national security stories in the post-9/11 period, and how both the government and his own paper "the new york times" suppressed his reporting, including on the bush administrations warrantless wiretapping program, for which he later won the pulitzer prize. >> after i told him what was going to be in my book, what they said was, ok, we will think about putting it in the paper but thehey were not committed to it. they wanted to negotiate again with the government. there was a whole series of new meetings with the government. which was refreshed rating to me. amy: james risen describes meeting with top officials at the cia and the white house. his refusal to name a source would take them to the supreme court. he almost wound up in jail until the obama administration blanked. --blinked. the hour.es risen for all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the trump administration has proposed allowing offshore oil and gas drilling in nearly all of the united states' coastal waters. the reversal of the obama-era restriction

>>> happy new year, welcome to the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. people around the world welcomed 2018 in typical fashion. parties, champagne, and fireworks from one corner of the globe to the next. in sydney, australia, a huge fireworks display lit up the harbor. in hong kong, a spectacular array of pyrotechnics wowed spectators. in dubai, an amazing light show on the side of the world's tallest building welcomed newt year. the biggest party of all in new york city's time's square. three, two, one! ♪ ♪ tony dokoupil has a look at what it took to keep the celebrations safe. >> with roof stop snipers, bomb sniffing dogs, and thousands of officers, the nypd is hoping for a safe start to 2018. jon miller its nypd deputy commissioner in charge of counterterrorism. >> the idea is to have enough of a visual deterrent so people look at this and say a hard target. >> new york security planned for a million expected revellers includes radiation scanners and bag checks. >> plus multiton trucks and concrete barriers to guard against a vehicle style attack. but

losing to the giants. news 4's george wallace breaks down what happened. >> the redskins tried for nine losing season for a third straight year. things didn't go as planned. didn't start off well in the bitter cold. on the second play of the game, darkwa put the giants on top with a touchdown. kirk cousins threw the first of three interceptions another giants touchdown. nothing went right on offense for the redskins in an 18-10 season ending loss. >> our first down, second down percentages of making plays was terrible and third down conversions as bad as they've ever been. >> that's how the season has been. up and down. couldn't get consistent flow. that's our season in a nutshell, that game. >> wasn't able to come out with a victory. hey, it was quite a season. quite a season. we can take a lot from the season, come back next year and correct some of the things that need to be corrected. >> the off-season is here. there are plenty of questions to be answered, including will kirk cousins be the quarterback of t

in las vegas, the city's new year's eve party along the famous strip is a top priority of the department of homeland security and fbi, which are sharing personnel and intel. clarke county sheriff joe lombardo. >> i'm confident every available resource is being used to make sure this new year's eve will be safe. back in new york time square amber howard feels confident despite the crowds. >> i done live in fear so i'm okay. and then we have all these police officers around here. >> reporter: we want to emphasize that there are no specific credible threats to this celebration here in new york or any other city for that matter. but elaine, that doesn't mean law enforcement won't be ready. >> quijano: tony, thank you. it will be a bitter cold start to the new year across much of the country. it is so cold that some popular events have been cancelled. demarco morgan is here in new york city braving the cold. >> reporter: good evening. record low temperatures along with dangerous windchills are sure to kick off the new year with frigid temps putting a freeze on several decades-old traditions.

the wall street journal the london times the australian and sky news australia have long provided platforms for climate skepticism. of these. facts but right wing media are only part of the story news outlets with a reputation for impartiality like the b.b.c. have also come under fire for how often they present fringe views on climate change alongside those of climate scientists otherwise known. that's full span and even if there is one thing and there's been no recording moving for the past fifteen sixteen seventeen years well then you say oh yeah that's there is a lot of controversy about that no not that's a fact that the b.b.c. has had a particular problem with for a number of years and particular the today programme on radio four was kind of the main flagship current affairs program which is almost feels like groundhog day of probably every year or two they'll have another car crash moment where they can buy a climate skeptic on the predictions made at the beginning of the year of global warming alarm have so far proven to be wildly inaccurate and

