on this new year's day across the country, families ringing in the new year with new life. at st.spital in new brunswick, new jersey, belen aguirre cardona born right after midnight. 12:01 a.m. the first to arrive at this new year's celebration, dressed in a gown for the special occasion. in charlotte, north carolina, no name just yet for "baby cannon." >> now that we know the gender, it narrows it down just a little bit for us. >> mary: the first baby born in 2024 at atrium health cabarrus. down in miami, florida, at baptist health, baby gia born at 1:35 in the morning. and in chicago, illinois, the hodge family welcoming baby pearl noelle. tonight, andrea and matthew hodge telling us how pearl has changed their world. >> this is pearl noelle. we welcomed her this morning, we can't wait for what this year has in store. we love you noelle. >> mary: she's their third daughter. their first, ester, born on new year's eve. now they'll have back-to-back birthdays to celebrate, making the start to the new year that much more memorable. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> mary: and

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achievements, i would like to wish you new victories in the new year. quite good, especially now we are walking, very it’s beautiful, the city is decorated with many different beautiful places, you can walk around and take pictures, so it lifts your spirits. olga minibaeva is celebrating the new year for the first time in the belarusian capital, together with friends. just a few months ago she moved from lithuania to our country and received a residence permit. i was amazed by the atmosphere, beauty and people here. the goal for 2024 is to travel. from belarus: my dad is belarusian, i am ethnic belarusian, i moved here, that is, this is your first new year here, the first, awesome, it’s just, to be honest, i didn’t expect, firstly, decorations, secondly, people, such a broad soul, so i’m in awe, the year of the green wooden dragon was generously and noisily celebrated in all districts of minsk, an incredible atmosphere reigned at every festive location . the main magic is that miracles do not end with dawn. how long the new year's mood will last depends

can they find new allies to restore new hampshire to its place?hing to keep in mind is if it remains status quo in new hampshire is holding an outlaw primary in 2028, what will presidential candidates do? what will cavil -- what will california governor gavin newsom do? will he participate in the new hampshire primary even though it's not a democratic sanctioned event or would he ignore it? host: to north carolina, this arnold, and independent. caller: good morning. it's my understanding that if use j alive during his primary ini heard sh. host: i apologize for that. we will move onto the line for democrats, good morning. caller: good morning. i am 67 right now. i'm seeing what's going on everywhere likin namrepublicans. democrats are doing the job in fighting for everything. the only problem over there is trump. he doesn't do anything for nobody. he does things for himself area people don't understand. joe biden will always be the number one to help people. trump kills people. that's not right for america. i hope everybody wakes up and sees that.

happy new year with the new year comes new laws. how hundreds of new laws will impact california workers, and the changes in pay for bay area workers. plus tensions still high in the middle east as the war rages on between israel and hamas. >> plus, the united states strikes back at houthi rebels. i'm liz landers in washington with all the latest on what is happening around the world. >> and today is the 135th rose bowl parade. why this year's event is giving an opportunity of a lifetime to one bay area teen who has beaten the odds. >> good morning everybody. >> happy new year. it is monday, january 1st, 2024. you got it. >> yeah, your rent is still due okay. >> oh yeah. it is. it is really. it is, it is. >> who is really receiving that? check your landlord on the holiday and they want it and they want it. philipsson plus in december was expensive. >> you got things to pay. >> it was a december to remember. but also remember that your bill is still due. >> good morning. let's go to the tam cam. we do have a nice morning for most. we

jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday.cbs mornings." follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm charissa lawson in new york. south korean opposition leader lee jae mi-lung was stabbed in the neck. a man lunged at lee while visiting this new airport construction site. he was airlifted to a hospital. his injury is said to be nonlife-threatening. the alleged attacker was quickly subdued and arrested. >>> court documents containing the names of over 150 people with ties to jeffrey epstein could be unsealed as early as today. they're expected to contain the names of former epstein employees, sexual abuse victims, and others, including several prominent figures. >>> are you ringing in the new year $810 million richer? there was one winning powerball ticket. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. . >>> tonight, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hits western japan, triggering widespread destruction. aftershocks and tsunami warn

new yorkers see it every day.graffiti scrawled outside a synagogue, baby formula locked behind plastic panels. a couple's argument turns violent and punctuated by gunshots. and on the subway, people suffering a mental breakdown or an overdose. episodes like these can cause an atmosphere of anxiety in our communities. but our success in driving down gun violence proves that i targeted strategies do work and that changing trends is indeed possible. so today we're unveiling a series of crime-fighting tactics alongside an era-defining mental health initiative. so new yorkers can live free from chaos and disorder and focus on the things in life that matter most. first, we must ensure everyone is safe at home by protecting them from domestic violence. now, the random attacks get all the press coverage, but new yorkers are much more likely to be hurt by someone they know. in one-third of assaults, the attacker and the victim have a prior relationship. our system fails too many survivors. in new york city alone, 84% of do

