here at home the new year came off without incidents ceincidence. >> as new york workers clean up off the new year's eve celebrations, authorities in munich are looking for a gunman. this video shows him pulling out an assault rival and killing two people, injuring at least eight more. in germany, authorities evacuated two strain stations just hours before the new year. suicide bombers targeted those stations for a midnight attack. iraqi forces pushed isis out of the city and are now helping relieved residents get out from under the terrorist group's control. meanwhile in the united states, security was tight for all new year's eve celebrations. spectators saw the same level of security at the 127th annual rose bowl parade. each of the floats dekd out with thousands of flowers. this year along with the floats, bomb sniffing dogs and a police helicopter patrolling. >> as we start this presidential election year, a new gallop poll shows that americans now believe terrorism is the number one problem for the u.s. edward lawrence, nbc news washington. >>> coming up, fire up the grill. the

, it's about keeping the food particles out. >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> karen: we're going to see many of these clouds go away as we go on through the evening. in to our region. we are going in to the 20s before the night is over. hopefully you have the heaters running. meanwhile our cooler new year's eve didn't keep crowds away from chimney rock. we can see how they enjoyed going up to the rock. plenty of clouds. 41 degrees there right now. in asheville, 41 but feeling more like 33 with that wind chill. very brisk winds out of the north-northwest. do bundle up if you're about to head out. much milder in greenville however. not nearly as windy. 53 degrees there. bigger picture showing the cold front that brought us the rain a couple of days ago well off to the southeast of us. in. and not much beyond that. so we have several days where we are going to be very dry but quite cool. we'll go ahead and take it hour by hour with the future cast. we can see that by 8 o'clock, much of the thicker, heavier clouds are going to be out of here off to the south and east. we're cooling down. we go on through the overnight and

the new year's eve show went on as planned - but many people couldn't even see the fireworks through the fire's thick smoke. an early morning apartment fire left 38 people with out a home going into the new year. just after 2 in the morning and tore through a two- story apartment buidling along vegas valley drive near sunrise hospital. it took officials hours to put the investigators have not yet cause of the fire .. who live there blame squatters. robin luff, displaced by fire to be forced to be put in that position. we're trying to just live like normal families then we got to deal with idiots like this that don't pay rent that we're homeless. and its not fair to us we're struglging already. or we wouldnt be living in a place of this calibur." now the red cross is helping fire victims like robin luff. they tell us they are helping 19 adults and 17 children. luckily, no one was injured. investigators have yet to determine the cause of this fire. a firefighter was hurt battling another fire today. las vegas fire and rescue says it happened at a home on margaret avenue - near bonanza a

erika: right now celebrations in boston as people around the world ring in the new year. first night events here carried on as planned. families did notice heightened security in boston, and that is expected to carry over into today for first day. randy: and the "eyeopener's" frank holland is in copley square in boston's back bay right now with additional steps for festivities this afternoon. frank: happy new year, randy and erika. boston will host first day events. they're scheduled to kick off at 11:00 this morning, and police and other officials expect first day to be just as safe as the events on new year's eve. thousands swarmed copley square last night to ring in 2016. police kept a watchful eye, adding more visibility officers and some undercovers in the crowd. they were cautious throughout the night, responding to several false alarms. overall, it was a peaceful night, and revellers truly enjoyed this event. >> you've got to live your life. if you keep staying around and worrying about it. if it's going to happen, it's going to happen. that's the way it is. frank:

. >> marie: : ll of this as new polls show senator bernie sanders gaining support for the democratic nomination. nbc news reporter edward lawrence has details. >> reporter: sarah palin did not make the first event in norwalk, iowa this morning. no reason why. she did make the second rally in tulsa, oklahoma. palin stresing donald trump's anti-establishment campaign and his strengths saying that he can change the country. trump attacked senator ted cruz for being born in canada and failing to disclose two bank loans. cruz fired back not mentioning trump directly but highlighting how cruz could fix the hillary clinton let her husband former president bill clinton do the talk. the clintons are trying to figure out how to stop and close the gap that bernie sanders has in the polls in new hampshire. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> marie: will sarah palin's endorsement of donald trump for president influence your decision decision? weigh in on our facebook page. be sure to like us while you are there. >> reed: a bus driver and passenger get into a fight. it's all caught on camera.

