demonstrators organizing a shut it down for palestine rally near times square.this is a game changer for us when it comes to protests, because a lot of times we don't know which way they're heading, so this allows us to get a bird's eye view of exactly which way they're heading. also, that the estimated 1 million people who packed times square for the magic of ringing in the new year can do so without a worry. we went to a lot of security to get to this point right here, so i feel really safe. >> everyone has been checked. >> that has came from this point forward. and new york city police are happy to report that it has been relatively quiet. >> we talked about those protests there that were planned again, very loud here in times square, where all the entertainment is going on. we wore our very best tonight, of course, as we await 2024 live in times square, anthony carlo dion, i'll send it back to you. that sounds good. >> we like the loud portion to be in conjunction with the celebration. all right anthony, thank you. all right. here at home, things definitely

new york's times square. 11:33 p.m. here. it's thumping. and i have to say the city is thumping. just coming up here tonight, it is thumping. but now -- times square has been pretty quiet all night. >> yeah. >> there's people everywhere. there's definitely a million people here. that's scientific. i'll tell you -- shut up. there's a million people here. >> let's go down to richard quest, down in the crowd for us. richard, how is it? >> oh, magnificent! and over here, anderson. look to your left. >> oh. smashing. there you are. >> oh, yes, yes, yes, smashing. >> it's a great night. down here in the square, they have woken up. i was a bit worried when i left -- >> we were, too -- >> -- go to blue man group. as you can see -- are you awake? [ cheers ] so they make quite a lot of noise. so did this lot. [ cheers ] which side is louder? [ cheers ] i can play this game all night. it's amazing. my 23rd year in times square on new year's eve. and it's just as exciting as it always is. >> yes, it is. so richard, like how long have a l

for law enforcement have the ball drop in time times square.inue to loom over the festivities in new york city mayor eric adams is putting those groups on notice to be behave. >> we have witnessed a small number of people trying to embed themselves in protest and bringing about protest. this is a city where we clear a and there's no room for breaking laws. you break the law you will have to deal with the new york city police department. >> fox news correspondent tv cotton is live in times square, chile but beautiful night, happy new year. >> we are less than five hours from ringing in the new year on the east coast and our people as far as the eye can see, the crowd is growing more excited by the minute. nypd is in full force tonight with uniformed undercover officers throughout the crowd. the good news is there are no pacific credible threats. i want to go to a live look of times where, thousands from around the world are packed in the organizers say the celebration has grown what it was before the pandemic shut the party down. protest continu

times square getting more packed. the queen of entertaining on the biggest night for entertaining, amy sedaris. >> hi, you guys. >> you look amazing. >> that's a nice thing to say. thank you. >> wow, you slept all the way into times square? >> hi did. >> how was getting in? >> it wasn't bad. i thought i had to walk from 10th but i wore rain boots. i'm happy to be here. >> have you seen andy's shoe by the way? >> i love andy's show. they're adorable. >> thank you. amy, do you want a shot? >> okay. you know, i am entertaining tonight. i have a party to get to. >> you are hosting a new year's party. >> yeah, i am. >> what should people expect at a party you host at your house? >> i haven't had a -- hosted a party in a really long time and i know what you asked me, but it is my question. >> okay. what should people expect to night? what is going to happen at your party tonight? >> it is about casting your party. it is about who you invite really. >> okay. >> you know what i mean? and say when it starts and when it ends, a

new york a big crowd ready for the ball drop in times square. law enforcement nationwide watching with heightened concern. cbs news is overhead. >> i'm astrid martinez taking to the new york city skies with nypd as they showed me their massive security operations to keep the crowds safe on new year's eve. >>> also tonight, red sea attack. u.s. navy kills iran-backed rebels in boats attacking a container ship as israel expands its fight agains hamas. >> i'm ian leon the israel-gaza border. last night israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the war behind me could last many more months. >>> plus, president biden's new year. vacationing in st. croix, but juggling war, a migrant crisis, and reelection. >> i'm skyler henry traveling with the president as he dials up the pressure on congress while his political opponents weigh in. >>> death of nascar legend. remembering three-time champion cale yarborough. >> cale hits him. he is fine! >>> later, we'll note the end of anner as america's last lighthouse keeper ends her watch. >> boston lighthous

