? >> it's a new year, were all a little wacky today, so good. >> oh. >> oh my gosh. >> thank you. by. >> i don't sleep very well, i wake up with different scenarios running through my head with what happened. and just what went on that friday. i just can't everything just leads to dead ends. >> michael stern spent christmas day and welcoming the near hundred new year in agony, i spoke with him a week after his 19-year-old daughter sarah went missing since then it's been a month, no nothing, no good news, no bad news, no closure. the holidays were rough because there's favorite holiday was christmas. she actually spoke about being excited for christmas this year. >> she just enjoyed christmas and she like to decorate. she liked like to have a good time. good time for family and friends to get together. as for as i know she was looking forward to it. >> the car she was driving in, 19941994 silver oldsmobile was found on route 35 bridge in belmar with the keys inside. since there there has been an extensive search that the water, people throw different shore towns have been looking for

crowd shaking. >> ten, nine -- >> eight, seven, six, five, one. happy new year america! ♪ ♪ start spreading the news. i'm leaving today. i want to be a part of it, new york, new york ♪ these vagabond shoes ♪ are longing. right through the very heart of it ♪ new york, new york ♪ i want to wake up in a city that doesn't sleep ♪ ♪ and find i'm king of the hill, top of the heat. these little town blues ♪ are melting away. i'll make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ if i can make it there, i'm make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you, new york, new york ♪ ♪ new york, new yorki want to wakt never sleeps ♪ and find i'm a number one, top of the list, king of the hill, a number one ♪ these little town blues ♪ i'm gonna make a brand new start of it in old new york ♪ and if i can make it there, i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you new york, new york ♪ new york ♪ by ♪ purple mountains imagine majesty ♪ above the fruited planes. now wait a minute. i'm talking about america america ♪ sweet america. you know, god done shed his grace on thee ♪ h

is gearing up for a night of new year's eve partying. we're looking at how san francisco is preparing for a safe celebration. we're tracking conditions that will usher in 2017. >>> and a serial arsonist. how fires are continuing to pop up again and again along the highway. >> thank you for joining us tonight, terry mcsweeney is off. breaking news overseats, there has been a breaking aak? a nightclub. 35 people have been killed, 40 people wounded. he open fired at random in this building. they're reporting between 500 and 600 people were in the club at the time of the shooting. we will continue to follow this story as it continues to break. once again, 35 people killed in the attack. now on the lookout for a possible eerl arsonist. fires have been popping up for weeks now. we're joined now live from san jose. the fact that they continue to pop up is pretty alarming. >> it is alarming. how this fire started around 5:00 in the morning and firefighters tell us it was the work of an arsonist. investme investigators believe the fire is one of many that were intentionally set. >>.