as for the new year's celebrations, the show went on as planned. from communication to transportation, new innovations debuted in 20-15 to help make our lives easier. still ahead, we take a look at what new technologies are likely to make waves this year. and.. the latest episode of jerry seinfeld's web series features one of the most recognized men in the world: president obama! we'll show you part of their chat over coffee. karla. a series of low pressure systems will skirt the west coast starting tonight. president obama joined jerry seinfeld on a drive around the tt0w t+o(m! %4@-e5d tt0w t+o(m! el@-o2( tt0w t+o(m! ed@-i0l tt0w t+o(m% )8h-)n0 tt0w t+o(m% kzh-4!l tt0w t+o(m% n-h-ah@ tt0w t+o(m% 0ph-_/x tt0w t+o(m% s"h-o]8 tt0w t+o(m% ueh-l?h tt0w t+o(m% 7hh-p=< e.' it's one of three trending headlines we are following today. (nats) i can call a nuclear submarine from right here. i bet you don't have that in your car. they took laps around the south lawn driveway in seinfeld's 19-63 corvette stingray. jokes aside, the president took a moment to als

down south, new year's eve was just as sweet. georgia rang in the new year with a giant peach. and key west, that's key west right there. they rang in the knew year with the annual red shoe drop. this year's event was even more special for the female impercent -- impersonator. sushi as she's known traded i dos with her long-time partner. down in key west. always colorful there. >>> hosting an eagle, a hawk and a blue jay. >> also fu it's an annual tradition. hundreds of floats from all walks of life. but it seems that "star wars" had a fuge presence. >> this is the 127th year for the tournament of roses parade. this year's grand marshal was ken burn. >>> a woman is carjacked and taken on a terrifying ride inside her own vehicle. how she was able to escape and how a good samaritan stepped in to help. >>> then a pilot dies in a small plane crash that made national headlines. why family members are saying this is no accident. all of that plus breaking news as it happens tonight at 7:00. >>> we're having another earthquake right now. the studio lights are shaking. >> we just had an

reporter: somber memories as the new year begins. the president refers back to the horrifying mass shooting of kindergarteners in newtown, connecticut, as he announced his new year' s resolution to act on gun control. president obama: we know that we can' t stop every act of violence. but what if we tried to stop even one? what if congress did something, anything, to protect our kids from gun violence. reporter: in his weekly address, president obama called it the unfinished business of his presidency after delivering more than a dozen condelence speeches to communities like roseburg, oregon this fall. shooting. president obama: somehow this has become routine. reporter: frustrated by congress' inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime, calling for public support. presidente obama: the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly avail

new media. the mediatorsch on c-span two. announcer: as president obama prepares for his state of the union address on tuesday, he released this video. i am working on my state of the union address. i keep thinking of how we traveled these last seven years. that is what made america great. our ability to come together as one american family and pull ourselves closer to the america we believe in. it is tough to see sometimes in the day-to-day noise of everyday washington. to focus on innt this state of the union address. announcer: c-span's coverage 8:00 p.m.tuesday at looking back at the history and tradition of the message and what to expect this year. then at 9:00, live coverage of the presidential speech plus your reaction by phone, facebook, tweets, indy e-mail as well as those by congress on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. presidentialr the 11:00 and reaction at p.m.. later, we will hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their comments about the state of the union address. next, the latest developments in the 2016 c

mark barger, nbc news. >> as for how the couple will spend their new fortune, john wants to pay off loans an and invest the winnings. >>> let's get you caught up with the local stories. mgm resoerts will start -- resorts will start to charge at their properties. self-park and valet. overnight fees will be up to $10. mgm expects executives are adding new technology. this will help pay for that. as far as an hourly rate, they will still working out the details. >>> gerardo campos-torres is wanted as a person of interest in a murder from last night an argument at a heel in rancho and washington ended in gunfire. a 70-year-old man was killed along with another man shot in the head. he was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. according to police, the shooting may have been the if you know where gerardo campos-torres is call police. >>> one local walmart at fell lits andnellis and craig is one of the stores closing. the company is laying off 10,000 states. walmart says many of the closings imth their walmart express locations, smaller stores which have been part of a pilot program sinc

north and east but not without leaving devastating impacts as we just mentioned prior to the break for those in washington, dc up towards new york. but even areas as far north as new england, seeing some of the heavy accumulation. parts of the virginia, even upwards of 40" at times. an absolutely incredible amount of snow dumped in a very short temperatures, wind, cold, that's what we will be dealing with for the next day or so. 18 degrees in asheville but look at this, for burnsville at 8 degrees, morganton also there. bryson city met with franklin at 11. and it's not going to be much warmer as we make our way further south. everyone below the freezing point, even into the low and mid 20s, but watch this. as we whip around those winds at 20 miles per hour in asheville, wind chill values down into the low single digits. it's feeling like 2 degrees right now in the city. 1 degrees out in morganton. take a look at boone. we saw wind chill valueless below zero yesterday and i think that can be the case this morning with some of the clearer conditions. high pressure is going to dominate today as well as tomorrow. so, we will se