to ring in 2024. >> in times square. anthony carlo abc seven news. moving on now to developing news here at home. >> memorials have been set up to honor a fallen oakland police officer who was killed in the line of duty friday morning. candles and flowers now mark the location where officer tunnel was killed on the embarcadero near eighth avenue. the 36 year-old officer was shot while investigating a burglary at a business involved with the marijuana industry. a memorial has also been set up inside oakland police headquarters. police have not announced any arrests in the killing. memorial services for the four year veteran officer are being arranged, and oakland's chinatown chamber foundation has set up a gofundme for officer lee's family. riders on bart will be paying more for trips in 2024. fares are jumping 5.5, or about $0.23 per ride. this is a scheduled bi annual increase that was approved by bart's board of directors back in june. meanwhile, a low income fare discount will increase from 20 to 50% through the clipp

just hours before the ball drops, authorities are keeping a close watch on new york's times square with police drones and officers on horseback. why some are calling it an attractive target for terrorists and what's being done to keep cities around the world safe on the holiday. >>> also, the confrontation in the red sea. u.s. navy attack helicopters say they were acting in self defense after sinking multiple boats and killing ten houthi rebels. after they attacked a commercial cargo ship. how this could affect shipping in the red sea region, and tonight, abc news has learned the navy is moving an aircraft carrier out of the region. >> israel warned on a lengthy timetable for the war with hamas. how much longer they expect it to last. and the u.s. and israel at odds over who will control gaza once the fighting ends. >>> the migrant crisis pushing cities to their breaking point. hundreds of migrants flown from texas to illinois then bussed to chicago. big city mayors plead for federal help. >>> president biden heads into the new year facing a tough senate fight over border security and f

in new york, a big crowd for the ball drop in times square.ationwide watched with heightened concern. cbs news is overhead. >> i'm astrid martinez taking to the new york city skies with nypd as they show me their massive security operations to keep the crowd safe on new year's eve. >>> red sea attack. u.s. navy kills iran-backed rebels in boats attacking a containership. >>> as israel expands its fight against hamas. >> i'm ian lee on the israel/gaza border. last night, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the war behind me could last many more months. >>> plus president biden's new year. vacationing in st. croix, but juggling war, a migrant crisis, and re-election. >> i'm skyler henry traveling with the president as he dials up the pressure on congress, while his political opponents weigh in. >>> death of a nascar legend. remembering three-time champion cale yarborough. >>> later, we'll note the end of an era as america's last lighthouse keeper ends her watch at boston light. >> boston light is my home. i took to it like a fish to w

hundreds of thousands of people packed new york's times square for a largely peaceful welcome to theew year. from confetti to midnight kisses, we'll show you the celebrations. >>> red sea attack. the u.s. navy sinks three houthi boats after the iranian-backed rebels tried to hijack a container ship. >>> jeremy renner's surprise appearance. how the actor thanked the first responders who saved his life after a snowplow accident. good morning and happy new year. i'm charissa lawson in for anne-marie green. >>> at the stroke of midnight, we rang in 2024. festivities in new york's times square went off without any trouble, with hundreds of thousands of revelers packing the streets. wendy gillette reports on the celebrations and the security. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: the waterford crystal ball descended from a pole high above times square, ringing in 2024. couples kissed and celebrated, showered by 3,000 pounds of confetti dropped from the buildings above. security was tighter this year, in part because of israel's war against hamas. >> free palestine! >> reporter: nypd kept a prot