>>> ♪ >> is that mariah carey. >> yes, it is. >> that was the song she was supposed to be sing nothing times square. >> it went bad. >> she was going to lip sync because it is cold and just crazy out there, times square, new years eve and wrong music was playing, she got all messed up. she just stopped singing. we will tell you more bit. hi lauren. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> yes. >> do you know karen hepp. >> i saw karen this morning at 4:00. >> how was it. >> it was great. >> i was showering. >> yes. >> you were. >> were you watching us. >> i was than the up just yet. >> i was on a train. >> good day, everybody it is monday, january the second, 2017. now, forget returning unwanted gifts, some people are admitting to returning much more than that. what the most thrifty shoppers do that may be considered just down right stealing. >>> and new year, new you, so many of us want to be better ape try harder. 80 percent of us will fail. we can only do it for two months. how to we make it stick this time around? we have got tips, to help us reach and keep our goals. >> i want to see if you have young girls will. >> um-hmm who are in bed because we will interest tuesday to you a new american girl doll. >> she's new to the family. her name is gabriela, how this philly girl may help young girls learn to overcome challenges. >> she's really based, they are calling her a philly girl. >> yeah. >> this is a first. >> it is. >> okay. >> we have one of them here, and we will display her and talk her, qualities and all that, in just a little bit. get young ladies around the tube. >> okay. finger pointing has begun about this mariah carey melt down. singer looking lick she for got lyrics or something like that. mariah claiming that she could not hear music in her ear piece but tmz believes her performance was sabotaged. i don't know if she's saying that but her people are. crew around her say they sabotaged her on purpose. here's what happened. >> we can't hear but we didn't the right song but it went to number one and that is what it is. >> ♪ >> we're missing some vocal here. >> it doesn't sound like a vocal. it sounded likee legs and it wasn't a song. >> she's trying to get audience to sing it to her. she could not sing it. >> she looks phenomenal. >> wow. >> she was just marking it, there was nothing, you could never say beyonce just going through something where she's not giving you her all. she just stumped around. >> well, her executives, her agent and all these people said that they think that the tv executives, the dick clark productions crew did this on purpose which helps ratings which makes no sense. >> really. >> that is silly. >> they say it is absolutely absurd. >> why would they do that. >> she didn't go for rehearsal they have rehearsal. she had someone go do it the for her. >> that is the problem. >> when it toss than work she's surprised we didn't track this one. >> she had a good attitude she said poop happens. >> the whole interesting thing , everybody was making fun of her saying it was a total debacle. >> how do you expect to hear on new years eve in times square. wasn't that her issue. well, nobody can hear. >> that is you why go to rehearsal so you can simulate what it would be like. >> we will play this and then this song and then this song. >> you know your music you can go to the flow. >> you would think you know your own flow? she cannot hear. >> some of the high notes were recorded she was lip sinkning high those. >> i though people said it was still tons of fun, entertaining. have you done times square for new years eve. >> two or three times. >> is it overwhelming. >> it is over rated. >> it is over rated. >> for the first time this year and she said it was phenomenal. >> if you have front row, yeah >> i just think it is too much people and it would be like, that is too much simulation for me. >> i one time had to do a report for like six hours, and it was 0-degree. >> you cannot hear yourself talk you cannot hear a thing. >> high lips were frozen? get that dam ball down so i can get out of here. >> tropical the ball and lets go home. security was unbelievable. guys with ak-47's, you know. >> it was post 9/11. >> yes, post 9/11. this was six years ago. my daughter was in the double tree hotel right above me so she could watch me down the stage. i kept waving. she can't if the through security. one point i turnaround and she's standing next to he on the stage she talk herself through security and got up on the stage. >> good for her. >> jill or jessica. >> jessica. >> jessica, yeah. the she's a big personality. >> do you remember the botched performance by ashley simpson. i thought of this when i heard about mariah carry. it was on at day night life where lip syncing was in the the right and she just quit too and just stopped. >> ♪ >> that must be the most up inning awkward fail of all time. >> just start dancing. >> she started to do the ho down. >> what do you do. >> okay. >> in the script here it says we will put up a picture of me and my family but i don't remember what the picture is. >> new years. >> what did you do for new years. >> this is end of the mexico vacation, i spent, the christmas holiday with my family. now, you see me there in the blue shirt. >> yes. >> that is my granddaughter teddy. i bought her that dress is it weird looking. >> no, it looks like a cool art thing, what is on it. >> it almost looks like snoopy but it is no the. >> it looks like a z. >> then my daughters to my right, that is jessica, her husband rus and his three children from a previous marriage. >> ohy tried to talk her out of this. >> how was this vacation. >> i had enough. >> how many days were you with them all. >> it was almost all week. it felt like a month. oh, my gosh. >> you tried to talk her out of the christmas vacation or to the marriage with the man with the previous kid. >> i tried to talk her out of the marriage even though i love him. she was going to marry, he already has three children. >> but they are really happy though. >> yes. >> what is wrong with that? >> well, she had a beautiful job, she was making a lot of money, living in san francisco , living the life, baby, and then boom, she has a family of five. >> instantly. >> yes. >> a lot of people told me don't marry a man who already has children but at the 35 how to you meet someone that doesn't have children already. >> it is not, they may be nice children, there is a lot of arguing between these siblings and now this little five and a half year old, so cute teddy my granddaughter, she's acting up. >> yes. >> yes. >> like hitting the other kid. >> you have to fight. she's only child. do the other three kid live there. >> not all the time. >> she's an only child and she has to fight for air time. >> that is probably what it is >> and when you come it is all about her. >> yeah. >> she loves having you there. >> she has this american girl doll named anabell and so when she would act up, my daughter would take, no anabelfor you, all day, to anabell. >> dang, all day. >> then an hour, then she was really acting up, all day. she took it into their bedroom and put it up on a high ledge. >> okay. >> about 20 minutes later, she says you have to check on teddy. i go up in the room. she's got a chair, and shoved it over and climbing up this bookcase to get to the doll. >> did you laugh or inter seed >> i laughed. >> get one of those hangers out of the closet and you can finally get it. she got a big white plastic hanger and pulled it down. >> why do you send him. >> yes. >> okay. that is what happens, but tell me what happened over weekend with your family. >> so, first, i spent new years eve with my grandmother. that is the picture. i usually go out and about, and granny was home the i was like i will hang out with granny. reason it was special to be home was because tuesday before christmas, i had got a phone call from my grandmother you go to bed early. she said i hate to tell you about but your mom was involved in a really bad accident and she suffered severe head trauma and they don't know if she will headache it. it was the scariest night of my life. just being on the other end of the phone my family for those who don't know is in atlanta. i immediately thought what do i do. i have to get home. so i could not get a flight out that night. philadelphia only had flights to atlanta after 7:00 p.m. so being stuck was most frustrating feeling. i made it home wednesday morning. my mom was in surgery when i got there. i remember them wheeling her in the the room and i didn't really recognize her. >> she was that beat up. >> she was banged up, i just grab her eyes and my eyes filled with water. it was a car accident. heading home from getting food and a driver in the ford van, slammed into the back of her and then she got push in another car so she was sandwiched in the middle of these one cars. so she pretty much shattered her right forearm. there is explained it there is two bones in your arms like this. hers split and then came up out of her arm like a compound fracture so know she has two metal plates, 16 screws, and her face, i don't want to show pictures but i showed them on line. she has some face bruising and fractures in her nose and bones in her face. it was just scary and rough. that is when i first saw her. that is her in icu, swelling was so bad in her neck that they started to close off her trachea, so they moved her to icu immediately after surgery and she was there for three days, and so that is highlight will will chair, i slept with her every night. i could not leave her by herself at the hospital. >> what is rag knows. >> she will have a cast on her arm for three months, she height not get full range of motion back but we will see as time goes on and her face, she will kind of to get some stuff done to her face, but a lot of bruising. >> you have seen my mom. if you saw picture of her just like yesterday before i left you wouldn't recognize her because it is just bad. half of her face, it looks like maybe she slammed her face in the steering wheel because it is just one half. >> did they have air bag. >> look at the bruising. >> and that is just one, but that is just bruising on her neck. >> that is seat belt right there. >> sadly, sadly she did not have on her seat belt. >> i know,. >> well, there is a long talking to about it. >> mom, we can't do this again we were in a car accident when i was nine from a driver that swerved and i had like this scar on my forehead from me, i don't remember if i haddon my seat belt or not but i remember hitting my forehead on the glass, windshield, and ever since then i have they ever not worn my seat belt because of that accident. i don't know how she does, but anyway. >> i know a couple people in my life that don't wear seat belts. i don't understand it. >> every time i get in the carry say mom, okay. then she's one that takes it off before you get, you are close by and then you take it off and unbuckle it. >> most accidents happen within two blocks of your own home. >> she was a mile away. >> please give her our best. >> she's like your best friend >> she is. >> what a great personality she has. >> yes. >> and she has had good spirits, she has not complained. she's in pain like headaches. >> are you going to get back down there. >> she has her doctor appointment. my dad is in charge. how do you think that will go. >> oh, lord. >> is he sleeping in that little chair. >> no because she's home now. >> that is probably best. >> well, that was horrible. >> it was bad but things ended well, considering. >> okay. >> thanks for asking. >> sure. >> should we move on to something else. >> what about karen for new careers. >> we were so disappointed, didn't get to go with the kid all the way up in the car in the poconos, stopped at perkins. >> after the show friday, you went to the poconos, for this very special event. >> what is this place. >> it is one of the water parks, it is my three boys and they had best time of their life. little dude, he made himself sick running up and down these slide, that is kelen. they had fun. we went down a million slide. i felt sick. but kid can you imagine, you would have loved it. just think bit. thousands of screaming kid and their parents. lots of people in their bathing suits. >> and skee ball. >> arcade, another one of our events. >> i could have been this this water park for hour after hourlies toning screaming kid. >> yes. >> and then arcade with all that loud noise and pounding, and then we were so sorry were you not there. >> had i not been so busy this weekend, i would have loved to have gotten in the car with you, your husband, and the three boys, and stopped at perkins for pancakes. >> we stopped at perkins. they have an excellent kid menu. >> well, maybe next time, next year. >> there is always next year. >> we are doing a ski trip for holiday weekend and martin luther king. >> okay. >> that is two weeks. >> let me know. >> another chance. >> keep them coming. >> let me make something up. >> we're going to bear creek. >> i'm having my spleen removed. darn it. >> let me go back and tell you about my girlfriend of seven years named lorna. she text me happy new year yesterday. very nice. she will be in insuring in a couple weeks, do you you want to get together. lorna. lovely woman. very smart. but she had this habit, i learned early on that she would go shopping and this is really odd where you would go shopping with her. >> still trying to, impress her, you know, go to the the mall with you. she would buy clothes, not take the tags off, not wear the stuff but would always return like it would just sit in the apartment for like a week and then she would return it. but this would happen ov

