overreact in the southern german city of munich on new year's eve, and tough new restrictions on when they can use their cars as the city tests ways to clean up its % killer air. i'm phil, welcome to the show. two people have been killed and several others wounded in the city of tel aviv. a gunman opened fire at a popular bar on a busy street in the city center. media reports 30 shots being fired. a massive manhunt is now underway. our correspondent joins us on the line from jerusalem with more. tanya, have any more details emerged about the identity or indeed the motive of the gunman? >> well, there are some details now coming in. we understand that the manhunt is still underway, but the attacker is being identified by the police which seems to raise the likelihood that is a terror-related attack according to israeli media reports, the attacker was identified on the footage that was released earlier today and that the attacker allegedly would come from the arab israeli community. at the same time the search for the move is still ongoing. most secured exits are pointing to the fa

group overseas. >> it was also a subdued new year's eve in munich, germany, where police were warned of a they've been tipped off to five to seven suicide bombers with munich's main train station and another the primary targets. despite the warnings, thousands of people did ring in the new year with fireworks in munich's downtown. >> november's attacks did not keep parisians from celebrating the holiday in public, but there, too the public fireworks display was canceled replaced by a performance at the arc de triomphe just before midnight. police surrounded the major landmarks in paris to watch out for trouble after november's terror attacks that left 130 people dead. >>> new year's eve celebrations went on as scheduled in dubai despite a fire that engulfed one of the city's top hotels. it was a frightening scene as flames shot out of the skyscraper. abc's alex marquardt as the details. >> reporter: a towering inferno. one of dubai's most famous luxury hotels consumed by flames. >> yes, i can see a lot of debris coming down from the building and it's getting bigger and bigger. the 20

, including world athletics braces itself for a report into the worst drug scandal history. live in munich. . >> indonesia's capital has been hit by a series of coordinated attacks. there were six explosions in the central business districts of jakarta. several people are dead. let's go straight to step vaessen in jakarta for the latest. what more do you have four us at this point. >> the authorities have given an all clear in jakarta, and parts of the road here at this important intersection have been opened. you can see probably that the army is still here. they are standing by. police are at the scene. it is safe. they secured the whole area, including buildings around here. now there's a lot of talk and speculation about who is behind this. the intelligence chief and the security minister denied that there has been any failure in intelligence. they say they were not caught offguard, they were on alert, but it's difficult to know when and where these attackers can attack and also they need a few days to find out what kind of explosives have been used. there's talk of very coordinated at

which sorts. nowhere else will accept them. al jazeera. >>> we're taking you live to munich, the scene of the world anti doping agency releasing the second part of this report into alleged doping in global athletics. let's listen in to that conference. >> today, we're here to listen to the second and final part of their report which looks into matters that may be considered of a criminal nature of the world anti doping code and findings on the database released by the sunday times newspaper an television in august of last year. to deliver the findings, i have on the far side of the head table professor richard mclaren, a profess off a of law at university of canada, experienced in international sports law and of course a long standing member of the court of arbitration for sports. in the center, we have dick pounds, the following president of wada and chair of the standing commission. to any side, former member which interpol and broad experience in the law enforcement industry. before i pass over to the independent commission, can i just alert you to the fact that following this

vigilant since paris attacks in november and germany a terror alert in munich after they shut down to train stations just before midnight and had a concrete tip off from a foreign intelligence service indicating i.s.i.l. was planning a suicide attack and munich police chief say syrians and iraqis are believed to is been planning the attack but doesn't know where the potential attackers are. the train stations have since reopened. authorities also on alert in belgium where celebrations were muted and fireworks displace in brussels was cancelled over security concerns and three people with an alleged plot to carry out an attack there. annual fireworks displayed cancelled in paris and they met 11,000 police and military personnel deployed across the city and on the highest terror alert imposed after the attacks in november. votes counted in central african republic after parliamentary elections and it was peaceful but still nearly a million people living in camps, the biggest camp is in the capitol and far from safe as tonya page reports. >> reporter: people are still living in camps lik

