it is good news. new hampshire has been a supplier of 18 to 24-year-olds to other states for decades. >> there's been concern lately in new hampshire about the state losing young people to other states. my research, if you look at the data carefully, suggests this has been a trend for a number of years, for decades, as a matter of fact, all of northern new england loses young people to other states. most rural states in the country lose their young people and instead. we get some some other favorable demographics. >> here is what we got back. what new hampshire got were a lot of 33 and 44-year-olds with high levels of education attainment and here is the rest hampshire apart for the rest of the northeast, and the fuel for the extraordinary rise for the 1980's to the 2000's. >> this is what set new hampshire apart, why we were a leader in the northeast and new england because we were able to atact that demographic, the 33 to 44-year-old, fueled a tremendous increase in the capacity and skill level of o

alison: new development into the investigation of the shooting of a new new york knick. steve: if police are closer to making an arrest. alison: a look back at life and alison: an estimated 1 million times square tonight for the annual new year's eve celebration, the beefed up police present includes new recruits, and critical responses teams. >> they are heavily armed and well trained to prevent terror incidents. nypd the use k-9 units. >> dhow by rang in new year with a fireworks display on largest building in world. the. look at those images, fire has injured. so far no reports of fatalities. alison: good news, for the new york knicks player was who shot. >> cleanthony early is resting by family, and friends in a circle of pray expir protect, police widen their investigation into his robbery and shooting. >> investigator collected evidence today, from city scape gentling man's club, someone threw a molotav cocktail at the strip club, they are not sure if there is a connection, early's friend and teammate carmelo anthony said that players need dangers. where we're at.

and already new year's in new zealand. >> reporter: well, they are getting ready here in new york. and right now, it's sort of a calm before the big party here tonight. we are right next to the main stage. you can see police already have the barricades set up in anatase operation of the crowds but -- in anticipation of the crowds. but as you know, all eyes will be looking up there to watch the ball drop and ring in 2016. >> everyone has like full of hope and waiting for the next year and it's -- it's impressive. impressive. it's hard not to -- come on, >> reporter: after a test run pound waterford crystal ball is tonight. a global celebration. there's no other time like new year's eve where we really are part of the global community. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people in times square and countless others around the world expected to be 2016. and so will about 6,000 police ground. >> we are very, very confident that new year's eve in new york city will be the safest place in the world to be. >> reporter: the nypd plans to deploy an army of officers including hundreds from

new theraflu expressmax. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> colombia! >> miss colombia was crowned the winner in sunday's miss universe pageant in las vegas. she wiped away celebratory tears and waves her country's flag. the miss universe sash is draped across her chest and the crown is placed on her had he, but her celebration is short-lived. moments later, host steve harvey takes the stage and tells the audience there has been a very big mistake. >> i have to apologize. the first runner-up is colombia. >> the audience and the contestants are stunned. no one more than the real winner miss philippines. harvey explained that he had read the card wrong. >> horrible mistake, but the right thing, i can show it to you right here. the first runner-up is columbia. it is my mistake. >> miss philippines still appears to be stunned as she returned to center stage. the crown is taken from miss columbia and placed on her head. steve harvey certainly has

happy new year to you. >> happy new year to do. we're happy to do it. >>> we are helping your family celebrate 2016 with fireworks along philadelphia's waterfront. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 will give you a live broadcast of this year's sugar house new year's eve display at 6:00 tomorrow night. >>> and that breaking news we are following, criminal charges filed against the man once known as america's dad. they were just filed in montgomery county. we continue to follow those breaking developments as comedian bill cosby is charged in a sex assault case dating back to 2004. >>> the other story we are talking about today, the chip kelly experiment didn't work. we'll soon hear why. live coverage of the firing of eagles head coach chip kelly just ahead. ce company offers guaranteed acceptance life insurance to men and women ages 50 to 85. i talk to customers every day who are concerned that they won't qualify for life insurance due to their health. they worry about leaving behind funeral expenses and unpaid medical bills for their loved on

