but for thousands of people along our nation's gulf and east coasts, those names are reminders of the incredibly destructive power of nature. emily tells us more. 2008, and sandy 2012. all were powerful hurricanes that slammed into the u.s. in recent years. their winds, rain, and flooding caused tremendous damage. so, no wonder that the more we learn about hurricanes, the better. dr. radley horton is an expert on these super storms. he's a climate scientist at columbia university. welcome. >> thank you. it's good to be here. what's the definition of a hurricane? a hurricane is a storm with very strong winds. it's a storm that forms over the warm waters of the tropical oceans, and as soon as that storm's winds get up to about 35 miles an hour, we call it a tropical storm. and if if its winds get up to 75 miles an hour, it's a hurricane. >> how are hurricanes classified? >> hurricanes are classified by how strong their winds are. a category 1 hurricane, which is the weakest, has winds just above 75 miles an hour. category 5, which is the 150 miles an hour. >> so, what causes these hurri

the area where people lived under the iron boot of soviet communism was called east berlin. this film by the u.s. government helps to explain what it was like to live in postwar berlin. >> two and a half million people, more than half of berlin's population, lived in the american, british, and french zones. but the whole city was surrounded by the soviet zone of supplying the two and a half million people of the western sectors was a system of rails, canals, and roads. >> but the soviets wanted berlin all to themselves. so, they set up a giant blockade, cutting off the roads and railroads to west berlin. >> the suspension of all traffic successfully blocked all surface access to the city. the soviets claimed that technical difficulties caused the stoppage. the truth was that they were trying to force the western allies to surrender their position in berlin. and the weapon was hunger. >> with no food or supplies able to get in, the soviets expected the allies to pack up and leave. but they didn't. the united states and its allies refused to abandon the people to be starved in

and low lying spots especially to the north and east of downtown. we could see patchy fog develop. >> afternoon. fog bufferins off. clouds fade. that leaves us with a touch warmer than today. but still below average. a high of about 34. 7-day forecast shows monday tuesday wednesday. mainly sunny. with the gradual warm up. tuesday we hit 40. maybe 43 at best. by wednesday afternoon. and a cold front on thursday. brings us back down. we drop into the 20s. and the next chance for snow >> looking for way to soothe your baby cry. how about playing the imperial march. making some changes. trump now turning his sights on clinton. >> . this week the gop candidate called the former secretary of state a hypocrite. against her. >> . more evidence of the fact that our country has so much hatred towards successful women. and inability to separate their accomplishments from that of >> even heckled. at a new hampshire campaign event. >> bill says he won't fire back. unless trump becomes the gop nominee. >> . i don't have a response. if he wins the nomination. we'l

the twister struck east of tampa. the officials closed the skyway bridge. another tornado hit outside of sarasota. some frightening moments near the west virginia-virginia border when an earthquake rattled near harpers ferry. there was violent shaking for a few seconds and knows mitigate damage was reported. -- no significant damage was reported. the fire broke out this morning. reports that the firefighters were not the only ones to put their lives in the line. cheryl woodlin is in disbelief. >> all that is on my mind is this. i pray that she is ok. reporter: when everybody got out of the home, she realized that her niece was in the basement after the fire broke out in their home this morning. >> i did not think. i did all i could, climbing through the basement window. that bye firefighters the time that firefighters got to her, she had second-degree burns on 40% of her body and suffered from smoke inhalation. >> they brought her out. the fire is of under investigation and the damage is estimated at around $50,000. prayinge hopeful and she will come out of

so 10 tonight. 1-3 squalls east. tomorrow, morning wind chills, across the east. we are looking at highs in the teens tuesday. a little warmer through wednesday and into thursday. >>> conflicting reports coming out this afternoon about the browns defensive coordinator, john wolf report nath titans defensive coordinator ray thornton was insulted by tennessee and plans to join the browns in the same role. soon after hornton went on record and denied the record and as far as he knows he is still under contract. >>> in other browns news, the browns head coach hugh jackson surely. in an interview report on bleacher radio he was asked if he was in las vegas and would it make johnny man schedule -- johnny manziel a nonstarter. and he said it would. find a quarterback, and strongly saying that johnny manziel is not the answer. >>> the panthers hosting seattle seahawks earlier in the day. second quarter, panthers up 14- 0. jonathan stewart, over the pile. breaks the plane. 21-0 panthers. and later in the second, cam newton, to greg olsen. look at this. a great leaping catc