about new year's eve is the fact it is a great time to reflect and set new goals. all of the people standing in front of the capital wheel, what better place to celebrate than at national harbor. we talked with folks about some of those goals. any recommendations for the new year? >> anna-lysa. just be happy. make life what it is. >> i have goals that i would like to accomplish. things up.nging some for a lot of people, national harbor is a gre visitors do not need a reservation. also tonight, they are sold out because of high demand, duran then playing their tonight, first new year's eve for the casino and resort. lots of excitement. there is also a dress code there that is said to be formal. on this side of town, lots of people enjoying the local restaurants and sightseeing. also tonight, a treat for a lot of people, the capital wheel will be closing at 1 a.m., so there is still plenty of time to get down here. while want to ride it reflecting on new year's resolutions. let's check out what amy aubert is seeing an old towna alexandria. my, how is it going? amy: anna-lysa, so much

season on the first day of the new year fans are reflecting on the last few years. >> especially all of the coaches. that is not what we want. >> i am looking forward to hearing what will happen with the 9ers. a lot of anxiety and anticipation. >> a lot of changes keeping fans on edge. a what the fans want, a coach to turn the 49ers into a winning team. >> that would be wonderful. if somebody that has the heart of like past coaches, walsh. people like that. that is what the niners are about. >> i am hoping for the 49ers to come back. we want that super bowl. >> it looks like time for a new general manager and a new head coach and a throw back to the old years of the championship 49ers. >> reporter: the everybody the year and farewell to past regrets and the faithful, start of a hopeful new beginning. >> giving advice what is it? how do you make fans happy? >> um ... >> a win. >> reporter: and fans are excited, anxious to learn about the coach and they are arpblgs to hear hear what happens with the draft where they will have the number 2 overall pick. in santa clara, back to you. >> t

. happy new year. umbrellas needed today. week? alison ray has your first alert forecast. >> a little icky out there today. it's gray, rainy, and chilly as well. it's kind of a cold rain. but at least we're staying away from that freezing rain potential we had earlier this morning. everyone stayed above freezing. that's a little bit better. it's just one of those days, maybe stay inside, take down the christmas decorations. some pockets of heavy rain. not so much today. but tomorrow we're going to see heavy rain. north of sterling, we see one pocket of heavier rain. taking a wider view, temperatures aren't going to budge today. upper 30s, low 40s. cloudy, foggy, drizzly with mist out there as well. these showers are pushing to the northeast. things will wind down a little bit as we head into the evening hours. take a look at your future cast, noontime today, the band of showers around the district and just to the north, just a bit. but it's going to look like it's about to rain at any point. just one of those days. as you head to the east of 95, those showers will continue. we have an

college tuition. that's what new york governor is proposing for both two and four-year degrees at state colleges for low and it's just one part of paying for an education. that is our cover story, the cost of college. >> if you come from any family earning $125,000 or less, the state will provide free tuition. >> the average cost of tuition at a public college nationwide is approaching $10,000. at private schools it's more than $33,000. but that's only part of the actual costs. room and board averages more than $10,000 at public colleges and even larger expense than tuition. it's fearly $12,000 at private schools. nearly 20 million americans attend college or university and many are taking on massive amounts of debt. in 1996 the average college student graduated with nearly $13,000 in loans. for 2016 graduates that number nearly tripled. >> it should be a wakeup call to this nation to say if you really want to be competitive globally we have to have the best educated work force. >> so is governo beth akers is a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. and why don't we start with