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harry smith, nbc news. >> charles osgood was 91 that's "nightly news."hank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect. ♪ bmo ♪ . >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a woman trapped in rushing waters for nearly 15 hours. the daring rescue in the east bay. >>> also the new hampshire primary is now over. former president trump in command of the republican party. so what now? >>> plus, governor

new york, new york. ♪ ♪new york, new york.ake it there, i am going to make it anywhere. ♪ it is up to you, new york, new york. ♪ new york. ♪ >> happy new year everyone. >> that was euphoric. that was amazing. is there a better song than new york, new york? there is not, especially in times square one second after the ball drops. that was amazing. my mind is blown. >> it is now officially 2024, a leap year, one extra day. >> we get a extra day this year? , yeah. what are you going to do with your extra day? do you know what i am going to do? poor us a shot. anderson, you and i are going to stay out tonight until the sun rises. we will tell each other all of our secrets. cheers buddy. love you so much. thank you for hanging out with us tonight. how exciting. >> richard, joining us richard. so nice to see you. >> you were painted blue, now you are here. >> how many years have you done times square? >> 23. still going strong. it still makes me want to cry. >> that 15 minute window is incredible. i learned for the first time today

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we have a new poll out today, cnn poll on new hampshire.ular poll shows the field narrowed to trump and nikki haley. i don't know if we can show that, but i can tell you what it says. it says trump, 54%. nikki haley, 41%. other, 3%. i guess we anticipate that something like this might happen. but guys, now that desantis is out of the race, trump is still very much in the driver's seat here. >> he is, jim, and governor sununu told me this week on the firing line program that i host that enthusiasm is going to be everything in the outcome, because republicans are calling for trump in this race in new hampshire, and it's unaffiliated voters of which new hampshire has 40% of the electorate. have to show up in equal numbers of more than republicans in order for nikki haley to have a prayer. and there isn't the kind of enthusiasm on the ground which was also true in iowa, that is predicted to take nikki haley over the top. so that's the final thing i think to look for in these last hours. this is a two-person race. and donald trump is consolidati

now the new storm we're tracking tonight. >>> and news coming in of a 10-year-old boy attacked by a shark while on vacation, invited to swim with the sharks. >>> first tonight, hours after donald trump's major victory in iowa, the former president immediately going to federal court here in new york city. meantime, in iowa, just 14% of registered republicans taking part. now, to new hampshire. nikki haley within single digits of trump in the polls. and haley says she will not debate unless donald trump is on that stage. ron desantis in haley's home state of south carolina today. rachel scott on what to watch for. >>> this dangerous winter blast across the u.s. tonight, from texas to florida, up to the northeas the frigid temperatures moving in. new york city, philadelphia, at long last getting snow. the treacherous driving across several states. the national guard called in to help stranded drivers. and now the next storm we're already tracking at this hour. rob marciano here to time this out. >>> in new york city tonight, we have just learned two nypd officers have been shot and wounded.

news story this morning.ork courtroom to testify in the e. jean carroll defamation trial. as we reported, court was postponed just really minutes ago due to covid precautions. you can see carroll there leaving court a few moments ago. msnbc's lisa rubin was in the courtroom. she's joining us now. lisa, talk to us about where we landed here and what it was like inside that courtroom as this discussion and kind of lobbing around all these what-ifs. what if trump testifies? what if we test positive for covid, as that wednesday floating around? >> reporter: anna, i will tell you this morning privately i said to the crew here that the only thing i could predict was that something wildly unpredictable would happen. indeed, it did. there were indicators that donald trump was prepared to testify today. not only did he come in person, but his defense lawyers in the hush money case that manhattan d.a. alvin bragg is prepared to try were both there. tom blen ch and susan ek liss. that's a clear indication that they were

