years eve during the chinese new year holiday. i'm out on the development debate we did different on the question shaping the future and present china. today will lead to a thai actress today why the chinese government canceled new year's eve the statutory holiday. it's very common in western countries got to work on christmas eve to wait until night to celebrate the holiday. but in time tradition has it that how the whole day off for chinese new years eve. it might be a bit different. typically people in china working to get far from where the family with. today is chinese new year's eve. the people rushing home for the dinner this year. they're picking massive crowd for millions upon millions of people are doing what they can to get home. many had to work the first time on the team continues to dinner. they really just wanted it to the family dinner. after the dinner the turn on the tv and want to be fun to tear down. but due to the distance between home and work. when you give it my mission. china news dot com reported that the

it seems quite busy in the news. an eager uga looks the busiest of all o'connor with over one couple for scary because of its competence and confidence pacific are so eager to start the whole wind down from above. all the fun. we aren't so little that can tune into the middle of something happening in discounting don't have your own salon then on to be stacked and common sense can. she is having a very busy day the belconnen blue them to do now. see i don't know addiction to do them. in that room. i want the moon okay almost all worked to life in this one. he was. it is happening here the two leaders together. so glad now yes. the little puddle of salt. what a lot. which means it. we went on to today's meeting is more focused on the new year's eve special which will be here tonight eta was all the more busy because of its. the us. i don't know. the mother will prove bush knows. lol couldn't get him to dive into the i'm going to have to get that in the know call me you were entitled to some the one below. i mean how ac

and at the same time, moscow rang in the new year in red square. in paris, tens of thousands celebrated at the eiffel tower, while in london big ben rang out the old and rang in the new. and in new york city, millions in times square celebrating the famed ball drop and the coming new year. stephanie stanton, nbc news. >>> and former first lady barbara bush is in stable condition in a houston hospital after being admitted for treatment of respiratory issues, possibly pneumonia. the wife of george h.w. bush was taken to the hospital on monday and is in, quote, great spirits, has received visits from her husband and family, and is receiving fantastic care. mrs. bush was hospitalized in 2008 after receiving heart surgery in 2009. >>> sotomayor issued a stay on health law that would require companies with religious beliefs to provide insurance that would provide contraception and. she gave the obama administration until friday to respond. >>> with the wreckage of a disastrous train derailment smoldering, residents of a small north dakota town are calling

there was some shocking news on monday at the start of the new week and so cool. the head of trade relations at the korea trade investment promotion agency in libya was kidnapped by unidentified our seats for the beers were spotted on sunday went to the ministry of fourth graders brought its real time coverage units. it was breaking news that made everyone worry about the safety of the trade official. thankfully he was released on the twenty third just three days after being taken hostage in the kidnappers were arrested once again on sunday connected to the newsroom and honesty up to. rest in the new completed her forty state visit to india prior to a visit to switzerland. so when she read twentieth ibm's prime time news in fighting fish you caught the indian ambassador to korea for a detailed interview about the diplomatic achievements of the president's visit this in depth interview we got an inside look at the results of the present box seals diplomacy dry the two leaders agreed to refinance or comprehensive economic partnership agreements and lower the tax burd

the face and voice that broke the news of the john f. kennedy's assassination of 1963 and told of the space program and the escalation of the war in vietnam and asayssassination of martin luther king and robert kennedy. he would say "and that's the way it is"&american's trusted that walter told them walter told them the way it is. he was followed by dan rather who was a 32-year-old reporter when kennedy was short. he was an assistant of cronkite for many years until he was the anchor in 1982. he moved to a modest closer saying, "that's a part of our world tonight." from this is london to that's the way it is to that's a part of our world tonight, these changes by cbs broadcasters seem to me to chart a retreat and appropriate retreat from claims of implicit acknowledgment that television news was at best partial, limited a part of the world tonight. a similar tone of honesty characterized tom bro ka's news. the 42-year-old ended each of his television broadcasts as nbc's anchor with the simple statement, "that's our news." only this is wh