"i've adopted a new years resolution and i'm going to let him live in his alternate reality and i'm not going to respond." respond."this all comes as clinton and president obamam over executive actions expected to be announced at about midday tomorrow - enacting stricter gun control by requiring more background checks. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, kevin barry cbs2 news. as kevin just reported, donald trump has released his first t-v campaign ad. ad.the 30 second spot focuses on terrorists and immigration. he says he's going to spend two million dollars a week on ads leading up to the iowa caucuses.they'll run in iowa and new hampshire, although at this time, none are scheduled to run in this area. in cedar rapids, rapids,newly-elected members of the city council are taking their seats.and this morning, the council welcomed scott overland as new district two representitive. " we've built up a great head of steam and we need to keep the montum going, and there will be lots of issues that come up over the next four years and i think we all have to keep that in mind that we got to keep this momentum going." going."the city co

as the day moved along. the bus system started operating several hours ago. you've really seen a new york city start to bounce back after this historic storm that really brought it to its knees over the weekend. >> reporter: are we seeing other storm hit areas recovering as quickly as new york? >> reporter: no. actually, this storm hit many states, ten different governors of ten different states declared a state of emergency. we have seen more than 50,000 people today without power from the storm. we've also seen in new jersey, the neighboring state, their buses and train system back running, but it took longer. washington dc, the nation's capital, their metro train system still is not operating fully. officials there say it could take a couple of days before it gets completely back up and running at full steam, but the airports are the real story. washington dc the international airports are still closed down. here in new york city three major airports in the new york city region, they're all open, but i can tell you there have been more than 10,000 cancelled flights and more than 4

a glimpse of the sun in central new hampshire today as well. there is the big storm staying largely to our south, blanketing mid atlantic states from new york, new jersey, washington, quite a bit, but here, maybe, just maybe a trace to half an inch or so in extreme southeastern new hampshire and maybe some flurries elsewhere. that's about it. we'll talk about the rest of the weekend and when our next chance for snow could be in a few minutes. >> but the big headline is the winter weather that's walloping washington, the nation's capital is projected to get up to two feet of snow, wmur's bo burman joins us with the questions there. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, amy. i hope your a dog well. in washington d.c. they're not quite as used to something this much snow. about a foot and a half, you can see emergency responders here to the right in front of engine number three. they're trying to keep this clear. they've had calls for the homeless who have been out in the elements and trying to keep this in your that your -- out. take a look a

to be a very serious situation heading through the next several weeks, even extending as far south as new orleans before things start to drain out. definitely an ongoing story there. back toward the north, we're talking about that lake-effect snowfall. in some areas could see as much as 50 to 60 centimeters in upstate new york, due to this cold air continuing to spill out of canada. all right. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farm

as minister. sources close to the cabinet said before amari would not resign until he signed the trans-pacific trade deal in new zealand next month. >> why did amari announce this now? >> he wanted to avoid inflicting more damage on the administration. he's in charge of japan's negotiations, as you know. and the prime minister wants the diet to approve the tpp agreement. the cabinet also has to pass bills for the next fiscal year. he doesn't want to hinder the progress before the next upper house election coming up in july. >> needless to say, it is big blow to the abe administration. >> amari has been a key minister and a close friend with abe. abe will be criticized for having appointed him in the first place. that will mean getting approval for the tpp deal and the budget deal. all these things could affect the result of the upper house election, i think. >> thanks for your insight. >>> in other news, satellite imagery suggests north korea may be preparing to launch a long-range ballistic missile. increased activity has been detected at a site in the country's northwest, and it's renewing concerns in the reg

as news channel 8 report, the store owner is accused of buying, selling and using food stamp cards. >> reporter: good morning. the kingpin, if you will, as well as two dozen others brand up in this ring brought here. all accused of using ebt to take money. money taken from you, the taxpayer, too. >> there's been fraud a longtime. >> reporter: ray jakes makes a little too much to qualify for assistance but he says a lot of people know how to beat the system. >> it's not hard to get what you want with an ebt card. >> reporter: and that's why the doors of the king food mart are chained shut tonight. the owner, a 55-year-old taken down today. >> i think he knew the gig was up. >> reporter: he did. st. pete, state and federal authorities on his tail for more than a year. that's when the deals went down. >> they would come in and exchange the cards and he would give them cash. >> reporter: once people got their cash, he used his chunk of change to go shopping. photos show him using that money to stock up on things to then sell the goods to six other bay area stores. and if any money was lef

to be a very serious situation heading through the next several weeks, even extending as far south as new orleans before things start to drain out. definitely an ongoing story there. back toward the north, we're talking about that lake-effect snowfall. in some areas could see as much as 50 to 60 centimeters in upstate new york, due to this cold air continuing to spill out of canada. all right. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching. -on this edition of "native report," we attend a summer youth program at the university of wisconsin-eau claire, we visit leech lake tribal college and learn about the development of the campus, and we revisit the "cobell" litigation. - --by having all these lands held in trust for individual indians. -we also learn something new about indian country here from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from shakopee mdewakton sioux community and the blandin foundation.