just days to go until new hampshire, and rachel scott is there. >>> in new york city tonight, major news in the case of the alleged serial stabber wanted in several stabbings. tonight, the suspect now under arrest, and where she worked. >>> the moment of the explosion in washington, d.c. the blast under investigation tonight. there is widespread damage. >>> news on princess catherine and her condition tonight. prince william was there today, and what we've now learned. >>> and with the brutal cold gripping this country, looking out for our neighbors. and the doctor tonight who got on his atv in the snow and what he did. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with these deadly winter storms. tonight, the images just coming in. the passenger plane off the taxiway, moments after landing at rochester, new york. frightening moments for the passengers there. an american airlines plane veering off after landing. authorities at this hour blaming the weather. there were 53 people onboard. firefighters helping to get them

all right, now to that blockbuster political news.t days away from the iowa caucuses, former new jersey governor chris christie announcing just a short time ago he is suspending his campaign for the republican nomination. christie has been promising to do whatever is necessary to keep donald trump from winning the republican nomination. cbs's ed o'keefe reports tonight from des moines. >> it's the right thing for me to do. >> reporter: in an impassioned speech tonight, chris christie said he was reluctant to exit but could no longer see a path to victory and didn't want to help donald trump get back to the oval office. >> i am going to make sure that in no way do i enable donald trump to ever be president of the united states again. and that's more important than my own personal ambition. [applause] >> reporter: the former new jersey governor explicitly campaigned to block trump, frequently calling out other rivals for failing to more forcefully denounce him. >> i would rather lose by telling the truth than lie in order to win, becaus

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday.k back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm nicole sganga. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the state of alabama executed inmate kenneth smith last night using nitrogen gas. this came after the supreme court and alabama's governor chose not to intervene. it's the first time nitrogen gas has been used for an execution. >>> meta has announced new messenger settings for teens on instagram and facebook that block messages from strangers and require parents' approval to change. meta's ceo, mark zuckerberg, and other social media executives will testify before the senate on child safety next week. >>> and just days after becoming the first amat r to win on the pga tour in 33 years, alabama sophomore nick dunlap says he's leaving school to go pro. >>> for more, download the cbs connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news,ew york. >>> former president trump has indicated that he does not want us

in donetsk, mariupol and other cities in the new regions , new year holidays are celebrated mainly ate to shelling. in belgorod, which came under attack, all christmas trees were canceled. most russian cities decided to abandon magnificent celebrations, fireworks, and large-scale concerts as a sign of solidarity with belogorodians. words of support can be seen at the rostov-on-don stadium in voronezh on the support of the local lighthouse, but no matter how hard it is, new year, christmas, and faith in a fairy tale cannot be canceled by anyone. this holiday was celebrated in our country even during the great patriotic war. even today, volunteers give gifts and an atmosphere of magic to refugees in temporary accommodation centers. what are you saying, mom , there’s no need for a loan, and you opened it, and how do you like it, there ’s even checkers, you know how to play, i’m an amazing atmosphere, children and teenagers send gifts from themselves to the front line, i wish to return home safe , thank you for your work. inna osipova, anna ivanova, elena alferova, ntv television company.

there is a new face for the news bulletins, and a whole new mission.government has changed. but the backlash is fierce. you're reading the news, but you have like an armed police guard outside. yes. i call this a changing, but because it's stressed, and, uh... so they protect you? yes. it's...it's crazy. there are police officers everywhere. that's because there is a fight over the airwaves. mps, angry the new government had sacked the tv management and taken the main news channel off air. do you accept that your methods to take control of the public media were not as clean as they should have been? translation: we chose the right way. _ there was no cleaner solution. when i look at it today and i see how the opposition behaves, i see that the way we chose, what we are doing, is very clean and responsible. chanting it's part of a much broader power battle. at this rally, the crowd chanted insults at donald tusk... ..and portrayed the prime minister as a traitor. it's the language they used to hear on public television and it's why donald tusk�*s govern

what a way to bring in new year. >>> a new year also means a new set of laws.major changes for this new year. >> reporter: after threats drove away half of state's top election officials nevada took action, starting january 1st, those who harass, intimidate or harm election workers performing their duties in the state could face up to four years in prison. >> most people don't realize 80% of our election workers are women. those are our daughters, wives, sisters and mothers. >> reporter: a campaign promise by the secretary of state, the law makes nevada one of handful of states where threats to election workers are a felony. >> we cannot run elections without people. they are our unsung heroes of democracy. >> reporter: in tennessee, a new law toughens penalties for distracted driving. those under 18 cited for a second offense could see their license suspended, the measure is named for a local businessman who died in a 2020 accident. >> if it's just one life we save a year by this law, then my dad would have been honored to have it in his name. >> reporter: cal

