countown music so, with some of the classic musical numbers that accompanied new york's new year's eve ball making its descent. we stay with the pictures, but this has been a huge security operation in new york. an estimated 2 million people in the area, surrounded by a ring of about 40,000 ton trucks and police to keep everybody say. it is a comfortable temperature. lots of the traditional hats doing the rounds and couples enjoying themselves, but the temperature roughly five celsius, so not freezing and people enjoying themselves, as you can see. let's cut back and hear some more of the music. # these little town blues # are melting away # i'll make a brand new start of it # in old new york # ifi new start of it # in old new york # if i can make it there # i'll make it anywhere # it's up to you, new york, new york # new york, new # i want to wake up in a city # and find i'm top of the list # top of the hill # number one # these little town blues a huge number of tourists, as with every year, as many go to attend this event. it sweeps across from east to west, each city in the differe

. >> lots of stars ringing in the new year together. you know who spent new year's together? >> who? >> drake and j.lo. >> oh, yeah. the drake-lo. >> yes. dinner with friends in vegas before heading out to the nightclub. drake perform end j.lo there. close by the entire night. here is the thing. jennifer spotted rocking a necklace that night and it looks suspiciously similar to the one that drake rocked before christmas. a the couple spotted leaving together around 2:30 in the morning. is this real? >> i just say, i don't like drake's turtle neck in this picture. i that i turtle neck stinks. >> i was asking about the relationship. >> i'm talking about the turtle neck. no one wears turtle necks any more, drake. looks stupid. that's all i have. no collar bone. you got go collar bone 2017. >> what are you talking about? let's move on. let's go. to the next story. i didn't know bewere talking about turtle neckes. britney spears seems to be this was her first instagram post in the new year. a picture of her rumored boyfriend male model, saa. met in october on the set of her slumbe

happy new year. >>> it's the 45th anniversary of "new year's rockin' eve" and we are live in new york city! the moment we've all been waiting for is now just a half hour away. the energy of the crowd is electric. our special guests are primed and ready to hit the stage. we're saying good-bye to 2016 and hello to 2017 with the biggest party on the planet. let's get it started right now! from hollywood, las vegas, new orleans and live from times square, it's "dick clark's new year's rockin' eve 2017 with me, ryan seacrest!" with a live performance in new york by mariah carey, just before midnight. and right after the ball drops, we're off to las vegas for a performance by music legend lionel richie!

happy new year. >> happy new year. i hope you have a great new year's eve. >> i did. >> i hope to hear more about that during commercial break. here is what is coming up on "new day." christine, a confrontation between donald trump and the author of one of the biographies about trump. this happened on mr. trump's golf course a couple days ago. we will have that biographer, harry hurt, on to tell us the words exchanged and why he was at the golf course to begin with. >>> also the new congressional session begins tomorrow. the republicans, of course, have the majority. they are not in lock-step. exactly what will they be able to accomplish this year and where are rifts in the party? we will talk all about that when you share your work husband with me, john berman, at the top of the hour. >> take good care of him. >>> the nfl playoff picture is set. weekend wild card match ups including the pittsburgh steelers, hines ward's former team. we have the bleach are report next. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is

hgppy pretty high on this new year's day? happy new year. we are live in queen victoria square, where it will start at 4pm this afternoon when these buildings will be turned into giant screens. that is the maritime museum, another one which will be pa rt museum, another one which will be part of this opening event which is run by this man, sean mcallister, the bafta nominated film—maker. your opening event, apm, made in hull. it is quite a concept for people that haven't heard of it. please explain. it is celebrating 75 years of the city across a one mile trail across the city that people can take between 9pm and 10pm tonight, in the middle of which there will be a beautiful fireworks display. how important was it that the opening event was something that anyone could come too, that you didn't need a ticket for? i think it's very important because culture in hull for working—class ordinary people is very difficult. but this is something that is very tangible and open to everybody. now, there is a lady called linda who runs a pub here in

