and get this, elizabeth. now, southern california, parts of it, have more snow this season than new york city. happy new year. >> happy new year to you, too, ginger, thank you. >>> and among all those people in times square there's an intense police presence. officers in new york and across the u.s. are on high alert tonight, in response to the ongoing threats against police around the country. additional resources are being called in as protesters plan to march against police violence at the height of tonight's celebrations. abc's gio benitez is in times square in the center of it all. gio? >> reporter: elizabeth, good evening to you. when it comes to new year's eve in america, this is the epicenter. thousands of police officers are right here. tonight, as more than a million people pack into times square, with the eyes of the world watching, police out in force. not just looking out for the safety of partygoers -- they're also watching their own backs. the fbi sending out this bulletin, warning police aroun

elizabeth? >> all right, clayton, thank you so much. ginger zee is here now. we just heard clayton say the system is heading east. already advisories and warnings are out. >> reporter: yes, and it will be moving north and quickly. so let me take you to the current advisories and warnings. right there in parts of new mexico west texas, panhandle of texas, up to fayetteville, arkansas, and this is why, elizabeth. the snow, not even going to be that heavy, but you don't need a lot, we all know that, to get slick on the roads. you can see, that's three to six inches from iowa, parts on nebraska and wisconsin. that icy patch that includes alil e alilene, texas, that's what we're concerned about tonight through early tomorrow. then our attention turns to this storm and what it will be for the weekend. going into the east. see along the gulf coast there? that cold front could produce some severe storms in the deep south and then higher than that, heavy rains anywhere from kentucky and tennessee up thro

elizabeth palmer is in paris. elizabeth, what have you heard?e market now. fire rescue vehicles ambulance, and of course the police. they are evacuating people from inside. we presume they're the hostages although we haven't had any confirmation of that, nor any confirmation that there have been further deaths or injuries or even whether the gunman has been taken alive. obviously the tension has eased here. i told you a few minutes ago about one of our colleagues who have been told by police to stay inside a bakery where she was. she's just arrived here. they're letting people out of their homes again in the area. which does seem to indicate that the emergency is over. but it's too early for us to know or to be able to tell you what exactly the upshot was. >> okay. let's go now to juan zarate because we have some information, i think, about where the explosions are coming from. juan? >> certainly given the visuals and what we're seeing and the posture of the french security officials, it suggests that this was part of a tactical entry. bob orr w

elizabeth warren. she just took a trophy here. she knocked this guy off. >> she did, but don't forget that this is the only kind of thing she can pull off right now because of the way everything else is set up with republicans because buried in the bills that obama has signed recently or is going to sign, this new terrorism bill that was just passed includes undoing some of those wall street reforms. and that's a second act from what we saw in the fall with the big must-pass spending bill included undoing a little bit of dodd/frank. that's her big thing. this is where she has the power -- >> is she on the level -- everybody likes elizabeth warren. i understand why. she's saying something strong. strong language. when she went out against citigroup, that's fine. go after some big shot money group. she went after the treasury department. turns out the treasury department opposed the very feature she was railing against and didn't give them credit for it. jack lew and the boys were against that thing and she acted like they were all

her and elizabeth warren are almost the same age.n come out she seems to be very slow and very -- i don't see that fire that i5a used to seeg elizabeth warren. >> after that age became the topic. did you knowe1 hillary and elizabeth only 18 months apart? age an e1e1issue? >> i would be careful to take thee1 clintons on inxd anything. she has been running the marathon for years. she is tired. i said from the beginning i think there is a possibility she may not run. >> saying he thought maybe they >> but that becomes an issue when mccain was running people were questioning whetherfá he had health issues and if he was too old. that's always a question. you have to make sure that there is somebody in physical good health and condition to serve this country. it is no easy job on any day. nevertheless poor hillary clinton was in muchok better condition before she became the president's falle1çó lady for all the problems like benghazi. >> the average age of the democrats likelyçó running is ten years older than average age of republicans. >

