security concern. course there will be police at the event especially outside as well as five hundred security personnel. we have strict admission policies will be checking all visitors and their bags and no fireworks glass bottles large bags or suitcases will be allowed and there will be concrete poles outside the event as well as vehicle road blocks. and. the blocks are to prevent truck attacks like the one on a christmas market at brightside plots last year but another major concern is women's safety during the celebrations. for the first time organizers in berlin are setting up a place for women to seek help at attention run by the german red cross volunteers will be on hand to help anyone who has been sexually assaulted or just needs a place of refuge celebrations are also planned at the cologne cathedral near the city's main train station this is where hundreds of women were assaulted or robbed on new year's eve two years ago many of the suspects were recent immigrants or asylum seekers fueling criticism of chancellor angela merkel's decision to let more than a million migrants into germany. but a

security police are everywhere in the islamic republic so open political protest is rare the people like these in the course of banda us were prepared to shout we don't want a clerical regime suggests holly levels of frustration over unemployment inflation and alleged corruption. egypt's coptic christians are in mourning after another attack by suspected islamist extremists authorities say eight worshippers and a police officer were killed in a gunfight after an attacker attempted to break through security outside a church in a suburb of cairo the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility in the past year it has killed dozens of christians in church bombings and shootings. i at least eight coptic christians were killed in friday's gun attack. a joint funeral was held hours later attended by hundreds of people. i queuing to enter the church mourners expressed grief and anger at yet another attack on the christian minority this time a week ahead of orthodox christmas. i know nothing thirty of them i knew yeah i'm during our christmas every holiday they send us these gifts. you are

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. >>> abc was at the building where department of homeland security police were on patrol. k-9 units were also out in force. sunday night hundreds of thousands of new year's eve revelers are expected to gather to ring in 2018. >> people will be everywhere in the city bringing in the newer year. but what is most important to us is that we make sure that everyone is safe. >> anytime there is a large event with a large amount of time, we always have to provide additional police support. >> chief scott says there is no credible threat, however the new year's celebration comes days after the fbi thwarted a terror spot targeting pier 39. >>> highway patrol will be out in force this week efrnd,endwee. officers will be looking for drivers who appear to be impaired by alcohol, pot or other sun instances. last year dozens died over the weekend across the state.instan. last year dozens died over the weekend across the state. >>> and b.a.r.t. will run extra trains until 3:00 a.m. and cal train, ac transit, sam trans and vta and marco rubio amuni are o rides. >>> and we also have a clos

the match of bolton police they that there is no specific threat to tonight's celebrations but there is tight securityct. armed officers are on patrol, undercover officers will be amongst the crowds as well, we're told. police say they are using cctv as well as sniffer dogs and vehicle number plate recognition technology and vehicle barriers as well, all pa rt and vehicle barriers as well, all part of a policing plan which we are told has been developed and reviewed given the tragic events in london this year. the city has seen several terrorist attacks. but people coming to watch the fireworks up close will as ever be treated to a spectacular show, and earlier on this evening the mayor of london, sadiq khan, told us that it was important for london to put on that show. notjust londoners will be enjoy in tonight's fireworks, people around the country will be watching the fireworks on tv and also people around the world. this is a sign of confidence, it is who we are, it is showing the world we are london, we are the greatest city in the world, london is open. but also our theme of gender equality, the

briefly by the security police during a botched attempt to take him into custody the supporters besieged the bus where he's being held and set him free. back in custody his future looks bleak he's now stateless he's been stripped of his ukrainian and georgian citizenship and faces extradition back to georgia where he's wanted on corruption charges. peter shop al jazeera. a global affairs analyst joins us now via skype live from kiev michael good to have you with us this is a former head of state we're talking about here what's going to happen to saakashvili now will he be extradited back to georgia. well it's unbelievable what has happened here i mean this is like shooting steroids into a tiger it's like us really is not a man who goes down without a fight he what he said he was staying in ukraine until the end it looks like the authorities have to realize the seriousness of what they've done and they may release him with an electronic bracelet and some other eye conditions as well but like he said i think what's happened here adrian is that the portugal government which has been very de

software written by a russian company, if their computers contain information related to national security. policenst anti—fascist demonstrators trying to stop delegates getting into the far right alternative for germany party conference. protesters sat in the road and put up umbrellas as police doused them with water in temperatures just above freezing. police cleared a path for delegates to get through. the start of the conference was delayed. the government in hundreds has declared a state of emergency in an attempt to stop violent demonstrations across the country triggered by election fraud. an expected announcement on the winner has also been hit by fresh delays. one has died and 20 injured in the protests. the election chaos in honduras is escalating quickly. after a day of street protests that spilled over into violence, a senior government official confirmed on honduran television that certain constitutional powers were being suspended and a curfew would be in place between 6pm and 6am in the conflicted central american nation and will last for the next ten days. it came after what was su