happy new year. >> happy new year. there's a good deal of cloud cover and visibility has been reduced. a quarter mile from santa rosa and 2 1/2 in napa visibility. breezy winds. 34 in napa but check out half moon bay, hayward and san mateo, 50 for you. your forecast today calls for cool sunshine to start and then we look for partly cloudy skies, a chance of showers in the afternoon. once again, we talking no levels as low as 1500 feet in the north bay. it looks to be a pretty the wet week ahead. details in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. developing news out of oakland this morning. a driver trying to get away from police ran into a homeless encampment, injuring three people, leaving one with a broken leg. officers driving westbound on 9820 noticed a driver was speeding and tried to pull him over. the driver instead took the 27th street exit and overturned on north gate avenue, landing on a tent occupied by homeless people. two other people inside the car were arrested. the driver tried to run away, but was caugh

hope you have a save and happy new year. the holidays are over and president-elect trump is back to work at trump tower. topping the agenda, russian hacking and whether to retaliate. clayton: doug mckelway live in washington, d.c., with the latest as mr. trump promises new information on the cyberattack. good morning, doug. good morning, clayton.

and especially on new year's eve as people were hoping to ring in the new year. and also hoping that 2016 would not repeat itself in 2017 here in istanbul. attack after attack after attack. this dashing all hopes that things will change this year. fredricka. >> and, why do investigators believe it was this club that was attacked? >> they don't know yet, but there are some ideas that this is an area really, fredricka, that is one that is filled with clubs. in fact, right across the street from this nightclub, there is another nightclub. you go two streets down and there are another two nightclubs. it is kind of a happening place here where a lot of people from around the world like to come and enjoy themselves. and this may have been a message about the western lifestyle that people see as being led here and this is also istanbul, a place that divides east and west. it's right in the middle of it. it always has been with europe on one side and we also want to tell you we heard from a witness who said she is absolutely certain after all the shooting she heard the s

have a new year -- happy new year.>>> the future is up in the air in oakland. joining us with more about the future of the oakland raiders here in oakland is the city councilman. >> thank you.>> reporter: there were a lot of people that believed it was a foregone conclusion that the team would leave. tell us about that. >> first of all, let me say happy new year and go raiders. i believe they will stay in oakland due to the fact that the negotiations are still in place with the nfl commissioners and the owners and the organization. i believe the package that alameda county and the city of oakland have put together for the raiders benefits not only the raiders, but we have the fan base and the stadium property and the training facilities right next to the airport. as well as their headquarters and summer practice locations. so, i think it is in the best interest of the oakland raiders, and most of all, and the greatest interest of the city of oakland to keep the raiders.>> reporter: for a lot of people, the raiders have been synonymous with oakland. the owner is

gentlemen, happy new year. nice to have you. >> happy new year, leland. >> happy new year. leland: the president tweeted out new year's greetings and went pretty specific on a couple of different issues. we'll start with obamacare. this from the president's twitter account: after decades of rising health care costs, has access to the financial security of affordable health care, and he included a graph to make his point. antwan, how much of this is trying to secure his legacy, how much of this is trying to then make a point to the american people of, hey, look, donald trump is coming into office, and you have to fight for these things? >> well, i don't think he's secure in his legacy, because i think his legacy was secured the minute he signed the affordable care act into law. millions of people for the first time in this country have health care. college students, once you graduate college, you can no longer be kicked off your health insurance, you can stay on until you're 26 years old. if you have a pre-existing condition, you can no longer -- leland: we don't need to rea

a happy new year. happy 2017 and remind you that we're on tape this morning so like most of you, we could be home with our families. not that any of us would be upset spending new year's day with one another because we are a family here at "gma" as well. >> although, you know, it's tough to work with you when you're hungover. >> i don't drink on new year's eve. what are you talking about? >> we want to turn to one of the big legal battles shaping up in the new year. thanks for throwing me under the bus, dan. >> you're welcome. there are a number of high-profile cases on the docket as we head into 2017, and abc news senior legal correspondent sunny hostin is here with the names of the folks who will have their day in court. sunny, good morning. >> good morning. dan, paula. well, from celebrities to documentaries to subjects. famous names will have their cases heard with the results, anyone's guess. they are the crimes that dominated the headlines in 2016. rocking hollywood. a big year that turned binge