elizabeth. >> all right. gio, thanks so much. >>> and let's bring in abc news aviation consultant colonel steve ganyard. steve, you just heard ntsb investigators now on the ground. what will they be looking at right away? >> elizabeth, remember that the pilot reported problems with one of the engines prior to the mishap, so they'll be looking at the mechanical problems that might have brought this airplane down but we also know they went through a fairly significant area of heavy weather so perhaps weather played a role, as well, but these are all parts of the puzzle that will need to be put together. >> i know you spent the night overnight studying all the flight data from this flight, the altitude, the speed. what were you able to deduce happened to that flat? >> again, they were going through an area of weather when the problem occurred so maybe there was a weather factor in there but we saw them also in a very slow controlled descent and then there was a left-hand turn off to the west right prior to going

this whole thing, this opposition by elizabeth warren and others to antonio weiss "is part of a much broader narrative of the fight for the soul of the democratic party, and whether so-called progressives are going to capture that or whether more mainstream democrats, who are equally progressive in their own way, are going to retain it." he said if the weiss nomination goes down, "it will be a long time before anyone else with wall street experience volunteers for this kind of job." >> boy, what a threat. wouldn't that be a great thing, if those people from wall street stopped volunteering? they don't want to stop volunteering. but that is the central problem in the democratic party today. rattner speaks for a faction, a minority of people but a majority of money. the other people that i'm referring to, i hope it's elizabeth warren or that she hangs in there and people like jim webb, are speaking for the majority. but the majority has much less money than this small minority of so-called social liberals on wall street. >> elizabeth warren, senator warren, made a speech this week in w

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has moved that party to the left particularly the activists who vote in primary, that's more an elizabeth warren than a hillary clinton party -- >> wait a minute, hillary clinton then has to adopt the policies of elizabeth warren and you think she will? >> we've already seen her trying to do that disastrously when she suggested that businesses don't create any jobs. i think this is going to be a tough challenge for her trying to claim the benefits of the clinton '90s but define herself with the new party. >> let's turn to republicans and we'll talk about this during the course of the year no question about it joe. the question in my mind can anyone break up from the pack. there's no clear front-runner unlike the democrats on the republican side right now. >> i don't think there is. the person who will break out will be the one that lays out an agenda, has a message and addresses the problem of falling middle class incomes. we've seen them go down during the obama years. i think that's the main problem in u.s. politics right now. and i think the candidate that will resonate is the one that

ladies and gentlemen, elizabeth dole. [applause] you know, there are some positions of authority and prestige in this country that have lifetime tenure. the supreme court, of course and other places such as the papacy and british royalty. we have never really had it in the united states senate. but i'm sure that if bob dole had chosen, he could have had lifetime tenure as the republican leader in the senate. in fact, he holds the record in length of service as the republican leader -- sometimes in the minority, tom, and sometimes in the majority. he was truly loved by his colleagues on both sides of the aisle. on many occasions, he expressed that love and received it from his colleagues on both sides of the political aisle here in the senate. one of the great moments i will always remember in my experience in the senate was bob's last day in the senate. not because i would be his successor, but because of what he had to say, the beauty and emotion of that moment and the outpouring of respect that everybody in the chamber

>> elizabeth warren is a nice person. she has a fundamental view we this agree with.tunately most americans don't agree with her. she thinks the government should own and manage the country. that's a simple way of talking about populism. i want us to be aware of that and deal with it and i want us to put forward the system that has worked to build the greatest economy in the history of the world, and that's an enterprise system with an appropriate engagement of government. >> it seems like the 2016 campaign has begun in earnest. is that going to impose a problem for getting stuff done here? the campaign started early. >> it won't make it easier but it won't take away the reality that 24 republican senators are up for election in 2016 and only nine democrats. it won't take away the reality that americans send people to the house and senate this year with a very clear mandate -- do something to work together to fix the problems or we will put somebody else here. >> thanks for the time. >> our chief washington correspondent, peter cook, joins us from washington. mr. dona