police about the threat. as a result they are providing security at booker's home. e two police agencies are working together to ensure his safety. >> the congressman from nevada says he's not running for reelection following accusations of sexual harassment. he has promised to cooperate in a house ethic's investigation. >> kiss founder gene simmons is also being accused of sexual assault. a journalist claims simmons groped her during the opening of a restaurant last month in san bernardino. she says he touched her knee and then her backside during a group photo. >> mario by tally has apologized for sexual misconduct and included a recipe in his apology. he apologized for disappointing family, fans and friends. he promised to work everyday to regain the trust of his fans and added, in case you are searching for a favorite breakfast, this is a fan favorite. >> hill leveled sexual allegations against clarence thomas during his supreme court hearings in 1991. she said it happened when the two worked together at the department of education. she says it's time to end the

to go before a million people descend upon times square and the unprecedented security operation is already under way. police tackling it from above ground, underground, and from the air, preparing to soon shut down all garages within the secure perimeter, to ward off potential truck bombs, and clear everyone out, before screening each person who comes into times square. >> from the magnetometers, to the explosive detection canine or vapor wake dogs, to the explosive trace machines that we will similar to the airports -- where we can swab the handles of the bag and put it through a machine in a few seconds. >> reporter: cities adding extra security. in philadelphia police are on high alert. in new york city umbrellas and bags banned. snipers on rooftops will be ready to act. and those vapor wake dogs able to sniff out even a trace amount of explosives that could be hidden under the many layers revelers will be wearing in what could be the second coldest new year's eve on record. >> we are working in conjunction with the fire department and ems to make sure we have the appropriate number personnel there and t

evening, new york police tweeted out that they do want to talk to any witnesses of that explosion today. live in new york city, lauren m mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight, extra security is working in all of the transportation hubs in response to the new york city's explosion. chris christie urges everyone in the state to stay alert. also, septa and philadelphia police officers increased patrols in direct response to the terror attack in new york. the police chief showed nbc 10 how extra officers started patrolling immediately after this morning's terrorism attack. they watched for suspicious activity, utilizing tens of thousands of cameras and encourage people if they see something, say something. >> i think after incidents like this, we all see a spike in the number of calls from people. we want them to call all the time. >> philadelphia police also adding more officers. they say there's been no direct threat to the city. >> stay tuned for nightly news after this newscast. pete williams will be here alt 6:30. >>> it's a chilly evening out here tonight as we look live at center city as the temperatures will drop much lower pretty soon and we've issued a first alert s

the security guard is cooperating with the investigation. breaking overnight out of the south bay. policelgreens on south first street in downtown san jose ... just before 8:30. the suspected thief was hospital with life threatening injuries. the security guard is cooperating with the investigation. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) another day of calm winds could help firefighters battling the thomas fire in southern california. the 271- thousand acre fire -- burning in santa barbara and ventura counties -- is now 50- percent contained. the fire has burned an area larger than new york city and boston combined. it's also destroyed more than one- thousand buildings -- at least 700 of them are homes. crews say before it's contained... the fire is likely to become the biggest in california since records started being kept in 1932. (darya) rob lowe is thanking firefighters for their hard work... by cooking them dinner. he shared photos on instagram last night. the fire did come close to lowe's home in montecito. ( james ) four arrests have bee

days after spoiling an alleged plan to attack the city's popular tourist site, pier 39, police are beefing up security along the famed embarcadero. police promise more of a police presence. while any mass gathering is a potential target, no city has received information about a credible threat at this time. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >>> in a new interview president trump tells "the new york times" he doesn't know how long the special counsel's investigation into russian meddling will last. during that impromptu interview at his golf course in florida, mr. trump said he thinks bob mueller will be fair and everybody knows there was no collusion with his campaign. the president said he thought a prolonged investigation makes the country look back. on other issues mr. trump said he hopes democrats will work with him on health care, immigration, and infrastructure. chip reid has more on that. >> reporter: fixing the nation's deteriorating infrastructure appears to be at the top of the president's agenda for next year. >>> republicans and democrats, we're going to have tremendous infrastructure --