year comes new year's resolutions. and according to a new study the three most common money- related goals for 2017 are to save money... pay down or pay off debt... and to spend less. and there are some tips to help you reach those goals. experts say you should set up an automatic savings account. that way every time you get paid -- a little bit goes into savings. if you have multiple credit cards -- pay off the balance of the card with the highest interest rate first. and in order to help you save money, you should put together a budget and make sure you know how much you spend on each item. çááámartyáááÑ[take vo] çááávoáááÑ there is a warning to be on the lookout for counterfeit cash as many people are returning gifts and post-holiday purchases. experts say there is an up- tick in counterfeit money in circulation this time of year. out of every 10-thousand dollars... there is a counterfeit bill. they say since clerks are busy with crowds at the checkout stands, they are more likely to not catch a fake

he spoke at the new year's eve party last night. he's set to be briefed by intelligence members but says he knows things others don't know. he says he doesn't believe russia is behind the attacks though 17 agents say the >> professor sulikowski: proof is solid. >> hollywood's iconic sign looked different this morning. someone adjusted the o's to look like e's spelling out hollyweed. the vandals used giant tarps to transform the sign. many had pictures taken before the tarps were removed. >> mariah carey had a botched performance on new year's rocking eve here on abc. >> happy new year. >> the singer appeared to have technical difficulties during her live performance. she even stopped singing, paced the stage and told the audience to finish the lyrics for her. she performed in front of a million people. many took to twitter to comment on the fiasco. weather is next on "action news." adam joseph has the forecast from accuweather when "action news" comes back. ♪ ♪ >> check out this great video sent in by an "action news" viewer tak

into the new year. fireworks were launched from inside of the enormous observation wheel. lighting up the night sky for revelers near and far. >>> well, here at home, the mummers parade takes center stage in philadelphia tomorrow. so big question what can you expect as you head outside for the first day of 2017? meteorologist lauren casey joins us with her new year's decor cast. >> thanks, joe. a lot of festivities on going and conditions will be pretty nice conducive to getting outdoors and enjoying those. we've warmed up over the last hour. 46 degrees right now in philadelphia. 43 in allentown. 46 degrees right now in ac. we still do have that breeze to contend with up around eight. 17, 20 miles per hour another breezy day throughout the day today and we had gusty winds. winds still gusting newspaper the upper teen, 20 miles per hour range adding to that wind chill impact and we did see a couple of flakes northwest of the city. a couple of sprinkles work through center city and right now dealing with

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 year was somewhere around $200,000. you try every night to cut your cost but it's a major factor in doing business here. >> reporter: while countries like denmark have been using off-shore wind farm since the early '90s, u.s.-based projects have been stalled due to court fights over environmental fears and protests over the tur bien's blocking beachfront views. >> it took a long time to get here. >> how long? >> took us eight years to build this project. >> reporter: other projects are in the works. potentially bringing 200 more wind tur biens to the area within the next ten years. steve draper expects people will get used to the new scenery. >> we all got used to telephone polls and telephone wires in our views, and they're not beautiful. >> a view of the future, powering the future. jericka duncan, cbs news, off the coast of block island. >> quijano: up next, it's a happy new year for a man wh

new year's eve her twin sister was born right back new year's day. last year mother gave birth to her baby girl and boy one minutes before in two minutes after the new year. >>> a southern california family welcome the first to be born in the bay area in 2017 just seconds into the new year. her name is grace emily reynaud and she was born 12 seconds after midnight and o'connor hospital in san jose. grace is 6 pounds 11 ounces and is 20 inches long. she is leslie and edwin's third child. the family lived at lives at camp pendleton in san diego county her dad's a marine. they were visiting family in the south bay when grace decided she was ready to make her debut. >> for the twins born in separate years you only get tax credit for one child. >> always thinking about finances mike. >> i was just thinking about the birthday party. >> i was thinking about who's younger when they're in their 30s. >>> twitter is talking about editing. you may be able to edit tweets. that is something users have been complaining about as facebook and insta gram allows this.