there is a rash of pick pockets around times square. new york city is sensitive to times square. like subways and central park. the metrics for safety of the city. it is a tourist draw and brings in revenue. they were probably breaking it up. when you see the big crowds like that. pick pockets work the crowds. i have to tell you according to my sourcing the teams that are working pick pocket doing pick pockets in and around times square are venezuela migrants. they didn't learn that in america. so the talking point we've heard from republicans that venezuela has emptied its prisons and mental institutions and sent those inmates to america just as happened in 1980 as the boat lift in cuba looks to me to be accurate. you have organized teams who know how to do this stuff. use kids for distraction. they're good at it. cops know we have to break up the crowds to prevent this. i would bet that's what led to this entire thing. because nobody was seriously hurt under new york law they are only charging misdemeanors and they're all out. >> dana: why not deport them? >> good question for

year for all of us. >> reporter: nypd's safety measures go far beyond times square. expect 2 million people to come to new york to watch the ball drop, but they will be spread out throughout the five boroughs. ed, happy new year. >> same to you, astrid martinez, thank you. >>> we head overseas where there's a marked escalation of tensions along one of the world's busiest shipping routes. it happened in the red sea after a container ship issued a distress call saying it was under attack by iran-backed houthi militants in four boats. u.s. navy helicopters from the aircraft carrier "eisenhower" and "uss gravelly" responded, returning fire. they sunk three boats, killing its crew members. the u.s. says it's the 23rd houthi rebel attack since november. a spillover of the israel/hamas war. cbs' ian lee is in the conflict tonight. ian, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ed. you can see smoke rising from the intention fighting taking place in northern gaza behind me. this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns the war could last many more months. para

so i'm in times square now. yeah, that's right.ou should be seeing the avatar campaign. - so, now... yeah, the video's happening. so this happened in 13... oh, wow. so they've just jumped out the water. yeah, that's right. and the water's gone everywhere. alan laughs something's hand's just come out at me. yeah. it's like a possessed hulk. ooh! that was cool. when i'm meeting with some advertising agencies, people spend most of the time trying to come up with a good slogan. in our case, i always tell them, "there's not much time to spend "on thinking about a good slogan," because first you've got to grab people's attention. the story is even more important than in a two—hour—long movie — selling a shareable moment that people want to record and want to share with their friends, but also on social media. and that is the secret as to why companies are willing to pay so much for this ad space — not the people who will see it actually in vegas, but on videos shared all around the globe. last week, we brought you some of the highlights

anthony carlo live in times square, dion i'll send it back to you very appropriate. have fun out there, anthony. >> thanks to you and you too can watch dick clark's new year's eve, rockin with ryan seacrest here on abc seven tonight, starting at 8 p.m. abc seven news once again is on at 10 p.m, so we can take you back to ryan seacrest at 1030 for that countdown to midnight. and did you notice anthony, our friend, was wearing gloves? yeah it's pretty chilly there, i think. >> a little different than what we have. that's for sure. even though by bay area standards, it's chilly here right now, so. but you know, that's wimpy compared to new york. >> all is relative. yes. >> let's take a look at what's happening right here, right now on live doppler seven. we've got moisture in the atmosphere. as you can see indicated by the green spots. uh. most of that is not hitting the ground. however, there is moisture on the way that will likely hit the ground. uh- storm down to our south near la is kicking up some moisture that will probably produce some late evening showers here o

cotton live from times square.john, this surveillance video is getting a lot of attention. republican congresswoman from new york is now calling for the immediate deportation of any migrant who assaults the police. nypd explaining how it all unfolded, saying its officers were trying to break up a rowdy crowd in front of the migrant shelter. an officer goes to arrest one of the migrants and that's when the scuffle happens. the surveillance video shows once the officers fall to the ground, they are kicked multiple times. one of them taking several blows to the head. the nypd says one of the officer was left bruised up, the other with cuts to the face. five men, in age from 19 to 24 years old, were arrested on assault charges. four of them released without bail, according to court records. nypd says no longer any consequences for people's actions. >> happening over and over again, you see it, i see it, we all see it. consequences for your actions. they should be sitting in rikers, indicted this week and have their day