it is thursday, new year's eve, december 31st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. it's new year's eve. >> we made it to new year's eve. >> through another year. thank you for being with us on new year's effective. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> we're going to get started this half hour on a sad note for many people and really a serious one, the first criminal charges against comedian bill cosby for sexual abuse. for the first time, the frail looking 78-year-old appeared in court. >> yeah, he did. >> he was then fingerprinted, photographed and released on bail. abc's marci gonzales reports from pennsylvania. >> god bless you, brother. >> thank you. >> reporter: bill cosby walking into court. >> how do you respond to the charges? >> reporter: he was arraigned on a felony aggravated indecent assault charge, allegations brought by a woman here in pennsylvania, re-examined by police, leading to the comedian's arrest. the charges coming just a month before the statute of limitations expired on the accusation made by andrea constand, the former temple uni

jean: the new year arrived early for one part of new hampshire. straight ahead, we will take you the sun set. josh: and travelers say boston is one of the unfriendliest places in the country. what else they' re saying about the city. jean: that' s friendly. now to our u-local hot shot. nothing but friendly faces here. pats peak is one of several ski areas that saw big crowds on this new year' s eve. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment ttt on a new jetta p >> we are all going to have to pay for it. it is coming out of our pockets. josh: now at 5:30. vandals leaving their mark in

for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> all right, it's a new year's resolutionome of the biggest stars are revealing their favorite get trim tips in the latest issue of "us weekly." aaditi roy has all those details. >> reporter: looking to get toned like taraji, khloe and bend like jen, well, now you can as the stars dish on everything from their diet secrets to fitness routines in the latest issue of "us weekly." >> every year, of course, after the holidays getting into the new year everyone is ready to get their diets and exercise routine into high gear. all of these stars each of them have some little tip that anyone can pick up at home. >> reporter: for gabrielle union balance is the name of the game. >> i ate a whole serving of apple cake. i needed it so i ate it. >> reporter: her top tips. >> eliminating all sugary drinks and replace with water and make your plate as colorful as possible, lean meat, sleep and regulating your schedule so i try to get to bed early. >> boo boo kitty. >> reporter: "empire" actress taraji p. henson dropped two sizes in a year w

amy: new at 9:00. people in texas are waking up to a major mess, there was a tornado killing at least eight. josh: there's more rain and the first chance for widespread snow this season. amy: hudson police are investigating a meet psych accident. a man is suffering life threatening injuries after his bike crashed into the woods. tom brady in person has finally come true. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do, news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, it's 6:00 on this sunday, i'm amy coveno. first, josh judge is in the weather center with the forecast. josh: we've got a lot to talk about, amy. first of all, i'll show you the snow in colebrook. it's snowing in many parts of new hampshire and it will continue throughout the day today. let's check out the temperatures, it's 35 there in colebrook and low to mid 30's across northern new hampshire. you get farther south and temperatures head up into the upper 30's and lower 40's. now, onto the radar, there's a good look at what's going on. central and sout

dick clark's new year's have a great new year's.but this year there's something new now you'll be able to follow the countdown right from an app on your smart phone. every year is a challenge, because the year before we get such rave reviews, so we're back to the drawing board and bigger and better this year's fireworks will be launched from the mgm grand.. aria.. planet hollywood.. caesars palace.. treasure island.. the venetian and the stratosphere. the entire show will last about 8 minutes and synchronized to a special soundtrack. it will include music from bruno mars and frank sinatra. join us right here on channel 13 for all the new year's festivities! we get started at five tonight with ryan seacrest and new year's rockin eve! that's live from the big apple so you can watch the ball drop in times square at 9 p-m our time. then we'll begin our live coverage of america's party starting at 9:30. we'll be live all over the strip and downtown with chopper 13 in the sky bringing you the an overhead view of the whole party. good morning las vegas is live every weekday with all of your j

new holiday scratch-off games from the new york lottery. money this morning, asian stocks were mixed today. >> knee quay closed slightly higher and hong kong's closed slightly lowerment on wall street the dow jones starts the day -- dow jones starts the day down. and nasdaq and s&p 500 begin about 1% lower. >>> the i keyly outbreak is expanding to more states and grocery stores. >> abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan have this morning's business headlines. >> reporter: good morning, topping america's money, al recall related to costco's chicken salad is expanding. >> the celery used in that saladden has been blamed for an e. coli outbreak in seven states. >> full details at abcnews.com. >>> the dow slipped into negative territory for 2015 thanks in part to the mass shooting in california. >> many investors are also waiting to hear what the fed says next week about interest rates. but somebody -- somebody's got to like them. sales are booming. >> in fact, three years ago ugly sweaters christmas sweaters.com had just $40,000 in sales. this ye