of hope. >> happy new year! >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, pasadena, california. >> just beautiful. that will do it for us on this monday night. lester will be back here tomorrow. i'm kate snow for all of us at nbc news, thanks so much for watching, have a great night. >>> lights, camera, access. >> you said people that see you as the dumb blond have gotten it all wrong, paris. >> i think i kind of invented that whole misconception. >> and $2 billion in profit later here we are. >> so, where's she been? our paris hilton exclusive. i'm liz

fire outside a miami home on new new year's da. the victims were hanging out when a car pulled up and rolled down the wood. three of the victims are teens, they suffered serious injuries, but expected to recover. >>> two protesters pulled off a elaborate stunt during the vikings bears game questioning stadium security. you can see them hanging from the rafters in minneapolis. u.s. bank is reportedly an investor in the dakota pipeline. those dangleing were a arrested. >>> former coach of the eagles chip kelly is now the former coach of the 49ers. he matched the worst record in team history. kelly took the job a few weeks after being fired from a three year stint in philadelphia. kelly has not commented on his most recent firing, but when asked about the possibility, he said nothing surprises him. >> coming up, a live preview of "g.m.a." is next. >>> plus, meet the fraternal twins with a rare distinction they are born in different years. david. >> reporter: wow, we have a rain advisory in effect it's lincoln lincoln -- it's lincoln b

happy new year! >> 2017 already has its first controversy. ♪ >> after what is being called a disastrous new year's eve performance that instantly went viral. a back and forth over what caused the mariah carey mishap. the main dispute whether or not her ear pieces and monitors were working. >> we can't hear but -- >> a rep for the singer said they weren't. she can be seen taking out her ear piece as "emotions" started monitors were off. >> get the monitors on, please. >> the rep said the show's producers knew she was having audio problems and sent her on stage as planned rather than cutting to commercial to fix the problem. dick clark productions released a statement saying "an initial information has indicated that dcp had no involvement in the challenges associated with miss carrie's new year've's performance." earlier in show, before her performance, carey did say she had trouble hearing post ryan seacrest. it's just the latest lip sync and a ha snafu. remember to beyoncÈ admitted to lip syncing

happy new year. we are right back here live in times square and what a different scene from new year's eve. more than a million people were here then. you see it's empty right now. there's the scene new year's eve when mariah carey's performance got so much attention. >> yeah, the ball dropped a little earlier than they were anticipating. a tough moment on the stage, one of the many perils of live tv. ryan seacrest saying no matter what mariah carey does, the crowd absolutely loves it. they were for the most part supportive. >>> we are going to begin with that manhunt in turkey for the terrorists who killed at least 39 people celebrating new year's at a nightclub in istanbul. overnight isis claimed responsibility for the attack and officials now warning americans to be on alert. alex marquardt is on the scene. >> reporter: overnight isis put out a statement claiming that the shooter is one of their soldiers as they call them. he is still at large. isis claimed that this attack was in response to turk

, happy new year, 4:17. first accident on the jam cam on the new year. this is northbound 309 right here near paper mill road so it looks like they have got the off ramp for paper mill. police are on the scene there south jersey 42 freeway, again , road are try but as we heard from steve we are starting to see rain drops in dell wow, sue just showed us on the map where we will see precipitation hitting us first and then that will change the road conditions, as we roll through the morning rush hour here. in problems through co, schuylkill looking good in medford, new jersey, taunton lake road still blocked, tomlinson mill for kings grant , for another four or five hours. police taking care of an accident from the overnight. tuckerton road is your best bet. if you are using mass transit today some adjustments, septa is operating on a sunday schedule for all of the regional rail lines, and the rest of the system, the buses, trains, trolleys, operating on a modified schedule, bottom line is make sure you know th

seth meyers" new year's eve special. tonight -- jennifer lawrence -- arnold schwarzenegger -- leslie jones -- music from kelly clarkson -- featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. happy new year. we're very excited. we've got incredibly special guests for you tonight. we are in a festive mood. mostly because we are here in our warm studio and carson daly and mel b are outside freezing in times square. here's a shot of times square right now. there it is, look at them partying it up. [ light laughter ] so, so cold while we're so warm. we've got great guests for you tonight. joining us, star of a great new film "passengers" jennifer lawrence is here this evening. [ cheers and applause ] also, she is one of our dear friends. you know her from "saturday night live," leslie jones is in the building. [ cheers and applause ] and -- i've been bestowed a great

fox's all new england year's eve starts right now. starts right now. ♪ >> happy new year's eve. i am jesse watters' and loorng with my co-host kennedy. jesse, welcome to the biggest party in the world. we are live in times square and they call it the cross roads of the world and heart of new york city. and we va have an amazing show for you that starts now.

