3 million people on the streets of tehran. you had discernible leadership, and you had very clear demands. you do not have that here. you have a few hundreds, sometimes thousands, in certain cities, that are protesting and there is no discernible leadership — indigenous or outsider. we don't know what the demands of these protesters are. they are — what's very clear is they have a lot of grievances, mainly economic. some have taken the opportunity to voice their dissent on the iranian leadership, or on its foreign policy. but mostly the grievances have been that, you know, economic inequality and corruption, that's so pervasive right now in the iranian economy... one point i'm sure people are wanting to ask you, we're slig

this is the cbs morning news. anti government protesters in iran take to the streets for a sixth day leaving more dead in clashes with security forces. olympic bridge, south korea and north korea could soon come together for high level talks on participation in the winter games. and a brutal cold snap grips the u.s. closing schools, freezing lakes and sealing cars in a layer of ice. it's an arctic blast that will have people shivering most of the week. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in newk. to b. i'm anne-marie greene. it will likely be another morning of record low temperatures in the much of the country. the bitter cold stretches from the upper plains to the south and much of the country is under a windchill advisory and the national weather service says it will stay this way until the middle of the week. we're in washington where it is also below zero. good morning. below freezing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, you said it. the windchill here in washingto

the story. well it all back to new year's eve when the police in the german city of cologne posted on their official twitter account a new year greeting now they posted their message in four languages in german english arabic and fringe and the fact that one of the languages used was arabic so infuriated a member of the german parliament beatrix french top who is part of the right wing alternative for germany party the a if de that she posted on her twitter and facebook accounts and angry response she slammed the police's decision to post in arabic now although her initial messages have been deleted on monday she posted again and she said and i'm quoting that muslims are barbarians now she has been criticized both online and offline for allegedly incitement to hate speech as to be expected the leader of the f.t. has come out in her defense and she has said and again i'm quoting that the authorities are more committed to imported more raiding groping abusive and knife stabbing migrant mobs now at this stage posts are being investigated by the police she can become the first person to be found guilty

this is the w. news a live from berlin pro-government marchers rally in iran after days of unrest targeting the regime tens of thousands hit the streets in a show of force for tehran but elsewhere anti-government protests have continued amid reports that iran is clamping down on the demonstrators. also coming up u.s. president trump hits twitter with the florio warnings to america's adversaries we put that had to what could be another turbulent year for the white house at home and abroad. and iceland moves to close the pay gap between men and women the new year brings a new law making it illegal to cave women less for the same work. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we begin in iran where authorities are trying to turn the tide against anti-government protests that have swept the country pro-government demonstrators have taken to the streets in several cities across the country according to this footage which was aired by iran state media it follows nearly a week of unrest that

winter storms on the way. >>> and the tragic new year's plane crash in costa rica. two vacationing american families among those killed. the ntsb is investigating and new details emerging. >>> the coast guard is on the skeent of a dramatic rescue. they jumped into action helping to save an elderly man whose car went into the water and was sinking. we'l moment. >>> and the back and forth at the rose bowl. georgia and oklahoma taking it to double overtime. but only one is heading to the national championship game. it is tuesday, january 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> the best laid plans, we thought all right, we'll have a beautiful shot of all the people in times square suffering through the cold at this hour. >> yeah. >> and there goes laura and becky. they seem to be freezing, don't they? the overnight temperatures. >> oh, there's sam and joe. >> sam, yeah. yeah. >> this just means that people in new york, both tourists and locals are smarter. >> smart enough to know if it's 15 degrees overnight. >> i'm going to stay inside. >> exactly. a large