deceit and violence, al jazeera aps john terret explains in in context report. >> munich 2012, investigators find 1280 works of art, 121 still in their frames, the rest stuffed into cabinet drawers. among them works by matisse, ren renoir, and others. >> they are in a relatively good condition, some of them dirty but not damaged. >> the greatest find of art stolen 50 nazis in 1945. >> the people that deal with these kind of art, would all be fighting with each other like ferrets in a sack. if it knocks the value and prices down of others they have. >> museum curator and one of hit lers's art dealers. under hitler jewish collectors were either forced to sell their art at ridiculously low prices or abandon their art when fleeing the nazis. now all these years later, the relatives want their artwork back. but approving is well nigh impossible. >> they may have difficulty doing that. they may not have the original records. >> cornelius died in 2014, in his will he left the collection to a museum. he is quoted as saying losing his paintings was worse than when his mother and father

and machete. he hoped the assault would help him join isil overseas. >> in munich, germany, police warned of a serious attack. they've been tipped off to five to seven suicide bombers. with the main train station and another the primary targets. despite the war, thousands rang in the new year with fireworks in munich's downtown. >> november's attacks did not keep parisians from celebrating in public. therere too t public fireworks display was canceled replaced by a performance a thehe arcrc detory om just beforore midnight. the terror attacks left 130 people dead. >> new year's eve celebrations went on as scheduled in dubai despite a fire that engulfed one of the top hotels. flames shot out of the skyscraper. abc's alex mar adequate has the details. >> reporter: a towering inferno. one of dubai's most famous luxurury hotelsonsumed by flames. >> yes, i can e a lot of debris coming down from the building and it's getting bigger and bigger. >> reporter: the fire started on the 20th floor of this 63-story hotel, and was visible from all l around. the roar of the fire heard in video sho

"mein kampf" or "my struggle" ordered by munich book dealer who plans to sell this most notorious and most dangerous of all german books. >> it's an extremely hateful, inhuman text. it is anti-semitic, racist, militarist. but i believe it is worth it to analyze the text once again. >> adolph hitler wrote the book in 1924 without a ghost writer, all by himself. the essence of his thinking is all inside, hatred of jews and desire to expand germany territory eastward. now, munich's institute of contemporary history has republished the book with commentary and thousands of footnotes. >> this edition exposes hitler's scattered disinformation, his outright laws and half truths purely aimed at having a propagandistic. >> even so, the very idea of "mein kampf" being back on the bookshelves is shocking to many of the victims. many members of the jewish community were against the republishing. >> i see in the letters i receive that there's heated discussion on this and that for many it's simply inconceivable that this book is being made available again. >> yet the book has indeed been avail

imminent, just hours before thousands gather for celebrations in munich. >> we' ve been spoiled with very mild temperatures this month, but a new year brings changes when arctic temperatures arrive. tom: and the average gas price in new hampshire drops below the national average to less than $2 a gallon. how much money falling gas prices saved granite staters this year. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. , is on. less than one hour until the new year and hundreds of people are celebrating the end of 2015 at first night in portsmouth right now. good evening, i' m tom griffith. many are kicking off 2016 with fireworks, live music and entertainment tonight. wmur' s suzanne roantree is live in portsmouth and suzanne, how are people enjoying new years eve? enjoying this new year' s eve. perfect here in oarsman. jugglers in the street, live music, people are dancing in the streets all over, just having a really good time on this last day of 2015. >> i like to come here, dance look at the lights and just have fun. suzanne: framed as a family-friendly event, first night is known as t

militants from iraq and syria were planning attacks in munich. the city's main train station and another station were evacuated. police say they have been unable country. officials say the tip indicated that isis was behind the planned attacks. tonight officials in munich say the tip is no longer accurate, but they are still warning people to be cautious. today we wake up in 2016, a new year, with new hopes and new goals. nigel: also a new attack, this one in israel. authorities are trying to see if there are connections to isis. nbc news correspondent edward lawrence has more. >> as new york work crews clean up after one of the largest new new year's eve celebrations , look for a gunman. this security camera video shows the gunman first looking at produce, then pulling out an assault rifle and killing two more. in germany authorities evacuated two train stations just hours before the new year. stations for a midnight attack. new years day also brought evacuations in ramadi, iraq. iraqi forces pushed isis out of the city and now are helping relieved residents get out from under t