the cold. in boston, a skating show and fireworks display were canceled. in new york, it will be 11 degrees at midnight, but an estimated 2 million people expected here are more than happy to be left out in the code. stephan stephanie gosk, new york. >>> as many as 50 cars were involved in crashes on i-94. police said drivers were going too fast for the conditions. part of the highway was closed down for several hours. meteorologist dillon drier has been following the cold. she lass thas the forecast. >> good evening. for those folks enjoying new year's eve in new york city it is going to be brutally cold. 11 degrees at midnight, the wind chill down around 5 below. it's cold all across the country. at midnight, minneapolis, 10 below. chicago will be 1 below. atlanta, 28 degrease wi -- degrees with colder wind chills. dayton starts off with a 16 below zero wind chill. the cold stretching all the way down south. as we go through the first week of the new year, minneapolis by friday morning, 6 degrees with colder wind chills. >> unbelievable. thank you. >>> they've

this is the cbs morning news. treets for a sixth day leaving more dead in clashes with security forces. olympic bridge, south korea and north korea could soon come together for high level talks on participation in the winter games. and a brutal cold snap grips the u.s. closing schools, freezing lakes and sealing cars in a layer of ice. it's an arctic blast that will have people shivering most of the week.

>> yes. >> happy new year! >> the mummers parade will take place on a chilly new years day. >> difficult to feel. you just are froze. >> just make sure to bundle up and wear lots and lots every layers. >> the cowboys take a sloppy win. >> the birds get shut out at home by the cowboys. >> it is tough. am i concerned? i'm not concerned. >> i've been doing this for 31 years. >> and i absolutely love it. >> you know, you don't come to the parade, you're not part of pasadena. >> today's morning minute part of pen medicine abramson cancer center, number one cancer center in the region. >> another new years tradition , the rose parade, some eager spectators have actually been camping out along the parade wrote overnight. turning to the forecast, katie , spectators for today's mummers parade here at home, ready for chilly wetter. >> absolutely true. you know, when going through those sky scrapes, just weaving inbetween some of the street of philadelphia, in center sit, and you have the tall buildings, it is a micro cost many

the nfc. minnesota, new orleans and the l.a. rams are all considered better favorites, then the bird to win it all. but despite all of this "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden found many eagles fans are trying to keep hope a live >> reporter: coach doug pederson says he has no concerns eagles fans though. >> not good, not good. >> not good. >> no good. >> reporter: yesterday's meaningless, six to nothing loss to the cowboys reveals some cracks. >> they need to get together. >> reporter: playoff bound with the stars align for home field advantage, and more, can the eagles convert and cash in on their good luck. >> right now we are 13-three, first run bye, home field advantage, we cannot just, put in, nick foles. >> reporter: who will bird tangle with first? you are saying you want to play cam new noon. >> yes, he is a bleep, bleep. >> next few weeks will define months of success and times. >> looking way in the future. >> our son is in there and ready to pop. he will be a lefty, playing quarterback. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> some

it happened at what swas supposed to be a party to celebrate the new year. well, that changed when one firework landed on the trunk of a car and set off 600 more. >> wow. >> no one was injured. >>> california's first marijuana stores are open for business. it's the largest state now and the latest state for that matter to legalize the purpose of marijuana for recreational use. 90 retailers have the aren'ts but to stores in los angeles or san francisco. those cities haven't worked out their local licensing regulations yet. >> the new year also brought about some bigger paychecks for low wage workers in more than three dozen states and cities. the pay increases range from 35 cents in michigan to $1 in maine. other states will have smaller automatic increases that adjust the minimum wage to keep pace with inflation. the federal minimum wage is still $7.25 an hour. >>> when we come back the superstar singer who says she might look different after keeping a serious injury a secret. >>> also ahead, banning together in hollywood. how a group of a life list actresses

we want you to meet diane doctor, the new station manager for my nine in secaucus new jersey. welcome back to the show. how are you? hi >> e you doing>>? bill: with phil murphy in. he says during the campaign, if you got elected new jersey transit is a national disgrace. they have governor christie coming and as he leaves, depending new jersey transit. we just heard from todd beretta, who was the chief compliance ofly a few months being fire pointing out obvings every e. what dyou say and what can be done? >> i think lot iresting in the back of his new dot director. the governor elect murphy appointed just a few ks ago. diane -- the foreman new jersey turnpike executive director and just recently, the former director of the florida turnpike.on the surface, she appears to be a bureaucrat. which is not a good thing for new jersey transit because it is a bureaucrat as you know, that have run new jersey transit into the national disgrace that it has become. she is the nominee and we have to have faith that she has the instinct to bring someone in who may be the opposite of her. bec