, how are you? >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> i was so excited so start things off. are you okay today? >> i'm okay. >> we're starting with breaking news for travelers out there entering the u.s. getting a bit of a nightmare at some of the country's busiest airports. here are some time lapsed videos showing a long line of passengers. >> and heated exchanges in miami. it serves more international flights than any other in the u.s. it was a scene of chaos. the result o nationwide customs processing systems outage. >> other airports were washington, dallas, and fort lauderdale. and other others. customs agents had to access national security databases and all travelers were screened during that outage. >> what happened sneer i spoke earlier with our aviation analyst. >> reporter: the problem here is that everything gets delayed because you're not just looking at one computer screen. there's a delicately interlaced system. when it works it gives them a tremendous amount of information of who is on the flight, who is coming in, who is in front of them. when they last ent

charles ♪ >> happy new year and welcome to fox news channel's all-american new year. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. >> and i'm eric and welcome to the party and the party is here, kg. >> it's just getting started. we're just warming up a bit, and we're so glad that you are joining us to ring in the new year. thank you for choosing us and you are in the middle of it all, as you can see. in the heart of times square, in new york city, where everybody wants to be. >> having a party. >> 2 million people here tonight. >> correct. and all of the people out here are having the best time. and i'll tell you, we've been blessed with amazing weather, great enthusiasm. unbelievable performers, and more to come. and the crowd has been fantastic. we've talked to people from all over the world. it's really unbelievable. they really put it on their list. they plan years in advance to be able to come here to new york city. and we're happy to bring it here to you. >> and the goons is, last year, we were way up top one of those hotels. >> we finally made it. this is the fox news varsity new year's eve spec

a new year. we're improving ourselves, but wait, this is a hold from 2016. water main break problem in hoboken? what a surprise. check thought footage shot by a user. water main ruptured 3:00 a.m. wednesday morning. shutdown parts of the highway near garden streets. obviously, the infrastructure ef the water main system in lo bong is very old and outdated and improvements need to be made. maybe part of the 2017. >> did they blame christie for that? >> i have no idea. >> check out this video that happened around midnight on new year's eve. this man was highly in eve brated. jumped on a patrol car in wisconsin, broke the windshield and the two police officers who came out to arrest him then ended up getting injured in the process of arresting him. one of the police officers actually treated. he is now in charge and way to go on new year's eve. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ur chasing a story major train derailment, long island railroad, dozens injured. do you got into yeah. that is right, you guys. i am at the scene of a long island railroad train derail am. the latest right now, you guys,

back next week. happy new year. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to our special year-end edition of "wall street week." i'm gary kaminsky. sandra: i'm sandra smith. happy new year. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all with nice gains for the year. the dow industrials was the later former after donald trump's big victory. all three hitting new highs. the dow teased us but never quite got to the 20,000 mark. gary: what will -- so what will 2017 bring in. rob, if you just brought the s & p 500, you got your 10% rate of return on stocks. what should the long-term investors go into next year reflect on? >> don't panic. we started with a massive sell-off, and mixed data at the end of the summer caused another sell-off, albeit shorter. brexit as well caused a sell-off. i think the idea of focusing on fundamentals, looking beyond the immediate market noise and media noise, investors would have done well by doing that. the second thing i would say is don't confuse the base case with a done deal. brexit markets priced in a stay. it

according to to the governor of istanbul. that happened within the first hour of the new year. at this moment, at least 35 dead, at least 40 wounded. of those dead, one is a law enforcement officer of those who are wounded, ten critical. this information to us within the last three hours. we've been waiting for updates, but they've been clear to say, law enforcement and officials from the government in turkey, to say that they will be slow in giving information. saying that they want to protect the ongoing operations happening at the reina nightclub. r reina nightclubs where 4,000 individuals can be held. celebrating the new year. only about an hour in, the report is that about 5 or 600 were inside the venue. it was a large nightclub. very popular. those who follow the travel websites or chatter will say it's a place that you had to be. upscale, young, the "it" culture there in istanbul. one of the places you need to go. it sits right on the strait. a very large waterway there in istanbul, turkey. it is a two-level restaurant and nightclub, and again, you can see there, i believe that'

. >> happy new year. >> mr. president what can you do >> reporter: that's the big question, but from the president, no answer. just four days after his successor doubled down on his promise to take down obamacare. >> we're going to get rid of obamacare. [ cheers ] >> reporter: today the president huddling with congressional democrats for the first time in over a year. >> what's your advice for democrats on to fight? >> look out for the american people. >> repter: on the opposite side of the capitol, a very different scene. vice president mike pence meeting with house republicans announcing donald trump is working on a series of executive orders to start rolling back obamacare on day one. >> make no mistake about it, we're going to repeal obamacare, and replace it with solutions that lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government. >> reporter: republicans have been offering those ideas again and again literally every year since obamcare was first signed into law. but the fact is, though republicans have voted to repeal the heathcare w more than 60 times they sti