germany rang in the new year, police in munich ordered the evacuation of two train stations. germany said it had, quote, serious evidence of an imminent terrorist attack at those stations including the main munich train station. >>> the mayor of new york city says times square will be the safest place to be this new year's eve. security there always tight. but tonight, hundreds more police on the streets compared to last year. cbs reporter jamie yuccas is one of a million folks expected to be at times square tonight. you and your friends, huh, jamie? >> reporter: just a few. allen, not only are there 6,000 police officers like you were talking about, but we have seen snipers and rooftops and anyone who showed up here today with a backpack had to throw it away. it's the countdown before the real countdown. 6 hours before midnight, the waterford crystal ball was raised to the top of its perch before its famous drop. >> whoo! >> reporter: partiers started arriving early in the morning to get the best spot. taylor coyneer is celebrating both the new year and her 19th birthday. >> i have

of a threat of a terror attack there. police in munich have asked people to stay away from the main train station as well as a second station. despite the warnings, thousands of people were still out on the streets of munich at midnight to welcome the new year with fireworks. >>> a luxury hotel going up in flames. that didn't stop a massive fireworks display in dubai just minutes before the fireworks started large explosions could be heard inside a burning 63- story building. and tonight it is still not clear what caused that blaze. >> reporter: massive flames engulfed the address hotel, a luxury high-rise downtown dubai in the united air emirates. people inside said it was chaos. >> the heat was so intense outside. it was unbelievable. just people started to panic, crushing each other, trying to get down the stairs, jumping over railings. i couldn't believe how fast it actually happened. >> reporter: the 63-story hotel and condominium is located near the world's tallest skyscraper where tens of thousands gathered for a new year's fireworks display. >> i used to live on the 32nd flo

munich, germany evacuated two train stations after receiving what they called a serious imminent threat of a terror attack. brussels canceled its party as arrests were made i a terror plot. security is tighter than ever in new york's times square, which is jammed with a million people. we have a team of correspondents covering this. rst, h hly williams who has been following the fire in dubai. the fire broke out on the 20th floor of hotel, engulfing the 63 story luxury hotel and apartment building. the fire apparently began at around 9:30 p.m. local time. you casee the entire skyscraper lit up. now, the dubai authorities say that they now have the fire under control, and they also say that only one person was killed by a heart attack during the evacuation. another 15 peoe were injured. the cause of the fire is still not known. and eyewitnesses say the fire spread very rapidly through the tower, which is almost 1,000 feet tall. >> the heat was so intense outside it was unbelievable. and just people started to panic, crushing each other trying to get down the stairs and jumping over raili

. israel has been hit by a wave of random stabbings of civilians and soldiers. >>> munich train stations reopen today as top security officials say a warning about isis militants intending to cause damage in the german city was no longer acute. nbc's chapen bell reports. >> very tense moments in the german city of munich last night as police there acting on intelligence they say is from a friendly intelligence agency. acting on a possible suicide attack planned at midnight in the city. receiving this information only hours before the city looked to bring in the new year. they quickly evacuated two train stations and also put alerts on social gathering in large groups. they say this information was so specific in that the locations were named and the time that they had to act on this intelligence. they will continue searching information about these individuals that they were given names of. however at this moment they say they cannot prove these individuals are in germany or confirm the identits of them if they are real people. however they were told they were from syria and ira