thank you, elizabeth. >>> breaking news now. the fuselage of the crashed airasia plane has been found in the java sea. remains of many of the passengers are expected to be in that portion of the plane. so far, only 48 bodies have been found. you're looking at video now from the weekend from the plane's tail and two black boxes that were recovered. the airasia flight crashed more than two weeks ago. 16 2 were killed. >>> a traffic accident was the beginning of a horrible day for two men in west oakland yesterday afternoon. a pickup truck hit a bicyclist that was riding on the wrong side of the road and a group of robbers stole a wallet from the elderly truck driver. while the bike driver lay unconscious on the ground his wallet was stolen. people are not surpriseed. >> people wait for accidents to happen and then they pounce. >> all the time! all the time. it doesn't matter what happens on the street. it's going to happen. it's west oakland. where they are, that's the world we are live in. >> the bicyclist from berkeley is report

elizabeth se bajo del automÓvil, lo dejÓ con el motor encendido.ehÍculo con el niÑo adentro. de inmediato llamÓ a la policÍa. uno de sus temores era que el ladrÓn arrojara a su pequeÑo hijo fuera del automÓvil. me asustÉ tanto porque en ese momento el ladrÓn pudo haberle pegado a mi hijo. elizabeth corriÓ a la estaciÓn de policÍa y le explicÓ a los oficiales lo que habÍa sucedido, cuando en ladrÓn se dio cuenta, al pareceer se asustÓ, y dejÓ el carro abandonado a unas cuadras de la guarderÍa. el pequeÑo escuchÓ el celular de su madre y los atendiÓ. la madre confesÓ que su hijo se sabe la clave de su telÉfono. elizabeth tranquilizÓ a su hijo y el pequeÑo le describiÓ donde se encontraba. la mamÁ explicÓ que la policÍa se encontraba cerca y que tocara el claxon. el pequeÑo obedeciÓ. la madre dice que volviÓ a vivir. sentÍ que me morÍa, el saber que estaba a salvo, que hizo lo que hizo y fue tan valiente. >> por su extraordinario valor fue nombrado miembro honorario de la policÍa de utha. la madre dijo que aprendiÓ la lecciÓn. el presidente barack oba

i just -- i actually take elizabeth warren.worried she's not running but one day she will run for president. i just don't think it's going to be now, but it's clear that there is and professor reich, i'm sure there's some real dissatisfaction with wall street out there, not just in the democratic party but all across the country everywhere. you have to recognize -- those that don't recognize it or address it do so at their own peril. >> it's wall street but it's also big business, big corporate america. i mean, we have never seen as much dominance by big business and by big corporations over all and wall street in terms of financing, in terms of lobbying. there is no counterveiling power any longer in the united states and i think elizabeth warren -- i agree with you, i don't think she's going to run but she's trying to change the debate in this country so it's not simply about how big government should be, but who government should be for. >> who changes that debate on the republican side? i guess mike huckabee? >> i think the

i think what will happen is people like elizabeth wharton -- elizabeth wharren are going to lead theeople. host: do you agree with what elizabeth warnrren was talking about? >> i absolutely agree -- caller: i absolutely agree. she has been talking about her self and these is not fuzzy math. this is real math. it reminded me of how much trouble america is in and we really have to pay attention to what that small voice in the bill -- in the wilderness, elizabeth warren, is talking about. host: she does have a seat at the leadership table. harry reid invited her to participate in those meetings and ring that was to the table. is that enough for you? caller: i don't think that is enough. she is the voice of a woman alone at the table. what has to happen is the american people have to say "she speaks for me," and then people will listen to what she's saying . host: do you think the democratic party under the leadership of harry reid and nancy pelosi is not progressive enough? caller: absolutely not progressive enough. host: joe, what do you think of the leadership? caller: i'm not happy w