the coldest yet. when eye witness news comes right back. >> the new yearlies some new changes in new jersey and they willhave an impact on your wall the minimum wage increase to 8.630 per hour. that's an increase of 16 cents from last year. the minimum wage is expected to climb even higher after governor elect philadelphia five i is sworn in later this month. the state tax dropped a little today. smoking laws it's now illegal to light up on the boardwalk in wildwood and north wildwood. both sit advertise passed the smoking bans last year and asked people to refrain from smoking before the law took effect. they are also concerned about the effects of secondhand smoke. today in california, they rank in the new year becoming the latest state to legalize marijuana. a dispensary started the day with a ribbon cutting ceremony. hundreds of people lined up there starting at 6 in the morning to buy recreational cannabis. some people believe that california will sway other states that are unsure about legalization. it's going to send a message to other states that legalization, taxation and regulation of marijuana

the mayor of new york says this will be the safest place to celebrate the new year in the united states. thousands of police officers covering this event alone. there are uniformed police officers but also under cover tactical teams. snipers on businesses around here. and there are detectives now in all of the hotels surrounding time square watching people come in and out. all the parking garages, 125 of them have been cleared of all cars and trucks to avoid the possibility of a car or truck bomb. when people come in here, the million or so people who line line 42 42 42nd street. there are helicopters in the sky and this place is totally locked down. if anyone wants to come in, they have to go through heavy security. the mayor claims this is the safest place as we ring in the new year. >> thank you. let's take you now to san francisco embarcadero. tens of thousands of people are expected to come and ring in the new year in san francisco. the weather is on track to give people a great view of the annual fireworks display. launched from a boat in the bay which gives everyone along the wat

the world. jeremy bowen, bbc news. from washington, dc is reza marashi, research director at the national iranian american council. welcome, thank you very much for your time. where do you see this headed? it is hard to say at this point, you know, six, seven days in. but i think the proper metric to look at over the next week or so is how the government responds with regards to addressing the fully legitimate economic and political and social grievances of people of iran, but frankly have been long—standing. and if the government ta ke ste ps long—standing. and if the government take steps to properly address those grievances in a tangible and sustainable fashion, then protest will likely die down. if they don't, thenit will likely die down. if they don't, then it runs the risk of becoming something bigger. and how do you expect them to react, and how does this play into the dynamic between reform ists this play into the dynamic between reformists and conservatives in iran? well, this is a great question, and one of t

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. >> oh, they are ringing in the new year from new europe, asia, africa and everywhere in between. here in the bay area, we are now less than an hour away from 2018. good evening. thanks for joining us, friends, on the last day of 2017. i'm dion lim, eric has the night off. people are expected to pack the embarcadero for the fireworks show. lillian kim joins us live. sounds like quite a crowd behind you. >> reporter: dion, there's already a sizable crowd here along the embarcadero which will only grow larger as we grow closer to midnight. to go along with the big crowds is a larger than usual police presence. thousands have come from all over the bay area and beyond to ring in the new year. >> i have big expectations. i heard about the fireworks, and i think it's going to be great. >> reporter: the fireworks will be launched from a barge at pier 14. every available officer in uniform and undercover is working, even more so than in years past. with the foiled isis attack on pier 39 fresh on the mind, they're taking no chances. >> as far

. 17 degrees the coldest new year's in 1918. tomorrow, the first day of the new year and our first full moon of the new year. and it will also be a supermoon. it will look about 7% larger and 16% brighter because it will be the closest to earth in orbit. that is exciting. we also get a second full moon in january, a blue moon. the only whether we are tracking his mid to late we come a coastal sy possibilityere is a we could see some isolated snow showers, wednesday, thursday, but stay with the weather team and it will be whether the system wobbles west where we could get more snow. uys, the coldest coming back, back into the low 20's. ♪ prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 24 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. just became whatever whayou'r