it happened saturday night in times square a few blocks from where i'm sitting. close to several hotels that the immigrants have been using as shelters both legal and illegal who are here. police were trying to disperse a rowdy crowd when they attacked. police arrested five suspects. at least four released without bail. former nypd inspector paul mauro used to work this part of times square so he knows it well. >> one of the things nuance of the video they are probably breaking up the crowd because there is a rash of pick pockets around times square. no one was seriously hurt undernew york law they were only charged with misdemeanors and they're all out. >> harris: it is not just new york city. democrat-led cities across the nation in crisis because of an increase of illegal immigrants. look at the map. chicago we heard from a lot of black residents there who feel like their resources are being soaked up by illegals. los angeles, boston, nashville, washington, d.c., and denver. denver's main public hospital simply cannot keep up with treating its own citizens bec

it is estimated 1 million people gathered in times square to watch the ball drop in person. >>> this night sky looked like in san francisco. our mark hopkins and salesforce cameras caught fireworks over the ferry building with a little help from our photographers. crowds streamed into the water front looking for the perfect spot to watch the fireworks. local business owners hope influx of people will help them close 2023 on a positive note. da lin has more from the embarcadero. >> reporter: it's not as packed along water front but there is time and folks are expected to line the street closer to midnight. the weather may have played a part in keeping folks home. it was raining but businesses are optimistic this will be an eventful evening. family, friends, co-workers are saying good-bye to 2023 and hello to 2024. >> my birthday was yesterday. so it means a lot to have everyone i love so close bringing in the new year and celebrating our goals. >> reporter: melissa and friends stopped by before getting on a boat for midnight viewing of fireworks. they talked about what they're looking

happy new year. >> announcer: from times square, this is a special new year's day edition of "good morningbrate at home, too. >> feels right. like strolling into the new year. all good things to come. we got a lot to talk about. we are looking back at some stories that meant so much to all of us here in 2023. i reported from hawaii after the devastating fires there. the people so resilient. we have the story of a man known as uncle boyd who helped rebuild his community with his free surf school, the ocean acting as therapy. >> he's got a heart of gold. stick around for that story. now the morning's top headlines with morgan norwood. good morning. >> hey, demarco. we'll get to some spectacular celebrations from around the world but we do begin with breaking news coming out of japan. a major tsunami warning after a series of earth quakes. we're getting new images showing the destruction to buildings and roads. the security camera footage shows when that earthquake struck. this morning a 7.5 magnitude earthquake striking japan just hours after ringing in the new year. the earthquake sending s

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the start of 2020 for new york city is the latest metropolis to follow suit with revelers packing time square to watch the traditional lighted ball drops at midnight and earlier fireworks lit up the night skies and cities from auckland to rio de janeiro for many of the start of the new year is being accompanied by hopes for better fortunes. in 2024 people across the world to be not sharing in the stalls at the new. yeah. as cluck's chime to midnights and the u. k. london has watched the cities land smoke, ferris wheel sparkled in the cab side, fireworks sets off by ordinary berlin as around the tvs house across the city side with the official extravaganza at the landmark. brandon, but gates with policy go is shed that hoops for the new. yeah, i that what we hope things come down and ukraine and elsewhere, the people stay healthy and that we can finally move width and for each other again in harmony as off. no, not truly. my hope is that the world will finally become more peaceful because the way things stand right now, it's not good kind of call and go on like that. for every one of us, i wis

and the world brings in the new year revelers in new york times square. welcome, 2024. with the traditional midnight fall drops. rio de janeiro also joins other cities, spectacular. fireworks. display the hello and welcome to our show. i'm assuming there's a in berlin. japan is bracing for more aftershocks after series of earthquakes triggered the highest level. so nami warning, officials say the threat of a major sonoma has passed for now. but warren, that more trimmers could follow. at least 4 people have been killed. dozens of earthquakes shop japan's west coast hitting the issue col, prefecture of the strongest, out of magnitude of $7.00 more than $30000.00 homes were left without power. but the government says the nuclear power plants were not affected when the army was called in to help with rescue operations. and nearly 100000 people were ordered to evacuate. the customers inside this department store in east co op panic and try to take shelter as the trim is hit. the hundreds of people were evacuated from a subway station. the, as inside the ceilings started sha