injuries. in munich today, the trains are running again... after a disruption just one hour before the new year. police shutting down two train stations due to a terror threat. was information and we have to do investigate this and we have to guarantee the security and safety of our people here in munich." the high threat level... meant no fireworks displays in paris or brussels. and back in the u-s... a plot disrupted. investigators in say they stopped alleged isis supporter emmanuel lutchman before he could carry out a planned machete attack on a restaurant. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. turning now to weather, we may get a break from the firgid cold temperatures we've had... but only a small one. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff... under a cold low pressure system, temperatures are going to stay very cold through the weekend. expect morning lows in the teens and single digits. clouds will increase by late saturday, ahead of a splitting system along the coast. a series of pacific storms will start to move into the region early nex

next week. traveling with the president in hawaii, kevin corke, fox news." train stations in munich continue to investigate a possible terror attack. german officials decided not to take any chances as they temporarily closed train stations in munich last night. the german government received a tip from french intelligence...hours before new years eve...that militants from iraq and syria were planning attacks in the city. police say as many as seven suicide bombers were planning to take part in the attack. the area around saint louis is starting to recover from flooding that has claimed nearly two dozen lives... but the region remains water- logged... and at least four people are still missing. matt finn has more devastating flooding in the midwest carries over into the new year. homes, cars, and infrastructure in the region hit hard. roads in missouri beginning to clear up, with all interstates now open after crews worked to pump out excess water. anton says: "..to see this and all the workers and everything going on . i'm 68 now never seen anything i have been in a war never seen

scheduled. police in munich, germany evacuated two train stations after receiving what they called a serious imminent threat of a terror attack. brussels canceled its party as arrests were made in a terror plot. security is tighter than ever in new york's times square, which is jammed with a million people. we have a team of correspondents first, holly williams, who has been following the fire in dubai. holly. >> reporter: elaine, the dubai government says that the fire broke out on the 20th floor of the address hotel, quickly engulfing the 63-story luxury hotel and apartment building. the fire apparently began at around 9:30 p.m. local time. you can see the entire skyscraper lit up against the night sky. now, the dubai authorities say that they now have the fire under control, and they also say that only one person was killed by a heart attack during the evacuation. another 15 people were injured. the cause of the fire is still not known. and eyewitnesses say the fire spread very rapidly through the tower, which is almost 1,000 feet tall. >> the heat was so intense outside it was un

middle class. she gets the job done for us. police in munich, germany are on high alert aauthorities are warning people to stay away from crowds and large gatherings this new year's eve. authorities shut down the main train station and one in a western district, canceling train service. that after police say they received concrete information that strongly indicates possible plans for terror attacks in munich. more officers are on duty and hunting for possible suspects. several other european cities scaled back - even canceled new year's eve celebrations because of potential terrorism. law enforcement sources say credible threats to the u-s homeland. but new york police aren't taking any chances for the times square rick leventhal give us a first-hand look. the notoriously tight security in times square for new years eve is significantly tighter... with six to eight hundred more officers than last year... a total of 6000 cops deployed in and around the crossroads of the world. bratton says: "we are aware that the threat picture has changed because of isis it has changed significantly fro

after 2016 kicks off with a scare that prompted evacuations in munich and violence in tel-aviv. here at home the new year came off without incidents ceincidence. >> as new york workers clean up off the new year's eve celebrations, authorities in munich are looking for a gunman. this video shows him pulling out an assault rival and killing two people, injuring at least eight more. in germany, authorities evacuated two strain stations just hours before the new year. suicide bombers targeted those stations for a midnight attack. iraqi forces pushed isis out of the city and are now helping relieved residents get out from under the terrorist group's control. meanwhile in the united states, security was tight for all new year's eve celebrations. spectators saw the same level of security at the 127th annual rose bowl parade. each of the floats dekd out with thousands of flowers. this year along with the floats, bomb sniffing dogs and a police helicopter patrolling. >> as we start this presidential election year, a new gallop poll shows that americans now believe terrorism is the number one pro