potential winds 30-50 miles an hour with gusts from the east southeast on the coast becoming more southerly ahead of the approaching cold front. a high wind watch up not a warning but potential for winds 50-60 miles an hour on the coastal plain of southeastern massachusetts and a flood watch for parts of central new hampshire into western maine but no flood watches here. although flooding in poor drainage locations as the rain comes down hard later tomorrow morning. look at the highs tomorrow, january 10 should be in the middle 50s the record high 56 setback in 2000, very close to that. forecast right now 54-55, was to record 53 setback in 1939, very close to that record as this form will be shoved out to see as cold air within monday and we have this alberta clipper coming down usually they are starved for moisture this will go over the great lakes depending on how much energy -- energy the system will have maybe a coating may be an inch or snow -- of snow it will take off as it moves away late tuesday into wednesday. my seven day forecast after a warm wind swept windy colder monday with s

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we have another one moving farther east. this is the leading edge of that cold air mass interacting with some of that warmer air across the mediterranean bringing a chance of severe thunderstorms. we are going to see areas 70, 80 kilometer winds toward italy and the balkans of peninsula. thunderstorm warnings in effect. keep in mind there is that chance of tornados. right near the coastal areas where you get that wind shear kicking up. in the pyrenees, you'll see gusty winds. berlin with a high of only 4 there. warsaw at 1. moscow getting up to minus 6. the warm spot on the map is athens. by wednesday you are going to have rain showers working its way into your area. let's talk about japan. across the north we have that snowfall continues to move in across parts of hokkaido. also this cooler air has been affecting parts of tokyo. you have a little bit of moisture. snowfall reported the first time this season this morning into the tokyo area. all this cold air is coming from somewhere. that's really across north eastern china

. >>> and dozens of people protest in the east bay calling on the president to halt proposed deportation raids. >>> and good evening everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. it's been a chilly and dry start to the new year. but that's all about to change. here's a live picture looking outside right now. ktvu meteorologist mark tamale here now with the first wet weather system of 2016 that's headed our way. >> this could be the first of many over the next few weeks and in fact the forecast model is keeping a very active weather another pattern out in the pacific. a lot of clouds today moving across the bay area with molds skies and even -- mostly cloudy skies and even a few little green areas showing up on the radar. i think probably a better bet throughout the evening hours especially after 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. we could be tracking some scattered showers and here's a wider perspective. this is system number one developing offshore as you can see out here in the pa sick, there's the cold front but lot of energy we're talking about over the next few days. so as we mentioned mos

west bet for snow south and east of the city. through the day tomorrow snow showers responsible for all of us. air. seasonably chilly and thickening clouds. the clouds in advance of this, an area of low pressure off the coast. the over land, especially as it continues to make its way closer to us. we'll see the snow mainly south and east of the city. tonight this cold front moves on through. it's an arctic cold front with frigid air. how does 23 below sound? that's in international falls. it won't get that cold here. but tuesday morning and monday morning we could see 4 degrees for some well north and west of the city. hour by hour we take you through the forecast. this morning mainly cloudy, this afternoon some snow moves in. again, best bet south and east of the city. over night some snow showers for all of us. over night we could see snow squalls. those are quickly moving snow showers that dump a lot of snow quickly. they can make for reduced visibility and quick accumulations. a dusting us of the next 36 hours. monday very co

erl eruptions were seen east near the city where the volcano roared to life. all the news in an hour or on the website at aljazeera.com >> welcome to "america tonight." i'm sheila macvicar. joie chen is on assignment. it is the faces of refugees fleeing violence in syria or the butchering of the islamic state group in iraq that has captured much of the world's attention this year. but there are others fleeing poverty or lesser known wars who don't make the headlines. their arrival in europe is the journey. i recently spent nearly a month in europe. a million refugees arrived on the shores of europe last year, the majority were syrians, afghans and iraqis fleeing brutal wars, in search of a safe haven in europe. this group was applying for asylum in northern europe. >> my friend's house in sweden. >> you're going to germany. >> as syrians over 80% will be granted some kind of refugee status in europe. allowed to stay and to work. but then, there are migrants like karamo. a young man from war torn guinea bisau who traveled thousands of miles by foot for a chance