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to you. >> yeah, happy new year. the dow turned in a 16% return including dividends in 2016. it was matched by a strong performance by the dollar as well. it's been up about one-third since 2011 and many analysts expect it to continue rallying in 2017. that's good news for anyone buying imported goods but bad news for exporters who compete on world markets. good news for many americans in 22 states plus the district of columbia, in 2017 they'll see minimum wages increase across the board. some small, florida on the 1st of january went from $8.05 to $8.10, but still it's better than the federal minimum wage. which has been the same for a long time. and which country was it that can allow their employees now to not look at their blackberries and mobile phones? it's france. yes, there's a new rule coming in, the right to disconnect for all companies who hatch 15 employees or more, you don't have to look at your phone outside of office hours. they have a lot of out of office hours because they only work a 35-hour week. b

in the new year. it will increase by $1.36 a month starting new year's day. gas bills are expected to go up $0.29 a month. they say one of the reasons for the increase is because more people are choosing alternative energy sources. >>> following developing news out of turkey where a terrorist attack has killed dozens. and malware found at a vermont power utility, and the links to russia. and details on the southern california couple who vanished last week. >>> developing news out of turkey where at least 35 new year's eve party goers have been killed in a terrorist attack inside an istanbul nightclub. 40 were injured. at least one attacker was wearing a santa claus costume. after the shooting, the killer shouted the attack was in revenge for russian involvement in the conflict in the syrian city of aleppo. >>> a vermont electric utility has confirmed it found malware linked to russian hackers on one of its computers. the company says u.s. utilities were alerted about the malicious code thursday by the

new year, new rail fares. prices rise above inflation again, with the government saying it'll help pay for modernisation. and plans for new garden towns and villages take root across england. good evening. the so—called islamic state group claims one of its followers was behind the new year's eve nightclub attack in istanbul, which killed 39 people and wounded scores of others. a number of arrests have been made, but the hunt continues for the gunman who opened fire. officials have now identified all but one of the victims, saying most were foreign nationals. some of their funerals have been taking place today, as mark lowen reports from istanbul. it is slowly sinking in. grief binding together a nation torn apart by terror. they mourned 23—year—old man killed in the attack on the reina nightclub. a student working there for new year's eve, who was simply in the wrong place. at his funeral, his colleague. she took refuge from the gunman in the bathroom. i was in the toilet. the electricity went out. and

on new year's day. mom's already predicting a sibling rivalry between the two boys because of their birth dates. >> might give his brother a hard time. >> i think it's going to mostly be sawyer teasing everett over him being the eldest. >> holly says despite the fact that her sons will have different birthdays, it was a perfect birth. >> what a story. pretty cool. >>> still to come on "action news at 5:00 a check of the forecast. >> looking live outside, sky6 hd showing you some wet run ways at philadelphia international airport. no problems there we know of tonight, though. meteorologist cecily tynan has your exclusive accuweather five day when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly

. >> good new year's to you, pete. >> yes. good new year to you, too. i was just see that video of hollyweed sign. prop 64, when this passed legalization of recreational marijuana in california, it actually went into effect right after it passed on november 8th but here are the basic things that folks need to know. so if you're above the age of 21 and over you can use marijuana legally, privately in our own home and have up to 28.5 grams of marijuana and 8 grams of concentrated marijuana such as hash in your possession. you can grow up to six marijuana plants in a private home and give marijuana to these as long as the amount fits the guidelines i mentioned and the person is 21 years and older. the passage authorizes the resentencing and destruction of records for prior marijuana convictions. but it's still illegal to smoke weed while driving a car, in public place or any location where smoking tobacco is not allowed. even though californians with legally smoke weed if you don't have a medical marijuana you cannot legally purchase weed from dispensaries

from all of us here, happy new year. hello. this is bbc news. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has urged people to use 2017 to heal divisions caused by the eu referendum. in his new year message, recorded in coventry, the leader of the church of england praised the efforts of refugees who have made their home in the uk. 0ur religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir, reports. surrendering to the demands of television lighting, the archbishop of canterbury prepares to deliver his new year's message in a familiar setting. justin welby returned to coventry, the city where he started out as a clergyman. a city whose wartime suffering and forgiveness, he says, serves as an example to the nation. the story of this city says so much that is true about britain at its best — about our courage, standing up to tyranny, how we stand alongside the suffering and defeated, how we stand for human dignity and hope. the archbishop visited a drop—in centre for refugees, people he called a blessing to our way of life. and he drew his message to a