codes and standards. >> a troubling scene in dubai on this new year's eve. >> well, police in munich say there is an imminent threat of an i.s.i.l. attack at a train station. in the main station they were shut. on facebook police wrote: according to information, the station will be cheesed. information was received that i.s.i.l. was behind the threat. >> reporter: five men were in custody in belgium in connection with a plot to stage an attack. some have been linked to a terrorist group. one is suspected of supporting i.s.i.l. the plot prompting brussels to cancel its fire works show. >> a man in new york has been arrested. emanuel was hoping to prove his worth to i.s.i.l. prosecutors accused him of attacking a bar. city officials called off the celebrations. it was an fbi sting and paid informants were used. he had served five years in prison for rob which. security is tight where a million people are ready to ring in the new year. john terrett is among the throngs of people. >> evening, and welcome to times squa square. the cross words of the world. however, security is a big issue

media. >> munich's central station along with a second station were shut down. police warned people to stay away from the station. the minister said he received information about i.s.i.l., saying that i.s.i.l. is behind the threat. >> five men are in custody in belgium in connection with a plot to stage an attack in brussels. the men were linked to a terrorist organization, one is suspected of supporting i.s.i.l. the plot prompting brussels to cancel the new year's eve celebration. >> a man in upstate new york has been arrested. 25-year-old emanuel wanted to impress i.s.i.l. he planned to stop a bar. the city cancelled the celebrations. he was caught in an fbi sting. and served five years prison for robbery. the battle destroyed 80% of the city. the local government urged residents not to return. i.s.i.l. is still fighting in other areas. in northern iraq many christian who fled after i.s.i.l. took control of the city are settled in erbil. they hope to return home. >> reporter: this man's holidays have not been the same for the last two years, since he lost his arms in a car bomb explo

streets of munich germany. they got a tip that the "islamic state" group was planning attacks in the city with 5 to 7 suicide bombers. police were warned to stay away from crowds and two train stations. but no threats at this time. >>> an isis terror plot was averted in new york. emanuel lutchman arrested on wednesday. the fbi says he was planning to attack a rochester bar. he bought a ski mask, ziptie and knives to carry out the attack in loyalty to isis. >>> this morning hundreds of new laws go into effect f the fair pay act employer also have to justify any pay differences for men and women who do similar work. concealed weapons will be banned on college campuses and parents can't get a personal belief exemption for childhood vaccines. one other new law really caught our attention. they are calling it the pancakes law. sharon chin explains. >> reporter: la honda's all volunteer fire brigade is raising money to replace this 30-year-old engine. but when it told fundraisers it had to pay sales tax on each ticket sold. >> we already paid tax on the goods when we go to the store and we

stations in munich. it is all up and running now. according to police, half a dozen homicide bombers were plotting isis inspired attacks there. the foreign intelligence service tipping german authorities off about those plots. no arrests have been made but thousands of people took to the streets in munich to ring in the new year notwithstanding those threats. >>> despite concerns over terror people gathered all over the world to welcome in the new year with public celebrations from hong kong to times square, brazil, to paris. party goers kicking off 2016. a lot of fireworks of course and music. here in new york city about a million people gathering in times square. security for that event unprecedented with some 6,000 police officers on hand. arthel: you know what? they are so top-notch, the new york police department counterterrorism agent out there. hats off to them for a job well-done. gregg: we were talking to some of them yesterday. i went out to times square. we're a half block away. they're very, very respectful and nice people and friendly people too you know? people

. find out what is next for bayern munich manager. as sport is coming up. ♪ >>> rising sea levels causing low-lying islands off of the coast of senegal to disappear. homes and livelihoods are also sinking fast. >> reporter: a suitcase, pots and pans, all belongings that were once safe inside this person's home before it was destroyed by rising water. it has become a daily ritual, finding out what the tide will swallow, and what she can save before it rises again. standing in what was her living room, the memories are confronting. her children once played in a cot here. and this is what remains of the kitchen where her mother shared her recipes. >> translator: i'm scared that more of our lyes will disappear. washed away in this water that won't stop rising. >> reporter: it is a slow and quiet disaster unfolding in the low-lying delta. barely one meter above sea level islands like this are being submerged. the water has destroyed paddy fields. someone gave it a name, climate change. since then, government officials, international aid agencies and environmentalists have come to the i