anna: a community reeling as news spreads of the death of a fort bragg soldier killed in a motorcycle crash. his dedication to the military is a command sergeant major is just part of his story. we have the rest of the story tonight. reporter: they were briefed after the long holiday weekend. tuesday was tough -- the loss of a great leader just months from retirement who left behind this legacy. >> his willingness to serve and his smile. >> true to himself, to true to he stood for something. reporter: the communities are morning him. his neighbor saw him hours before his death. around 5:30 on saturday, the 47-year-old soldier was struck head-on. authorities say he crossed the gillespie street median, killing randomly on his motorcycle. >> tell your loved ones that you love them. quality time means everything because you just don't know when your time is up. you need to serve and be about community and family and country. reporter: that is how sunnyside elementary will remember him. soldiers from the medical battalion offered eye exams to more than 200 students and staff. >> a lot of y

i know this for a fact. >> a special birthday and new yaear as possible as the head o his air. >> the new year also means new resolutions. getting in shape is a favorite. but as news anchor olivia keith found out, there's a few new ones. >> reporter: ball drops, fireworks pop, resolutions run rampant. or in this case, run up the lion street in pacific height. >> what are we doing here? >> trying to burn off a little bit of 2015. >> reporter: what do you want to let go of in the new year? >> about 15 pound. >> reporter: judging bit folks huffing and puffing here, no surprise the usual health and exercise show up on a survey of 2016 resolutions. what is unusual the study by go banking rates finds living life to the fullest tops them all. with finances trailing the list. as for what we don't want in 2016 -- >> i need to stop watching this. >> things from 2015 that must be left in the past. >> okay, cupid. >> how are you going to find man in 2016? >> social interaction. >> no, really? >> that's 2010. >> and the marina a final word about work. >> what do you want it leave behind in 2015? >

also, try choosing a theme as your new year's resolution - a word or phrase that describes how you want to feel instead of what you think you should do. for example, words such as authenticity, clarity, or focus on your theme each day, it can have a positive impact on your behavior. for today's health minute, i'm sara ganim. psychologists say the most common reason people don't stick to their resolutions is becuase they're unrealistic. they say you should make ones that are precise, not vague. focus on specific resolutions and find a buddy to help track your progress also, know what you're capable of, know your limits.. and use your judgement to find a balance its fight night in las vegas carlos condit is looking to dethrone welterweight champion robbie lawler in the main event of u-f-c 195. the two weighing in yesterday ahead of the highly ancitipated fight. this is lawler's second time defending the welterweight belt. "carlos is a heck of a fighter. hes fierce but im here to stay im the champ and im going to showcase im the best in the world. come on guys. lets do this." "ive been imp

at the hall would be backwards...the way he was often showed as a young player....no he said...it will be forward.-the more surprising news is that piazza who first made his name as a los angeles dodger....says he would go into the hall of fame as a new york met. and now here's julie dolan with a look at what we'll have for you on nine on your side at seven. 9 on your side is getting you answers about the unstable stock market.what you need to know about your money coming that's 9 on your side at six for this thursday. thursday.we're always on with breaking news, weather and

new york city as well, watch out for bands of still heavy snow. ape cod and boston. richard? >> bonnie, t

. >> right now, a look at the celebrations in boston as people around the world rang in the new year. the events carried on as planned. they tighten security in boston which is expected to carry over into today for first day. >> frank collins is in the square with the additional steps for festivities this afternoon. >> happy new year. with this for the first year that boston will host first day festivities scheduled to kick off at 11:00 this morning and boston police are really hoping that it will be just as safe as thousands filled the square to celebrate new year' s eve and ring in 2016. police kept a watchful eye, adding more visible officers and under covers and the ground. they were cautious throughout the night responding to several false alarms but overall it was a peaceful night and revelers enjoyed the event. >> to have to live your life. if you keep worrying about it -- if it is going to happen it is going to happen. >> ems crews did treat a few people for minor injuries and illnesses but as of midnight no arrests were reported. security expected to be heightened for the win

nbc's erika edwards -- edward lawrence, i should say, has more. >> reporter: as new york work crews cleanp after one of the largest new year's eve celebrations, authorities in tel aviv israel look for a gunman. this security camera video shows the gunman first looking at produce, then pulling out an assault rifle and killing two people, injuring at least eight more. in germany, authorities evacuated two train stations just hours before the new year. they had a credible threat that suicide bombers targeted the station for a midnight attack. new year's day also brought evacuations in ramadi, iraq. iraqi forces pushed isis out of the city and are now helping residents get out from under the terrorist group's control. in the united states, a man spends his first full day in jail. the fbi arrested the rochester man who they say was poised to commit a new year's eve isis-inspired attack in his hometown. >> this is a person who was a muslim, was in the state prison system, but then became radicalized through the internet. >> reporter: security was tight for all new year's eve celebrations. spect