, new york. >> investigators are not released the cause of a new year's eve fire that injurede cumberland county. firefighters were called to the 1700 block of east broad street just after 8:30. a man was trapped inside but everyone else made it out. he was taken to the hospital. we do not know his condition tonight. two dogs were also inside the house. one made it out on its own. the other rescued by firefighters. both pets are okay. >>> well, a dragon caused a traffic backup on i-95 in philadelphia's port richmond section. a large piece of a dragon float fell off of the back of a pickup truck traveling south on 95 at about 10 o'clock last night. the dragon was no match for the highway. it shattered into pieces near the aramingo avenue exit. no word on whether it was supposed to be part of the mummers day parade or if it was heading to another event. new year's eve traffic was backed up while the mess was cleaned up. >> the miss america organization has a new leader tonight. former news anchor gretchen carlson has been appointed chair of the organization just one month after

nancy: start the new we're with a new app on your phone. the abc7 news app is free and the best way to stay connected with news across the ♪ prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 24 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. nancy: crews were out early to clean up the confetti in times square. almost a million people braved the cold to ring in the new year in the heart of manhattan. new york's department of sanitation say about 300 workers will clean up around 50 tons of trash when it's all said and done. a lot of confetti. larry: they didn't see how fast it was cleaned up. nancy: 12:05 they were cleaning it up. a lot of people start the new year with the big plans and the high hopes. larry: we are still proud the evolution still intact. nancy: 17 hours so far

in vienna the new year always gets off to a lively start. the music by the strauss family of composers is full of energy and what have you. on january first the vienna philharmonic orchestra performs it with particular devotion to his home for the concert and the record trial are unique you only get the atmosphere in the whole of this concert but it's like that like you and are in a sort of dream dream for two reasons because you have the vienna for the morning. and second reason. because the music of strauss gives you a sort of you know sort of utmost fear. or. no one is said to play strauss better than the vienna philharmonic. the orchestra was founded in eight hundred forty two and is self administered with no principal conductor instead the orchestra works with various guest conductors. this is the fifth time riccardo muti has had the honor of conducting the new year's concert with this music so typical of vienna. and viennese waltz it is something that nobody knows but this in the soul of for the orchestra and so i learnt from the musici

firing now, president trump is firing back at "the new york times" calling the ordering of robert mueller as fake news. this is the biggest non-story ever being hyped by the liberal media that we all know hates president trump. the reason the brain-dead partisan press is breathlessly spreading the fake news in their echo chamber is because they want to create a distraction. they do not want you, the american people, to know with the biggest story in their life times that involve real evidence of wrongdoings and crimes they have missed. it's been a huge week of revelations about corruptions at the highest levels of the fbi and doj and tonight we have even more. new text messages. we'll share with you from the trump-bashing fbi lovers, peter strzok and lisa page and it will prove we've been on the right page. and fox news found the memo detailing major fisa abuses against the trump campaign, that will be released likely next week and tonight a stunning report hillary clinton protected a senior adviser on her 2008 campaign accused of sexually harassing a young staffer. a lot to get to. we st

the u.s. senate now has two new democratic members. jones of alabama and tina smith of minnesota were sworn in today at the capitol, as the senate formally began its 2018 session. jones is the first democrat in a quarter-century to win a senate seat in alabama. his election narrows the republican majority to 51-49. smith was appointed to fill al franken's seat, after he stepped down amid allegations of sexual misconduct. on wall street today, health care and tech stocks pushed the overall market higher. the dow jones industrial average gained 98 points to close at 24,922. the nasdaq rose 58 points, and the s&p 500 added 17, to top 2,700 for the first time. and, the president of the mormon church, thomas monson, passed away last night. monson served in top leadership councils for the church for more than 50 years, and became president in 2008. he was known for emphasizing humanitarian work and for leading the church's opposition to same-sex marriage. thomas monson was 90 years old. still to come on the newshour: what role the russia inv