likely to last 3. 2024 people around the world to bring in the new year that lives in new york times square and welcome times 20 forward with the traditional midnight full drop on video to janera joins others, which is a night time fireworks display. the feel good, who welcome to the program. so now me wanting remains, in effect, for parts of japan's west coast. following the country's most powerful earthquake for more than 5 years. on the other side of the sea of japan, russia's far east coast north and south korea also on a lot, but us monitors in hawaii, silas, an army stress has largely passed some 20 strong quakes choke central japan's west and coast. the most intense with the magnitude of 7.6, the chicago prefecture authorities of war and the people along the coast to move to safety within 30000 homes and without power. and the japanese government says no sofa, no irregularities have been detected a nuclear power facilities. so jen, this to sonya laska in tokyo gave me the latest we are getting more and more reports about the situation in chicago and the neighbor increase pictures and

so i'm in times square now. yeah, that's right.hould be seeing the avatar campaign. - so, now... yeah, the video's happening. so this happened in is... oh, wow. so they've just jumped out the water. yeah, that's right. and the water's gone everywhere. alan laughs something's hand's just come out at me. yeah. it's like a possessed hulk. ooh! that was cool. when i'm meeting with some advertising agencies, people spend most of the time trying to come up with a good slogan. in our case, i always tell them, "there's not much time to spend on thinking about a good slogan," because first you've got to grab people's attention. the story is even more important than in a two—hour—long movie — selling a shareable moment that people want to record and want to share with their friends, but also on social media. and that is the secret as to why companies are willing to pay so much for this ad space — not the people who will see it actually in vegas, but on videos shared all around the globe. james: the sphere looks pretty cool inside, but it's t

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and people around the world to bring in the new year of lives in new york times square. welcome. 2024 would be the traditional midnight full drops. i'd. rio de janeiro joins other cities in 9 time fireworks display the i'm for ok. welcome to the program. so now me wanting remains and a fact for pots of japan's west coast, following the country's most powerful of quake for more than 5 years. on the other side of the sea of japan, of russia's far east coast north and south korea also a lot. but us monitors in hawaii side of sonoma, you have a synonymy thread, has largely passed some 20 strong quakes that shook central japan's west and coast . the most intense, with the magnitude of 7.6, the chicago of profecia authorities of war, people along the coast to move to safety, building 30000 homes without a power. the japanese government says so far, no irregularities have been detected the nuclear power facilities. a jim this the sonya blash got in tokyo, gave me the latest we are getting more and more reports about the situation in chicago and the neighboring priest pictures. a

they're packed times square and watched the traditional lighted ball drop at midnight. earlier. fireworks lit up the night sky and cities from auckland to rio de janeiro. for many, the start of the new year is being accompanied by hopes for better fortunes. in 2024 people across the world have been not sharing in the style of the new. yeah. as the klux chimed midnights in the u. k. london has watched the cities loud smoke, ferris wheel sparkle in the cab side. firework central by ordinary berlin is around the tvs house and across the city side with the official extravaganza at the landmarks. brandon. but gates with paul to go is shed that hoops for the new yeah. available that we hope things calm down and ukraine and elsewhere. the people stay healthy and that we can finally move width and for each other again in harmony, long as off. no, not truly. my hope is that the world will finally become more peaceful because the way things stand right now, it's not good to kinda call and go on like that. for every one of us, i wish not happiness and good health. i'm gonna type t

likely also coming up people around the world and bringing in the new year in new york revelers in times square. welcome. 2024 with the traditional ball drop at midnight . while in brings asia narrow and other cities, fireworks light up. so nice sky the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program, and we begin with some breaking news coming in from japan where a series of earthquakes have had central japan and its western coast. the most powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 struck the coastal prefecture of issue kava no. authorities have issued. so nami warnings for regions along the coast. people living in the area have been urged to evacuate to say for places within $33000.00 homes had been left without power. journalist sonia blanca is following developments from tokyo and sonia i'm, there's just been a press conference. there's some new information coming out. what more do we know as well? um that is almost 3 hours since zeros. quick and more, more reports are coming in about the damage in the area. unfortunately, there seems to be no like major injuries as such. so to, to people of th