we'll just that eight-day as we focus on what's going on. fox 8 news is your official school closing station. just keep that in mind take it easy this year headed especially out east. t good at morning today we are in ground fox this all caps on east ninth which are looking at is what's left of an earlier rtarl bus fire fire crews have just left this one of the street park the move through done to the checking things out. telethon on easement this) will be path until they can getem it is really snowing all along the conditions are starting to time. meantime family volunteers it will be tough for anyone to survive this long they're doing tension sunday's debate is much far h and o'malley found an opening for humor. i would have just a few with both of them. osterholtg g ld monday becomes the million with my congressional record and without my gender so community so a latino community. i don't want to see a start over a weekend visit contentious debate. i want us to defense and build on that affordable care and approve it. no way for the iowa caucus to w

news 4 at 5:30. thank you for watching and stay with us as the news continues now at 6:00. >>> now at 6:00, the calm before the storm. it is swirling ever closer. the latest on how much snow, wind and coastal flooding we're expecting this weekend. >>> plus, stunned residents in scarsdale. we're getting our first look at the man accused of committing 40 years. >>> and an i-team exclusive. dark and dangerous in city parks. why does it take so long to replace a broken park light? >> good evening, everyone. i'm david ushry in for chuck. >> i'm sibila vargas. >> we'll begin tonight with the weather. we've been tracking this storm coming our way. >> we have. blazered watch in effect for a large part of the tri-state area this weekend. how bad will it be? team coverage tonight across the tri-state area. but, first, let's go to storm team 4 dave price and he's tracking the storm and how much snow we could be in for, dave. >> let's go through a number of different issues and what we know at this hour. the models are trending south. now, remember, just a model in itself does not make a forecast. so, we take a

as of right now, from what we know, they are in stable condition. >> thank you, ellison. >> we will have newetails for you, as soon as we get them. you can download the free wusa 9 app for the latest and important updates when you want them. >>> new information on the shooting a philadelphia police officer. surveillance video shows the gunman approaching the officer's patrol car with his weapon drawn. another image shows the suspect reaching inside of the vehicle and firing at point-blank range, hitting the 33-year-old officer three times. the wounded officer managed to get out of the car and chase after suspect, and police say the man pledged allegiance to the islamic state group, and a local muslim leader says no one there is familiar with the suspect. >>> as news of the isis- inspired attack spread today, the white house moved to counterrer the threat posed online. >> garrett haake is now live from the department of homeland security with the administration's latest strategy and their unlikely ally. garrett? >> reporter: the obama administration announced new changes to their strategy tod

so as far as new hampshire goes so goes the nation. i believe in the general election that is by the time who rolls around new hampshire wins the electoral votes will be president of the united states. that's not a crap shoot but it's certainly a friendly game of chance. the odds of us having one of the nominees is very good. we almost always have one of the nominees. we've had both. but many times, we have not. and we may not this time. host: and jan makes this final point. guest: what's i want resting he senator rubio is that engenders other than donald trump some of the most positive responses and some of the most negative at the same time and from different people. along with donald trump, senator marco rubio who seems to have the look, who seems to have the way with words, the articulation, and sometimes the passion of a president. he still engenders among a lot of voters hate. that guy's not reedy. what gives him the right to be at the front of the line as we are pointing out. we'll see on primary da whether that negativity hurts

caused by testing. >> you are chasing a story about another slashing in new york city, this time hitting really close to home. >> yes, as you all know, there have been a bunch of random slashings and stabbings. new yorkers are resilient and legal about our normal activity day-to-day. until this big guy that i know, he lived here in times square, trying to have a lovely evening with his girlfriend. on the way out he was attacked by a man on the greek. >> honestly it happened so quickly. you know, i just reacted. fight or float and i must fight kind of guy. it was do or die. >> the man asked him for money, then the man pulled a kitchen knife when he declined. >> he got the night off of the guy, and he was arrested. >> the nypd is calling him a hero. he has an arrest record, 41 years old. nobody knows where he got the kitchen knife from. >> i know that cops have a bad reputation with everything going on. they were professional, help full, and they came in and helped right away. >> how is he doing? is he out of the hospital now we met. >> he is going to be okay. he is understandably very shaken up. this can happen to anyone

news for the browns this afternoon. the team officially naming ray horton as the new defensive coordinator. this is not his first time in cleveland. he ran the coach's defense back in 2013. since then, he's been in tennessee where he led the 12th- ranked defense in the nfl. he is also a former player and played 10 seasons with douglas and cincinnati. as a player and coach, horton made five appearances in the super bowl. >>> and next at noon, a little over a week until iowa and the shakeup in the polls. the candidates are changing up messages. and charges for one of the streetsboro school bus drivers involved in a crash that injured more than a dozen students, plus, steven avery of making a murderer fame is finally sharing what hinges about the documentary. . >>> just over a week, the iowa caucuses. the democrats have a new front runner and on the republican side, donald trump is pulling away from the field. the latest cnn poll showed trump has a double-digit lead in iowa. a closer look at the numbers show that a victory over his closest rival, senator ted cruz all depends on turnout. when o