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we have more on the investigation tonight at "abc7 news at 5:00". drunk driving is blamed for a crash which injured a police officer in anne arundel county. last night the police say christina hall led the officers on a chase after being pulled over. hall is accused of intentionally ramming her car in an officer's car as he was trying to get out. that officer was hit in the face by the car door but he is expected to make a full recovery. hall is facing several charges including assault and driving under the influence. jonathan: let's talk about what is happening overseas. state run media in iran say a dozen demonstrators were killed when they tried to seize police station and military bases. the protesters are the largest in iran since 2009. demonstrators are upset over the high inflation and the rising cost of everyday goods. while acknowledging their concerns, iran's president sought to downplay the prospects in a speech. in the meantime, president trump said in a t is time for a change in iran. a warning from north korean leader kim jong un. he sa

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." n dahler. the deep freeze continues to have much of the nation in its icy grip. no sign of warming up any time soon. the bone-chilling cold stretches from the canada border to south texas with record being set by the day. in chicago the high was 1 degree. aberdeen, south dakota hit 32 below. frost in the heart of dixie. atlanta went down to 14 degrees. demarco morgan in niagara falls begins our coverage. >> reporter: the arctic blast sweeping the country has been downing power lines, icing over roads and causing water main breaks turning neighborhoods like this one into an ice rink overnight. the cold snap made it hard for emergency responders used to braving the elements. in new york city firefighters fought flames as residents huddled on fire escapes in 13 degree weather. fire fighters in massachusetts caked in ice after fighting a house fire. >> the water freezes on our equipment. in indianapolis, where temperatures dipped to minus 12 first set in 1887, a mad dash to get the homeles

the new year is almost here. moves to get a smart start to 2018. >>> the next california gold rush. legal recreational marijuana sales are about to begin. what could possibly go wrong? >>> looking to escape the cold weather? should you buy that flight now? or wait? >>> what's coming next in tech. the latest gadgets, gizmos and cool electronics that you're going to "on the money" >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your >>> we begin with the new year. with 2018 right around the co

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records at the first trading day of the year and it appears that new year's resolutions all playing out on those financial markets as. well i mean we got the stock of weight watchers up by a good eight percent the reason behind this is that d.j. . actually decided to jay to join weight watchers he has almost four million followers on twitter and even more than eight million followers on instagram we saw we've seen something similar with winfrey when she joined weight watchers a good two years ago the stock went off and she herself probably made a good three hundred million dollars so no weight watchers whole thing to actually do that once again no was a d.j. . let's see how that works out our financial correspondent against cota thanks very much. in iran people have long been frustrated of the state of the economy but a recent. crisis has made it was president has a new honda has acknowledged the public's anger over the economic turmoil in the country want to run did benefit from his nuclear deal with wild powers in twenty fifteen most iranians did not feel the benefit o

while the united states respond? plus, news eve turned deadly by police say 16-year-old gun down his entire family. >> is a terribly tragic incident, the two individuals, the four individuals that were killed were his the 16-year-old to parents, sister, and a family friend, who lives at the residence. >> sandra: a fox news alert, 20 dead after massive protests, supreme leader lashing out saying the enemies of the islamic republic are to blame. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's newsroom, i am sandra smith. >> eric: hello, sandra. and i am eric shawn and for bill hemmer. good to be with you. president trump is making sure his approach to iran will be a bit different than his predecessors. a few hours ago, the president tweeting this, iran is feeling at every level despite the terrible deal with the obama administration. the great iranian people have been oppressed for many years, they are hungry for food and for freedom along with human rights, the wealth of iran is being diluted. time for change. we have complete fox new

a new warning to the u.s. m north korean leader kim jong-un. he used his new year's day address to warn the u.s. against testing him saying we're in range of north korea's nuclear weapons and he has a nuclear button on his desk. north korea tested 18 missiles last year security analysts say it's hard to prove or debunch north korea's claim based on the current evidence. >>> all right. new at 6:00, an allentown woman is charged with driving drunk with three young children in the car. a pennsylvania state trooper pulled her over around 3:00 this morning. a 3-year-old and 4-year-old were in that car along with a 7-month-old baby. >>> happening now, feast your eyes on the first full moon of 2018. this is video from just about an hour ago of the supermoon in allentown. check that out. the first full moon of the year is named after howling wolves. it's going to be 14% bigger, 13% brighter than normal. >>> all new at 6:00, new year, new baby. this infant was born just seconds in the new year. why the mom says she wasn