happy new year. happy new year. nice to see you again. >> it seems like just last year i haven't seen you since last year. >> i know you're oh my gosh, someone else we haven't seen since last year. rosemary oroczo the new year is looking how for our weather. >> we are looking good. we're going to start with a very pleasant day today and then rain in the forecast for the coming days. so giving you a view here of what we do expect. we do have a little bit of fog out there this morning. it is patchy and dense in our north bay with an advisory for us there. a little bit of a chillier start this morning. hopefully you have no place to go. we do have partly cloudy skies and very seasonable temperatures expected for the afternoon. a better look at the current conditions, what you can expect for today and the wet weather ahead coming up. >> all right. thank you. rosemary. one person died after a new year's celebration. ktvu james torres joins us now with more on what happened. james. >> pam, good morning to you. well, we're

in new york. this is a merica this morning. >> good wednesday morning everyone. >> i'm rhiannon ally and i'm lionel moise. in for andrew. we begin with things getting nasty in the race for president overnight. >> the results of the new hampshire primary are in and former president trump won the state by double digits. but nikki haley says she's not giving up her fight in response, trump overnight was lashing out. >> turnout was higher than expected, but experts say if haley could not win in new hampshire, a state where independents can vote in the primary, then she may find the road ahead quite challenging. abc's melissa o'donnell is in new hampshire. melissa good morning. >> good morning lionel. the former president has just taken a major step toward his third consecutive presidential nomination in this morning, former president trump celebrating his win over nikki haley in the first in the nation primary. usa. usa usa claiming haley is delusional for claiming a victory in new hampshire. trump ca

welcome to a new hour of "fox news live," i'm eric shawn. hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric.ello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. credit card statements from prosecutor nathan wade show he paid for two trips with willis over the last two years. the statements were released in court filings by wade's wife as part of their divorce proceedings. willis is now fighting a subpoena related to that divorce and claims wade's spouse is trying to set fire to the trump case. counsel representing the district attorney responded in a new legal filing, quote: defendant jocelyn wade has conspired with interested parties in the criminal election interference case to use this civil discovery process to annoy, embarrass and oppress district attorney willis. madison scarpino is live in atlanta with the very latest on the legal turmoil. madison. >> reporter: hi, arthel. these new revelations making things a lot messier and more complicated for the d.a. and her special prosecutor. now, as you just said, in a court filing friday the lawyers for wade 's estranged wife provided credit card statements s

plus, new year, new vows. the extra special reason these couples wanted to say i do today and their team to beat today's thrilling moments and why the 40 niners have extra reason to celebrate tonight and as we head to break, i want to give you a look from dubai 2024. this was the celebration at the tallest building in the world. the burj khalifa. dubai's media office says it takes ten months of preparations to make it all happen. how spectacular is that? stay with us. we'll in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet.it. what an awesome sight. bangkok goe

a new law allows california energy commission to create a new watch dog to investigate gas prices in order to prevent market manipulation, and it also gives the agency new power to penalize refineries guilty of price gouging. if you speed in san jose or other cities, you might get a ticket without being pulled over. police can put up to 33 speed cameras in school zones and areas with high accident rates. in san jose last year, 65 people died in traffic-related crashes. >> the reality is they're deployed in over 150 major cities around the world and many u.s. states. where they're deployed, we see a reduction in accidents of over 50%. >> another new law expands sick leetch, giving all employees at least three days off by their 120th day of employment and at least five days once they've been on the job for 200 days. california will be able to address the opioid crisis through mobile pharmacies in order to meet people where they are and where they need services. new affordable housing laws will force communities to streamline affordable projects and make them happen and allows construct