. << (natsot) as new york work crews clean up after one of the largest new year's eve celebrations..... authorities in tel aviv, israel look for a gunman. this security camera video shows the gunman first looking at produce.. then pulling out an assault rifle and killing two people injuring at least eight more. in germany... authorities evacuated two train stations just hours before the new year. they had a credible threat that suicide bombers targeted those stations for a midnight attack. new years day also brought evacuations in ramadi, iraq. (natsot of explosion) the city and nowre helping relieved residents get out from under the terrorist group's control. meanwhile in the united states... emanuel lutchman spends his first full day in jail. the f-b-i arrested the rochester man, who they say, was poised to commit a new year's eve isis inspired attack in his hometown. (sot gov. andrew cuomo, (d) new york) and this was person who was a muslim. was in the state prison system but then became radical--radic alized through the internet. security was tight for all new year's eve celebrati

as well. lots more here because we're just getting started. let's check back in with our special newnie mcgerk and griff jenkins is partying it up like it's miami beach. let's start with bernie weekend at bernie's. he's been asking trivia as they wait for the ball to drop. bernie? >> hey thanks kimberly yes, this party is really getting started out here. look at this guy. i am asking people trivia tonight. pop culture, politics all kinds of stuff, and we're paying them $5 if they get the correct answer. and this lady's here from pennsylvania pittsburgh, how are you? my first question who did people magazine name the sexyist man alive? david beckham, the lady's right. give her $5. next question. which celebrity announced this past year that he's hiv-positive from sleeping with hookers, lamar odom, bill clinton or charlie sheen? >> charlie sheen! she's right again. >> who is the biggest liar of the year. tom brady, brian williams or hillary clinton? >> brian? >> you're right. brian williams. he said he shot osama bin laden. which 2015 phenomenon would you like to see less of next year?

mia t t paiotoucoweay t atro ly as new engl fo2 t ga gokiai tethga flsikhe t s amtes down jolwet wi the m room said watcm otwaorfficulaying f-c ga upf hen trhywinns ... m newtonanon ne pto cobrow. 86 hrow un to the bo.

over the years the quarterback from california has been accepted as a new englander and he will be forever known as a legend. dan hausle live in foxboro with more on brady's mark on boston sports, dan. >> reporter: this is the water cooler conversation that is likely to generate strong feelings particularly over generations. brady won't talk about it, you got to admit he has to be at least in the conversation. most would agree tom brady is probably the greatest new england patriot play ever. some would argue he is the best ever at the quarterback position. but in the world of beloved boston sports stars is brady now in the class of byrd, bobby orr, ted williams and yaz, mate he even be top of the class? >> i'm still i think in the middle of things. i feel like i have a lot more football left so i don't think about those things too often. >> reporter: some argue comebacks in a sport and league that is engineering parody that he deserves discussion as boston's best ever. as a kid who grew up idolizing montana brady is not ready to accept that talk. he feels he has been in boston long enough

he was was expected interview with the new york giants as early as today and tomorrow but the brownsas made a deal and do not let him get on that airplane to new york so right now he isat going to cleveland to be introduced as the browns head coach. in other news, this is a tough 189-year-old north ridgeville high hospitalized after serious injuries in a sledding accident the neighbors rallied rally behind the family as matt wright is here with what you should know to keep your kids safe. >> the neighbors are heartbroken condition . the stick was taken by life flightt to the hospital tonight it is devastating . just pray that everything is okay. >> is a popular place for the kids to play play during winter. >> we have used the same fields for years . it is very tragic.el >> rainbow babies and children's hospital, says it is a reminder to be aware of of the dangers of winter sports. >> we see kids every year who come in with accidents that had concussions and. >> recommend followingco making age-appropriate,s with proper garments and hazard free environmentop with hell not a good idea t

checkout lane, victory lane. >>> we want to take you back now to news of this impending storm because the forecast is shifting and changing as we go. we got you covered. >> dave price and rafael miranda both here to talk about that. >> in fact we have a new computer model from the gfs that just came in. computer models changing hour by hour. we have some new information to show you. there may be light snow tonight into tomorrow morning. that's not the storm. light snow off to the west of town. these light snow showers and flurries may filter in over the next 12 to 24 hours. that's not the storm that doesn't arrive until friday night and saturday morning. temperatures finally above freezing in many spots. cool but not too bad. 32 in danbury and 36 in farmingdale. let's look at the arrival time for the snow. friday night down in the jersey shore, ocean county, monmouth county, overnight saturday morning it arrives in new york city into northwest new jersey. norwalk, stamford, westchester county take a little longer to get there. not until saturday middle of the day maybe even saturday afternoon. depending on where you are the