everywhere in the country. in new jersey, famously, the night that chris christie was re-elected this past november, new jersey voters voted on that same ballot to override governor christie's veto of a bill that would have raised the statewide minimum wage in new jersey. everybody says chris christie won by 22 points. you know what? same margin by which he was overruled by the voters of his state on that minimum wage issue. people like raising the minimum wage. people like raising the minimum wage almost more than they like any politician in the whole country. and now as the blessed port authority makes news for something other than purposely ruining the first week of school for thousands of ft. lee, new jersey, schoolchildren on orders from chris christie's office, this minimum wage issue is becoming a big deal. both in new jersey politics and around the country. now the president has framed it as a decision not just for congress, but for every governor, every mayor, every agency head. expect everybody who has that

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finally, a date for the arrival of the new rail cars. by the end of the year, passengers will be riding in these brand-new cars. >> the transit system is working nationalith the transportation safety board in reviewing the eventual return to the automated system. however, at this point, no definitive timeline for that to happen. up, the cost of theing warm, the impact arctic blast is having on the power companies. >> demand convicted of the deadly shooting it for good is brought up in a report. >> a meeting between new jersey governor chris c >> the fort lee new jersey the -- mayor says he has accepted governor chris christie's apology after they met tonight. this after chris christie said he was heartbroken and humiliated after learning his --ff >> he announced he had fired his deputy chief of staff during an almost two-hour long news conference this afternoon. the fort lee mayor initially told governor christie not to come, but just a short time ago he said he is glad the governor persisted, and accepts his apology. governor christie to

, new york. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! >>> a special group is using the >>> a special group is using the power of music to lift the human spirit and heal. as chip reid reports, members have a common path. ♪ >> reporter: every monday night these friends in st. louis pick up their guitars and play in an auditorium, in hallways, even a bowling alley. >> for me it's like an emotional saying. it can just calm me down. >> reporter: kender lewis has been coming here for two years. i went from being suicidal to loving life again. it's done a lot of good things for me. >> reporter: if you wonder what strumming a guitar has done for turning lived aurngsd these men and women are war veterans and most have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. for lewis it was so severe she is now medically retired. >> the medicati

. >>> meet the new robert gibbs. >>> the playoffs are here. >>> we'll ring in the new laws. and more room on the streets for bike ir-- bikers. >>> now at 8:00, many parts of the globe are saying hello to a new year. you can see fire work celebrations from around the world. here is london and dubai and here in the bay area it is four hours away a front row seat to the best shows and the best parties. it is our new year's life. we have team coverage. we are live on treasure island. and and we start with katherine, she is live in san francisco with a great view, where are you? >> this is incredible. and instead of rushing home to loved ones to ring in the new year, hang around and watch us. we're on the rooftop of the hotel. it is a spectacular spot. this is one of the prettiest places i have ever seen. and the building and traffic. and it has not arrived yet. and look at the bridge. we are talking about this but it is we could throw a stone and hit it. >> and the it fits in with the evening. gary will be joining me, we'll look at celebrations all over the world again but the he

it's so simple the insite. new perspectives dislikes. mr seemed to teach as the most on youtube showing any kind of jam and teenagers tantalizing and you're taking on the holocaust memorial in central line in the four minute video which has been independently verified china's ravenous on the seat clutching firecrackers hands jumping between the signs which symbolize the graves of melted cheese. the footage also shows people pasta or drunk spraying graffiti and litter of alcohol bottles and rubbish left by the beginning create each group of men and women. israeli media reports that goal by police were present in the area none were patrolling the memorial specifically to the deity is likely to field the two bright eyes of the lack of security at the site the jewish american politics behind the memorial design said several years ago that it would not bother him if he became a talking poker feet eos is the memorial to the multitudes of europe like a kid around one block south of france and the taste was inaugurated in two thousand fine. i . i