, including byron munich manager. in maybe his next stop. >> by passing opposition in congress, which are aimed at making it harder to buy a gun in the u.s. >> every time i think about those kids. it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the street of chicago every day. >> alongside relatives of gun victims, obama said safeguards are necessary to protect innocent people. >> the president intends to close a loophole so that anyone selling a gun would have to carry out background checks. will be required to do more research on smart gun technology to stop them going off accidentally, and obama will request new funding for 200 specialist firearms agents and for mental healthcare to prevent gun related crimes. we are also faking steps to make the system more efficient. under the guidance of the fbi, deputy director, tom brandon a.t.f., we will hire more folks to process applications faster, and we will bring a outdated system into the twenty-first century. >> the white house correspondent is following the story closely. is that unusual? >> it is highly unusual to see the president te

. reports from munich, the former president also comes out badly. >> part one of this momentum report into doping left russia suspended from athletics with it's reputation severely damaged. after russia can nighs state sponsored doping part two was about collusion between them and the athletics governing body. the report suggests it went to the highest level, with the former president able to call upon the friendship of russian president. how troubled are you considering russia has denied any state sponsors doping? >> well, it ises troubling to hear that. we don't know whether it is true. it's been said. and there have been some bizarre and potentially troubling contradictions between what he has been saying and in recent weeks and months. >> one of the accused in the report, former russian track federation president responded that the report offers no proof he committed any wrongdoing, only conjecture. the governing body the i.a.a.f. is meant to protect sport, instead it is accomplice sit in the deception of the public. the act has been charged by french prosecutors for active corrup

wellings in munich, and more focus on the governing body itself. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ >>> hello again, now to the legacy of apartheid in south africa. most land is still owned by white south africans, despite the government promising to return a third to the black majority. more than 60,000 land claims are awaiting settlement. as tania page reports. >> reporter: this is one of the biggest landowners in south africa's province here. he keeps some of the continents iconic animals and grows crops, but they may not be his forever. five different counties moved off of the land by a white minority government in the late 1900s say his land be

a terror threat that forced the evacuation of train stations in munich. police warning residents to stay away from the city's main strain station and a second station-- train station and a second station because of a threat of isis bombers. thousands took in the midnight fireworks show despite the threat. no fireworks in rochester where an alleged plot was thwarted. a 25-year-old was busted in an operation, he was talking about an attack on a restaurant as an isis sympathizer, black ski masks, zip ties, mashedey, duct tape, and gloves. >> these individuals can be anywhere and will try to hurt people nearby. we have to figure out the best internet as the isis persuades these disaffected individuals to try and do these dastardly acts. >> governor cuomo-- >>> no interruptions in dubai despite a hotel fire, it broke out 2 hours before midnight. starting on the 20th floor the flames quickly climeed up the 63' story tower, the tallest building is blocks away where the fireworks display shot off on schedule. >> bizarre, surreal scene there. >>> as we continue, tragedy striking a family fro

revealed here in munich, and those findings will be damming. there will be more allegations of widespread doping, of criminal activity to cover up that doping, and a focus on the governing body of athletics itself. the chairman of the mission dick pound has promised there will be a wow factors. >> as the investigation went on, we discovered information that not only related to sport corruption in the general sense of it, but also to possible criminal actions. >> head of world athletics for 16 years, he has been charged with active corruption under french law, accused of covering up doping tests. notests. they will focus on the david beckham from the iaaf that was linked to the media last year. over 100 athletic medals won in the championships and olympics between 2001 and 2012 are under suspicion. some nations may await the latest findings particularly nervously. a succession of athletes from kenya have been suspended for doping offenses. and what was once a credible anti-doping agency in the country. the latest report will show the long distance athletics has to go to get back

world war ii. it contains critique's of the dictator's views. dominic kane reports from munich. >> reporter: it's author is long dead as is the party he created, but his book remains. the naughty dictator puts across anuanceations of communism, his vision of a german-dominated europe, and his venomous anti-semitism. the book had been banned using copyright laws. but that has now expired. but the institute of public history felt it had to act. >> translator: the addition, demystifies misinformation spread by hitler, his blatant lies and many half truths which were pure propaganda. >> reporter: but for some members of the jewish community that is not enough to justify this new publication. >> translator: yes, the copy write has to expired. so what. do i have to republish all garbage? i'm simply at a loss for words to explain why this stupid book is being republished. >> reporter: the shadow of national socialism is so long that it can still be on the streets of germany. brass plaques have been placed to commemorate the victims. it illustrates the gulf between the evils of nazi ge

