happy new year, gillian. i am anita vogel. live out west as fires rage. we begin with a special new year s eve edition of fox news live with a look at the world ringing in 2022. gillian: millions of americans are revving up to celebrate the new year, even amid a nationwide surge of new covered cases, concerns about the omicron variant front and center for other americans once again this new year s eve. the government putting in place limits on gatherings and for travel, both foreign and domestic. compounding the nation s worry is the testing shortage. people are still waiting in line for hours to get tests, then waiting days to get those results. anita: but we begin at the crossroads of the world where the ball is set to drop in a little less than 11 hours from now, and our laura ingle is live in times square. hi, laura. hello, ladies. welcome to the crossroads of the world, where the crowds are certainly smaller, but they are back this year and they are getti
their war preparations. on afterwards at 9:00 p.m. eastern, karen greenberg takes a critical look at the lots that were enacted to fight the war on terrorism. at ten p.m., the life and career of supreme court justice, louis brandeis. we wrap up our brandeis. we wrap up our sunday primetime line up at 11:30 p.m. with an interviewer with senator lamarr examined and are in talks about the books that have influenced his life and career. that happens next on c-span twos, but tv. first up is carol anderson. we will go ahead and get started. hello and welcome. i am ashamed host of left bank books. i d like to thank our cosponsor, the ferguson public library. they are a wonderful partner to have such an event like this. left bank books holds 300 authors each each year and it s with your help that we are bringing in more favorite authors. you support us your reinvesting in your community because your tax dollars are going to your schools, parks, streets, libraries, and community pro
an area of low pressure develops on its tail ends, and that is also going to affect us. so just very active pattern for us, folks, especially, into next week when we see reinforcements of colds come in. for now it is really warm, upper 60s almost everywhere, expect to hit the mid 70s before all said and done. not talking about ton of movement on the thermometer, but because of the fact that it is so warm to start it off, we won t have any problems hitting the mid 70s before the cold front crosses but along with it, again, showers, thunderstorms, some of which could be locally strong, especially midday. that s the story for today. a lot more action coming our way, so we ll try to get to all of it a bit later in the show. one of those things april showers bring mayor flowers, try not to complain. but i want to any which. certainly. good morning, everyone, what you are looking at right now, a video after accident involving a police car involving minor injuries. you can s
jumping from the top of one world trade center post video of their stunt online. the stunning images, and the big trouble they re in today, tuesday, march 25th, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. on a tuesday morning, welcome to today. you look at that video from the world trade center and think, how did that happen? how did they get up there? how were they able to jump? you look at the video, some would say it s nauseating, some would call it daring. that is supposed to be one of the most secure sites in the world because of the historic significance. just last week, a teenager managed to climb to the top of it. a lot of questions being asked about security at that site right now. a lot more on that story in a moment. the new developments on the massive mud slide in washington. as the death toll climbs this morning, emergency crews say their hopes