fireworks celebrations lit up the skies above manila. right now an estimated 200,000 people are ready for the big show to ring in the new year here in san francisco. abc7 is live with more. >> good evening, carolyn. tonight we witnessed something a little different. a political protest as a new year's eve celebration. around 100 people marched down market street. and at one point they shut it down. first this view. there are hundreds of thousands of people gathering to watch the fireworks and they're bundled up. >> reporter: before the crackle of fireworks, the sizzle of bacon draws people. >> we drove out here for this. >> reporter: from where? >> fresno. >> reporter: for a bacon wrapped hot dog. yeah. no, i'm joking. we came for the fireworks. >> reporter: and a moment of gratitude. >> thank you for everything you do for us. thank you so much. >> they protect us and keep our streets safe. >> reporter: others say they're protesting to protect civil liberties, shutting down market street. politics, even at a new year's eve celebration. >

shinzo abe met with the philippine president in manila. the leaders reaffirmed the importance of the rule of law and freedom of navigation at a time when china is strengthening it's assertiveness in waters in the region. >> the issue in the south china sea is linked directly to instability and is concern to the entire international community. >> china's recent build up increased regional tension. the philippines and other countries have overlapping claims there. on bilateral cooperation abe proposed setting up a joint committee to ensure infrastructure projects in the philippines effectively. he also offered to share japan's facilities in rehabilitation of drug addicts. his tough stance has been questioned by human rights groups and members of the international community. abe will also travel to australia, indonesia and vietnam for a six day tour. he is expected to highlight the importance of free trade deals. it will be less and less likely that the transpacific partnership deal will happen. the incoming u.s. president said he will pull h

it became a flash point for demonstrators in manila. police have killed thousands of people in the antidrugs campaign which rodrigo duterte launched in june and critics say the businessman's killing as another example of the security forces pattern impunity to commit crimes under the cover of the drugs war. duterte met the deceased man's widow on monday. he has apologized to south korea. the president promised his crackdown will continue until the end of his six year presidency and he said no critics would stop him. observers say the suspension of police hit squads is a ploy to diffuse public anger during the -- one of the most corrupt institutions. >>> nhk has learned an experiment to solve the ever worsening problem of space debris is facing difficulties. but officials at the japan aerospace exploration agency say they'll keep trying until their spacecraft ends its runs in a few days. the ship failed to release wires as planned after detaching from the international space station on saturday. the spacecraft was launched in december to

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he toured one of two russian war ships making a port call in manila . >> duterte has been lashing out at outgoing u.s. president barack obama for criticizing his brutal war on drugs that has led to the deaths of thousands of suspected drug users and dealers. the philippines is a long-time ally of the united states which provided the southeast asian country with $82 million worth of military aid in 2015. but duterte has been stressing the importance of his country improving ties with russia and china. analysts say duterte is supporting the rivalry between the u.s. and the two other super powers. >>> and that will wrap up our bulletin. i'm in bangkok. >>> u.s. president-elect donald trump says toyota should drop plans to build an auto plant in mexico. on thursday trump tweeted that the car giant should be slapped with heavy taxes if the factory is built. but officials with japan's largest carmakers say they are going ahead with the plan. he tweeted of toyota's plans. no way. build plant in u.s. or pay big border tax. trump demands a review of the north america free trade agreement or na

badly hurt in november when a bomb hidden inside a manila envelope was dropped at his doorstep exploded. hand is still rapped and face slightly scarred. he was upbeat and positive about the care and compassion he's getting. >> could have been so much worse. i'm lucky for what i have. >> jim is one of the most funny, caring, kind people i know. >> police are looking for this man, they suspect could be connected with the bombing. investigators say the motive remains a mystery. >>> now more of the stories we are following on nbc 10 this morning. >> flooding fears. waters rising at the jersey shore for the second straight morning. nbc live while it happens. >>> not done yet. tracking more rain for neighborhood adaughter or scros >> trump's claim. the argument he took to l lawmakers about his election finish. >>> just before 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is nbc 10 today. i'm tracey davidson. >> lett get right to bill henley with the most accurate forecast you'll get in philadelphia. talking about flooding concerns for the shore and temperatures could be rising for all of us. >> slowly rising