elizabeth, thank you. adding to the anxiety today, a policewoman was shot to death on the southern outskirts of paris as she responded to a report of a traffic accident. the shooter got away and now the interior minister says there is no link between this shooting and the magazine attack. as shocking as all of this was it is important to remember that such attacks are common in the world as terrorists seek to impose their radical interpretation of islam. just today in iraq, three suicide attacks killed 23 people. in yemen, al qaeda is blamed for a car bombing outside a police college yesterday. at least 40 were killed, and in nigeria, more than 100 have been killed since the weekend when boko haram militants seized the town of baga. in another important story today, the u.s. government slammed honda with a record fine for a carmaker, $70 million. here's transportation correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: federal regulators say over the last 11 years honda failed to tell the government about 1,729 deaths

elizabeth warren scores a big win over the white house. we'll be delving into more of that this morning. >>> we want to begin with this. after a week of speculation of mitt romney told a group of donors behind closed doors he is considering another run for the white house, he has now made his very first public remarks on the subject. it came last night, late last night, at the rnc meeting in san diego. the meeting was held aboard an aircraft carrier. romney spoke for 20 minutes. the speech ended with a standing ovation from the crowd. but lots of questions about how well he was being received behind the scenes. romney said to be taken aback by the cold water that some leading republicans have been throwing on the idea this past week. he does seem to have his family onboard, a seeming reversal from a few months ago, when ann romney told "the los angeles times" quote, not only mitt and i are done but the kids are done. done, done done. seemed definitive when she said that back then. her change of heart is front-page news in "the new york tim

oh, elizabeth. hey, pat. good to see you. nice to see you. and not just because this probably means that the world is not burning. well, i try to keep it at smoldering. hi, sweetie. nice place you got. we like it. it's a little fancy for a civil servant, but then, you came from a horse farm. certainly does smell better here. it's true. well, with d.c. politics, you must get your share of crap. she dishes out plenty, too. elizabeth: welcome home, stevie. i'm here to see grandpa. yeah, of course. i'm starving. anybody else? let's eat. it's ready. god, let's do. henry: he had to bring up the horse farm. so, we owned horses. people own horses. i just don't think that he imagined you were gonna marry someone who grew up with them. but... so your parents did well. i don't understand what the big deal is about. shh. stop. well, he's great with the kids. i will give him that. yes. so, i guess this is everything. listen, you shouldn't be doing this. pat, the kids should be on cleanup. thanks very much. oh, no. i carry my own load, honey. so, big free-

thank you, elizabeth. >>> here's something to wake you up. a boater in africa was minding his own business when something very unexpected pop up caught on camera. check out the boat just moving along when the hippopotamus comes right out of the water charges towards the boat. it's acomin'! and there it is! >> whoa! >> hello! luckily for the boater, the hippo missed. luckily, they were in a boat! that would be scary. >>> take a look at this wild discovery in an l.a. backyard. a big gator. animal control officers found this 8-foot alligator hidden in a box. there were two cat carcasses in the box, as well. turns out the homeowner, they have had this female alligator named jackson for 40 years now! neighbors saw the gator and called authorities. the homeowners are now under investigation and jackson is now hanging out at an l.a. zoo. >> but he likes the little kitten in there, right? >> i guess. >>> photos of a boy and his puppy took the internet by storm and baby sister makes three. there is a new book coming out in the next few weeks. betty yu

elizabeth palmer is in paris. elizabeth, good morning. >> the situation is very fluid.armed man who began shooting in what appears to be a kosher grocery store in the eastern suburbs of pafrmts he has taken five hostages it appears including a woman and a child and there are reports of one wounded. s.w.a.t. teams are on the scene. they thing he's the same man who killed a policewoman in a different paris suburb yesterday. he got away and they think he is in this latest incident. the connection between him and the two brothers who carried out the massacre at "charlie hebdo" is that they appear to have belonged to the same recruiting ring back in 2005 which tried to get french muslims go and fight u.s. forces in iraq. back to you in new york. >> all right elizabeth. thank you. now we want to go to the latest with the standoff of the brothers accused in a deadly attack at a magazine company. police say said and cherif kouachi have a hostage. one of the officials say the men who have links to al qaeda want to die as martyrs. clarissa ward is in dammartin-en-goele where the