frankfurt thank you so much in iceland the new year has brought with it a new laws will making it illegal to pay men more than women for the same work and it's the first country in the world to make both public and private enterprises comparable to the rules. until now women in iceland have earned an average nineteen percent less than their male colleagues but those days are over equal pay for equal work has just become a must irrespective of gender ethnicity sexuality or nationality the new law will cover over one hundred fifty thousand workers. so far women have borne the cost of the gender pay gap and if that cost is too high and to reach our goal we're all going to have to work hard now we have the perfect chance to do so. the new law affects one thousand two hundred companies in iceland which employ at least twenty five workers who now have to publish their wage scales there are courses to help them implement the new rules on completion companies get a certificate which has to be renewed every three years. back to memphis because this will affect employers first and foremost they're

>> the new year gets started with frigid temperatures from times square, new york. straight across the country, the forecast and a look at the new year's celebrations around the world coming up. >>> holiday nightmare. new details coming in about those killed in a fiery crash in costa rica. most of the victims americans. >> full of love, like kind, nice people. >> many from the same family. >>> president trump makes some predictions for the new year as he prepares to head from florida back to the white house. >> we are going to have a tremendous year. >> this as one of the president's main adversaries issues a stark reminder to the entire u.s. we're live in washington with the details. >>> the first round of the nfl playoffs are set after some wild final regular season games. first, college football gets serious. we'll look ahead to today's playoff semifinals. playoff semifinals. today's playoff semifinals. >>> a good morning to you all and a happy new year. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. we're going to keep the party going. diane, you lo

the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield to mr. rogers of kentucky for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for one minute. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this bill. here it is in a nutshell. chairman frelinghuysen sought to it we passed all 12 of the appropriations bills and sent them to the senate where not a single one has been allowed to come to the floor because of democrat senators who profess to keep -- they want to keep the government going but vote no. and because the democrats in the senate have barred the consideration of any of these bills, here we are. we have no choice if we want to keep the government open but to vote for this bill. it's the only game in town, and those on the other side who profess they want to keep the government going today will vote no. i don't understand that logic. this is the only chance we have to keep the government operating, to be sure that the american taxpayers' money is being spent properly and adequat

way to start the new year. t find me out here at midnight ringing in the new year in sub-freezing weather. you know what the city needs? an indoor times square. [ horns honking ] >> it's a completely immer sieve experience, located in the heart of times square, over 300 represented cities in here, including a mini times square. >> how many artisans did it take to make this? >> a little over 800 model makers, architects. >> reporter: there goes my bus. >> are you going to catch it? >> reporter: hey, i'm anderson cooper in times square, three, two, one, happy new year! ♪ another year has come and gone ♪ ♪ and we made it through somehow ♪ ♪ and thanks for spending time with us ♪ ♪ every day on "world news now" ♪ ♪ this song is just nostalgiced shmultz, but please don't have a cow ♪ ♪ we hope you find some peace of mind in the year beginning now ♪ happy new year from gulliver's gate in toasty types square! >> yay! >> happy new year. >> i dig the idea of times square without all the cold and portable bathrooms and su

every great why needs a great how. >>> fresh may be the new watch word at m the chain is testing a newich called the arch burger, nod to the iconic golden arches. the burger made with fresh beef which a number of competitors use. mcdonald's plans to switch from frozen to fresh beef for the quarter pounder this year. the united states of america is divided by what we google. here, courtesy of the daily dot is what each state search last year more than any other state. this is relatively speaking not overall search numbers. nebraskans were interested in harvey winestein accusers. maine, transgender rights. washington state, unicorn frauccino, west virginia, fidget spinners. and don rickles. >> last night's top searches the super moon. see why as the it rose over rhode island. look at that. reached the point in its orbit where it is closest to earth. 14% larger. 30% brighter than normal. the next super moon wl up next here, why cincinnati's >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i f