. ♪ ♪ ♪ we have fox news team covered trial in this breaking news.ian, and alexis mcadams all in new hampshire on the fallout from desantis bowing out. let's go first to alexis mcadams she is following the trump campaign live in manchester, alexis pickwick hey john how things change and politics. it's just this week we set out florida governor ron desantis told me of the one on one interview i am not giving up on the granite state i am all in and i am not skipping the voters. he also said he was not running for second place and had no really plans of doing this that as we thought until they post on twitter i did ask are you looking for a way out? are you looking for offramp focus on 2028 but he laughed it off, watch very quickly looking for an offramp at all. people are saying since your polling is lower here your focus on 2028. what is your answer to that question. >> zero and 2028 that is so far away have been and political time and focus on 2024. we have got to get our act together as a party and i think i'll what results really shouldn't be a lau

amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we won new hampshire three times now. three. we went it every time. we win the primary, we when the generals come and we -- it is a very special place to me. very important. amy: donald trump wins new hampshire. nikki haley vows to fight on. should trump be barred from running for president for his role in the january 6 attack on the capitol? or is taking trump off the ballot an anti-democratic measure that will only energize his base? we host a debate. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former president donald trump won the republican primary in new hampshire, defeating former south carolina governor nikki haley who once served as trump's u.n. ambassador. trump won about 54.5% of the -- 11 percentage points, getting 54.5% of the vote. haley received about 43%. on tuesday night, nikki haley vowed to stay in the race. >> i have news for all of them, new hampshire is first in the nation. it is not the last in the nation. this race is far from over.

averted in upstate new york. this large suv crashed and erupted into a ball of flames in rochester early yesterday morning, and investigators now tell abc news the driver is from nearby syracuse and went to the syracuse airport before the crash to rent that large ford expedition suv. police say the ford collided with a smaller suv around 1 a.m. outside the kodak center, where 1000 people were coming out of a concert. >> the force of the collision caused the two vehicles to go through a group of pedestrians that were in the crosswalk, and then into two other vehicles. >> two people in the smaller suv were killed. the driver of the ford was hospitalized with life threatening injuries. you saw the carnage of the cars and the one one car burnt up and car pieces everywhere. >> and smell of gasoline was just so intense. i i couldn't believe how strong it was. >> here's the big mystery surrounding the crash. according to police, first responders found at least a dozen gasoline canisters inside the ford. it's unclear why

every year new kids come here, new people with new energy, new ideas, new music, new thought.heir live music and it felt very progressive, i wonder if you view the city the way some people say. this is the new york of the south, if you will? this is why we've invited ourselves here. >> i've not heard the new york of the south, but i consider it to be kind of the capital of the country as we're growing into that title. we're becoming a place where you can find any sort of business you want. you know, years ago we were labeled silicon hills because of the hill country of texas and what we were doing in technology. that has only exploded. of course you see that in different areas as well. we now have a medical school. we're seeing in medicine and bioengineering and all these other things. with tesla moving here, we're now into automotive. in this next year one of the things you'll see us do is we're going to create an academy and work force so we have people dealing with our infrastructure and mobility and all that's going on in terms of the building so that we can build up the i

special new hampshire primary edition of "fox news sunday."nite state has been for the haley campaign hopes to make their mark in this race, recent polling showing her closing the gap with a front runner former president trump. but brand-new numbers out this morning show he is widening his need in new hampshire over nikki haley to 19 points with florida governor desantis trailing the pack at a distant third period while republican hopefuls five pfeiffer 22 delegates two days from now zero delegates are up for grabs on the democratic side after a heated dispute between the dnc and new hampshire over which estate gets to cast a primary votes first in a moment we will be joined by a surrogate for the trump campaign ohio republican senator jd vance. but first we have live team coverage on the ground fox news senior national correspondent rich edson in myrtle beach, south carolina were desantis has had much of his stuff box correspondent alexis mcadams in new hampshire, will start with alexis good morning there. >> hi good morning from manchester,

i have news for all of them. way! i have news for all of them- new _ way! i have news for all of them. new hampshire - way! i have news for all of them. new hampshire is i way! i have news for all of. them. new hampshire is first way! i have news for all of - them. new hampshire is first in them. new hampshire is first in the nation, it is not the last in the nation. cheering. this race is farfrom over. there are dozens of states left to go. cheering. a short time after during his victory rally, donald trump criticised his opponent nikki haley's concession speech, accusing her of presenting her performance in new hampshire as a success. in 2016 we came here and we needed to win and one x 21 points. today i have to tell you it was very interesting because i said wow what a great victory and somebody ran to the stage all dressed up nicely when it was at seven and now i went up and it was at 1a. she ran up when it was seven and we have to do what is good for our party and she was up and i said, well, she is doing a speech like she wanted. she did not win, she