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beginning of the new year in terms of what they want to do as a result of the enthusiasm. >> i think my clients are concerned the market is hitting new highs every single day, and they are wondering can this continue. the market is pretty in line with long-term averages so we are not concerned it can't continue to how much. but we are concerned when increased volatility. you have got to be cautious. there will be entry points and pullbacks, that's normal in a healthy functioning economy and that will provide the investor with an opportunity to increase their exposure. maria: i would like to see what this means to earnings. one thing that drives the stock market is corporate earnings. >> i think it consensus is 12% for this year. and it's an aggressive number. it can happen. the devil is in the details of where this reform will come out with trump. earnings will grow. it may not be 1%. it won't be 20%, but they will be significantly higher. >> as i listen to the earnings calls there is a different tone in what the ceos are talking about. if you think about the earnings calls 9 months

the most important piece of the board. >>> getting fit is one of the top new year's resolutions every january. and since its start in 2000, people have turn to cross fit to help make this happen. this fitness regiment has a cult-like following and practiced at 13,000 affiliated gyms all around the colder and counting. at the center of it, founder greg. he took some time out to talk to us from a cross fit gym in boston about why he never backs away from a fight and the importance of letting relts be your brand in this learning from the pros. ♪ >> at some point it kind of sound like going up to the ranger at the grand canyon telling him, it's a beautiful hole, how did you make it. he didn't dig the hole. nature did that over billions of years. i'm kind of that guy. i'm the ranger standing over the grand canyon. the best of my business decisions lie in the things i want let people do, which is corrupt this brand, gouge my affiliates. i'll an activist. i'm an exercise and nutrition activi activist. ♪ it's not my charm, not my business plan. i have no charm, i got no business plan. i'm

to you. >> we want to bring in cnn political analyst and washington post reporter. happy new year ladies. which executive action of president obama can and will mr. trump target first? >> well, there's a lot of things that a lot of them are going to entail. >> meaning like environmental regulation? >> they can be environmental and dealing with the consumer financial protection bureau. something that republicans want and business leaders also want. it's also something that democrats oppose but the big fish is really one of the essential priorities having to do with immigration. undocumented minors and their parents, those are executive actions that trump could undo on day one. we don't know whether he's going to do that because those are much more politically difficult for him. >> that's the big one and we don't know and the trump team hasn't been specific about what actions will be repealed immediately but one thing is clear. it's not just what president elect trump will do its also what republicans in congress will be doing early and often. they have been working at this for years now.

announcer: now, abc 7 news news at noon come on your side. jummy: we are on storm watch. for many come it was the first day back to work in this new year and it was an ugly morning. things might not get any better for the rest of the day. the first day back for the congressman. doug: it was nasty this morning. it was no fun. the rain is moving out. it dropped a fair amount of rain across the region. the bulk of the rain steadily moves northeast. better. this caused a lot of severe weather and tornadoes in the deep south. it is rapidly moving out of the picture. , not so much. rainy for the rest this afternoon. futurecast for the rest of today , clearing skies later tonight. not so much during the afternoon hours. we will get a fair amount of sunshine for the day tomorrow. a short-lived affair here because another system comes in. late thursday night into friday morning, we could have some light snow. we will explore that for you and also talk about the very cold air. that same system creating all those sloppy conditions for our area turned deadly overnight down south. thisbeth with the path of distraction and the thread for more severe wea

protest too. the political vibe that shape third down new year's eve. and a afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> millions of already rung in the new year. here in the bay area we're now one hour and counting until 2017. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler in for eric thomas. the celebrations have been going on all night all over the world. fireworks celebrations lit up the skies above manila. right now an estimated 200,000 people are ready for the big show to ring in the new year here in san francisco. abc7 is live with more. >> good evening, carolyn. tonight we witnessed something a little different. a political protest as a new year's eve celebration. around 100 people marched down market street. and at one point they shut it down. first this view. there are hundreds of thousands of people gathering to watch the fireworks and they're bundled up. >> reporter: before the crack

brill the new york city parks department. he told me that this year, it is actually two more. so in this case, less means more. >> you know, event must go on. he as a result, we're able to partner with a studio here and come up with a lot more to do it that is right. winter yam will feature all sorts here in new york city. i headed out to long island city to get out to what they are up to this ice business is no yoke. they make smaller sculptures for $00 and up. they do bigger for a couple of thousand. they worked on projects that are in the tens of thousands but no matter howing about the prong yek, everyone starts the same. with the huge ice blocks around 300 pounds and then it gets cut in bay serious looking saw then templates are placed on the ice and used to treat the logo or the shape. in this case, the parks department. then, a grinder with a razor sharp is used to create the interests loug. dangerous andz in can't let anyone. >> check out. >> a little dangerous. definitely dangerous here. >> all right. >> somehow, they let me and i carry it. shock and awe. >> now, a small co

morning." isis claims responsibility for the new year's eve terrorist attack at an istanbul nightclub. a manhunt is on the way. >>> president-elect donald trump says he has inside information on the cyber attack. he promises to reveal what other people don't know. >>> plus dick clark productions is pushing back after mariah carey >>> your linook 90 seconds. isis claims responsibility for the turkey nightclub attack. >> harrowing videoho sws the moment the gunmen stormed into a popular club and opened fire. >> he is public enemy number one. everybody is working to try to find him. >> i know a lot about hacking and hacking is a very hard thing to prove. >> donald trump is promising to reveal new inforonmati on russia hacking. >> if he's going to claim credibility he needs to stop talking this way. >> kim jong-un says his country will boost his capabilities. >> an oklahoma police officer is shot during a traffic stop. a manhunt is under way. >>> in texas three people died after two small planes crashed in midair. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> queen attend a new year's church service due

institute on taxation economic policy, in new york state, after new year, gas tax went down. to 0.8 a gallon, what is going on with our neighbors in new jersey? i have filled pot holes myself in new jersey twice already. >> in heels. >> in heels. >> we saw it. >> projected revenue for gas tax increase per year is $1.3 billion, you would think that is enough money to fix roads and bridges. look at this video, i am driving in my car, pot hole after pot hole after pot hole after pot hole after pot hole after pot hole. we spoke to the senator and asked him about gas tax increase, he vote the against it. >> the most we can do is yell and scream. and ask -- election me as governor and i will stray strais out. >> he actually doesn't know, he knew it was going to happen. here we are. >> this is what is so sad. the politicians are willing to lie about it and use examples like the roads and bridges. >> we should have been listening to bill spadea the whole time, shocking from me. i know. >> wow. >> but they should have listened to you. >> gas tax passed and our roads here is still horrible. i h