happy new year. back at it. a lot of folks had the day off , official holiday but a live look at the schuylkill expressway, this is what is ahead of you heading outside the front door. looking at the schuylkill right here near belmont avenue we have got that spray, quick ponding on all major roadways, even down here in delaware county we have cheerios, rain drops, on the camera lens there on i-95. if you are traveling north or south, through wilmington again, watch for the roads, further south you go temperatures will dip, south of wilmington, could be icy, same deal going north or south up and down northeast extension to or from the the poconos, okay mid county, plymouth meeting mall area but further north, temperatures are dropping and things could get tricky. weather delays expected at philly international so do check with your airline this morning. that heavy rain will set us back a couple minutes on the flights. almas transit systems are running on a sunday schedule for septa, modified schedule on the buses

london rings in the new year in style with a huge fireworks display on the river thames.

morning, happy new year. we should have a pajamas day where we all stay in the pajamas and do our show, wouldn't that be cool. >> 8:02. >> happy new year. we have icy conditions, heading north or south on the extension between lansdale and clark summit, as sue showed us 33 degrees in allentown but 30 in the poconos. if your heading north and looks wet it could be slippery this morning. weather delays up to 30 minutes here in philadelphia, and in new york. so if you are intend to go fly , this morning, check in with the airline pack a snack for kid and be ready for some delays today. otherwise, you shouldn't have a problem getting there, light volume, today is the official holiday, lot of folks are off from work, schools are closed, rain drop on our camera lens here, between airport and southwest philadelphia everything was shut down for the big mummers parade, yesterday, opened, probably some left over confetti and horns stuck to the pavement, with the rain that we have on the overnight. south jersey looking

early new year's morning. at least 39 people were kill and 70 others were wounded including an american from pennsylvania. officials say the gunman escaped in the chaos. >>> and president-elect donald trump continues to express skepticism about u.s. intelligence reports linking russia to cyber attacks aimed at interfering with the u.s. election. mr. trump says hacking is hard to prove and it could have been someone else. he also says he has inside information that he'll reveal later this week. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tips on keeping your personal information safe from hackers in 2017. we'll speak with "wall street journal" columnist joanna stern. >>> plus conor knighton shows us his yearlong trip to all 59 national parks. >>> and we'll take you to tuscany where a wine maker is using music to help his grapes grow. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi.

and ring in the new year. many are embracing a fresh start with 2017 after a tumultuous year with a lot of news that took people by surprise whether it be the presidential race, the cubs world series win, or the numerous celebrity deaths. ktvu's leigh martinez his life from the embarcadero with a fireworks display. i see you have got the crown on your head. looking good. >> reporter: you know i wasn't going to pass this up. for those who don't know, we are from the same county in new jersey. we are automatically attracted to bright shiny sometimes gaudy things. i had to have it. but yes. not the only one. several people have them too so there's the huge crowd out here now. much bigger than it was before. we are still two hours out from the festivities. you can see the people milling about. she's been waiting. she wanted to get on tv so bad. but you can see a lot of people here just about ready to have a good time. everyone is wishing each other happy new year. it has been a roller coaster up and down year. we'

>> reporter: the plane diverting to auckland, new zealand on new year's day. the man taken into police custody. passenger neil kay shot the video. >> the two male flight attendants just came over immediately to try to de-escalate it. and he called them terrible homophobic slurs. >> reporter: this is the second time in just a few days that a passenger is forced off a flight. this video appears to show one passenger hitting another. a couple from minnesota was arrested and taken off a delta flight. and as for that united flight in auckland, more than 250 passengers had to wait 24 hours for a new flight. united tells us the call to divert is ultimately the captain's decision. cecilia? >> gio, thank you. >>> and the queen of pop is at the center of what became the viral story of 2016. mariah carey's performance sparking so many bizarre questions and now a war of words. abc's david wright has more on this meltdown of the year. ♪ should auld acquaintance be forgot ♪ >> reporter: minutes before midnight, a diva disaster. 11 million people watching it live here on