that's always good news. the think it's because we really value service and sacrifice now, but there's this gnawing concern that i have that the reason that we treat veterans better is pretty much because none of us or very few of us actually have to be veterans. that concerns me. the notions of service and sacrifice that drove most of us to put on the uniform i think is absent among most of the population i'd like to see be there. >> the percentage of people serving, listen, i did not serve my country so i think that's true. there's such a small percentage of americans now who do this kind of service. jack, i want to transition quickly into politics and into what's going on right now in afghanistan. we don't know what's going to happen, if all the troops are going to come out at the end of 2014. what is your sense of concern for that region if we do pull out fully? >> well, we made a mess of the region to start with. >> having said that, it was a mess when we got there. >> yeah, and it's gotten worse actually. a

the u.n. and other landmarks in new york city. lk more about her case yle, but lawyer bob bo first, we were at the airport when she arrived and was met by her family and friends. she flew back with her phat -- husband who welcomed her after she was released. >> yea. victory. america is great. >> i'm amy goodman. has just landed. she and her husband flying in from dallas, fort worth, freed after four years in prison. the crowd is only growing, insecurity here is warning people to step aside -- security here is warning people to step aside. >> you cannot block this area. >> her family is here, her daughter, grandchildren. we will talk to some of them. what are you doing at laguardia airport on new year's day. >> i am coming to see my grandma. >> how old are you? >> nine and three quarters. >> who is your grandma? .ynne stewart >> what you have in your hand? >> flowers. >> who else do we have? >> my name is dante. >> how do you feel? >> great. excited?u >> yes. programrted at the bai and four years ago we started sending cards to lynn

the new week off of it all day oh five the full since it to be the beginning of the new wheel. some jaunty many thanks for that live update from cairo. after two protracted years of work to the assembly has started to vote on a new constitution lawmakers in the nation that sparked the ire of spring voting by simple majority on each of the new documents one hundred and fifty articles his stuff before the finish constitutions put to a two thirds majority. the debate though far from over the islamist and not the party pushing for parliamentary democracy the second opposition wants more of a balance between an elected president in december here's the ten states in john kerry pitching to the palestinians the outline of the framework accord after meeting earlier. the second day with the israeli prime minister. reporting live from jerusalem correspondent here is from auckland and i think you can say that carries you can dismiss john kerry with his mixture of time and contamination and tireless work on this issue. it's halfway through the nine months he allocated himself and he's here f

attorney in the state of new jersey. as forced to resign from the position after it came out her boss, the u.s. attorney, lent her nearly $50,000. her boss was the u.s. attorney in new jersey in 2009, a man named chris christie. he was running for governor at the time. when concerns were raised about miss brown's conflicts of interest between doing her job and assisting in chris christie's political aspirations, plus the $50,000 loan from her boss, well, michelle brown resigned. chris christie obviously was unscathed by this scandal. he maintained that the personal loan was just a friend doing a friend a favor. now, normally this is the place where you say something about how brutal and unfair and not decent it is to remove the person from the job who got the loan but not the person who gave it, right? in this case, though, don't feel so bad, because, yes, michelle brown got forced out of the prosecutor's office but chris christie took care of her by making her a top aide, paying her $140,000 a year. then he appointed her

the chp investigating a deadly new years day crash in oakland. it happened just a few hours ago on 580 near park boulevard. tara moriarty is joining us from the crash scene with information from investigators. tara. >> reporter: the driver of the car that overturned had not been drinking. that is what the chp tells us. it happened on the onramp that is blocked off by the chp. that is because a tow truck is now removing the car. the coroner has removed the body. the chp says the accident unfolded at 2:30 this morning. the driver of the white suv veered off 580 westbound and ended up in the park boulevard onramp. the car flipped. the female passenger was killed and the male driver was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. there are skid marks that go across the dirt barrier that separates the freeway. when we pulled up this morning, an elderly driver sideswiped a chp patrol car. chp told us he had not been drinking either but was just confused and will not be allowed to drive away from the scene. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu c