francisco's gearing up to host the biggest new year's celebration anywhere in northern california. hello. happening now in san francisco, party preps well underway to bring in 22017. and this is a live look right now at san francisco's embarcadero from the abc7 roof camera. the bay area is in celebration mode. cornell bernard is live along the embarcadero where large crowds are expected. happy new year, cornell. >> reporter: happy new area to you. crowds definitely converging tonight here on the emdare reto ring in 2017 and check out the amazing fireworks at midnight. bare kaeding going up and all keis the bay area,let of people are ready celebrating the new year. folks were ringing in the any user to say, art museum with this japan bronze bell. it's a japan tradition. >> these things ju gist just way. it's cleaning. >> it's about let can things go and we have a lot of thinged to let for 2016. >> midnight tame early at the lawrence hall of science in berkeley where kids and parents were showered by a balloon took. >> she has gotten into plans. >> the scares the water wasn't e -- will soo

♪ >>> hi i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney. 2016 almost in the record books and what a year it was. from the fight against isis in iraq and syria to a topsy turvy presidential campaign. fox news was there for all of it. >> chief news anchor shepard smith takes look back at the stories that made the biggest headlines this year. 2016 saw instability around the globe and a historic presidential election here at home. those stories and more dominating the headlines in 20 2016. >>> the year kicked off with an anti government demonstration. armed militants took over federal wildlife refuge in southeastern oregon. the standoff finally came to an end in mid february. president obama declared a state of emergency over the lead contaminated water in flint, michigan. nearly a year later, the water is still not safe to drink unfiltered. in north carolina, the then governor pat mccrory signed the state's controversial law to limit bathroom options for transgender people. in response, major companies announced their plans to take their business elsewhere. >>> the biggest shake up in recent p

>>> good morning and to you, happy new year's to you. this is mornings on 2. i cleaned out the car, took the umbrella out. >> what were you thinking, dave? >> it was a bad move. >> it's raining right now. >> could be a lot of rain coming up. looks like it. we'll get the cold our today and tomorrow, and then temperatures will warm up, still some very cold air and ice lighted snow showers to the north. cloudy 0 to mostly cloudy, some off and on rain, 50ed on the temperatures, 40s for some, especially to the north. >> will come back from vacation, steve. sal is still off, so we'll take a look at the roads for you. very few cars out there right now. the san rafael bridge. nothing, zero. no cars or trucks, nothing right now. >>> this morning at 5:00, we're expectling for details from the 49ers about the expected decision to fire head coach chip kelly and general manager trent baalke. the decisions were expected, given that the team had a terrible 2-14 losing season, and they were beaten yesterday 25. 23 by the seattle see hawks in their final game of the season. after the game, which ke

more and less in the new year? the answers may surprise you. you're watching "world news now." >>> "worl >>> welcome back. 2017 may end up holding a few financial surprises for all of us. and joining us now for a look at what will cost more and what will cost us less, let's hope for more less than more in 2017. our personal finance expert, vera gibens. hopefully it was an inexpensive new year. it sounds like a lot will be costing more. >> let's start with gas. gas prices expected to be the highest in three years. gas projecting prices are going to be $0.36 higher that year than last ye $2.49 a gallon. costing $52 billion more this year than last year. in some of the cities like new york, chicago chicago, seattle, you're talking $3 a gallon gas. big sticker shock for individuals. on the flip side, airfares are projected to be flat to down because of the competition between the legacy and budget carriers. some relief there. you're really going to feel the pain at the pump. if you're flying domestically, internationally, not so bad. >>> credit card debt will cost more. >> that's

wednesday, to 1992 for the very first edition of "world news now." it happened 25 years ago. and we're going to be celebrating for the rest of the week. so come take a journey with us for the behind the scenes magic and witness the birth of a network news institution. join us. so excited to be with you. yes, institution, kendis. we're psyched to be with you on this wednesday, january 4th th. >> this is "world news now." >> not the straight jacket type institution. it was completely different. >> column a, column b. >> it's funny looking at that video. you see the computers in the background? we still have them back there. that's what jackson is working on. but the music. music is important part. >> i like the theme song, and wait until you hear who composed the music. we have the good stuff coming up. >>> we start with president-elect taking at the intelligence community. >> trump tweeted the intelligence briefing on so-called russian hacking was delayed until friday, perhaps more time needed to build a case. very strange. and he emphasized the skepticism by wording the words intellige

words new year, new mural. m the family says the mural was weather worn and simply time for a change and not because of the controversy surrounding the sex assaults surrounding business cosby. i'm just wondering and thinkingr we're the notin the united patience. we'reed just ben's chili bowl. let's see most importantly whatr the community wants up there. allowing people to leave theiree own positive messages on the the wall. you can also go to their website and vote on who should be featured on the next mural. about p 20 names on the list.is. some of the names list from rosa parks to eleanor homes norton to prince, rachel ray and jimmy falon. the doom's clock is ticking. it what does this mean? here'se fox's laura ingle. >>reporter: in an unprecedented move, scientists nogged thest hands of of the doom's day clock 30 seconds closer to midnight.ii the symbolic count down to the end of the world is now two and a half minutes from the he pockk lips. the first has been a cavalier and reckless language used across the globe especially in the united states and after. around nuclear weapons