while, after a long-term , we have now war in the east of turkey. who is fighting against to? -- who is fighting against who? >> we have talked about turkey slipping slowly toward a state of effective low-level civil war. maybe that is what is happening. >> and what should western states do now? what should the eu do now if you want to have a good partner in this region? if you say turkey is the only partner you could have, you need to have a good plan, a political solution. i believe that we cannot do that without military intervention. >> you raise an important point talking about partners. turkey and germany have had a special relationship for a long large measure because of the large number of people living in germany with turkish origins. their relationship has become much more troubling recently. let's have a look. >> last october, angela merkel flew to turkey with avalon -- erdogan. here is what they agreed. erdogan promised him a greater efforts to check the wave of migrants headed for europe. in return, he gets more money moreefugee camps, and a liberal visa policy to

host: south east asia is a popular destination for tourists but there's one country, , myanmar, which has only slowly been opening itself up to tourism, following the end of its military regime. yet myanmar boasts a special attraction: one of south east asia's largest inland lakes, lake indodschi. a tour of the lake in a canoe may let you catch a glimpse of rare birds and wetland species. reporter: change in his country has been slow in coming. but a new era is on the horizon. most of the men at lake indawgyi earn their livelihoods from fishing. that has always been the case. zwe zaw zaw win is ambitous. the 20-year-old has a bachelors degree in economics. >> i want to be a tour guide, it's a great job. tourism could be an economic motor for this region, we make a better living. i can offer them a great experience here and can make money. it's a win-win situation. reporter: currently northern myanmar is still not a big tourist draw. it takes an entire day to get here from the capital, and it's a five-hour drive to the nearest airport. zwe and ten other young locals aim to put their ho

on the east coast system that went through the bay area also caused some damage in the town of 'hobe sound.' that's just north of west palm beach. the national weather service says all this damaged was caused by a tornado with 90 mile per hour winds. you can see fallen trees on rooftops, and scattered remember you can always find out when severe weather is heading towards the bay area with our 10 news app. it's a good source for you, especially if you lose power. download our free app to your smart phone or tablet and we'll send alerts straight to your phone. you can also check out the live radar. right now the u-s embassy has confirmed that several americans are missing in iraq. local media reports they were kidnapped in the capital city of baghdad. the u-s says they are cooperating with iraqi authorities to find them. right now, three americans freed from iran over the weekend are now in germany. washington post journalist jason rezaian, marine veteran amir hekmati and christian pastor saeed abedini were exchanged for seven iranians held or charged in the u-s. the sister and brothe

you've got the snowshowers, and we go out to the east. snow picks up in west-central geauga county, and then again eastern cuyahoga. we've been getting it for quite some time. by the time it's all said and done later today, we may have picked up an additional 1 to 2 inches in eastern cuyahoga county, 1 to 4 as you go farther out into the snowbelt. here's the forecast for the day ahead. greater cleveland, we should be done with snow by noon. that. snowbelt on again/off again snowshowers through tonight, and for everyone else, we don't want you to be left out.

that is north of lee vista boulevard-- and east of the -436. fox 35's keith landry has the very latest. an update this -- the deadly tornado in manatee county. three of the five survivors are now out of the hospital. the tornado killed a *inside their duette home. jr--along with four kids survived. wilson --and two boys-- are out of the hospital this morning --with just scrapes... but the two girls had much more serious injuries. now... even strangers in the community are showing their support for the family is this tough time. time. people from all over are reaching out to help pay for medical bills and burial costs. they are raising money online-- and have already gotten close to 20- thousand dollars in ations. also developing this -- lake county detectives will be back out at a home....trying to piece together how someone ended-up buried in the backyard. those remains were found in the backyard of a missing man. the body was found at a home on pennsylvania street....just west te road 44 and i-4 in paisley. deputies were he had not seen the h