of cbs news bay area.ou can also stream it live on paramount+, which i know you will be doing. >> yeah, right. i'll have to watch it later on the replay. >> i know. you'll be back for the morning show, but we will be back again at 10:00 tonight at a very special time for a half an hour newscast. >>> until then, have a good night! (soft piano music) - [narrator] do you think about where your next meal will come from? it's a question many in the bay area face every day. - the level of food insecurity is just incredible. - [nicole] the crisis is only growing. - and we really need our community to step up now more than ever. - [nicole] and food banks are struggling to keep up. - we've seen the need just continue to increase, month over month, and we're expecting that to increase during the holidays. - [gianna] the hardship becoming a new reality for some as the face of hunger keeps changing. - there's a high percentage of the population that come now

now we are in new hampshire. as we see the nikki haley signs and all these last shots we see plenty of trump signs as well. we know that in the polling, when it shows who is not just going to support trump but no matter what trump supporters, so to speak, that polls high for him. whereas for nikki haley it tends to be more tepid. what she needs is that enthusiasm, that voter who is going to say, i'm sticking with her no matter what. whatever is going on in my personal life, i'm going to show up at the polls. this is important. that has been the gap for all the republicans, they have faced that enthusiasm gap compared to trump. she needs to overcome that. then she needs those independent voters in new hampshire to be just as enthusiastic. now your colleagues have spoken to a lot of enthusiastic independent new hampshire voters who do want to support haley, but she needs a lot of them tonight. >> not only does she need a lot of, them obviously, you used to work for governor haley, when she was in south carolina. ne

hello, we are in new year's vladimir, with who today find themselves on the new year's wave, becauseeatrical performances, and films are dedicated to it. you probably forgot where we got this additional, albeit unofficial, but such a favorite holiday: the old new year. in 1918. the new government decided not only that we are ours, we will build a new world, but to change the calendar. tsarist russia, after all, lived according to the julian calendar, which was invented back in the days of the roman empire by our emperor, julius caesar, a part of which ours was later named the aksakal on the kvn jury, yuliy solomonovich, is why the calendar is called julian. and the wrong europe lived at that time according to the gregorian calendar. they considered it more accurate, since they created this calendar in the 15th century, taking into account amendments made. astronomers, and so, as a result of these clarifications in the calculations, the very difference between the two calculation systems arose, it amounted to 13 days. for some reason, there is a common opinion that it’s only us who ar

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> breaking newsre beginning to strike houthi targets in yemen. the iranian-backed militia has launched a constant barrage of drone and missile attacks at ships in the red sea, delaying shipping globally. cbs's nancy cordes has the very latest now from the white house. good evening, nancy. what do we know? >> reporter: norah, these major strikes were carried out by the u.s. and uk jointly, and they were assisted by at least four other countries, including canada and australia. the targets were drone and missile launch sites in houthi-controlled yemen. this marks the first time the u.s. has struck yemen since the israel-hamas war began back in october. the u.s. has been warning these iran-backed houthis that it would hit back after 27 attacks on international shipping in the red sea since november. in fact, just on tuesday, the u.s. navy had to shoot down 21 houthi missiles and drones that were fired from yemen. those houthi missiles, by the way, are provided by iran. now, the houthis say their strikes

we're back with breaking news.ection happening right now as former president donald trump is in a new york city courthouse fresh off his win in iowa last night. trump is here for the start of his second trial, the damages trial for the defamation trial. >> it focuses on public comments about carroll while he made as president and after the guilty verdict. last year a jury awarded carroll $5 million in damages. joining us is jasmine. >> this is all about jury selection, and a lot of questions have been continuously asked about their connections with the former president, and the former president's family, and do they know e. jean carroll, and what are their political party affiliations? did they vote in 2016? did they vote in 2020? those types of questions have been going on. i want to reiterate, the jury will remain anonymous, and judge kaplan has been stern about that. it's important the way he frames the trial, and as you mentioned, it's not a relitigation of what took place in 2023, this is about the damages in