shanghai getting up to 10 while the tropics, 28 in manila.t sounds warm elsewhere but 28 is relatively cool there for the capital of the philippines. if we take a look out across eastern half of the u.s., big thing here is cold air as well. we have this front right here. you can see it stretches back towards florida. that's kicking up a few thunderstorms down there towards the south. the big topic is the cold air plunging in out of canada behind it. let's move in over our lakes. huron, erie and ontario. down wind we're looking at snow bands sets up. plenty of snow in the forecast. we have the like effect snow in place. fp you have travel plans anywhere across this area be extra careful and be prepared for delays. temperatures like this, chicago with a high of minus 1. los angeles warming up, 18. miami, 25. actually, you've been looking at some record breaking high temperatures out there for a few days now. staying warm in the southern areas of the florida peninsula. if we take a look across the europe, we have this low right here moving acros

into 30 seconds being a go, staffers came out to put manila envelopes on the table next to where he will be speak. remember, this is miss first press conference as president-elect and miss first press conference in about 168 days. so nearly six months. there are a lot of questions facing him, not just about the reporting on russia as cynthia just explained, but about how he will separate his business interests there his interests in leading the nation. >> and this comes hours after president obama delivered his farewell speech in chicago. will this be a rebuttal from the president-elect? >> i don't think it will be anymore. i think there is too much on the president-elect's agenda. his credibility and the american presidency is intertwined. and it's being called into question by one political party, by people on capitol hill. and his job is to figure out what will he do or say particularly on the russia story that starts a process that attempts to restore credit ability of the presidency he needs to figure out how to come out and say in some form we need to get to the bottom the of all o

uber plans to first focus on data from manila in the philippines as well as melbourne, australia, and washington, dc. >>> this month, google will begin a pilot program for its self-driving minivans. very small. these twoseaters are part of their car division called "waymo," the new fleet to be rolled out on public roads in california and arizona. unlike other self-driving cars google built all their own sensors, radar and software drastically cutting down on production costs. >>> taking a look at the big board now to see how the market is doing, you can see the dow is up about 2.5 points. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,, take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. at five. >>> welcome back t

. >>> people in the philippines have gathered outside the national police headquarters in manila to protest the killing of a south korean businessman by police officers. patchari raksawong at our bureau in bangkok has the details. >> officials say he was kidnapped by police who intended to demand a ransom but ended up dead. they have tied the gruesome incident to the apparent immunity enjoyed by local security forces in president duterte's bloody war. over 100 protesters called for justice for the korean businessman and other victims of what they call extra judicial killings. police in the philippines have killed thousands of people in the campaign duterte launched against drugs after he took office in june. >> we are protesting because we believe that impunity is the norm here in the police force. you can be killed inside the police camp. you can be killed inside jail. this is really, really bad. the drug war is spinning out of control. and the police think they can get away with anything. >> according to the philippine justice department, jee was kidnapped by the police inside his home in

hough hot hot hit high fly the and convenient and and don't cut stingier peddling manila go as low as it the girls are very high. and very close but the rain late wednesday afternoon in center fell. and back windows. knocking it out power lines around 70 people. and no one was hurt but someone was inside the house and all the other half of the tree fell onto. plan and then the the senate was not hurt she tells issue her a loud sound but the tree did not come inside although crack in some areas will be ok. the weather did not let up and then those with pg&e specific power lines. end of the show conditions did not change. will the jury what looked like the scenes coming up tonight very windy right out and commit site but three that i was a close eye on it isn't the 10 " area orioles were very high it is an oil holes were not on its runway and was like a flood warning white in petaluma. live in petaluma. >> pam: first of 3 storms moving in. rain, wind and snow the north bay getting hit the hardest by this latest round of rain. downed trees, power outages and now flooding in the area. kro