police are saying tonight the security guard is cooperating as they continue this investigation into the night. now west santa clara street is closed right now, no word on when it will reopen. but police officers securing the outside of the walgreens right now. they've been on scene. not a whole lot of movement what we're seeing right now in the past hour and a half, two hours we've been here, but they want to make sure it's secure as they wait to find out if there's any update at the hospital from the man who was shot. as of right now, we're live on the scene, in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> we invite you to stay with us for the latest on the breaking news. ian has been tweeting updates since he arrive there had. his handle is@nbc ian. >>> tonight at least three people are dead and more than 100 hurt after an amtrak train went off the track. of the ten of those people hurt, ten are seriously hurt. that was a terrifying sight as the train cars spilled onto interstate 5 landing on top of cars. witnesses had to scramble to rescue some of those trapped survey v survivo survi

police say hospital security protocols, likely saved lives.ecurity guard was shot twice, and is now in condition. police say the shooter was a violent felon. but they have no idea why he targeted the hospital. right now.. governor jerry brown requesting a major disaster declaration from president trump, as wildfires tear through southern california. in october, mr. trump approved a similar declaration, to assist with the wildfires that ripped through northern california wine country. the thomas fire in southern california is now the second largest wildfire in state history. that fire is 60-percent contained. a seven on your side consumer alert.. just three days until christmas.. and the race is on for last-minute shoppers. as tom roussey reports -- some stores are staying open 24 hours a day, until christmas, to make it easier for you to get what you need. at xx time for toss to vj today - overcast, cool & dry until late saturday - mild periods of shower monday- christmas early flurry, cold for all today: overcast, cool, temps 10 degrees above

i haven't seen any concrete barrier the police said this was not. the security concept they had here and as we can see an incident like tonight you can prevent with concrete barriers this is something that would have happened anyway so what they're trying to look at is what's behind it and was there really. a threat to the city of potsdam all was just somebody trying to scare off the population linda many thanks for that lynn affair echo reporting there from potsdam. turning to the u.s. now donald trump's former national security advisor michael flynn has pleaded guilty to charges of lying to the f.b.i. that's after he was charged as part of a wide ranging investigation into the trumpet ministration over its relationship with russia prosecutors say flynn lied about his conversations with russian officials in the wake of trump's election victory last year. he was one of donald trump's earliest and most vocal supporters no mike flames facing a u.s. court accused of lying to the f.b.i. . that's what flynn said about hillary clinton in campaign rallies last summer i

security procedure, the pilot in command decided to return to the originating airport. whether or not there was an unauthorized passenger remains unclear. a spokesperson for l.a.x. police told cbs news there were no security breaches and there was no unauthorized passenger. >> i've never seen people walk around with a clicker and like click people. >> reporter: this woman said things on the plane seemed off when the flight attendant started manually counting passengers. she said she had to turn to the internet and teigen's tweets for answers. >> we shouldn't have had to google what was going on and for us to read an article about us. >> reporter: the fbi says no arrests have been made and the investigation continues. passengers tell cbs news that the crew was apologetic and equally upset by the turn- around. one traveler told us he was missing the first day of his honeymoon and that all he was getting back for it was a brief hotel stay or a $200 credit. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> it is still not clear how that passenger got on the wrong flight. the fbi is investigating. >> nobody got hurt, so that's good. >>> san francisco taking extra steps to keep everyone sa

with the kind of concrete barriers i mentioned with additional security personnel but also much closer cooperation between state and local police security officials and also intelligence because last year's attack on the berlin christmas market was characterized by a number of essentially communication gaps and mistakes on the part of security officials this this the tunisian perpetrator essentially fell through the cracks and the interior minister has been saying that it's already s. are absolutely determined that that cannot and will not happen again chief political correspondent melinda crane thank you so much and let's just recap the breaking news here d.w. police in brandenburg have confirmed short while ago that an improvised explosive device was found in part stop they have been tweeting some of them the suspicions about the device were confirmed effected area in central pottstown must be evacuated please pay attention to a loudspeaker announcements that's clearly tweeting as that action was happening very very we're told to tweet a controlled deactivation of the object in question has been successful meanwhile a local n

unique twist-- small mobile police stations set nupt celebration area for rapid response to any incident and thorough searches. one way to fight terrorism is layering securityme police accomplice out in the open, others hidden, like undercover officers in a crowd, and always watching for that one person who may attack. john miller is new york's deputy commissioner for intelligence and terrorism. >> they've appealed to the lone wolf, which makes securing any major event something that needs a layered approach, a counter-terrorism overlay. that's the new normal. >> reporter: there is no lack of enthusiasm for new year's eve. 100,000 people have tickets to a sold-out fireworks dedisneyland splay that will take place here on the banks of the thames. don. >> dahler: barry, thank you. a 25-year-old has been arrested in the so-called swatting death of a father of two in kansas. los angeles police say tyler bariss is being held without bail, and as carter evans reports, this was not the first time barris has called in a hoax. >> reporter: police body cam footage captures the moment an officer opens fire. ( gunfire ) wichita police were responding to this 911 call f