welcome to twenty fourteen time zone by time zone citizens around the world how welcome to the new yeah on the planet of course has been celebrated in style. news but the new rochelle gives to those only stood united in the face of trial which allegedly putin says he'll finds terrorism till the end of his new un new young message to the nation before heading to the city of volgograd what to bomb attacks killed thirty four people. also the sound as long to the end as the eurozone at the start of twenty four scene we'll look at a point this could bring for the country based on the ever increasing debts of those already because our. and our correspondent gives you a chance to become more familiar with the host city of sochi all that's bad to catch the eye and report from the streets and squares of the winter games comes. and welcome to all seem to national twenty four hour news live from moscow telling star in our. the new year has come to almost all the corners o.b.'s and now only some of the most remote islands in the pacific are still on twenty thirty in the u.s. the crossroads of the w

new york the rest of the planet is by now well into the twenty fourth saying the new year i was heralded from the great wall of china out of the world's tallest skyscraper skyscraper skyscraper in dubai you can see it right now it's close to the onion of the kremlin and if the deny all perfect backgrounds with sense of protection if i want to display and of the best shots for you to enjoy and maybe you can choose your next to nation from the entire news team best wishes and happy. of course twenty sestina didn't and on the happiest of notes in russia after the bombings in volgograd that led to me appear to have travelled to the southern city devastated by two explosions which code essential and left many more injured and let's go live to margaret how will that. margaret so what do you know about the president's agenda that. well president putin has arrived in volgograd and he has had a very busy morning he laid flowers at the site of the latest blast on monday an explosion that ripped through a trolley bus during rush hour whoknows also taking a tour of one of the hospitals here where ma

we have the changes that are coming for the new year. >> a sad start. and details ahead. >> and. >>> a battle between the hospital and jahi mcmath's family. the twist in the case may surprise you. >> wednesday, and we're going to start off this hour at with erica who has the forecast. >> good morning. 2014 and it is a cold start. temperatures in the 20s across the north bay and the delta. and one of the colder spots at 26 degrees. they will continue to drop until we reach sunrise. it is milder in san francisco at 51. 42 now in san mateo. if you have somewhere to go. as we head into the afternoon it will be breezy by the bay. we'll see mainly sunny skies and temperatures in the 60s. and similar weather for the rest of the week. it could be warmer. we're looking at breaking records, perhaps scattered showers into the middle of next week. here is robin. if you are hitting the roads, no problems out there. nice light traffic in the bay area. that's expected a lot of people have the day off. and traffic into san francisco. it has been a smooth ride. hardly an

the nsa scandal was big news in 2013 and at the beginning of the new year, the story is not going away >> it has taken a new and disconcerting twist as well trade tech giant apple has denied it helped u.s. spy agencies hack into iphones. >> earlier this week, a german news magazine reported the nsa developed a bug to allow american agents to access and control iphones around the world. these spyware allows the agency to divert text messages, intercept voicemail, and operate the phone's microphone and camera to intercept activity. >> apple says it did not help the nsa access products and is not aware of any backdoors allowing access. >> 2014 is beginning with an international push to get the u.s. to and the nsa spying activities. that includes some of the planet's most well-known rights groups like the american civil liberties union. >> now spurred on by those revelations of edward snowden, the aclu has filed a lawsuit seeking to force the u.s. government to disclose details of its foreign electronics surveillance program that has targeted millions of everyday people. >> let's take a lo