badly wounded in november when the bomb hidden inside a manila envelope and dropped at doorstep exploded. his hand is still wrapped. face is slightly scarred. spear headed a fundraising website to help pay for mount g medical bills. >> things could have be so much worse. i'm lucky for what i have. >> jim is one of the most funny, caring, kind people i know. >> police are looking for this man that you see in the video there in the picture. they suspect he could be connecting with the bombing. motive remains a mystery. >>> tax season, not people's favorite topic. it is here. so is the opportunity to criminals to take advantage. >> delaying refunds for millions of people. all knnew, we have detail about tax identity thieves and what you can do to protect yourself. >>> five before five. new business in philadelphia turning all of its profits into charity. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a quick check on the roads. we're out in cherry hill new jersey this morning. watching route 70. there's electrical repairs underway here with some down wires and polls in the area. route 7

trump shared the stage with what can only be described as manila mountain. >> these are papers are justome of the many documents i've signed turning over complete and total control to my sons. >> trevor: good lord! that's a lot of paper! so much paper! ( laughter ) what is he doing there? looks like a police chief showing off a homework drug bust. as you can see, we found a lot of math, we found a lot of accounting. yeah, but jokes aside, you have to be impressed. look how much work he's been doing for america. but don't look too close because if you do you might start to notice things. for instance, the paper inside the folders doesn't look like weeks of contracts, it looks brand new. i know some of you might be hating. you're, like, trevor, you're just hating. but you tell me, if you had real folders of real business you were really doing, wouldn't you at least have labels on them? ( laughter ) ( applause ) come on, donald! like, you know what? at this point, it's not even about the lie, man! it's about the lack of respect! just take, like, two seconds to write down a fake label! it c

star leads with the annual religious parade — known as black nazarene procession — in the capital, manila in what is one of the world's biggest displays of catholic devotion. the south china morning post reports on mcdonald's decision to sell 80% of its business in china and hong kong. the chinese state—owned investment group citic, and us private firm carlyle group, will take control of the operations in a deal worth more than two billion us dollars. and the japan times reports on thousands of young japanese women who mark their entry into adulthood with a special celebration. the coming of age ceremonies are held nationwide to remind 20—year—olds of their responsibilities after becoming old enough to legally drink and smoke. in just over 2a hours — president obama will deliver his farewell address in the city of chicago. it's where he claimed victory eight years ago in an historic election which put the first african american in the white house. but as his second term comes to a close what will his legacy be? our north america editorjon sopel looks at the domestic issues which have defi

iris, from france, was crouds last night in manila philippines. she was born in northern france. iris is pursuing a degree in dental surgery. she hopes to advocate for dental and oral care around the world, host steve harvey joked on the show he got the winner right this year, after last year's snafu of announcing the wrong name. >> now you actually judged? >> yes. >> i've never made the mistake of announcing a wrong name. >> steve harvey is no jim donovan. >> exactly. and he wore big glasses this year. >> similar to big lenses in. >> no, my glasses are little. he had mr. magee glasses. >> reading to see the only surviving triplets? we'll show them to you >> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 thinking of filing your taxes soon? what you need before you turn over your information. how to find a trust trustworthyx preparers. >> world's only surviving giant panda triplets have new home in china. >> two and a half year old siblings learning how to live independently without their mother. they arrived at the safari park days ago, zoo workers say the triplets are already adapting t