there is always a protest in front of the "new york times" or in front of "the post," or any news organization. does "the times" today run out there and cover it because they are protesting they don't like what the "times" said about israel and the middle east? no. is that the same thing that happened back then. >> but the turn of events made it striking. >> i think today if they lit trucks on fire, we would go out there. i hope so. >> who was the photographer? >> this, i believe, was artie brouwer. so, we are looking at lena horne in her apartment. >> for those of us who were writers, this was a really interesting project to work on, because normally at a newspaper, the photos come after. you know, we go out, we report, we say ok, we need this person photographed or this covered, this image or whatever. sometimes it is a working collaboration with reporter at a photographer at the same time, but often the photographer comes after we have done some leg work. this photograph was the main event. this was the point of departure. we had these images and had to look at them and say, what story is t

new york today. we are proud to announce that the aaa new york chiefs will soon be the aaa new york mets playing in syracuse. [applause] gov. cuomo: they are here with us today. the mets owner, jeff. please stand up. [applause] gov. cuomo: richard brown, managing partner of sterling equity. [applause] gov. cuomo: mets general manager, sandy alderson. mickey callaway, the mets manager. left infielder, the bronx's own dj rivera and the mets outfielder, brandon. [applause] gov. cuomo: thank you, guys. welcome to central new york. congratulations, county executive mahoney. that is great news. the i love new york campaign has revealed the secret that we kept for too long. the secret is the history and beauty of our state. since 2011, our $200 million tourism investment has seen tourism spending increase $18 billion. that is an investment, my friends. [applause] gov. cuomo: we should continue. new modernization investments in bel air to make them first rate ski resorts. we are proposing a new history trail leading to the hudson valley. expediting the do exposition center in syracuse which will be the largest expo

the outage coming on new year's day. with heightened security. >> i would hope, i mean being from u.s. they will have a backup plan when something like that goes wrong. >> reporter: in a statement the agency says the officers were able to access national security databases and process travelers, quote, as quickly as possible while maintaining the highest levels of security. >> the frustrating thing was that nobody told us anything, why we were waiting. >> reporter: customs and border protection says it has no reason to believe something malicious caused its processing system to shut down. but this is not the first time this has happened. customs and border protection has not told us whether last night's shutdown was related to the earlier ones. we're still waiting for word on that, george. >> but thank goodness they're able to solve it. okay, david, thanks very much. >>> turning to that new threat from north korea. its leader sending a mixed new year's message claiming he has a nuclear button on his desk with the entire u

news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at two: police appeal for information after four men are stabbed to death in london in unrelated new year attacks. tragically there are four families who wake this morning to the heartbreaking news they have lost loved ones to the callous use of knives as lethal weapons. the six victims of a seaplane crash near sydney are identified among them a british woman and her 11—year—old daughter. iranian state media says ten people have been killed overnight in anti—regime protests. president trump uses twitter to say it's "time for change". also this hour: m00 vehicles are destroyed in a new year fire in a liverpool car park. one eyewitness said she saw a ball of fla m es one eyewitness said she saw a ball of flames coming out of a land rover before it spread to neighbouring vehicles. and in half an hourjoin me as i ta ke and in half an hourjoin me as i take a look back to the photocall held here at kensington palace which introduced prince harry's bride—to—be, meghan markle. good

breaks down the new regulations. new year new guns laws in california and from the perspective of some local gun sellers, only one thing is certain.sot- that everybody has a question brent dawson owns kilroysin west sacramento. he tells us he's been getting questions from all over the region from customers wanting to know what they need to know about california's changing gun regulations.sot- i don't want to register my weapon how do i modify it??that type of question is coming from people who own assault rifles but don't want to register them as the law now requires so they are modifying them so they don't technically qualify as assault weapons anymore. another major change is the in the ammunition arena. sot- now everything has to be behind the counterfor starters shoppers will no longer be able to walk into a gun store and help themselves to bullets on showroom floors.sot-people are calling saying hey how do we get ammunition shipped to usalso, like with gun sales people will not be able to buy ammo directly from o