asia relations and if there's trouble in the future opportunity would come between the west and east and created the asia society. there are too important landmarks. this is part of the china phial that was an online magazine team of people. and we did a series of these bring in a generation and then reported on the chinese civil war. also the "wall street journal" and financial times and now "the new yorker". rarely orville is the moderator tonight he is a panelist. we do have an on-line audience. that can join the conversation live and ask questions and please welcome the editor of "the new yorker." [applause] and good evening i need to caution you that one of this for a panel on the middle east i would be at home. i have been to china twice. so you will forgive my nightie questions i will do the best i can for writers out in the field from beijing and shanghai are hongkong lower as in the case american institutions write down the street bellamy introduce the panelist to my immediate right she blocks frequently about current events on the yorker.com to publish prize-winning books o

and the middle east oil suppliers has been affected. we'll hear from tom ackerman on the effect of the recent volatility in yil production -- oil production. >>> 70 years ago this was the king's first trip outside his country, forming an alliance with u.s. president franklin roosevelt. . >> movie reel: understanding each other's problems brings east and west together. >> i think we signed a bargain with the saudis, in exchange for stable supplies of oil and that continued until this day. >> reporter: when o.p.e.c. imposed an embargo triggered by the 1973 arab-israeli law, the u.s. launched project independence. >> by the end of this decade, americans will not have to rely on any source of energy beyond our own. >> reporter: what happened instead, the u.s. increased reliance on foreign oil to a peak of 60%. in the past few years the explosion of american crude pruns cut it to -- production cut it to less than 30%, nearly half the imports coming from friendly neighbours - canada and mexico. the increased u.s. confidence and energy securit

a middle east spokesperson joins me. thank you very much for joining us. can you tell me, do you actually expect the regime to honor what it says that it will allow you to take food and medical aid? >> i thank you for having me. we're cautiously optimistic. we hope we'll be able to move in the next 48 hours with food, and that's not just the world food program but also the u.n. agencies with humanitarian supplies such as medicine, water, food for babies. this is a part of the green light that we received is for reaching a town as well as two other areas. we hope and we're cautiously optimistic that we will be able to get through. >> let's just be quite frank about this. according to everybody's figures, there are 400,000, nearly half a million people besieged in many different pockets around syria. some by the regime, some by the opposition. why is the regime and the opposition violating international law and not permitting these convoys to get through, and why do you think you're only just getting the guilty today? is it because of these images? >> i thin

east coast. the national weather service says it could prove to be one of the worst storms ever recorded. all data more. we are back in a minute's time. stay with us. sarah: welcome back. a quick reminder of our top story. germany and turkey pledge cooperation in the migration crisis. berlin is looking to turkey to stem the flow of refugees. turkey says billions of euros of aid are needed to be released. the eastern united's aces bracing for an historic -the easterunited stateare bring for an hioric izzard. several ates havdeclared state emergen. the tional wther serce sa it coulbe one othe worst wintestorms er to hit the reon. so are calng it thunderow -- that is when a storm dobson of snow to create lightning. reporter: there has not been a warm reaction to the weather forecast in washington. more than half a meter of snow could accumulate in a short time friday evening. the icy streets are making life, well, difficult. >> try to stay off the roads, and put the deicer down when i get home. repo

the ground plan of the cathedral is a built on an east-west axis. construction began in 1077 to replace an older church that had been left in ruins. a baroque exterior conceals the reminisce interior. countless pilgrims have been coming here for more than 1000 years. recently, the number has risen to 6 million a year. they bring prayers and money. on that, the cathedral in the city of santiago lives. the west front has an elusive quality. it has an astounding sense of distance even as it entices the pilgrims to enter the basilica. beyond the facade lies a name. with perfect justice, this church is magnificently constructed. the length, breadth, and height are in flawless proportion. before we enter, we must pass the report, completed in 1188 by master matteo. they are among the greatest achievements of the middle ages. on the center column, st. james is entertained. they are true to life and the animated expressions herald the approach of the gothic view of man. it reflects the understanding of the universe. christ is the center of the cosmos. he is

it is seen as possibly threatening middle east stability. >> well, a visibly emotional barack obama has unveiled his plans to tighten gun laws in the united states. the u.s. president evoking the memory of child victims of gun violence as he outlined measures earlier including expanding background checks on people trying to by firearms. according to opinion polls, the vast majority support the general idea but they are more divided on other aspects of gun control. take a listen to what barack obama had to say. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. anybody in the business of selling firearms must get a license and conduct background checks or be subject to criminal prosecution. it doesn't matter whether you are doing it over the interpret or at a gun show. it is not where you do it, but what you do. we are also expanding background checks to cover violent criminals who try to buy some of the most dangerous firearms by hiding behind trusts and corporations. >> this comes a matter of months before americans v