daily show." i'm trevor noah. so excited. we're back from new year's break. tonight's guest from "saturday night live" weekend's update, michael che is here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) first, happy new year. i'm not even into the swing of it yet. i've still got the tan. ( laughter ) i do. i have a tan. you can't tell, but i have a tan. i hope you guys had a great holiday. i had a fun time. i fulfilled a life-long dream. i got to travel to macchu pichu, which is fantastic. that was me hiking there. i bought that hat, yes. ( laughter ) you think you're cool until you're in the amazon sun, then you're, like, anything, put it on my head. ( laughter ) so i bought that and liked up. yina pichu is in the background. a lot of people can't make it to the top of macchu pichu because of fainting. people quit. so we almost got to the summit, and then my friends are, like, i can't do it. my one friend tasha said, i'm too tired. i looked at her, i didn't realize others were listening, i said, tasha! if donald trump can be president of the united states! then we can make it to the top o

on the board. >>> getting fit is one of the top new years resolution every january. since it start in 2000, people have turned to crossfit to help make this happen for them. this fitness regimen has a cult like following. at the center of it all is the bigger than life, sometimes foul mouthed, founder greg glassman. took time out to talk to us from a crossfit gym in boston. learning from the pros. >> at some point it kind of sound like going up to the ranger at the grand canyon and tell them it's a beautiful hole. how did you make it? they didn't dig the hole. nature did that over billions of years. they're just keeping people. i'm kind of that guy. i'm kind of the range r standing over the grand canyon. the best of my business decisions lie in the things i won't let people do, which is corrupt this brand, gouge my affiliates, i'm an activist. i'm an exercise and nutrition activist. keep things from affiliates. it's not charm. it's not my business plan. i have no charm or business plan. i'm a trainer. all of the magic, the secret of the sauce, the thing that crossfit is the results

was 18 years old appearing on the front page of the new york evening world on the day after valentine's day and was missing today's. shifter family's apartment the previous tuesday to have kreisky it's sharpened. her family called the police when she did not come home. they track down rumors of a secret boyfriend and talk to witnesses that saw her staggering to a taxicab but they lead to nowhere. fan and an italian lead detectives searches store until they were satisfied. as weeks turned into months the police concluded she had eloped with an unknown suitor. but her father did not like that. he wrote a pointed letter to the mayor and held a press conference. and front of reporters of the 20 daily newspapers in a short ball the accountant told all of new york city his daughter was a good girl and had unquestionably was kidnapped his wife and two other daughters stood beside him read and what. behind them was an older woman with a black dress with the matching hats. she looked to be in her 50s apparently already grieving thought to be her grandmother. when he introduced her as

about mariah's new year's performance. the show's producer weighs in about what happened on stage. the details coming up in the skinny on this monday, january 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm ryan smith. >> i'm marci gonzalez. kendis and diane are off this morning. we begin this half hour with the desperate search for a terrorist after that grizzly nightclub massacre in turkey. >> gunfire e erupted in the early hours of the new year as party goers celebrated at the popular istanbul club packed with tourists and locals, and when it was all over, 39 people dead, 70 wounded, and the attacker escaped. here's the latest. >> reporter: this was the scene in istanbul's popular nightclub at midnight. the partiers dancing, waving sparklers, confetti flying. the new year is rung in. but just over an hour later, surveillance video captures this ominous scene just outside the club. bullets ricochetting over the street. people running for cover. from the opposite angle, graphic videos of a man dressed in black, pointing his rifle. authorities say the suspe

of nazi related jokes. >> it's a new year, new york york state has a new law about minimum wage, not everyone benefiting. >> i chased a bad man to atlantic avenue in brooklyn. that's meet working the forklift at the business. >> i started it in my parents basement, used to drag the boxes by myself. >> eli said the country is now on a path of destruction. he focused on the 15-dollar per hour minimum wage that was passed in new york state. >> governor cuomo doesn't understand that the way for an employee to get a raise is not by putting a gun to the employer's head and saying pay this guy this much. the way for for employees to get a raise by showing the lawyer they come on time and you're here ten minutes before, you're the warehouse or whatever your job is you come on time, don't give excuses about the subway and when the buses because well take them. >> to force a small business to do this, that is forcing him to their closes doors or fire people. >> is against the whole fiber the belief that this great country was built on. this is total dictatorship, total communism, is going to g

from 2016 to 2017. he's selling hugs. >> that's a hard sell on new year's eve because everyone is expecting the kiss when the clock strikes midnight. a hug is less. >> that's a teaser working your way to the kiss. >> he's holding free hugs. and at first, he's not getting much love

profound existential release for once not being the only queer. a year later in 1981, i moved to new york. there was a lot of routine anti-gay hostility on the street. even in sheridan square you would get hassled for holding hands. then you would step past the bouncer at the duchess, and you were home free. that bar had its own perils, but it afforded me the space to just be, with my guard down, and that was foundational. -- salvational. a year after bechdel started going to the duchess, some of its patrons staged a protest against respite from the liquor board. why be so protective of a bar? i bought this says it will, you want to come into the bar where all your dreams come true, or go to the left, to disappointing real life. [laughter] a huge crisis hits the gay community in the early 80's, the hiv-aids crisis. and in many cities, the bathhouses were closed as ground zero for spreading the disease. gay bars became some of the most important centers, not only for sharing information about safer sex practices, but for planning protests, in particular, demanding that the government

work to advance it in the new year and new congress. first, we are going to recommit ourselves to principles that have always been at the core of our party. what my

erratic weight new swans from new york by 2025. that's the next two years when the d.c. will come up with more evidence to support its scientific claim and hold two more public hearing. >> i'm glad he got the footage because we need to show the world how dangerous these animals are. >> it was horrifying. >> it take that instead. stop, how, how are you going to fix that? >> how did the duct do? any injuries? >> i guess the duck was fine. >> the duck you can eat, the swan i don't know. >> here's the food chain let me explain permitted. there are people at the top of the food chain and then every other living thing and then there's categorized by how they taste. select from the delicious to the all not so good. >> this isn't going well. >> roasted duck is so good. >> bill i just want to tell you something. i reached out to our favorite -- of new york city and they said oh great is bill going to talk about eating this one now? >> and i said no he has limits. >> no. >> not many. i've been a guinea pig, so, you know. there are not that many limits. >> this is an going well. >> thank you, g