>> no indication but as you pointed out, it's a number of manila folders. i anticipate it will be used to point to how extensive and complicated it was to determine how the president-elect is going to separate himself from his vast business empoor. remember, this was a press conference that was supposes to happen back in december. it was delayed. the reason for that, they say, because this is just so complicated. i'm starting to hear the shutter of cameras flying. i anticipate we're going to see the president-elect -- in fact, i can see him with top advisers kellyanne conway who will be appearing momentarily. i was told he is, in fact, on his way down. so we should be seeing him. sometimes a two-minute warning is not necessarily a two-minute warning. this has underscored what we've heard from the transition team all along, that his vast empire is complicated and ultimately they'd resolve this and make sure there are no conflicts of interest. that's going to certainly be the topic number one here at this press conference today. how can he do that to the amer

in japan today that japanese officers involved in the nanjing massacre or in horrors in singapore, manila or elsewhere ought to be tried, you risk being taken to a mental institution. the other side of this, i would suggest, is a public reconciliation in europe which has gone very far indeed. the hatreds of people for each other, of those the germans occupied in world war ii for the germans have very, very largely disappeared. there is a public recognition. i could give examples of the opposite, where the failure, the deliberate refusal of the japanese government school system and texts to acknowledge, and where possible, recompense for the horrors they imposed has led to the inheritance of hatreds, rather than the reconciliation. i don't want to take the time, unless you ask, to give examples of this, but the reality is that these are reciprocal processes. in the germany of today, one has and sees not only war memorials, monuments, but there's also a monument, a big one, in the capital of berlin to the murdered jews, and there are other such indications and signs that you can find elsewh

conference, donald trump introduced her standing next toa trump introduced her standing next to a stack of manilae had signed trying to separate himself from his business interests. he said he was going to pass on his empire to his sons. if you talk to ethics experts, they have been saying the only way for donald trump, who has a global empire, to resolve these ethics issuesis empire, to resolve these ethics issues is to actually sell the business completely and put the assets from that sale into a blind trust. something he is not prepared to do, and his lawyers say he should not have two destroyer at the business he built up. is this about what is seeing —— seen as the right thing to do, or the legal thing to do? this is where it -- you get into some of the debate we are seeing. if you look —— donald trump said repeatedly that presidents and vice presidents are exempt from conflicts of interests. that is true if you look at one specific law, but ethics lawyers say there are other clauses, other legal statutes that are in place, which the president —— which means the president is not exempt. one

the trip aims to improve relations between tokyo and manila.lp the philippines' controversial fight against illegal drugs. shares in the italian—american carmaker fiat chrysler fell by over 15%, after us authorities said it violated the clean air act. they said fiat chrysler used software that allowed excess diesel emissions in over 100,000 vehicles. the company's boss has denied the allegations, saying they have done nothing illegal. this extreme sports enthusiast, who is only known as adam, has made the world's first base jump from the highest bridge on earth. it is the beipanjiang bridge, in china, which stands 565 metres above a river. the jump took 81 seconds, with adam opening his parachute ten seconds in, about 200 metres above the ground. a man and his six—year—old daughter, from new zealand, who were reported missing at sea, have been found in australia after 27 days on the water. alan langdon says storm damage left his catamaran without a rudder, which took them more than 2,000km off course. here is our sydney correspondent hywel grif

on the table behind us here, and i don't know if you can see this just looking past me, stacks of manila folders with documents inside. we don't know if these are related to how donald trump is going to separate himself from his businesses, that is the reason why this press conference was called initially. if they could be something else, potentially tax returns, i asked a couple of people and they say we don't know what is in them. we understand that donald trump is on his way out, let me sit down so i can get out of the way, we've got sean spicer, mike pence, donald trump behind him, as well as ivanka trump, eric trump, don, jr. >> jenna: thank you very much, john roberts. we will go to that shot as music comes up, as john roberts was just reporting to us the press secretary, sean spicer, there he is. let's listen in. >> he will introduce miss sherry gillen, a prominent attorney in washington, d.c., with a prestigious firm of morgan lewis, who structured the agreements about the president business arrangements and he will get she will give brief remarks. before we start, want to bring