new hampshire style. >> oh, everybody loves new hampshire. now that they're no longer in iowa, anyway. welcome back to this year-end edition "mtp daily." drilling deep into the february foursome that will decide who gets the early momentum. you don't get momentum before iowa and new hampshire. momentum. iowa and new hampshire create momentum. the first primary, required by state law. that is not a joke. they made this part of their dna. just one week after the iowa caucuses. on the democratic side, clintons have always had nothing but love for the granite state. bill dubbed the comeback kid even after technically losing the state in 1992. of course it's where hillary bounced back in 2008 with a win after losing iowa and setting the stage for a long nomination process in the democratic side in '08. for the republicans the sixth time in ten primaries there is a bush on the ballot. how about that? 6 of the last 10, dating back to george h.w. bush in 1980. panel is back for more. joining us, professor at the university of new hampshire. dante, go

it made driving treacherous in upstate new york and new england. it dumped the first snow of the season on massachusetts, just days after it saw record-high temperatures. >> you come outside, it's beautiful, good for the holidays, and then all of a sudden big change. >> athens saw the most snow ever reported in boston. some wonder whether there is a routine ahead. >> reporter: yesterday alone there were more than 100 flights canceled around the u.s. today we're at 100. chris pollone, news4 new york. manhattan is stopped at the hugh l. carey tunnel, known as the brooklyn tunnel due to an accident. two lanes going out of the tunnel are open. we're waiting for details on the accident itself and a timeline for when it will reopen. >>> still ahead here at 5:30, how one of new york finest saved a man with a hug. >>> also a star from the show "glee" busted today in a disturbing case. who he is and what he's charged with. >>> a fiery scene when a small plane slammed into a building. what investigators are looking at as a possibl cause here. >>> and raphael

looking at the breakdown, snow totals in southern new england, northern new york, northern vermont, new hampshire. maine could see a couple areas. up around a foot of total snow. looking at that ice, power outages out there in upstate new york, western massachusetts and perhaps even in central new england. all things to consider, a multihazard type of storm system. we are also keeping an eye on the water rising. as this whole storm heads out to sea, leaving numerous floods in the mississippi valley, many reaching record crests over the next 48 hours. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for "cbs news." >>> well, the severe weather has crippled travel plans for thousands of people. more than 500 flights today are already cancelled so far. yesterday, nearly 2900 flights were grounded. almost 4900 were delayed. more than 1,400 of those delays were out of chicago o'hare international airport. frustrated travelers look for alternate plans. protesters are voicing outrage following a decision not to charge a cleveland police officer. demonstrators marched down the streets in cleveland last night. abo

there's two days left in the new year. wednesday -- two days left until the new year. we didn't want people to join us. so there's nobody here today. nobody here today to join me. i'm sorry, sir, help you? [ dog barking ] >> how are you? give me a hug. did you see how the baby earlier in the show introduced the bacon? >> yes. >> here's introducing us to the dog bacon. >> my gosh, he really does. >> who doesn't like bacon? >> everybody likes bacon. >> all right. over to debbie duhaime. we still have issues on the l.i.e.? >> that's for sure. >>> video right now of the l.i.e. look at this problem, the l.i.e. west right at holbrook road. all lanes closed. it's the overturned tractor- trailer blocking all lanes. so again, the l.i.e. westbound closed in holbrook because of that accident. and let's show you some other video from the web cam. look at this volume right now on the l.i.e. westbound trying to get to the holbrook road. all lane closed. the service road will take a while. as we highlight the map, try the service road on the l.i.e. and head over to sunrise highway, t

the big story on "action news" is the soggy conditions that keep on coming, the good news is that it is pretty warm out there. >> the warm air will soon bring us cooler temperatures, cecily tynan is keeping a close eye on storm tracker radar. >> we have a wet start to december. double scan live radar showing the rain that moved through this morning has pushed over new england and a few lingering showers but it's not over yet, there is more rain waiting in the wings, it comes in waves, they will be moving through later on tonight and this is the watch that i'm watching during the day tomorrow, and that will have the heaviest rain and what is going on is a frontal boundary upon that. the front is like a train track. that being said, double scan live showing a lull in the action, a few scattered showers, more is on the way overnight and tomorrow is the wet day, rain so far this is a good soaking already, generally a half inch of rain, close to an inch of rain near wilmington and we could get a half inch to inch of rain tomorrow. the good news is we don't have to worry about freezing rai