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hundreds of thousands packed into times square to watch the ball drop. wendy gillette is about to show you, police were extra vigilant. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: waterford crystal ball descended from a pole above times square ringing in 2024. couples kissed and celebrated showered by 3,000 pounds of confetti dropped from buildings above. security was tighter this year in part because of israel's war against hamas. the nypd kept a protest in support of palestinians far from times square. >> free, free, free palestine. >> reporter: there were demonstrations in chicago, boston, other cities around the world. part of the security measures in new york city included expanded perimeter stretching more than a mile from central park. >> reporter: nypd used drones to support. >> this is a combination of everybody working to the as one city, one mission, one goal. that's to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: revelers say they felt secure. >> there are a lot of policemen everywhere. i really, really feel safe. >> reporter: celebrations across the globe unfolded withou

después de la celebración en times square.rumbos diferentes y fueron noticia. vamos con 1/2 de lo más importante de los espectáculos grecia carrillo. comenzamos con la princesa del pop britney spears, quien anunció su divorcio después de un año de matrimonio. >> su expareja, sam geary, citó diferencias irreconciliables en una presentación en el tribunal superior de los Ángeles. serra pero quienes sí se dieron otra oportunidad de regresar. pero en los escenarios fue el grupo mexicano rbd que llegó al sur de california como parte de su gira. soy rebelde tour, el mysterium en los Ángeles fue testigo de los miles de fanáticos que llegaron a celebrar la reunión de la agrupación. a 15 años de estar distanciados de los escenarios, el sol de méxico también llegó para alumbrar el corazón de sus fans a través de su música. los boletos del tour 2023 se agotaron en cada recinto que pisó, como en el honda center de anaheim. el cantante se le pudo ver más delgado, lleno de energía y disfrutando de cada momento con su público. por cierto, la

this is you guys in times square first time in times square >> first time in times square. [ audience, kids this was as good as it got, the resolution >> seth: yeah, this is not user error. that's just how good cameras were >> yeah, we didn't mess up the dimensions, but this is what it was. and, so, first time in times square we took this photo here. and i just was in love with new york and i was like, "i need to come back here and do comedy. >> seth: and not only do you come back and work for "the daily show," but now you're on tour you're going to play radio city. and here's a photo of you guys again, ronny cheing poster in the background [ cheers and applause better phone, better camera. >> better cameras. yeah, yeah and it's a dream come true so thanks to everyone who bought tickets for the radio city show. it's amazing >> seth: yeah. fantastic. congratulations on radio city. congratulations on "the daily show." so excited [ cheers and applause what a pleasure to meet you. ronny chieng, everybody. for more information on his tour, go to ronnychieng.com. we'll be right back with mo

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we've got a huge guest in times square. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning americahis is indeed good morning america. the clydesdales are back. much more on their starring role for the super bowl just ahead. >> the fed set to announce its latest interest rate decision. we'll get a reality check on what that would mean for mortgages, credit card bills and more. >> we're going to begin with president biden. he's decided how to retaliate for the deadly drone attack in jordan. it killed three american service member, wounded more than three dozen others. chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz is tracking the story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning here in jordan these counter strikes will begin any time. officials say this will not just be one big show of force. the strikes will come in waves. this morning the pentagon locking in plans for an imminent counter attack on iranian backed militants in the middle east. retaliation for that deadly drone strike on a remote u.s. base here in jordan that killed three american soldiers and

and the cities increase and we seem sexy times square someone walking into times square exciting the electrify ii ads of times square square. adding to cultural sophistication will be a move that explodes the 1920s as the result of the first wave of great african-american and migration of the south and into northern cities. more than a million african-americans moved north during and after world one, whereas most 90% of african-americans had lived in the south in 1900. that now starts to change. and with is going to come some significant racial tension as african-americans move into neighborhoods that had been white neighborhoods but also a dramatic outpouring of arts and music. when you lived in the sharecropping south down long roads from your nearest neighbors, creative people didn't often find their people who shared their interests. but as african-american move into neighborhoods like harlem new street in d.c., there's this moment of explosion that is going to lead to the poetry of langston hughes and the music of billie holiday and duke ellington and cab calloway and the novels