taking his new job really seriously sp to show how hard he's working, he even brought every single manilaamerica. look at that table! wow! it's a prop. you know somewhere in america there's a staple where's someone walked in and said, you know what i need? one of everything! i'm going to make america great again." what was great about today's press conference is for the first time we got to hear trump use russia and hacking in the same sentence. >> as far as hack, i think it was russia, but remember this-- we talk about the hack and hacking's bad and it shouldn't be done, but look at the things that were hacked. look at what was learned from that hacking, that hillary clinton got the questions to the debate and didn't report it. that's a horrible thing. >> trevor: yes! finally, america has a president who knows how to look on the bright side. i mean, hacking's bad, but look at what we learned from the hack. i can't wait to hear trump's views on global warming. "flooding's bad, real bad, folks, but look how many people are learning backstroke, huh, huh? come on, bright side." it appears th

. >>> in the philippines the miss tonight in manila. 86 contestants from all over the world are competing for the title of miss universe. today they walked the red carpet and talked about their personal goodwill goal. >> my message to women around the world is to believe in yourself. there's so many things that impact the way we feel about ourselves externally and internally in terms of how we are, our physical appearance, the things pulled from social media. i think sometimes we're so focused on how many followers we have or miniscule things that really don't just matter. >> that's miss usa who is the former miss district of columbia 2016. >>> lunar new year festivities are underway in china. ♪[ music ] >> in beijing people welcome the year of the rooster with traditional lion dances and temple offerings. both are believed to bring good luck. the brings many uncertainties for chien with a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space

on november 22nd jim alden was opening a manila envelope addressed to him when it exploded blowing his hand apart. doctors were able to remove some of the shrapnel buried in his face and torso but apparently not all. >> last night we were just sitting watching tv, oh, here's a pebble out of my face. >> investigators say alden was specifically targeted but the motive is still unclear. they have a person of interest dropping off that package. >>> american airlines now joining united and delta offering what is called a low basic economy fare. there is a catch. the airline says only one carry-on item will be allowed and it must fit under the seat in front of you. the basic economy fare also means you can't change your ticket. the new lower fare tickets will be available next month. >>> and when we come back, suing sony, while paul mccartney is going after the music giant. >>> the man who will soon take his bride's last name. wait till you hear the reason and what it has to do with his favorite football team. ♪ look at you, saving money on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens we

star leads with the annual religious parade, known as the black nazarene procession, in the capital, manila closer zoom in and of the picture. isn't that incredible? more than a million, mostly barefoot devotees, took part in what is one of the world's biggest displays of catholic devotion. the south china morning post reports on mcdonald's decision to sell 80% of its business in china and hong kong. the chinese state—owned investment group citic, and us private firm carlyle group, will take control of the operations in a deal worth more than two billion us dollars. and the japan times reports on thousands of young japanese women who mark their entry into adulthood with a special celebration. the "coming of age" ceremonies are held nationwide to remind 20—year—olds of their responsibilities after becoming old enough to legally drink and smoke. and that is the way the papers are for a tuesday morning. many will be focusing on the final address by president 0bama which will take waste in less than 2a hours in chicago. it's where he claimed victory eight years ago in an historic election which

the aim is to improve ties between tokyo and manila.would help the fight against illegal drugs. shares in the chrysler fell by over 15% after us authorities said it violated the clean air act. it is said they used software allowing extra diesel emissions in over 100,000 vehicles. the boss has denied the allegations, saying they have done nothing illegal. take a look at this. and extreme sports enthusiast has made a basejump look at this. and extreme sports enthusiast has made a base jump from the highest bridge on earth, standing very high above a river in china. it went ten seconds. the parachute opened 200 metres above the ground. not for me. a man and his six rural daughter from the ground. not for me. a man and his six rural daughterfrom new zealand who were reported missing at sea have been found in australia after 27 days on the water. alan langdon says storm damage left his catamaran without a rudder, which took them more than 2,000km off course. here's our sydney correspondent, hywel griffith. safe harbour at last. alan langdon