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> and that is "nightly news" on this wednesday night.ow. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a great night. liench >>> lights, camera, access. >> breaking news, bill cosby criminally charged. welcome to "access hollywood." i'm scott evans in new york. and though dozens of women have come forward

the the new year. officials in the the country of turkey also took similar precautions and canceled events there amid discovery of terror plots. >>> philadelphia is ready to welcome the the new year. fire works will light up the the delaware on new years eve. sugar house casino has fire works at 6:00 and then again at midnight. the the 6:00 p.m. show will be set to sound track from the star wars series in celebration of the force awakens. >>> there are several family friendly options to ring in the new year in south jersey. in haddonfield kings highway will be filled with food and performers. if you are interested in something more steamy, oasis indoor water park offers fun with the dj spinning the tunes. for an early night head to the adventure aquarium where you can celebrate with the kid and get them to bed in time to toast grown ups. >>> and also the mummers parade on new years day, one of my favorites. last night we got a sneak peak at the preparations. >> ♪ >> "eyewitness news" at the convention

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>> our thanks to greg for >>> this is new york's number 1 news, channel 7 eyewitness news with lori stokes and ken rosato, heather o'rourke with traffic, and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news this morning. >>> on this morning it is christmas morning. we're going to begin this christmas morning with breaking news and sad news out of nassau county and long island, a mother and her two girls hit by a van and rushed to the hospital. we'll have the latest on their conditions coming up. >> also christians around the world are reflecting on messages of peace and hope on this christmas morning. we'll take a look at holiday celebrations from new york to bethlehem. >> plus the weather is breaking records and making people break out their shorts. that's right, shorts at christmas. holiday will shape up. lee goldberg is in for bill evans and his accuweather forecast straight ahead. >> good morning on this christmas morning, i'm lauren glassberg and i'm bill ritter. we're all in for ken, lori, bill and heather. >> we are not a law firm. just sound like one. first w

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new york, new york new york, new york that never sleeps and find i'm a number one >>> frank sinatra on the charts again after all these years. so we're now less than 48 hours from 2016. >> and from where we're sitting now, barely 20 blocks from times square, preparations are shifting into high gear for the nation's biggest new year's eve bash. >> okay. so frank said it's the city that never sleeps, but it looks pretty like comatose there right now. and this morning we're going to find out that still you can get some of the best seats in the house in times square but for a price. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: it's a view like no other. new year's eve and times square. this week the last of those 2,688 waterford crystal triangles added to that ball. and one last confetti check. and behind me people are writing pieces of confetti that will fall from the sky on new year's eve and way up there, 50 stories up, that's where the ball will drop. and restaurants here selling front row seats for big bucks. how big? at the olive garden a $400 ticket to their new year's eve party will get

so it looks pretty good for your new year's eve and new year's day.today early fog, then late rain moving in, 54 to 57 for the high temperature. new year's eve you'll want a jacket, 8:00, 46 by 10:00 p.m. in the low 40s and by midnight into 2016, we'll be in the upper 30s, only dropping off colder from there. looking pretty good for the start of a new year. thursday tomorrow we're looking at clouds around, increasing sunshine, 50 degrees, 44 for new year's day. 42 to start the weekend so a colder first weekend of 2016 with temperatures in the low 40s but dry. >> reflecting on his legacy, michael nut ser looking back on his eight years of leading the city. find out the problems he says the city is still facing and how the federal government should help. the budget battle is still not over in pennsylvania, governor wolf approves key parts after state budget but also stands against republican leaders with several vetoes. we'll give you the details. >> in less than a week we'll see a changing of the guard in philadelphia. mayor michael nutter will hand ov