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> and the city of detroit got a new mayor today. ke duggan was sworn in as the 75th mayor. he is the first white mayor of detroit in 40 years. he inherits a bankrupt city and must share power with a city manger trying to get detroit out of $18 billion in debt. >>> high honors for a group of women from world war ii. >>> finally tonight, there was a special float today at the annual tournament of roses parade, and on it were some pioneering women who were aviators during world war ii and whose contributions have often been overlooked. we get the story tonight. >> reporter: the rose parade is a long ways away from the farm flora bell grew up on during the great depression where she first told her father she wanted to fly like the birds in the sky. >> and he'd always shake his head and say flora bell, that's not something women usually do, but if you can figure out how, more power to you. >> reporter: her dream became a reality when more pilots were called to combat overseas, leaving women to fill the void at home. so you proved them wro

let's take a listen to the presents for his new year wishes. really i want to cause spending we have to save money wherever we can with it. and i'm sure we can do better by spending its money. for the post cold war we have to spend less in order to reduce our deficit and also to be able to know what taxis there is a nasty taste of the tax reforms we stopped it and i would personally be held accountable for outstanding program. it's a journey to hold to them that my mandate all to be taken. and if someone forgets that he was the socialist back in two thousand and thirteen and turned into a free markets there are something like this in two thousand and fourteen well i would say he comes back too which was staying during his campaign in the very beginning. you never used every point of fact he was the kind of social liberal and the lion of which can lead into the skillet river in germany don't you have to make it to get some sometime during the primaries when you were as good as turning the games kinley is the new mayor and he was more lasting impa

year's day here in moscow if you're watching around the world very happy new year for me and the world wrong in the new year everywhere on the planet now it is officially hopefully at least twenty forty and here's how it's been welcomed across the globe as take a look well straightly and were among the first to see in twenty forty with a traditional dazzling display of fireworks over a million people packed around the iconic bridge in sydney harbor which is little more than seven tons of pyrotechnics first to crowds to gathered in new york's times square to watch the famous crystal ball count down to midnight always a few. want to see as it goes rio held its traditional party and iconic copacabana beach talking of icons over a million revelers gathered there some dressed in traditional white for good luck yellow to. it's well for you people from the champagne drinking crowds filled the streets of the french capital it was the same while in london hundreds of thousands watched the city being it's a bun of the breathtaking display and it was a. very happy. for r

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here's the sharm land and welcome to a special holiday broadcasts from the itn news for him. after a tug of war between the nations rival parties that lasted into the wee hours of the new year the national assembly finally approved theation's bget r two thousand fourteen series of other key bills were also passed arly five hours aft the clock struck midnight. our team and he'll start to sell. there will be no additional budget necessary as the t cells in the fourteen national budget was approved by the national assembly on early wednesday morning. the budget bill which is worth three hundred forty billion us dollars was part of the package deal with two of the bills one to reform the national intelligence service and the other to attract more foreign investment into the country. the nis reform package that agents from gaining access to government offices and media outlets and also calls for stricter punishments for agents that do not abide by the new regulations. those found guilty of breaking the rules will face a maximum of seven years in prison off from the current two year

dot com you see exactly what roiling the masses if you fancy also there to a new year present for therussian navy there's no gift wrapping but it does have cruise missiles and self guided talk paedos more details than about russia's new nuclear submarine just a click away from. the world news headlines right now this hour the manager of formula one driver michael schumacher says his client's condition is stable but critical tonight the forty four year old sporting legend suffered severe head injuries when he hit a rock while skiing with his teenage son fans gathered outside the hospital where he's undergone two operations on his brain and remains in a medically induced coma. when the explosions rocked a five star hotel in the somali capital mogadishu near the international airport no casualties have been reported so far witnesses say gunfire followed those blasts the hotels popular among politicians and high ranking officials get up to twenty six minutes past ten at night this new year's day thanks for being with us so we day's not going to badly next made a team of russian polar expl

it's part of the country the eye. new new new new new. i live the you've begun to read around the world from a part of the year. the good the anti government protests us secretary of state joe perry. the victim. with all the second round. so we are on the ground. what did you do that without it the eye the police. we are eight kids. last july having used the whip. a quad are very happy to admit yes climate would not abate in with the stuff they told cctv news the spring festival is a very important occasion for chinese on this particular value chinese new year present you jin ping has been visiting b q didn't go boss land in north china's inner mongolia or thomas region. he met with local society also celebrated the win to knock down festival. that's a major mongolian holiday present she wished the local huntsman good fortune in the year of the force and often holiday greetings to chinese in the country and throughout the world. loneliness has yet to hear them in any media is an additional ninety cents about it. yes sir the festival for al