vÍctor, que llegÓ a las 6:00 dice que esperar el nuevo aÑo en times square tiene un significado especiale. la negaciÓn de cebriÁn de trasporte dio a conocer que estos dÍas eran de mucho trÁfico en los aeropuertos.con millones de viajeros regresando a sus hogares tras los feriados de fin de aÑo. se espera que en promedio las terminales tengan que procesar 2,000,000 y medio de personas en puntos de control. tambiÉn podrÍa haber retrasos o cancelaciones de vuelos debido al mal tiempo invernal. la recomendaciÓn es revisar con su aerolÍnea el estatus. mientras tanto en california, a horas de terminar el aÑo muchos empleadosy algunas cadenas hoteleras dejaron sus trabajos buscando mejorÍa salariales y laborales. segÚn los sindicatos y trabajadores los reclamos no son nuevos. y desde hace meses luchan por mejores condiciones. y aunque algunos operadores hoteleros del sindicato han llegado a un acuerdo en los Ángeles los de hilton y hyatt no han recibido una respuesta. >> trabajadores de los hoteles hilton y hyat abandonara sus trabajos a horas ante el masivo evento anual. >> que nos den un buen

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.ying nothing can make you miss times square like being really far away and really cold. we are glad to be back. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. here we are, fellows. >> not quite like hitting your head against the wall because it feels good when you stop. we like davos. it's a grind. >> we like coming home. >> that six hours -- >> six-hour difference. >> you don't know if

she is here with us in times square. emma, good morning. [ applause ] give it up. m? >> it was so much fun to film. we actually, for how crazy it looks, we rehearsed for a really long time. we were, yeah, it was figuring out the character, learning everything for the first time. this is her first time really dancing which is why it looks like that. also, i'm not a technique forward dancer. [ laughter ] it was a nice combination to get to do it. >> you pulled it off. you said this was your favorite character ever? why? >> i love her. i have said this many times. i feel like it's a little bit unfair because i think the characters i have been lucky enough to play have been the perfect character for that time in my life. i think bella was my absolute favorite at this point in my life because she's so free. she's without self-judgment or judgment of others. she's just taking in every element of life to the fullest. so it was a really beautiful thing. >> she has beautiful hair. beautiful brunette hair. we didn't see your trademark red hair. >> and this is fake. [ laughter

and the protests delaying air travelers in new york city >>> the wild police chase blocks from times square just moments after the ball dropped. the wrong-way driver plowing into pedestrians. >>> after nearly three months of war israel announcing it will withdraw some troops from gaza. but why now? >>> the 10-year-old boy fatally shot, another 10-year-old arrested for murder. and the charges the alleged shooter's father now faces >>> the crisis at the border, and our new reporting. the staggering record just broken there. >>> the mom who disappeared from colorado arrested in the uk, accused of doing the unthinkable to two of her children >>> and the tour guides from opposite sides of the middle east how their unlikely bond is giving others hope >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight 2024 is off to a deadly start in japan, where a desperate search for survivors is under way after a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the country. it was followed by a series of aftershocks causing buildings to collapse, sparking

take a live look at times square. new york city, where it is just after two a.m., and cleanup crews are now hard at work. 3000 pounds of confetti. 60 tons of trash to holloway. up to 1 million people were expected to watch the famous crystal ball drop at midnight. this is what it looked like. >> five, four, three, two, one! happy new year! >> that is a beautiful ball. the ball dropped and so -- did look at that confetti. wow. messages on the committee were written messages of hope for the year ahead. people took pictures, embrace the moment. hey, i kiss of the new year. right there. new yorkers were among the first in the nation to celebrate 2024. australians were among the first in the world to do so. the sydney harbor bridge was the focal point of the renowned midnight fireworks display and light show. it never disappoints. look at that. wow. this tradition is watched by 425 million people worldwide every year. in europe, it's now also a new year in paris, the city of lights. glitter and displays, holding promise an

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