. now it's time for the sports news. here is farrah. >> thank you so much. bayern munich manager pep guardiola said that the english premier league is his next stop. the former coach has received several offers but he has yet to sign any. >> you know i think i'm young enough at 44 i need a new challenge. i don't want to finish my career as a coach without experience in england. i've talked many times with the president of bayern munich on that subject, and i'm very happy and grateful because i know the club wanted to keep me here. >> he wants to turn things around at real madrid and win everything this season. the grinch man was speaking at his first press conference. the 43-year-old promised to to display the seam attacking play as he used as a player. >> i'll try to evolve from what i was to what i am as a coach now. my goal is for the players to enjoy it on the pitch. but i have to contribute with something else from my players. that's going to be day by day with our work as a team. >> sepp blatter's former right hand man faces the prospect of a lengthy ban from all football activ

say isis was behind a threat to close two major train stations in munich. france tipped off germany about an imminent terror attack and the warning was before the city celebrate the start of the new year between five and seven were thought to be planning the attack. suicide bombers from isis could target the train stations in munich. both stateses were evacuate asked then re-opened. no one was hurt. 190 workers in somali have been fired in a prayer dispute at a colorado meat packing plant after failing to report for work for three consecutive days. they were protesting what they say are changing in times allowed for muslim prayer at the plant. the superpower for the meat company who occupied the plant said the company makes every responsible attempt to provide religious accommodation. >> this morning, security is tight in pasadena for the rose parade and bowl game. police teamed up with the fay my and homeland security to establish the plan. they have two dozen bomb sniffing dogs patrolling the state-of-the-art detection equipment. this is a huge event, and 700,000 people are expect

in prison for attempting to steal than israeli soldier's weapon. munich problems. a new year eaves alert led to the evacuation and shut down of two train stations in munich. german officials say there is no sign of any immediate attack but much of europe has been on high alert since 130 people were killed in paris in move. the new mayor in mexico was mer dead on saturday-- mer dead on saturday a day after taking office. she belonged to the leftist part party of democratic revolution. two suspects are under arrest. the other two were killed by local police. the area is a battleground for groups in relation to drugs. president obama is expected to introduce a series of executive actions on gun control in advance of his january 12 state of the union address to congress. his efforts to bypass congress have been met with vocal opposition from the gun lobby and at least one contender for the presidential seat. >> reporter: >> my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business. >> reporter: president obama announced his new year's resolution, tackling what he calls the

a new year's eve security alert in munich. the interior minister says closer groupings is needed with international security agencies. a new year's eve intelligence alert led to the evacuation and shut down of two train stations in munich. officials say there is no sign of immediate attack but much of europe has been on high alert since militants killed 130 people in paris in november t11 iraqi military members are dead after i.s.i.l. led attacks in the western city of ramadi. according to a general there, iraqi troops repelled bombs in the outskirts. the military continues to control that strategic territory. some british troops who served in the iraq war may face prosecution for war crimes. that's according to the head of the unit created to investigate allegations of murder, abuse or a torture between 2003 and 209. paul brennan reports. >> reporter: the british soldier filmed here abusing iraqi prisonerss was subsequently jailed. seven years after the end of u.k. combat operations in iraq, many other allegations of abuse and even murder by british soldiers remain unresolved an