>>> making news in america this morning -- the sun is rising on another new year. we'll take you around the world for a look at the celebrations as millions ushered in 2014. >>> old man winter already making its mark on the new year with subzero temperatures. and what could be a major snowstorm for parts of the northeast. >>> plus, a health scare for former first lady barbara bush, why she's waking up in a hospital this morning. >>> and a well-deserved break today for wall street. the dow ends the year on a high note, as the market gives back investors much of what they lost in the past few years. >>> good morning, everyone. happy new year's day. i'm muhammad lila, filling in for john muller. >> and i'm diana perez. we do begin with the festivities around the globe. city after city, welcoming the new year with a bang. >> many of those party goers didn't seem to mind to brave the winter cold for some spectacular fireworks. here's abc's tahman bradley with the latest. >> reporter: the world rang in 2014 in spectacular fashion. in every corner of the globe -- dazzling

it's twenty four seen everywhere on the new year's enjoyed a spectacular welcome across the globe with clouds of revelers a ringgit in times of white times our. present present visit the city of volgograd mourning the victims of successive suicide bombings up to a pledge to fight terror until the end it his new year address. also last year welcomes twenty four seen under new currency but many doubts that the crisis botted euro will turn out well. is just over a month before the winter games start insult we're told from decision preparing to host the olympics and a wound staff. you're watching on c international live from moscow hello and a very well welcome to the program and the world has running the new year everywhere on the planet it's now fisher twenty fourteen and here's how it was welcomed across the globe last now have a look and australians were among the first to welcome twenty four team with their traditional dazzling display of fireworks over a million people blocks around the iconic bridge in sydney harbor bush was lit up by more than seventy tons of pyrotechnics festive c

the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >>> i'm john siegen that willer. welcome to al jazeera. i'm talking to jill abramson. i wake up in the morning, and i reach over to the night table and pick up my iphone and i call up "the new york times" app rather than walk outside and pick up the newspaper itself, which is sitting there, which often doesn't get read. i mean, is that something that happens to you? >> i actually am a multi-platform reader. it depends on where and when i am, but i still get immense pleasure out of reading the print newspaper. >> i do, too. >> i spend at least an hour every morning actually -- even though i've read, i mean, we published a lot of the articles that are in the paper on our website, and they've been published on our apps, too. but i still love, you know, just in some ways the serendipity seeing a story inside one of the sections i didn't know about before. you find you

thank you for teams enjoyed a spectacular welcome across the globe with crowds of revelers ringing in the new year time zone by time zone. president putin visits the city of volgograd mourning the victims of successive suicide bombings after a pledge to fight terror in til the end in his new year address. real welcomes twenty fourteen and the new currency but many doubt the adoption of the crisis back to euro will turn out well. it's just over a month before those winter games started saatchi we report in this hour from the city preparing to host the olympics and to wow its guests. for good morning she just joined us just a tad after one of the morning now here in moscow this is r.t. international monitors kevin owen well first on the world's rung in the new year here's how twenty four teams welcomed across the globe the strains were the first to see in twenty fourteen with the traditional downswing display of fireworks over a million people packed around the iconic bridge in sydney harbor in fact which was hit up with if you counting more than seven tons of pyrotechnics festive crowds gather