of women politicians and is from my hometown in new haven. her mom is now 103 years old. rosa has been in congress since 1991 and before that she was on the staff of senator chris dodd. and i learned by reading her official bio you're a member of 62 different house caucuses. >> got to join them all, huh? >> you can't possibly go to 62 house caucus meetings. >> no. >> good. >> no. >> tom reed who comes from the finger lakes regions of new york has been in congress since -- i forgot -- >> 2010. >> 2010. somewhat less service than rosa delaura. before he came to washington, he was the mayor of new york which is relevant because we had a lot of conversations today about their relationship between the federal, state and local governments and he is the youngest of 12 children, so i figure that's why he's a success in the house of representatives. >> you learn early. >> so, we began today talking about physical infrastructure with larry summers and ed glazer. we had conversations with economists who study transportation and water infrastructure. you heard part of the conversation we had

> it could save your life. it's a new year. schedule your check-up today to learn your four health numbers and start the year off right. cigna. together, all the way. snv the big question this time of night is what's the morning commute going to be like. and not great. >> going to suck. >> can you say that. >> you cannot say that on tv. >> i am not. >> my mom said i could never say that. >> your mom. >> i'm sorryfy offended anyone i apologize. it's not going to be nice. >> it's not going to be nice. >> and bottom line is, is that it doesn't take much. we all know this. and it communicates everything and you know commute will last until 9 or 10 lk:00 and heaviest of the stuff comes in with all this coming across. so this storm system down to south reall nasty and unfortunately deadly as well with severe weather down here and look how big this thing is it has a big footprint and getting wound up here and had a hot of severe weather down through central parts of flora tonight. tornado watch in effect there and cold stuff com

weekend, everybody. happy new year. ♪ ♪ ♪ snoet snoetd ♪ >>> change is in the wind for people who live on block island which is off the coast of rhode island. that's where the nation's first offshore wind farm is now up and running. jericka duncan paid a visit. >> awesome, isn't it? spectacular. first of its kind in the u.s. >> reporter: 15 miles off the coast of rhode island, the 600 foot turbines stand. anchored in 90 feet of atlantic waters. they're expected to generate enough energy to power 17,000 homes. jeff grabowski, ceo of deep water wind which built the wind farm. >> we see offshore wind producing a lot of energy for the us particularly here on the east coast and northeast. wind is really strong. benefit block island because of its location. 45 minutes by boat from the mainland. it currently gets its oil and gas, shipped in. residents pay a premium at peak times, 60 cents per kilowatt. expected to cut the cost to 24 cents. >> hi. >> that's great news for 68-year-old steve draper. his family runs one of the oldest businesses on the island. the 1661 inn. >> our bill last y

years. every year, he used to work for me. host: do you consider this as good as new york in terms of creativity? david: i don't think new york is a strong as it used to be, not just because doing worse work, every thing else has been elevated. new york used to be like ted williams. targeted at 400 because every thing else is better. that's why. i'm never knocking new york and i'm not a knock on my hometown of d.c., but it's better to even ever before. i would like to see more ethnic eateries, even hate using the word ethnic eateries. i think d.c. good embraces diversity. there are so many good things that you might not normally say let's go out to dinner. host: one person clapping for diversity. [applause] host: thank you. david: ethiopian food here is great. but people still don't know that. you have an amazing ecuadorian population, salvador in food. no one needs that. not that i know of. they are delicious. it's all here, people need to go further. go out and eat it. host: do you ever dream of chucking it all? we were sitting on top of an empire now. do everything i just want to g

year, new you. my book you settle for more is inspiring a lot of folks. you could be one of sdmem should be read by every person. dhek out and see you for our last hour together. cleared together. canned can clearspeak out tonig p intelligence officials say that russian officials did not influe >> they did not change any talleys or any of that sort. laura ingraham is here with that reaction. >> we are getting rid of obamacare. make america sick again. they all weigh in. >> and more of our exclusive interview with julian assange. and all of that and

son barron and his wife will be staying in new york city as barron finishes this year of school before they make the transition to the white house. as well. >> a lot of people are reaching to welcome them in. and of course the obamas have to be out of the white house by tomorrow. and they're finishing and moving over to the neighborhood in northwest d.c. and then in moves the trump family. >> along with the trump family too. we know that ivanka trump and her family are also moving not too far from the obamas there. they are going to have sort of a coffee -- ceremony. >> a little coffee -- >> breakfast in the morning. >> husbands and wives get together and then they have coffee in the morning at the white house. and then they go together and that's another symbol of the transition a peaceful transition of power. they go together to the capitol to start the ceremony. >> right what's also interesting is that presidents in the past, whenever they were done in office, they pretty much went home and their home was not in d.c.. the president's home of course is in hyde park near chicag

five years maybe these relationships with completed the artificial characters and devices. >> host: kimberly in new york you are on with steven johnson. >> caller: i was calling to see if his book touches on thelo philosophy of aesthetic realism because based on your description that i look forward to reading they are so focused with art rather than play but you seem to have some similar things going on.things >> guest: in the book of how i was going to handle art because there is a chapter on music and there is a chapter that gets into the cinema and animation and things like that, but other than that, i try to steer away from art that was representational. so the literary novel which i spent a lot of time readingel because i went to graduate school and it's a great passion of mind and representation where you have work that is trying to speak to the higher faculties in big sweeping connections of what it means to be human or the realities and whatnot because the students seem playful enough. we already accepted the idea. since others have already made it more eloquently than i co