search for a cause. terror threats *did* cause two munich train stations to be evacuated in germany an hour before the new year.in paris....no fireworks display- due to terror threats- the same in brussels. back in the u-s--authorities say they stopped a plot in rochester new york. emanuel lutchman is accused of planning to attack people at a restaurant in the name of isis.and even though the ball has dropped, security is expected to be high at another new year's tradition. sot green - chief phillip sanchez / pasadena police dept."don't do something illegal, chances are you'll be standing next to an undercover officer." the rose parade in pasadena was designated a top-tier security event by federal officials even before the san bernardino attack.. and estimated 700-thousand people are expected to line the route-don't seem deterred by potential threats.sot richard klingbail/pasadena (orange) we've been at 48 consecutive parades? really fun? we enjoy it? it's always something new and refreshing and beautifulreporter tag: pasadena police are partnering with the fbi and homeland security f

in the new year. police in munich have evacuated one train station and told people to stay away from another because of a serious eminent threat of a terror attack. we will keep you up to date and you can follow us on twitter at abc7newsbayarea. >>> 2016 is already here across much of the globe. t the world's first large-scale new year's eve celebration took place in auckland, new zealand. check out this incredible fireworks show in australia with blasts simultaneously launched. china rang in 2016 in grand flash style. this is what it looked like in hong kong in historic victoria harbor. in moscow, they welcomed in the new year with a colorful fireworks display among the kremlin and red square with a message from vladamir putin on a hard but fruitful year. >>> this is live because it is midnight in london. one minute passed right now. so londonites are enjoying their fireworks show as they ring in 2016. in du bois, the fireworks still went on despite a massive fire not far from the fireworks display. >> reporter: yeah, guys, the massive fire at the luxury high-rise is 60% contained t

week. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. jean: munich, germany says the threat of a terror attack is no longer imminent, but that the general threat across europe is still high. the city evacuated train stations during last night' s new year' s eve celebration after getting word that several isis militants planned to set off bombs. officials say the report came from an allied country' s intelligence service. munich does have extra police on duty today, but trains are back on schedule. josh: crews are still working to that tore through a dubai hotel. those flames climbed the side of the 63-story hotel right next to the area where nearly 1 million the city' s fireworks show. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. dubai saw a similar fire in february when a fire spread up the outside of an 86-story residential building. jean: the ladies in a series of oklahoma earthquakes hit this morning measuring 4.2. s newscast. re having another earthquake right now. the studio lights are shaking as we speak. we just had a big earthquake. >> that' s a big one. >> yeah. that one was a bi

: no attacks took place after authorities in munich, the intelligence service of a friendly country told him about an isis plot for new year's eve suicide attack. heavily armed security has been seen at the main rail location. in dubai, they are investigating what caused a massive fire that took over a high-rise hotel. it happened right before new year's eve. residence, at least 14 people, were injured. allyson: the clemson and >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. dale: good morning. coming up on 6:17. video out of st. louis, missouri, the mississippi causing widespread distraction. the river rose nearly 15 feet above flood stage throughout st. louis county and that caused flooding into nearby homes. state officials say no injuries were reported. several roads are beginning to reopen, but a lot of damage and cost of folks there. we had drained the last couple of days. up 12.5 inches ahead of our rainfall and what we normally expect that gsp. instead of 47 inches, it was 59 inches for the year. we had a wet year and we are wait ahead as far as rainfall now. we went from dro

are continuing despite security threats in munich that shut down the train station for what was called an imminent attack. in dubai, fireworks went off just blocks away from a raging fire in a 63-story building. >>> and we're looking live in brazil here where they're counting down the final seconds, just a few seconds in rio de janei janeiro. >> take a live look in new york city where the ball will drop in just three hours. >> happy humanity there. >> thank you for joining us. >> we are counting down the final six hours of 2015 here on the west coast. >> conditions are looking good for the festivities in the bay area. >> we will check in with our meteorologist in just a moment. >> first, let's go live along the embarcadero in san francisco. hey, katie. >> reporter: hi, kristen. several people have asked me where they can see the fireworks. i tell them, right here, the embarcadero is a front row seat. san francisco police will be along any time to put up the barricades to control the crowds. crowds of people who have today off who are going to celebrate. but for some businesses i