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 t

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trump sending out a curious new year's greeting to friends and foes tweeting -- happy new year to all including my many enemies, and those who have fought me last so badly they just don't know what to do, love. >> congressman chris collins congressional liaison for the trump transition people and always good to talk to you, a couple maybe -- a race and others on the other hand, it will may strike people as rather petty that this is classic donald trump can't seem to get over, anybody who dares to disagree with him how do you see it. >> i think this is donald trump being donald trump having a little fun. opec at barack obama and hillary clinton, last week barack obama saying ridiculous things like if he had run in a third term, he would have beaten donald trump in fact, he campaigned for hillary said it was his legacy that was on the line, if he got o hillary clinton saying i won particular vote my wife was a you ballroom dancer counts for "dancing with the stars", it does not count for the presidency of the united states, so we will give her mirabal trophy they can't get over it point

. >> new years and new highs. european equities creep stronger at home and in china. >>> and lch clear net is sold to eurone euronext, for 510 million euros. helping to clear the way for a merger with deutsche boerse. >>> an upgrade for intercontinental group after barclays gives the hotel chain an overweight rating, sending the shares to a record high. >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." if you're trading here in the uk, happy new year to you. the ftse 100 is out of the gate today hittinging fresh record highs. joining the broader eurozone, which did see some of its highest levels of more than a year yesterday for the first day of trade of the new year. today we're looking at more strengths with the stoxx 600 going into bull market territory. let's give you a shot of the individual bourses. the ftse 100, higher by 0.8%. just below the record we saw earlier in the session. xetra dax higher, but basically flat for the main market which did enjoy sharp gains yesterday in the neighborhood of 1%. clinging in

>> happy new year! >> happy new year! >> reporter: all right. now, this fireworks show is supposed to be epic. it starts at midnight. me and the party and all these people, we are heading down there to check it out. wishing you a happen. live in alexandria, matt urish. >>> metro is making it easy for people to get home safely tonight. metro rail and bus will be free from midnight until 3 a.m. courtesy of miller lite. you must use your smart trip card to get that ride for free. >>> most cities around the world already rang in 2017. most of you can see the fireworks in hong kong, moscow, dubai and berlin and elsewhere. >> three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> in sydney, australia one city's scene harbor. special fireworks honored the late david bowie and the purple ones honored the late singer prince. in tokyo, an equal number of selfie sticks. and in romania, a traditional bear dance. certainly nothing bad here about our new year's eve weather. >>> in fact, it's, melissa, pretty nice out there? >> it is. it's nice to see the celebrations ac

happy new year. as we get started with this and we hear those words, how big of a fight is this going to be against russia? >> it's going to be a very big fight beus of course, the critical point here is that a numberf republican members of congress would agree basically with the point of view put forth there by congressman schiff, a democrat. russia one of the big issues that seems to separate donald trump from the rest of the republican party. mr. trump obviously has sort of enunciate ad a more sympathetic approach. john mccain was just in ukraine this weekend talking about standing with them against the russians. i think that division is going to be one of the crucial things to look at. >> we heard from congressman schiff saying mr. trump needs to stop talking this way to have any credibility. any sense -- is he going to stop talking this way since it worked for him so far? >> it has absolutely worked for him so far. when he has been saying you will find out what i know tuesday or wednesday, that

ambassador, happy new year. >> happy new year. ed: after his wife's crushing loss to donald trump, president bill clinton, former president ramping up call for donations to the family foundation. what is he planning to do with all that cash? pete: we've run out of ridiculous scandals to compare to, watergate, moon landing. just watch. >> turn these monitors on please. all right, let's do a lift. for laughs. ooh. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doctor if you have an infection

lou: thank you very much and have been new year. it's an exciting new year alread >> we missed you. lou: let me turn to the republican congress today. forgetting to talk to donald trump our president-elect about the priorities and moving forward to get rid of the independent office of ethics and then reversing themselves because the president-elect said let's think about this. >> lou let me put it this way. lou: i've got to interrupt you already. you say if i'm not going to hear it that way. >> you are going to hear it exactly. donald trump's given home the meaning to be concept of bully pulpit. he was just pointed out to me twitter which is basically the ability to call things the way they are and to make sure the average american is connected to results in washington d.c.. doesn't matter whether it's in a republican republican-controlles which is about to do something or whether it's ford or gm who want to send jobs offshore, he is making the point i am in control. you cross the line and i'm going to call you out. lou: and doing exactly that. at the same time working with corporat