news on ktnv dot com. another scare for allegiant airlines passengers. a plane full of people heading to mccarran skidded off a taxiway during takeoff. this scare is the latest issue for the airline that's been the center of a contact 13 investigation. in the wake of several other recent mishaps.. allegiant airlines has started increasing training for pilots and dispatchers. it seems the latest scare may be mother nature's fault. allegiant officials tell us the plane was taking off out of wichita when weather conditions worsened and the plane left the taxiway. breaking news to get to. the man who's mouth is always speaking right now. you're looking at a live video feed of republican presidential candidate donald trump holding a campaign rally in new hampshire. let's listen in. that was donald trump talking. meanwhile, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is here in las vegas meanwhile, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is here in las vegas for a rally. we'll hear from him in this

rachel smith, abc news, new york. >>> he can also be a very graceful loser, too. he congratulated the hospital. he congratulated me. >> now we know who he's been hooking up with or meeting up with late at night. >> i love this photo. i look like a glamorous kardashian girl. >> is it too late for him to say sorry to you? >> never too late to say. sorry >>> this morning on "world news now," holiday disaster in north texas. >> nine tornadoes slammed the dallas area before barreling to the east. the climbing death toll, the property loss and the snowstorm that's not far away. travel delays from accuweather. >> under fire the chicago police department in deeper trouble after two shooting deaths. the heart break and what's next for this police force in crisis. >>> fighting back, denver star quarterback peyton manning accused of doping. now the accuser is changing his story and manning is taking action. >>> and later, movie money. "star wars" fans problem to hollywood "the force awakens" is a blockbuster. the box office records and the push to make a sequel. it's monday,

valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and jim is off and i'm monica malpass in the news dupont announces hundreds of job cuts for delaware employees and construction may soon begin on a memorial park on the site of this center city building collapse. >>> but the big story is another budget veto by governor tom wolf, he scolded lawmakers saying they left for the holidays without doing their jobs but in the meantime wolf released millions in funds to keep the schools and emergency programs running. john rawlins is live with the story tonight. >> reporter: well, the release of the funds to the cash strapped schools and social service agencies, first gop praised him and then chided the governor for not doing it sooner, that is okay because the governor had his own bone to pick with the gop. >> i am releasing money to let the schools stay open. >> good news that saw funding dry up during the stalemate, it has signalled it might close next month i

happy new year. >> happy new year to you. an unusual year, a lot of right where we started, going to be almost unchanged for both the dow and s & p. we are lower today, if we can muster a rally, finish virtually on the dow. >>> if you are looking for a new phone with a two-year contract, new wireless phone, you had better hurry, the last wireless carrier to even offer a two-year deal, at&t, says that is going to change next week on january 8th. after that, everybody has to pay full price for a new phone. the good news is customers will have the ability to move from carrier to carrier with greater ease because you're not locked into a two-year deal. the question is will we save money in the pros southwest this new pricing model? >> that remains to be seen. now all carriers offer full-price on the cell phone, no two-year contract. that's the deal that we have got going into 2016 right now. we will see what happens. >> all right, bill. >> happy new year, everybody. >> happy new year, bill. >> see ya. >> see ya. >>> time for a bi

the theme of this morning's new york daily news cover. stephanie gosk has more. >> the spectacle felt out of place at a small courthouse in pennsylvania. bill cosby, once america's favorite dad arrived to face multiple accounts of sexual assault. the first time the 78-year-old has ever been criminally charged. the comedian walked gingerly using a cane and said nothing. he posted $1 million bond and was processed mug shot and all at the police station. he's charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault when former temple university employee went to cosby's house to discuss her career. >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to her and to drink wine. the effect of which rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances and he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. cosby filed a criminal complaint but the prosecutor at the time said there was not enough evidence to charge. a year later she filed a civil suit, revealing 13 more alleged victims. one of them barbara bowman spoke with kate snow. >> i cried

donald trump has a new tactic and a new target. he says he will start spending $2 million a week on campaign ads. "so i'm going to be doing big ads in ia, nh, sc and they're going to be very substantial and i think they're very well done, i've seen the first 2 or 3 of them, i've very proud of them." some experts worry this may be the wrong move. "it's also a little bit risky. conventional? i mean - why? if it ain't broke, don't fix it! the notion that donald trump would start running a conventional campaign should concern him a little bit." a new rasmussen poll shows trump and clinton in a toss up if the election were today. that maybe why he's now attacking hillary clinton through her husband.. former president bill clinton... calling him the sexist one. meanwhile senator marco rubio picked up an endorsement in key primary state south carolina from congressman trey gowdy. presidential candidate :56 - 1:04 "candidates i think as we get down the stretch here, some of them get a little desperate and a little nasty in their attacks an