security checks at its outdoor events. in san francisco, days after spoiling an alleged plan to attack the city's popular tourist site pier 39, policebeefing up security along the famed embarcadero. so just how cold will it be for this new year's eve weekend? meteorologist danielle niles is with our cbs boston station wbz. >> it's just brutal. a piece of the polar vortex dives south for a record start, temperatures 20 to 40 degrees below normal. and that may be a little bit on the conservativid you're making your plans for new year's eve. ball drop forecast. midnight, windchill values, 15 to 30 below zero from boston back into northern new england. stretching west towards the midwest. 3 below the ball drop in new york. that's what it's going the feel like as we head into new year's eve night. the first day of 2018, brutal. single digits and teens in terms of actual temperatures. most of the nation, 70% of it going to be below the freezing mark with a lot of cold air in place. meanwhile, the next couple days we're measuring the snow in feet in parts of the west coast with a multiple disturbances coming in off the pacific. these deep

security guard is cooperating with the investigation. breaking news from overnight out of the south bay. policeity guard shot a man trying to rob a store. it happened at the walgreens on south first street in downtown san jose ... just before 8:30. the suspected thief was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the security guard is cooperating with the investigation. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) another day of calm winds could help firefighters battling the thomas fire in southern california. the 271- thousand acre fire -- burning in santa barbara and ventura counties -- is now 50- percent contained. the fire has burned an area larger than new york city and boston combined. it's also destroyed more than one- thousand buildings -- at least 700 of them are homes. crews say before it's contained... the fire is likely to become the biggest in california since records started being kept in 1932. ( james ) rob lowe is thanking firefighters for their hard work... by cooking them dinner. he shared photos on instagram last night. t

security. snipers in position. special police dogs on the street. >>> new year's scare. the arsenal seized inside a hotel room. police recovering an assault rifle, shotgun and ammunition. what authorities have just revealed. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly plane crash. 12 people on board. the plane going down in a tourist area of costa rica. the u.s. state department now checking to see if americans were on board. >>> and, true colors. the restaurant staff coming together, giving a co-worker a whole new look on life. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this new year's eve. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the breaking news, the deadly police ambush outside of denver. at least one the row of officers saluting as he is carried away. clayton sandell leads us off. >> reporter: it began as a noise complaint that quickly became an ambush. >> shots fired! shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: early this morning deputies arrived at this apartment complex in highlands ranch, colorado, a denver suburb, for a dispute between a man and his male roommate. at 5:55 a.m.,

police in tehran use water cannon on demonstrators. celebrations around the world to usher in the start of 2018 — this is the scene live in moscow. securityorces in the democratic republic of congo have killed at least eight people during protests calling for the president to stand down. and how a prank call known as "swatting" led to a police shooting with terrible consequences. hello and welcome to world news today. police in the iranian capital, tehran, have used water cannon against protesters during a fourth day of anti—government demonstrations across the country. the authorities say they arrested about 200 people during clashes in tehran on saturday. they've restricted access to the popular social media messaging app telegram, which officials say has been used to foment violence. in his first comments on the unrest, president hassan rouhani said iranians have the right to protest and criticise the government, but their actions shouldn't lead to violence or damage public property. alan johnston has more. on the protests go. water cannon, deployed in the heart of tehran late on this fourth day of unrest in the streets. as they marche

would you be happy with volunteer securing the borders and watching who is coming in and policing at ment in the government which is looking at everything to do with security and our security capabilities, it includes border protection. it does kind of sound to me as if they obviously have a problem, there are a lot of points, they do not have the staff to do it themselves, they are thinking it worked with police having a special constables, so surely someone is better than no—one, so long as they are vetted properly. it would be strange if they did not that these people. you could have potential jihadists welcoming more jihadists m, jihadists welcoming more jihadists in, which would not be ideal. to me it seems, it is a signal that they are stressed and need more resources. let us move to the sunday telegraph, credit card fees, it is set to backfire on the shoppers. eventually we will pay. there is no such thing as a free lunch. if you tell companies they cannot charge x of credit card they find another way to get money. a lot of people who have used the internet to buy tickets or ma