congress convenes tomorrow- today- he said this will be a "new year" for congress with both houses gop- controlled, and paul ryan taking his place as the new house speaker.r. but the gop controlled the house and senate all last year- so i asked congressman wilson what he would have changed from this past year. you'll hear from him live at 5. ww, wis news 10 some heavy artillery is rolling into this year's race for the white house. a legendary heavyweight is now publicly campaigning for democrat hillary clinton. and republican donald trump is typically pulling no punches with a new tv commercial. dianne gallagher has the latest from :57-1:01 1:02-1:05 1:10-1:13 the race is now a sprint, with candidates on both sides hitting iowa and new hampshihi, trying to win over voters with just weeks to go before things get real. and on the first big campaigning day of 2016, the big debut of hillary clinton's not- so-secret weapon. i don't fit anymore. first of all, i'm a happy grandfather and i'm not mad at anybody. the former president spoke fondly of his wife, her softer side, and her early career achievements and, while bill clinton didn't

new jersey. same story in the hudson valley. this is the main snow difference as you head north into fish kill, danbury, kingston, new castle very little snow. maybe three inch, maybe less. dave is here again and wants to take a look at the seven day forecast. >> let's do it right now. 26 degrees as we head through tonight. couple of clouds. gentle breeze as we roll into tomorrow. a relatively comfortable day. 34 degrees. paskrtly cloudy conditions. still a little bit breezy out there so 34 feels cooler and seven days ahead this is what you can expect. it's all about the weekend. we're watching it and as rafael just mentioned depending on where you are this storm may affect you in different ways from flooding to wet snow, power outages and high winds. we're keeping an eye on it all. don't forget if you miss us here can you always get the latest weather info with our news 4 new york app. type logo. select the weather tab for the latest alerts, radar and forecasts and no time like the present to download this app. important weekend to have it. >> so you going to be

far as the new york football giants are concerned. the future hall of famer who coached big blue for 12 seasons and led them to two super bowl titles was under heavy pressure and resigned today after three consecutive losing seasons. the final game was yesterday. a 35-30 setback to the eagles which ended a disappointing 6-10 season for the ball club. several of his 11 grandchildren were at metlife stadium for a sendoff. issued this statement today, "it is in the best interest of the ganization that i step down as head coach. i strongly believe that time is right for me and my family. i think it has been evident these last 12 years how much pride i take in representinge this franchise. i am gratified and proud that we were able to deliver two more lombardi trophies." this morning before the news became official, i talke to several players in the lskr room. it was a somber locker room and i asked them to reflect back on their head coach, the second winningest coach in giants history. >> we definitely had not failed, failed him by not pl

this story is neck as 7 news at this story is neck as 7 news at 9:00 continues >>> in santa clara countyntal rates are some of the highest they have ever been and projected to go up even more in the upcoming year. causing many to wonder how much longer they can afford to stay in their homes. chris witch has the story. >>reporter: we all know living in the bay area can be expensive and exhausting. >> i came here with the silicon valley dream of working in technology an making a better life for my family. and it seems like the struggle is getting worse here. >>reporter: james currently rents a home in san jose with his wife and 3 children. he says their rent has gone up annually the past three years. >> rent is about 3000 dollars a month where we live now and it's not a brand new house and it makes it hard to feed the family. >>reporter: according to rent forecast released today by zillo.com rent prisons are expected to rise nearly 8% over the next 12 months making it the most expensive rental market in the country. local expert helps manage more than 100 individually owned condo in silico

back toward dc, and into new jersey as well. he heaviest snow right now is right about hear over portions of new castle delaware into salem county new jersey and seeing pretty heavy snow here in near washington township as well. we're going to have pockets of heavy snow come through automotive through the remainder of this evening at least until about midnight. everything finally starts to move off the off the coast leaving a big, big mess behind. we still haven't gotten an updated total from the philadelphia airport. the last we had was about 17. .7 inches, those numbers have gone up. we'll bring them towel once we have them. the heaviest snow pushing off the coast by 10:00 p.m. and it is it start to move on out by midnight, maybe few lingering flurries along the shore line be that's about it. ending between now and 8:00 p.m. in the poconos, much of the poconos region seeing the end just a few flakes falling, seven to the for the far west burns and lehigh valley. surrounding suburb, northbound by suburbs nine and 11, cruel see t

stay with us as the news continues at 6:00. rockefeller center, this is news 4 new york. >>> now at 6:00 the war between yellow cabs and uber just escalated. the one sure winner of this battle is you, the rider. >>> plus the man accused of slashing a woman on the subway waiting now to face a judge. >>> and a news 4 exclusive, video of an out of control car on a jersey city sidewalk and an interview with the man who jumped out of the way at the last second. >>> a breaking news update, a story we were first reporting at 5:00. >> a stunning murder investigation in a town that hasn't seen a homicide in more than two decades. >> reporter: the community here just simply in shock over all of this here this afternoon. what i can tell you right now, as you mentioned there, police found a woman dead. her husband is in custody. we're going to pan off so you can see the very active seen behind me. officers here now about six