the winter storm that burried the east coast did damage to broadway box office reports. reports.most shows only did six performances last week instead of eight, with every show losing m mey compared to the previous week.grosses for the week ended at nearly 16- million dollars.that's 10 rebecca has your weather to go next...but first here's a look a group of friends in brooklyn , new york tried posting an igloo to air-b-n-bit was built over the weekend using snow from that massive blizzard that hit the east coast.dubbed "boutique winter igloo for 2" - the builders were for 2" - the builders were charging 200- dollars a night to rent it out. but - air b-n-b pulled their post, because the igloo did not meet "occupancy standards." the igloo is still standing this morning, but with a different purpose.the builders say they're now using their icy creation to meet women. temperatures warming up this afternoon to the mid to upper 30s and the warm up continues through next week with highs in the 40s and rain and snow chances increasing by the that does it for us here on the cbs 2

martin luther king, today, a parade in east tampa celebrating his legacy. we asked a few people there how we could all be more like dr. king. >> definitely show more compassion towards one another. more heart felt concern for each other. >> many people talk about giving more, being more helpful. more kind. we found the tampa mayor, council member -- parade ran from the park down mlk >> finally achieved his dream? yet. only 28%, say we have reached the day king preached about in speech. cording to a new survey. the number down from 35% two years ago at the same time. the survey did find younger americans are more likely to think we all have an equal opportunity. views vary depending on race. 75% of african-americans say we have not achieved king's dream. compared to 59% of whites and 56% of over minorities. overall, 23% of all adults see dr. martin luther king day as one of our country most important holidays. people under 40, slightly more likely than older americans to rate the holiday that day. 20% consider it one of the least important. >> >> there is al

not because of the lake effect snowi out east which is more localized but because of the windchill ties remain is ten minus 15 were starting to get pattern. we started to see streaks of lake affect off of lake michigan how notice how were starting to see the distinct areas here in each one has the capability of dropping a lot of snow the southern edge of the snow o will be right on the high 90w wind here. from cleveland to shaker heights if you're going north up to 70 went from this interchange of two willoughby says . they're going to go far they snow to a wallace knows the pockets of lake affect on arere much faster euclid from mentor out to achieving of geauga county. ashtabula county.s even until west that's probably not much of any accumulation were going to get some localized notice fish tina who some locations out a name paris sessionio record 9-12 that shade of blue 5-9 and 3-4 in cleveland. you might have to tweak the rangea is here a little bit you get the general idea that this lake effect snow is going to last a long time keep that in mind.l process developing s we are all o

your views on how to handle things in the middle east. they oar little bit nuanced and the fact is when a president comes in it's complicated. what you're going to do about bashar al-assad. you've actually opened the door to placing troops on the ground to fight i.s.i.l. that is something a lot of americans are against, something the iraqis are against and clearly something the assad government is against in syria. how do you win this war? >> we can't win it strictly by air, i wish we could but we can't. we have to have an aggressive campaign where we actually drop ordinances. , we were dropping the ordinancordinanceordnances. i wish we could have a ground game, there seasonality. to have a resurgent guerilla operation, unless you are willing to take the fight to the towns that they've inhabited and that's got to be part of it. it's got to be a multinational coalition of countries. the united states can't go it alone. we shouldn't pay for it ourselves, we shouldn't shed the blood by ourselves. we have to convince the american people that

pete at the east-west game will not be house hold names. give it a year. 70 players ended up on teams. they will be and for the practice, john bon jovi is a football fan. he wants to get into the nfl as an owner. there is a lot of local story lines for this game. and we talk with the former bandit linebacker james harrell who is getting to coach his son one more time. >> our father and son back together again. this is a neat experience for so you that to reunite with your son and teaching him how to play. >> i'm in training for the most part trying to prepare for this. you never can get him prepared as the action he received out here. >> i have to ask you you have been around a lot of coaches. he is the easiest one, he is easier on me now that i'm older. >> as i have grown and picked up on the concept he is not as tough. is it nice to do this in >> that's one of the things they were hoping that the retired players and dave more is here. you look at anthony and playing pee wee the nfl on the doorstep this has to be a proud moment for you. >>