it is fair. >> i still don't know if i believe elizabeth warren.erviewed her since she was a professor at harvard. her rise is meteoric. she has so much enthusiasm and no no, i will make up my mind later. >> hillary got on the phone. hill, what are you doing? not much. do you love your cats? with be a shame if something happened to mr. whiskers or birkenstocks you like. would are hard to wear if feet were bound. >> maybe burn elizabeth warren's birkenstocks. wait your turn. it is my turn. when you decide to run, the clinton camp and all of our resources will line up behind. >> you nobody will buy that. >> just step aside though, liz. >> it is interesting to see if that inevitability early on will really continue to hurt her though. i mean that is really when hillary clinton came out with a release of the book last year and had the verbal gaffs everybody is saying she is so inevitable and people will lose favor and get tired of her. elizabeth warren sound a lot like mitt romney did when he said no. >> ann romney said on neil can taught troh, no is n

. >> the hunt for elizabeth gallagher paid off. now we're hearing from the strangers who took a trip around the world together about what it was like. >> and then a little later sifting through the fine print when it comes to coupon exclusion. >> first, the search is on for a modern day bonnie and >> we're seeing new underwater images ofir asia flight 8501 today. the plane's fuselage was located but search conditions are waiting before lifting that wreckage. the flight crashed en route from singapore to indonesia. 162 people were on board. meanwhile, two people are dead. four robbery suspects are in custody after an intense overnight man hunt in central florida. the chain of events started when four men armed with assault rifles robbed a pawnshop last night in auburndale. a police chase followed and that chase ended when the suspect's s.u.v. crashed into a residential neighborhood. one suspect was caught immediately. three others fled. police captured the second suspect inside a home and discovered two women dead. >> we know that t

now here is elizabeth warren from the left making reference first to bill clinton's line that the era of big government is over, then hillary clinton on a company in bentonville, arkansas. >> pretty much the whole republican party, and for going to be honest too many democrats, have talked about the evils of big government and called for deregulation. if you worked at walmart and you are paid so little that you still need food stamps to put groceries on the table, what does more money in stockholders pockets and an uptick in the gdp do for you? >> mark? my question is, are these early, meaningless shenanigans from the left and right, or is this some of the real threats, talking about hillary clinton? >> i try to follow the rule of tom brokaw. it is early, don't overreact to stuff. we'll look back at this and say her passivity, her willingness to let jeb bush and elizabeth warren define her will cost her the white house. >> i think jeb bush has a lot less standing. he is trying to inoculate himself against similar arguments that will be made against him. elizabeth warren, that is the f

also from fbn, elizabeth macdonald who we lovingly call e. mac and today's #oneluckyguy, charles payne, he is "outnumbered." [laughter] >> hey, by the way, check out the cuff links. sell buy. today it's sell, market's getting hammered. [laughter] kennedy, first time i ever wore them. >> she's such a good gift giver. >> when he launched house of payne on fox business i figured the man needed -- >> and i haven't bought her anything for her new show yet. >> we can't wait to see what you give her. >> it's going to be a surprise for everyone! [laughter] we're one big, happy family. [laughter] >> new york city may have dodged a bullet, and we did, we're grateful. subways have reopened at this point but not so much for 50 miles to the east and beyond. millions of americans are feeling nature's power. a massive blizzard slamming new england and still, also eastern long island. millions of people hunkering down. utility crews in massachusetts in these dangerous conditions are working to repair outages affecting roughly 13,000 homes and more. nantucket