well as new york we want them to be on stand by. >> the nypd made it clear they just want to talk to the man named. >> this is something in progress, information that came in in two anonymous phone calls, our ability to go into details we just don't have yet is fairly limited. >> reporter: now, the man in new york has outstanding warrants so he is being held in custody tonight and we are told that he has associations with a gang and may have been a setup by a rival gang member. all of what police are trying to sort out tonight. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> one of the famous black fiats that carted pope francis around philadelphia will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, it will hit the auto block at the philadelphia auto show next friday night. the archdiocese is deciding whether to auction the second one as well. proceeds from the sale will benefit catholic charities. >>> news conference has come and gone intrucks were made and now it's down to work. >> he has to evaluate th

live from fremont, valle fox 5 news local las vegas. cold night - as las vegas celebrates new year's eve. fox five chief foundation room at mandalay bay. he joins us live with the holiday forecast. highs slowly increase over the next few afternoons with overnight lows staying near freezing through the weekend. we'll be at 48 as a high on new year's day with low-mid 50s for the weekend. saturday morning will be close to freezing with 33 degrees..37 the low on sunday. we'll see increasing clouds over the weekend with slight chances of showers monday with good chances of area showers expected tuesday through thursday. next few afternoons with overnight lows staying near freezing through the weekend. we'll be at 48 as a high on new year's day with low-mid 50s for the weekend. saturday morning will be close to freezing with 33 degrees..37 the low on sunday. we'll see increasing clouds over the weekend with slight chances of showers monday with good chances of area as an everyday business person, and not colonel sanders, why sometimes i'm just too busy to co

now we have each other, we want to make sure we stick around for a long time, so we set some goals as new year's resolutions. rose: the britts are just two of an estimated 5000 new members joining metro ymca locations this month. eric: it's awesome, just to see opportunity to have a pursuit for getting healthier as an individual. rose: using the new year to start a new habit, or to drop an old one. to quit smoking, many people switch to vaping as an alternative -- a switch that keeps the vape house busy. >> this is one of our biggest times of the year, the brand new year. rose: vapes don't have the same cigarette smell, and users feel less winded after using them. >> it's helped a lot of people i mean, i tried everything. from the gum to the patches, i tried everything you can name, and none of that helped until i picked up a vape. rose: lifestyle changes making the first more than just the beginning of the new year. lots of new resolutions for the new year, including this one. a survey by go banking rates shows people are resolving to live life to the fullest. stacey? stacey: thank you,

25-year-old jillian lafave in a las vegas broadcasting story last september talked about her goal as a new teacher at valley high school. clark county administrators confirmed the teacher is now at home on paid leave after getting charged with felony sex acts with a pupil. >> everyone has been really, really nice. the kids are fascinated by, like, the fact that i just picked up and moved out here. >> reporter: on the education profile, she spoke about moving from texas to take this new job. valley high school sources say on january 15th, a homeowner discovered her having a the victim was one of the mare rid teachary -- married students. this important says they need to get her out of the school for good. a person like that is not suitable for the children. teachers need to be a good example. as police walked out lafave in handcuffs, the victim shouted, you are taking my girlfriend away. this is a picture he posted on social media. this parent hopes justice will take care of lafave. says this is not good because of the teachers are supposed to be here to educate our children, not interact w

but like moechl us she didn't freak out. where class mates adopted as new pet and the damned williams has her fun story. >> little fey was eating salad at her new jersey home last week when she found a sliementy surprise inside. just three inch lizard came popping up she went clean it and prepare it and, a little lizard fell out this was, gray and life led. instead of getting grossed out and throwing it away, fey decided to bring the little creature it her kindergarten class. >> when, fey brought on friday, it was looking up at me. lizard is allow dirt changes colours based upon its environment. it is completely harmless. so the other kids warmed up to it immediately. >> was not fear or any worry just fascination there little green creature that came out of someone >> organic greens fey teach he have used lizard to teach very important lessons. at this if food can little lizard on it and no mark comes to lizard, well then, i can eat this food. kids enjoyed i will dollar issed so much that it is now become a class pet. >> it is such cute little >> that they were really happy to talk ab

new leader for the the bird. weeks after firing chip kelly, the eagles will name doug peterson as hear new head coach. >> attention now is on resident eagles fans in south philadelphia, of course. is what up my nan. what do you think? >> reporter: a good pick, a good pick. in the word of lynnard skinnard how about a simple kind of man. >> i love that song. >> reporter: i don't know about the singing, right. audio guy is going what just happened. but a a lot of eagles fans said they needed a simple kind of man at this point, do you like that because things got really complicated with chip kelly. we only have reports to go on right now but a lot of fans, they are already liking what they hear. lets go to the details. doug peterson has been named new eagles head coach according to reports citing multiple sources, "fox sports" one confirms that the eagles coaching search has ended, that is what their sources are telling them. peterson was a long time backup qb in his nfl years including during brief play with the eagles, era under donovan mcnabb's rookie season and in 1999. forty-seven year-old peterson will be replac

also ahead condemnation of saudi arabia's execution of a shia dissidents as new warnings of vengeance emerge from iran. floods recede in some part of the u.s. but more are expected as the mississippi rises further downstream. plus >>