lakota east was featured in dayton. east was leading at the half. starting the third quarter. the thunder hawks, a pretty bounce pass. from the corner, he takes it straight to the rack. bob huggins was in dayton yesterday. justin johnson goes around his defendant before putting it in off the glass. elijah fulton is trapped with the jumpshot. justin johnson drives but this time he dishes it out, off the glass, good move. bounces this one outside to the deep three. 66-56. with baseball season around the corner, kids are getting a chance to brush up on their skills with josh harrison. we have more. is in town this weekend, giving instruction to kids about the game of baseball, showing them it is not about just plain one position. it is all about teaching the fundamentals of playing baseball. >> a lot of things when i was coming through high school, i could apply to my life in high school and college. even though you are in high school, do not bank on playing one position. everybody is different. how you feel what makes you comfortable. >> the camp continues monday morning between

upper cape into hyannis and chatham light to nod rit -- moderate snowfall and all of it east very slowly. the last little bit of it into the the berkshires and once we continue throughout the morning, it looks like the snow noon hour. so that's great if you have plans later today that should the roads cleared. additional snow this morning we will add another 1 to 2 inchesin isolated spots more likely to see another inch of snow. winter weather advisory for this little strip of purple that includes downtown boston because roads will be slick and snow covered. hour by hour forecast we continue this morning 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. tonight actually notice temperatures really calm down. after 8 a.m. this morning, we will get the snow out of here and afternoon today a few lingering flurries and clearing conditions. the cold air really takes over the forecast 4 a.m. tuesday we are starting off with temperatures in the teens and bitter he cold. temperatures right now in the 20s and now it's going -- not going to change too much we are hitting the highs at this time. 27 in boston 27 in norwood and 26 b

the wind is something i have been tracking the past few hours, lighter now, shifting out of the east at dia but downtown where temperatures have been about 10 degrees milder, the winds have been actually pretty and so as we take a look at what is happening on the radar system, we have a series of weather systems coming our way. ahead of the first system, gusty winds and this will be a trend for us, the winds will die down only to return tomorrow. still pretty blust arearound estes park, bertha pass and kenosha pass. the wins will be something we will be dealing with. on radar, one system here, a second lined up in the pacific and another system off to the east of us. it really is a progressive, active weather pattern. we are the western fringe of an arctic air mass prompting a wind chill advisory and warning. many airport hubs, i can't be, home ha, chicago with difficult-- omaha, chicago with difficult travel conditionsism most activity to the east of us. high pressure anchored over the area from the northwest providing the northwest flow which brought up to a foot of snow to the nor

places like kretchau, a population of over just 1,000 people, in a place that used to be communist east germany. hundreds of neonazis, marched and later placed the footage on facebook. after the government determined to place 250 refugees there. the far right wing has been able to exploit the concerns of people unprepared for immigrants arrival. >> so every sunday since that time there are people running not coming from krhtchau, saying we are against the refugees, refugees are ugly, refugees are all muslims. >> now each sunday pastor holds peace services, a counterpoint to the right wing demonstrations. >> they are not used to interact with people who don't come from here. a lot of people are using right wing words. but often, i got the impression that they don't really know what they say. >> that it's more of an expression for some of fear? >> yes. >> than it is of right wing ideology? >> yes but the problem is, the more you use these words, the more you became right wing. >> fears about the refugees has helped the right wing to grow, even spawning new parties, polls show one of them

we explain the united states and its allies continue airstrikes against issis targets in the middle east. >> police in germany are now hunting for as many seven individuals suspected a plot suicide attack on people celebrating new year's eve in city of munich. german say the group of islamic state militants will plan new year massacre. w. series of coordinate attack at several major train station. using suicide boom ebbers. train station were quaylely shut down and evacuated as police secured the area began searching for those reponsible. . today more than 200 additional officers patrolling the city streets. out abundance caution. security officials say they quickly responded after receiving solid information about the planned attacks from foreign intelligence agencies. germany made a great decisive move within intelligence that came from not only the present and hours before but from the u.s. and days before. it was a victory for german authorities really international cooperation in intelligence sharing. city leaders in but gum capitol brussel cancelled social new year's celebrations a