>> not so well to start the new year. he sharks had to settle for a split san jose beat the anaheim ducks on sunday. the two teams met again tonight in the south land. patrick marlow breaks away and makes a pass to couture who converts on hiller. the ducks then reeled off four straight goals. picked by the ducks bonino. able to get the puck to bolski. the ducks extend their lead over second place san jose to seven points. >>> two games over the warriors. things couldn't be going any better. golden state in orlando this afternoon where the fans had to hope the evening's party turned out better than the game. this was a rare chance for the warriors to coast from start to finish. he was rewarded by steph curry. he led the warriors with 22. this trip down step will take matters into his own hands. he pulls up for a three that's all net by halftime. golden state was up by three. more of the same in the second half, clay thompson works hard. their starters have the luxury of sitting most of the fourth quarter. the warriors cruis

the head hundred dollarser hired to bring in a new -- the headhunter hired to bring in a new police chief quit. bob murray said city leaders were meddling in the selection process. a spokesman for mayor quan said she spoke to some candidates who reached out to her before the application window closed but said discussions were informal. the search for a new chief began after howard jordan resigned in may. interim chief sean whent says he is interested in the permanent job. >>> a wild chase through san francisco and tonight this man jacques samuel is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon evading arrest and hit-and-run. now, this is how that chase came to a crashing end in golden gate park. it all began around 9:00 last night in the potrero hill neighborhood when police tried to pull samuel over. they believe he had a weapon. he took off with police following him on 280 and then on 19th avenue. during the chase, police say samuel veered toward an officer and hit him. the officer was not seriously hurt. another officer then fired his gun, but then missed the suspect of police arreste

the new map of the eu would now look like this. ten countries were now facing one last steep climb at the copenhagen conference does she know about some point the summit appeared to be very far away. in fact i felt a bit like we have to climb the north face of the lake in the swiss alps and in the end we made it it was a medical student the foot of the acropolis in athens use new and old sneakers but staunton names in the summer. together they have overcome the cold war division of europe so good one gender or in the fullest two thousand and four it was time to celebrate. most all of the new members from its easy going. the new dryer the financial crisis the new post on challenges for many and even for my high achievers such as slovenia one that struck me. so it seemed reuse being that there were cool. the new cult cool forty in them and to the prince of bruce the boss ross who also has a market economy. once on the spectrum of human dignity. it seemed to be honest in the accompanying a four month old when this company and that the

the new trend helping the bay area ring in the new year. >>> going around the globe. we'll show you how other parts of the world celebrated the start of 2014. >>> bigger and better. new year's eve parties are more spectacular than ever, and artsy in san francisco. here's a look at what it took to put on one of the biggest celebrations tonight. there was a time when an elaborate new year's eve party meant a little dancing, some champagne and party hats. peter remembers his childhood new year's. >> as a kid, new year's was always a little bit of a disappointment to me. >> but he runs the adult website kink.com is making up for those days. this year he's hosting a new year's eve bash inside san francisco's historic armory, which he owns. >> this used to be known as the madison square garden of the west. >> but tonight, the court is home to deejays, circus performers, artists and 3800 revelers. >> the enjoyable part is bringing these communities together. everybody is smiling and excited to be put thing party on. >> the soldout bash is part of a new wave of elaborate new

today on the real story. new terror threat against the winter olympics as thousands of americans and athletes prepare to head to russia. and breaking news for you on the target data breach. arrests made just a short time ago on the mexican border that could be related to the threat of your personal data. and championship sundays, winners and losers. also included, nebraska's biggest city and pants with pleats. we'll explain why. >>> hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." despite a new threat from islamic militants and two bombings in the southern city of volgograd that happened last month. putin is saying he's deploying 40,000 police and special services, service officers, that is, to keep athletes and the tourists safe. this as an intense man hunt is reportedly underway for the widow of an insurgent believed to be in sochi as part of a plot to target the games. but despite all of this, the u.s. is planning to send relatively few security experts to russia. jonathan hunt joins me now liv