happy new year. catch us every night at 6:00 p.m. great in the meantime here's the man himself lou dobbs on fox. president-elect trump begins new year working for hard-working americans slamming the brakes on the construction of a new plant in mexico and ford ceo credits donald trump and his progrowth policies. >> when we look at some of the regulatory reforms that he has been talking about that gives us a lot of confidence and this is a vote of confidence that he can deliver on those things. fu also tonight the president-elect making good on promises to run a smart government to drain the swamp. trump insisting house republicans back off their plan to god the office of congressional ethics after a storm of criticism. we are joined tonight by the first congress to endorse trump chris collins. he joins me in moments. and crisis in chicago, the president-elect making it clear chicago's runaway violence and record number of murders must and. he insists mayor emanuel stop the killing in chicago. we will have the details. good evening eve

new year's morning. dozens of attacks in turkey and some foreigners among the victim and how close u.s. sports stars were close to that violence. >> and breaking overnight closer to home the new yoor's off to tragic start after party goer at d.c. hotel dies in what appears to be a horrible accident live with the details and new information about the house of britain's queen elisabeth why she won't take part in traditional new year's activity. >> president-elect donald trump making head in year's eve about computer hacking and intelligence does he know something top cyber security officials do not? and good morning to you starting with live look outside your first look at 017 this morning. good morning. thanks for starting your day and your year with us. >> it looks beautiful out there. feels nice. >> happy new year, annie. >> happy new year tom. >> i stayed up until 10:00 and was out like a light. my daughter got tired of asking me who everybody on television was. she sent me off to bed and bright and bu

happy new year to you. pmi is not just holding up but rather robust for large parts of the euro zone. what does it hold? >> it's encouraging. obviously euro zone is ending 2016 on a reasonably high note. but we're still looking at growth on average of less than 2%. and an issue is inflation going to be picking up? we know it's stuck around .75. i don't want to -- at end of the day, the euro zone needs even stronger growth to pick up inflation. you can start tapering at some point. that's the key call for it. >> so does that suggest tapering this year is completely off the table? >> they're running down to some degree the amount they're buying. and in their mind was equivalent to a rate cut. if you look at the extension -- thet is equivalent to coming rates by 50 bits. and they're not in the position at the moment to taper. >> we have so much political risk on the agenda. germany, netherlands, france, maybe even italy. what does it mean for economic growth? does it also be condeuce toov economic growth? >> y

, and to open the new year in this way must be very sobering. year, and to open the new year in this way must be very soberingm is, it is quite shocking actually, this country is getting tired of that kind of attack, that kind of thing, and on twitter i was following reaction, what people are saying about this, and a few of them we re saying about this, and a few of them were saying that the whole country looks like a funeral home. it is quite true, actually, in the last year we have mourned for people that we have lost in these terrible attacks, which was carried out by either kurdish militants or the so—called islamic state. they were targeting the police forces, they we re targeting the police forces, they were targeting military points, targeting civilians. but some people who had nothing to do with any of those things, nothing to do with politics, nothing to do with syria, they died at the airports, they died at the gatherings, they died at the nightclub when they were trying to celebrate the new year. and u nfortu nately, celebrate the new year. and unfortunately, when i reme

year's eve party in new york. we can't hear, but i willjust get through, ok? as her hit song emotion started, the singer told the audience she couldn't hear, and looked as if she was struggling with her earpiece. she also appeared to be lip—syncing at points throughout the performance, which was being watched by thousands in times square and millions on tv. the singer later told fans and critics that life does not always go as planned. hello. well, many of us had a bit of a wet new year's day, but that wet weather was due to a cold front. the cold front has cleared through, introducing much chillier ever much clearer, sunny conditions as well for many of us today. a distinctly chilly start to the date. some ice around after yesterday's rain, so watch out for that, could be quite slippery especially across the north and east, where we have some wintry showers, in actualfact. so it is not dry everywhere but the majority there will be blue skies as step out first thing in the morning, this is nine a.m.. a lovely st