good morning elizabeth. how was your weekend? >> the weekend was great, it was gorgeous weather. if you're heading back to work this morning, fortunately no major issues, over night we've been watching this accident in berkeley, it seemed like it was a bad accident with several cars, they cleared everything before we got on the air, so everything is good right now on 24, interstate 80. 580 and 880, all these approaches in the mcarthur maze is quiet to the bay bridge. the livermore valley. still okay in the westbound lanes. the drive time is 15 minutes across that corridor heading out to the dublin interchange. southbound 880 and 98, and you will still hit those crews still out there still blocking lanes, northbound traffic looks okay towards downtown. chp issued a dense fog advisory around 3:30. a fog advisory for the antioch bridge. still looks great though on highway 4, clear through antioch, all the way into concord, and a mass transit check, nothing really to note, everything is so far on time, no delays, that's your latest drive to work on monday, back to you guys. >>> a civ

people raising money runninging ads for elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren said she's not running. again, we come back to this clear theme, republican or democrat this is a populace campaign about appealing to working class folks and the question about hillary clinton is was she the new york senator from wall street and if so does that mean that she really can't be an effective candidate who would stir up the democratic base and much what we're asking who is the republican, rand paul, ted cruz whoever that can stir up the republican base. >> i want to put up those ads so people can see them. these full page ads in new hampshire saying to elizabeth warren you say you're not running we need you. please run for president. kimberly there's an interesting piece in the "the washington post" today talking about maybe she's truly not running but she does want to keep the heat on hillary clinton when it comes to issues on wall street. >> when people say they are not running for president they are still debating running for president. and elizabeth warren knows she has everything on her side

good to have you with us elizabeth. if this is the case this is a new tactic being used by people smugglers taking a ship to within reach of italy and abandoning it that is a big problem for europe. >> it is a big challenge, and it's a new development in several ways as your correspondent noted, that this is winter traffic not seen before. the scale of the boat. it is inclandestine travel these are large boats that must be seen as they leave do, and are not trying to evade authorities, but are trying to interact with authorities to be rescued. the route, too dangerous for many syrian refugees to find its way and crossing to libya, given the situation is hard. and we see a route from turkey it's not the shortest journey, but it bypasses several e.u. member states such as greece or cypress to reach the country of desired destination, which is italy. >> a new route or tactics, posing a dilemma. europeans don't want to leave migrants to their fate. neither do they want to encourage them to head for their shores. >> there ar

elizabeth palmer and clarissa ward are on the scene. bob orr is following the terrorists' trails and we'll have some thoughts about the failed attempt to silence the press. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. for the people of france, it was 54 hours of anguish from the moment terrorists stormed the offices of a

however eight of your party is of elizabeth warren? >> they welcome a fight with elizabeth warren.r to the rest of the country, they would welcome. they have done democratic infighting. they feel she should be a mcgovern type candidate. that remains to be seen. that is a widely held view. >> you are in congress and 2006 when there was a push for immigration legislation. that is what's on tap for the next several months. do the republicans -- did the republicans miss a chance to get a bill on their own terms? do they have a better chance now? >> we had very different house and senate bills. the leadership, at that point, decided that this would be too controversial within our base to try to bring the two together. we let it die in conference. the president has taken an initiative on a hard stuff. what the republicans want to do -- get more high tech devices in. more green cards for businesses and farm and border protection. republicans can act on their terms and not have to deal with the difficult issues and say mr. president, you handled that for us. >> when you look at the politic

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and she was i think six years older than elizabeth, her younger sister. she and mary were particularly close, but she trusted her sisters, they were her best friends, they were the people whom she trusted more on this planet, other than john, and whom she shared background and experiences. when she was concerned during the war, the revolutionary war about how to educate the children she had at home, she decided she would send them to elizabeth, whose husband was running a private school. when john quincy's children live d with her in the later years, she sent them to mary to be educated. the letters that someone was talking about that came later during the presidential years with mary, especially, are very revealing about their intimate lives. they could talk to each other. i called my chapter in "portia" the three-fold cord, and that the reference that abigail made to her sisters and to herself. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you again to the first church for letting us hold this symposium here, take you to our amazing speakers, and thank you