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. >>> to the breaking news, firefighters are battling a house fire in san jose. our reporter is at the seen on 17th street near east santos. -- east san antonio? >> it has been busy for firefighters. i will let you look at the house that was oned this morning. the firefighters have to continue to go through the house and make sure there are no hotspots. this was a difficult firefight because of the age of the home build in 1907 and recently remodels. file fires say a couple was sleeping in their bedroom in the back of the house and one her the smoke alarm. flames were at the front entry way and driveway. they escaped to the back of the property and firefighters say the home was made of old wood with two at ticks so it was difficult to put out all of the flames. there was a lot of water on the fire. the basement was filled with a foot of water, rather, 2' of water. the next door neighbor's house was threatened. the fire broke some windows and peeled some paint. 17th street is blocked off. firefighters expect to be on the scene for the next couple of hours as they g

the snow is falling everywhere in new jersey. e got about five inches in the central part of the state. they're plowing and spreading salt everywhere. >> joe dee joining us from the department of transportation in new jersey. thank you for joining us. we'll be right back with more. right back about more. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ we ♪ >>> well, it's been a tough p.r. jeer for nigella lawson. she's now moving on. >> the celebrity show is getting on with her show and trying to put the past behind her. here's more. >> reporter: famed chef nigella lawson is tuning out all of the drama of 2013 and kicking off the new year with reality tv instead. >> think cooking for family is hard? try cooking for t

the new year's baby who was born first. we have a good idea of where that first baby came in in 2014. we'll tell you where coming up. plus, we'll bring you the pope's message for the new year. that's after the break. >>> three, two, one, to the fireworks. the las vegas strip lit up with fireworks early this morning as the west coast welcomed the new year. not only was the stratosphere tower lit up, the fireworks were going at a number of other hotels along the strip. treasure island hotel had its own display. there were lights behind the minieiffel tower. >> let's talk about these newborn babies. there appear to be several firstborn in the bay. a baby girl born two seconds past midnight at kaiser permanente. she weighs 8 pounds, 7 ounces, 21 inches long. another baby born at 12:01 just down the hall at the same hospital. now, to san francisco, where a baby boy was born eight seconds past midnight at kaiser permanente, san francisco. and another boy born at the california pacific campus at 12:01. welcome to the world. >>> cle

in the sunday "new york times" this week, the mayor of ft. ed how and when he was asked by the chris christie re-election campaign if he would please endorse chris christie for re-election. he said the request happened last spring, it was not a high-pressure pitch. he didn't want to tell the "times" exactly who the chris christie staffer was who asked for the endorsement. the same day, though, the "wall street journal" named the guy. turns out, reportedly, it was a guy named matt mowers according to the "wall street journal" the christie campaign official responsible for calling ft. lee mayor mark sokolich and other democratic mayors across new jersey trying to talk them into endorsing chris christie. now we know what happens when you say no. that may not be parts of the george washington bridge and entire city of ft. lee were shut down for four days in september, but it's definitely how jersey city lost all that help they were due to get from the state of new jersey this past year. stay no to the endorsement, lose everything we were going to

for the best in technology, we'll feature the top 20 new high-tech gadgets from this year's show. we'll host the show on friday january 24th at 9:00, right after our news at 8:00. >>> fire officials say the fire in the delta are still burning tonight, they're allowing the hot spots to burn out on their own. the fire started out late yesterday afternoon reportedly by transits. at tp the end of the night three homes were destroyed. this is videos from our helicopter. it is only accessible by boat, the kimbo island. no injuries were reported. >>> still ahead 49ers fever in the bay area and the team is only one win away from returning to the super bowl. this is the wrong video but the story is coming up. ted is talking about 49ers' success and their future. >>> and stay tune for inside edition with debra coming up after the news. >>> 17 months after the receive ron refinery refinery. a public meeting was held tonight at the richmond's city council. kron 4 news attended that meeting tonight. what happened? >> reporter: as we speak pam, the u.s.

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