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i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want toa story that's impacting just about every state in america. the dangerous weather from not one but two major winter storms. the national weather service today saying 47 states are under weather alerts. we're talking about deadly tornadoes in the south, blizzard conditions in the midwest, and here in the mid-atlantic and northeast, high winds, heavy rain, and flooding. nearly 210 million americans are in the path of this monster storm, and parts of the northeast are under a state of emergency. we have team coverage tonight from multiple storm locations, and cbs's dave malkoff will start us off from hard hit panama city beach, florida. >> reporter: parts of the florida panhandle pummeled by a powerful tornado blasting through block after block, blowing apart buildings, shredding structures, and lifting homes off their foundation. >> every storm has an indelible image. >> right. >> and i would guess this is it. >> reporter: gary michaels rode out the storm across the street from a house t

fox news' continuing coverage from the new hampshire primary starts now. we have a fox news alert. it's 8:00 p.m. in bedford, new hampshire, where the polls are officially closed all across the granite state, and the vote counting is underway. donald trump is entering tonight with a commanding lead in the polls, but the question is, will nikki haley's campaign live or die in the lead free or die state? walking into tonight, the priority is clear. like iowa. a large faction of republican voters in new hampshire believe the country needs a complete and total upheaval. donald trump is seen as a vehicle for that. the top issue on the minds of republican voters is immigration. donald trump garners massive support, then followed by the economy. he looks to cement his nomination in new hampshire, while president joe biden's name was not on the ballot today. but his supporters staged a vigorous write-in campaign expected to put him over the edge. and we now have a fox news alert. a call to make. let's bring in martha maccallum, anchor of "the story," and bret baier, anchor of "special repo

a live look at nashua, new hampshire. all six registered voters there putting their support behind nikki haley. we are continuing our live coverage from manchester, new hampshire, this morning. let's go to them right now. set the scene for us. >> i think what we saw there with nikki haley is quintessential new hampshire, at least what new hampshire maybe used to be and has been until this point. a freewheeling moment on the trail. nikki haley there at a polling location out by the beach, taking as many questions from reporters as they could almost deliver. that's what traditionally you have had to do in new hampshire to appeal to voters. go to town meeting after town meeting, talk to as many people as possible. things feel different this time. one of the things i think that we have heard from nikki haley supporters as we went to events is that maybe they would have liked to have seen more unplugged moments like this. chris sununu, the governor with her, he is unplugged all the time. >> no matter what, i want chris sununu

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it's moving. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> good evening. it is great to have you here with us on thursday night. we begin with the flooding alert and dangerous driving in the hours ahead from chicago to new york to boston. 25 states on alert as the slow moving, dangerous storm brings heavy rain and blinding fog. that rain stretching from the south to the northeast where a second system moves in. several states bracing for more flooding yet again. the dense fog in upstate new york. fed ex plane disappearing from view seconds after taking off. this was the rochester airport today. parts of texas and louisiana tonight with a month's worth of rain in a few days. a disaster declaration from montgomery county. families rescued from flooded homes. a flash flood emergency in louisiana. more than half foot of rain in 24 hours. you can see there, the roads turned to rivers. rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, relentless thunderstorms inundating the already saturated south, flooding whole neighborhoods and stranding f

he is plans on campaign in blue states like new york and new jersey and virginia, and minnesota and neweverything around. joining us now great charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and freight mark simone. -- great mark simone, noon radio host. to you mark, this is an interesting this interview with john salomon, trump said -- a good guy, he is plotting a campaign to convince american electorate that d democrats are the fringe party, they open the borders to millions out of touch with stain street usa, they enrich iran's terror machine and put biological men and women sports in locker room and advocated for abortion on demand, and just to finish it. ebidenomics and democratic policies making food and energy unaffordable. he is turning the tables saying to joe biden, you are the extremism "fringe" candidate. >> this is true, he is just pointing it out, democrat used to mean bill clinton, john f ken f kennedy, now claudine gay and every wacko left wing woke. mccarthy was hunting for communists, there might have been some, somewhere in the government, they are all over, have to hun

jersey to evade new rules in new york city .he mayor of secaucus, new jersey, called it a loophole, saying bus operators are dropping migrants off at train stations in new jersey with tickets to take the shortrillionide to new york city. that's after new york city mayor eric adams issued an executive order only allowing busses to drop off migrants in his city monday through friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon. and with 32 hours advance notice. >> cannot allow busses with people needing our help to arrive without warning at any hour of day and night. >> mayor adams issued that executive order after 14 busses arrived in new york city in just one night, with migrants from texas. now to berkeley this week, activists are anticipating the university may be getting ready to install a fence around people's park as ktvu alice wertz tells us, the university has wanted to use the site for student housing, but that has been put on hold for now. >> a vigil on monday night at people's park in berkeley had activists rallying for maintaining the thre