cecilia vega, abc news, new york. u.s.-led air strikes have killed ten top isis leaders in syria and iraq over the past month. among those one man the pentagon says was directly linked to the leader of the paris attacks. attacks against the west. >>> dupont plans to lay off 1,700 more workers in the next few momonths in laware. du pont will still have a major presence in delaware but with about a fourth fewer workers. the layoffs are expected to have an economic impact on delaware, where du pont was founded 213 years ago. >>> all right. time now for your favorite part of the newscast, sports. there is still one week le in the nfl regular season. and the coaching carousel is already firing up. it got going yesterday when the eagles fired head coach chip kelly, who's been with the team for three seasons. kelly was criticized after several rsonnel decisions backfired. there were also reports of players meeting to express their frustration with the coach. of course it doesn't help that the eagles have ssed the playoffs the las

after a very cold start, new >>> breaking news tonight. the skyscraper inferno on new year's ev the 63-story luxury hotel, engulfed in flames near the and one of the most famouss

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kcci 8 n >> the most watched news at noon in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon. kim: right now at noon, millions of americans in the midwest face the threat of flooding today after torrential downpours have pushed rivers in illinois and missouri out of their banks. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. mandatory evacuations are underway. and so far in missouri the anna werner has the latest from west alton, missouri. reporter: more residents are being forced to evacuate near st. louis. people in the town of valley park mental to leave their homes. at the mississippi river threatens st. louis county it took teamwork to fill 20,000 sandbags. officials pleaded for help and the community responded. >> just like the movie "field of dreams." if you build it, they will comes. reporter: the army corps of engineers is monitoring 19 levies on the mississippi river. in the shadow of st. louis'gateway arch, the mighty mississippi is expected to crest at over 43 feet, close to its second-highest level have her -- ever. >> the water levels are

there's a new strain this year, along with a new vaccine to fight it.orts, the shots are expensive and may not be necessary. >> reporter: veterinarian katie grib says a new strain of canine flu that started in chicago last spring is spreading fast and has proven deadly for some dogs. >> this type of the virus progresses so quickly, it moves into the lungs, causing severe pneumonia. >> reporter: the united states department of agriculture has approved a new vaccine to address the epidemic. it's being shipped to veterinarians right now. >> it's a totally novel virus. dogs don't have -- u.s. dogs don't have any historical experience with this virus. therefore, they have no protective cross reaction with any other antibodies that they've formed in the past. >> reporter: since the epidemic began, more than 1500 dogs became ill in a few months. at least eight died from secondary infections. the strain has now spread across the country. the new strain is different from the common dog flu, which already has an effective vaccine available. in some cases, two vac

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happy new year! >> reporter: at home, spirits remain high. law enforcement, training for weeks, hoping to ensure that americans have a safe and happy start to 2016. >> considering the high level of security that will be in place tonight, one nypd official said, new york city and times square in particular, might be the safest place in the world today. >> ron mott in times square. thanks. >>> new developments in the san bernardino terror attack. a federal grand jury on wednesday indicted a friend of one of the shooters. enrique marquez is accused of conspireing with farook to commit terror attacks in 2011 and 2012. he's accused of making false statements when buying the guns used in the shootings. 14 people were killed when farook and his wife opened fire at the conference center december 2nd. >>> the rain has stopped in missouri, but awful situation. >> the rain has been stopped for a couple days, but it takes a while for all of the water to work its way from the tributaries and the smaller rivers to

new details from police including her state of mind. >> and new this half hour, the dangerous search for an accomplished skier. >> the man missing for days and why rescue teams had to delay their search in the mountains. why there's still hope, however, that he will be found alive. >>> and later, chelsea clinton's big announcement setting off social media. it's personal, not political. that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, december 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this tuesday. i'm reena ninan. >> personal, not political. i'm kendis gibson. of course, but some good timing to have a new baby in 2016. >> right in the middle of it all. >> in an election year. we'll get to the details of that. >> there's never a good time to plan to have a child. especially a second child. you don't realize it when you have your first but it's game over when you have your second. >> what does that mean? >> well, so much changes. for me personally. i should not generalize for women and parents everywhere but it was like having a thousand children having my