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new year's eve. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the breaking news, the deadly police ambush outside of denver. five deputies shot responding to a domestic call. at least one killed. the gunman, unloading more than 100 rounds in seconds. a somber scene there. the row of officers saluting as the fallen deputy is carried away. authorities revealing they have confronted the suspect before. 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., the suspect, armed with a rifle, suddenly opens fire. >> i need s.w.a.t. right now. i need medical. >> reporter: four deputies and one police officer are shot. >> it was like an exchange of gunfire. pop, pop, then pop, pop, pop, pop. and then return fire. >> reporter: some neighbors are also hit. all of the officers manage to retreat outside except for one. 29-year old deputy zackari p

the put fake news on the plate of americans. there was a plan, there was a rollout of this campaign. but it got out of their hands, and i think donald trump may be the only politician that could have done what he did. every time they called him that, he called them that. and pretty soon, "the washington post" -- who loved that phrase for a while -- was crying uncle and saying we need to stop using that phrase. so, you know, part of the mastery of donald trump in his own ability to turn around propaganda or initiate his own propaganda. >> host: sheryl atkinson's most recent book is called "the smear," and martha is calling in from wichita, kansas. >> caller: hello, ms. attkisson. i'm calling because i recently saw a program on hbo called last week tonight with john oliver, and on that program he was giving a story of the one-sided kind of national feed that was sent through sinclair stations to their local networks on their local news programs and showing that the story was not changed in any way and read exactly the same on each

the good news is the firefighter's injuries aren't that serious. we have a crew headed to the scene now bringing you updated information as it comes in. david, back to you. >> chris, thanks. >>> following another fire this morning out of northwest d.c. firefighters had to unfreeze an extension ladder at that fire because of bitter temperatures sheena was telling us about. flames breaking out the row home around 1:00 this morning. this is on 5th street northwest. most of the fire is out as you see there. someone in a wheelchair was taken from a neighboring home but wasn't hurt. no word on what started the flames. unprecedented. that's how fire officials are describing this past weekend. >> absolutely. over a 24-hour period, fire crews battled over a dozen fires. it's partially because people have been trying to keep their homes warm. one fire was at a home that could have easily been prevented. >> someone removed the fireplace ashes in an improper manner and fashion. they rekindled or reignited. burnt down a large component of the house. >> there wa

sessions upon hearing the news in an oval office meeting. the president said the attorney general had been disloyal for recusing himself from the russia investigation and told mr. sessions to resign. mr. sessions sent his resignation letter to the president the following day and mr. trump rejected it sending it back with a handwritten note at the top, not accepted, the note said. tonight's "the new york times" reporting intersects with michael wolff's new book on a central point in the investigation of obstruction of justice and that is the president's role last summer in telling white house employees what to say to "the new york times" when "the times" discovered that donald trump jr. had a meeting in trump tower in the presidential campaign with russians who claimed to have dir on hillary clinton, a meeting attended by the president's son-in-law jared kushner and campaign chairman paul manafort. from air force one president trump dictated what the response to "the new york times" should be. tonight "the new york times" is reporting, quote,

news. welcome back. the latest headlines: spectacular new year celebrations are sweeping the globe.ove the river thames. dubai marked the start of 2018 with a record—breaking laser show at the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa. the leader, kim jong—un, the leader, kimjong—un, has a defiant new year message, saying he is always within reach of the nuclear button. it comes after escalating tensions over his country's weapons programme. in a televised message, it is reported he said the nuclear button is always on my table. this is not blackmail, but reality. he went on to say he will use their weapons only when north korea's security is threatened. and now we will go back to one of the top stories, the protesting sweeping iran. i am joined from dusseldorf by adnan tabatabai, an iran analyst and ceo of germany—based think tank, carpo, the centre for applied research in partnership with the orient. thank you for coming in on bbc news. we have heard the president speaking today. what you make of his comments? umm, well, we have to see whether it helps, whether he could reach tho

pg to ring in the new year in san francisco. a live look at the embarcadero. will they be able to get a good >>> tens of thousands preparing to ring in the new year in san francisco, a live look at the embark der ro, will they get a good view of the fireworks show this year. good evening and thank you for joining us. we are just six hours away from 2018 and all across the bay area, people are getting ready to ring in the new year. let's give you a live look over san francisco. the weather is expected to hold up for fireworks fans. you see clear skies there and nbc bay area is live along the emba rca dero. do you think people will see and feel the security measures that are in place there? >> reporter: they will certainly be able to see them and sometimes even make their way through some of those barriers in order to get to the embarcadero. the huge crowds have not started to get here just yet but everything is in place to make this a safe and festive celebration. two boats parked themselves in the water for the prime viewing spots and city crews set up the fen