the group is celebrating the lawn offices in vancouver and manila.to the big board this morning, the dow jones was down just a bit but after the word of that came in that he's signed that executive order to withdraw the u.s. from the trance pacific partnership trade deal, a lot of uncertainty and now the dow is down 90 points. this could affect manufacture companies. the snp 500 has dropped more in the last hour and the nasdaq both down more than half a% at this point. new numbers on jobs released. they show a low unemployment rate for the area. san mateo county is at 2.7%. marin county 2.9 and unemployment in san francisco is 3%. santa clara county reports unemployment of 3.3. just about the same for sonoma as well. the highest unemployment rate in any bay area county is 5.1% compared to the national average which is 4.9%. >>> samsung has announced the cause of the battery problem in its galaxy note 7 smartphones. the problem forced the recall of 3 million phones. it estimates the problem will cost the company more than 5 billion dollars. (500) 000-

a new miss universe was crowned last night in manila. >> and steve harvey who announced the wrong winnerst year, he got it right. >> okay. >> here we go. the new miss universe is france! >> she looked stunned and surprised, overwhelmed adam the outgoing winner, miss philippines, crowned her last night. the 23-year-old winner is a dental student and the first miss universe from france. >> france and europe, i really need to win miss universe, because there is a lot of time, europe don't have miss universe, and i think they need a miss universe, because you know french people love beauty pageants, but they don't really know miss universe, because never have our country win. >> she beat out 85 other contestants in the pageant. forgeious. >> and she's stunning. >> sal, any problems in our commute this morning? it's early. >> it's slow out there. as we look at 5800, we see is a lot of 0 slow traffic, but also on 205, as you drive through this area, so please give yourself plenty of extra time. this is down to 8 miles an hour here, and then you go over to the altamont pass. by the time you rea

. >> the president-elect showed a table of manila envelope has papers turning control over all of his businesses and on the supreme court vacancy and who will be the nominee. he said he interviewed several candidates and plans to nominate somebody in about two weeks time. wide-ranging and at times. entertaining and contentious. first news conference since his election. >> ted rollins. >> thank you. >>> more continues after the break and officials now investigating a sinkhole believed to be created by one of the storms and they have contaminated a local reservoir. >> entire section of road gone into the water below. we will tell you where this is happening. take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to an

back then, files, or in metal cabinets in manila folders. now, i see another burglary. files are in cabinets, their on email servers. if any american was involved in that, it's important. the fact that the intern committee would give some credence to this 35 page dossier is reason enough to say let's run to ground all of the charges, let's take it seriously, that doesn't mean it should have been leaked. scott congressman, before i lose you, about 30 seconds, one of your colleagues claimed that the donald trump presidency is not legitimate. what say you? >> donald trump was elected president, those not my choice. there are many issues and how that race was won. i've seen other issues in other campaigns as well, and we accepted the legitimacy of george w. bush, notwithstanding the fact that they didn't do a full recount. i think that donald trump is going to be president. was going to congressman, thank you very much for joining us. next up on the rundown, paul ryan tells an undocumented mom not to worry about deportation forces coming after her. but also said sanction ci

i don't see any but they're carrying up from manila envelopes and they have the tickets.you can spot them walking around the area. it's pretty calm here today. i guess we should enjoy it. it's going to get a lot busier very soon. keith. >> lauren make live for us in washington, d.c. i think you're 100% right about that. >> absolutely. >>> an early inauguration for the wax donald trump today. the museum in washington, d.c., lifted the curtain on the new presidential figure. the museum said mr. trump is the first president to have already had his likeness in wax. he was fitted the first time around for the first version at trump tower in new york in 1997. ♪ >>> tony orlando is one of the entertainers performing at galas around washington the night of donald trump's inauguration. he is said to perform at the salute to our armed services ball. it is only for members and veterans of the armed forces. >>> a group of local troopers are on their way to washington. our inauguration coverage continues at 4:30 with a look at the role they'll play at the historic event. >>> nbc 10 is