code in 30 years. >> reporter: the city council will vote on whether to allow the police department to oversee security cameras in response to bay area shootings. it stretches from highway 80 in richmond to highway 4 in antioch. and it includes the gunfire detection system and several surveillance cameras and license plate readers. pittsburgh police have a center to monitor city cameras. there's been more than 100 bay area shootings since 2015. >>> a group of business leaders are proposing ideas to ease traffic congestion. according to the san jose -- some of the ideas including a megatax purchase. and to possibly add a second tube for bart. using autonomous buss with their own lane has been proposed too. >>> rosemary, you've found changes. >> we have a shot at maybe a little bit of rain. more on this coming up in the extended forecast. temperatures are a little bit cooler. we do have high clouds overhead and the winds are generally light. giving you a live look as we take a peek across san francisco and the golden gate bridge. air quality remains good to moderate for the afternoon. that's good news th

they will have extra security measures in place after a foiled terrorist attack on christmas appear 39. even with no credible threats public will notice a very strong police presence along the embarcadero. fbi will be helping with security. >>> it is scary we have to be at that point. if it works and helps people feel safe it is worth it.>> police will be out in full force on sunday evening. no discretionary time off is being granted. fireworks are illegal in san francisco. if you would like to see fireworks don't set them off yourself. go to the show at the embarcadero and leave it to the professionals.>>> part is getting ready for a big night. 195,000 people are expected to use the transit agency sunday night. peak times on new year's eve between 10:30 pm and 1:30 am. bart spokespersons appeared on the. talked about ridership and what the transit agency is doing to beef up security.>> we have had a game plan that has worked in the past. putting every officer available out on trains and in stations to keep the peace. we get assistance from the alameda county and san francisco county sheriff. the transit security administration has its own team of securit

in opposition to donald trump's decision as they set off we were confronted with a line of police and security services we were told that first of all they didn't have a permit to march so therefore the couldn't get out and also they were blocking the street and saw the police and the army started to her siblings push them back that led to growing crowds and a bit of a confrontation bit of a standoff the police then brought in some policemen on horseback to try and break up the codes on the pavement next to the would that lead to a great deal of panic and anger and it also meant a number of people were injured we then saw running conflicts between the protesters and the security services the protesters would throw water bottles and small stones and rocks at the police security services responded with rubber coated steel bullets and also sewn grenades trying to break up the crowds at one point for about thirty minutes the leaders of everything it can done but then we saw young protesters moving forward taunting the police a few stones were thrown and the police moved forward trying to grab thos

security. concord police say the suspects stole merchandise from several stores. as lined with foil to get past the store's security sensors, but it didn't work. they are now facing shoplifting and conspiracy charges. >>> well brian might have blown the forecast just a bit. did you know that? okay, just kidding. this is outside the stadium for the san jose earthquake's winter fest. 20 tons of snow were brought in. there were also arts and crafts and a toy drive. of course you never build the forecast. >> that is a lot in weather. >> the moon is a star tonight. that is because it is a supermoon. it's also full. and that means its diameter appears 14% larger than it does when it is farthest from the earth, so it will be a star attraction all night long in the skies above the bay area. go out and have a look. you'll be able to too with clear skies from santa rosa down to san jose. winds will be picking up a little bit tomorrow as high pressure builds in. highs in the upper 50s to the 60s. the numbers will plunge tonight down to 45 degrees. concord down to 42. in oakla

police security inauguration. just how many they were able to access. >>> stunning escape. a man fleeing police taking a long drive off this short pier ending up in the river. the decision he made next. >>> and marijuana munchies. one fast food chain's idea to drum up business now that recreational pot is being legalized in california. >>> and we do say good morning on a busy friday. we begin with breaking news in new york city. several children are among 12 people who have died in what the mayor is calling an unspeakable tragedy. >> firefighters battled frigid conditions trying to save lives as flames spread so fast some victims were reported by found in the bathtub. survivors were screaming to wake each other up. >> many ran with no shoes or jackets on, just the their backs. we have more from the scene. >> reporter: the five-alarm fire broke out before 7:00 p.m. thursday evening inside an apartment building in the bronx. >> fire in a multiple it will dwelling. >> reporter: they erupted on the first floor but quickly spread to the upper floors fueled by gusting winds. the f

they have managed to secure it. state police say emergency responders have now gone through all of those rail cars. they've not found anymore victims. sohe >> i know the ntsb is on the scene now, what will they be looking at in the beginning part of this investigation? >> reporter: they have a lot of questions. one of the main ones, of course, is speed. how fast was this train going when it derailed? we know that the speed limit at the curve is 30 miles per hour. they want to see if the train was exceeding that speed limit. they'll also look into whether there was anything on the tracks that it may have hit before the derailment, if there was a problem with the tracks, and because this was the inaugural run of this route, they want to look into whether this was tested enough ahead of time. kendis and diane? >> marci, so much work ahead for those investigators over the next couple days. appreciate your report there, thank you. >> and it could be days before all the stranded passengers in atlanta get to their destinations after a