live on new year's eve on copley news. >> julie: new york city promises to be one of the safeet places to ring in 2016. official begin setting up barricades and checkpoints and thousands of people expected to see the annual ball drop alongside 5,000 police officers. >>> julie: breaking news overseas about the paris attacks belgium prosecutors say tenth morning. the man was borne in belgium and in his 20s. police arrested him in the same neighborhood of brussels where lived. investigators are looking at during the seven. the suspect will appear before a judge within the next few days. >>> julie: also overseas brussels canceled fireworks display because of threats of extremist attack. the mayor of belgium's capital met with law enforcement and decided it is not worth the risk 100,000 people turned up for festivities and there's no way to check everyone. >> catherine: bill cosby is out on $1 million bail this morning, and here is mugshot after charged with assault. the comedian was arrested in pennsylvania for a crime that originally took place a decade ago. what's changed since first mad

van with. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 5:30. stephanie: more than 100 soldiers returned to new hampshire after a nine-month appointment overseas. welcome back, i' m stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. family and friends were waiting for them in manchester. mike cronin joins us live with reaction. new hampshire families and just in time for the holidays. 115 soldiers arrived under an american flag at the manchester armory sunday afternoon. they were embraced by family and friends anxiously awaiting them inside. in the hatcher national guardsmen from the third battalion one 97th artillery regiment just finished a nine-month the planet. they ran artillery focused training in the middle east in support of operation spartan shield. the troops spent two weeks debriefing in texas and now they are thrilled to be reunited with their families who they have not seen for many months. >> my father-in-law came over and grabbed me. i saw my son for the first time in nine months and my wife. it is truly a blessing. honestly, it is a be

cities this new year's eve. president obama notified of the threats to washington, d.c., los angeles and new york city. the threats coming from a single source overseas. >> this as new york police implement unprecedented security measures in times square utilizing 6,000 police officers to keep 1 million people safe. l lea gabrielle joins us with more. >> good morning, guys. they have unprecedented security which some are calling a ring of steel around times square. the mayor of new york city is saying he is confident and the nypd is confident all of those coming to ring in the new year and count it down will be safe. >> what we can assure you is the preparations are extraordinary and we are benefitting now from a new element that is our critical response command. >> we have a constant threat analysis stream that we are constantly reviewing. but again we are not aware of any threat at this time be deemed credible at this event in times square. >> people should feel safe this new year's eve because they awe there.

that promise tonight from new york city mayor de blasio about security in times square on new year's eve. good evening at 11:00. i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. this is quite a claim by the n y pd. more than a million people expected in new york city's busiest quadrant along with 5,000 cops, part of what the nypd is calling the tightest security quadrant ever. >> police will be armed with long guns and surveillance. each reveler will be screened by hand at least twice. >> a strong counterterrorism presence will be in place just as a precaution. >> it's iconic, and an example of new york city at its best, and the eyes of the world will be on us. well, we work preparing for this event. >> as usual, no backpacks, no duffle bags, and no alcohol will be allowed in times square on new year's eve. >> meanwhile with the nypd seemingly uber organized, going op. former commissioner ray kelly in a nasty war of words with bratton. it is not pretty. josh einiger has that story. >> reporter: the relationship goes back a very long way, bill, for nearly 20 years the police department has bee

now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. passengers on their way to cedar rapids from orlando got a bit of a scare on their flight this morning. allegiant air flight 760 took off from orlando- sanford airport at 5:30 this it made an emergency landing in chattanooga a short time later. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders has been looking into what happened during this morning's flight. he joins us live this midday from the eastern iowa airport. forrest... it's been a long day for passengers on board 760. they expected to be here at the eastern iowa airport around 8:00 this morning. instead, they're waiting for a ride in chattanooga. tired travelers on the tarmac. that's what you see in these viewer photos after allegiant air 760 was forced to land about an hour and a half into the flight. passengers report they had to leave the plane with all their belongings and wait it out, stuck in chattanooga, tennessee. for some, it's been frustrating. "very. we've been gone for a week and i kept thinking, 'we're almost home, we're almost home'.

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