ABC World News Tonight - December 31, 2025
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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Dec. 31, 2025
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00:00 Intro
Tonight, Americans getting ready to ring in the new year amid snow, brutal cold, and tight security. 2026 just hours away, but the final moments of this year going out with snow and freezing temperatures from Minnesota to New York to Maine.
ring in 宣布来临, 迎来
Nearly 1 million people expected to pack into Times Square in the heart of Manhattan to watch the famous ball drop live on ABC. The crowd braving wind chills in the 20s, the coldest New Year's Eve in nearly a decade. Lee Goldberg timing this all out.
Law enforcement on high alert across the country. Thousands of officers on duty in New York City, on the ground, in the air, and on the water for the famous ball drop in Times Square.
In New Orleans, steel barricades in the National Guard deployed one year after the deadly terror attack in the French Quarter.
Late today, the Trump administration revealing a new series of deadly strikes targeting three alleged drug boats. Military officials report multiple survivors jumped overboard. A search and rescue operation now underway.
Tonight, a stunning move from the Department of Health and Human Services. New restrictions on billions of dollars in federal child care funds for every state in the U.S. What's behind the sudden move? The new requirements before the funds will be released.
The New Year health crisis. More than 20 million Americans will see their health care costs double, triple, or possibly quadruple beginning tomorrow.
For the second time this week, a player for the New England Patriots facing criminal charges. Head coach Mike Vrabel pressed about the allegations involving both players.
press [prɛs] v. 催促;催逼; 追问
allegation [͵æləˋgeʃən] n.(未经证实的)指责,指控
And the major change coming to the U.S. Postal Service. How it could affect what you drop in the mail, including your mail-in ballot for the midterm elections. From ABC News World Headquarters in New York, this is World News Tonight with David Muir.
01:55 Snow, rain and brutal cold forecasted for New Year's Eve
Good evening. I'm Whit Johnson. And for David tonight, we begin this New Year's Eve with millions racing for snow, rain, and brutal cold.
At this hour, Times Square in the heart of Manhattan is filling up with what's expected to be a crowd of nearly one million people braving wind chills in the 20s to watch the famous ball drop live on ABC.
Several feet of snow piling up around the Great Lakes, two feet of snow falling around Syracuse, New York in just one day. Alarming video showing a semi-truck jumping over a highway barrier into oncoming traffic in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
semi-truck 半掛式卡車,或稱牽引車、聯結車
The new year starting as 2025 ends with millions bracing for another round of snow and cold. Chief Meteorologist Lee Goldberg from our New York Station WABC leads us off.
Tonight, snow and brutal cold are bringing more treacherous travel to millions ahead of the new year and authorities are warning everyone to slow down.
New dash cam video shows just how dangerous the roads can be. Watch as we slow it down. That center barrier barely able to hold that 18-wheeler as it slides toward oncoming traffic in Fort Wayne, Indiana Monday.
The Ohio State Patrol sharing this body camera video showing a truck and then a pickup sliding on black ice.
black ice 透明薄冰,黑冰(因薄可映物而无白色)
Meanwhile in upstate New York, the Lake Effect snow machine is in full force tonight. The sound of snow blowers echoing all over Syracuse still snowing after they got more than two feet of snow in a single day.
Areas around Buffalo bracing for up to two feet of additional snow by the new year and barely a week after mudslides engulfed homes. New evacuation warnings are in place in areas around Los Angeles. New aerials show just how bad the damage is.
aerial [ˋɛrɪəl] adj.(尤指從飛機上的)空中的 (指 aerial photographs, 航拍照片)
This section of Angeles Crest Highway completely washed away. Let's get right to meteorologist Lee Goldberg with the forecast and leave that blast of snow and brutal cold to kick off the new year.
With both coming right here to New York and already feel the gusty winds as a New Year's Eve Clipper. There's snow from the Great Lakes going into the northeast.
clipper [ˋklɪpɚ] n. 快速移动型小风暴
It'll be an inch or two in Boston later tonight, maybe a coating here in New York by the end of the week. Lake effect snows one to two feet south of basically Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. And look at the wind chills tomorrow.
Single digits and teens. I-95 corridor subzero in Burlington, Vermont. In the West, more rain overspreading Southern California.
The heaviest will be tomorrow morning from about two to eight in the morning. An additional inch or two of rainfall. More snow in the Sierra.
Rest of the country actually fairly quiet, moderating temperatures in the plains all the way into the southeast. But it's cold and brutal in the northeast. And before we get to tomorrow, it's midnight in Times Square at 32.
And a side of snowflakes with that confetti. Whit.
Now plenty of layers require Lee Goldberg.
04:35 Law enforcement on high alert for New Year's Eve celebrations
We appreciate it and on this New Year's Eve authorities across the US are on high alert here in New York City. Thousands of police officers are descending on Times Square and the National Guard deployed in New Orleans one year after a deadly terror attack in the French Quarter.
Here's ABC's Rena Roy.
Tonight, New Year's celebrations already underway around the globe. And here in the US law enforcement taking no chances despite no known or credible threats according to a threat assessment obtained by ABC News.
take no chances 准备得周全、不疏忽、没有侥幸心态
In New Orleans steel barricades up in the French Quarter and the National Guard patrolling after that deadly car ramming attack on Bourbon Street last year.
ram [ræm] v. 猛撞
In New York City, the entire police department on the job tonight. Theserevelers bundling up ahead of Dick Clark's 20th annual New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest.
reveler [ˋrɛvəlɚ] n. 纵酒狂欢者;寻欢作乐的人(= reveler)
It's cold, it's cold, but I'm surviving so far.
Before the show, Ryan Seacrest and Jay Penske, CEO of Dick Clark Productions and Penske Media, both producers of Rockin' Eve, ringing the bell at the NASDAQ. And headlining tonight, none other than the iconic Diana Ross, along with Mariah Carey, Post Malone and New Kids on the Block.
And with tonight's show will take place on that main stage there right behind us. And it's going to be a really fun one this year with 90 songs being performed by 42 different artists. Whit.
Reena Roy, thanks. The countdown is on. Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest begins tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern here on ABC. We turn now to breaking news.
06:08 Trump administration reports strikes on three alleged drug boats in Eastern Pacific
Late today, the US military reporting strikes on three alleged drug boats. A search for at least six survivors now underway. US Southern Command says the vessels were in aconvoy traveling in international waters.
convoy [ˋkɑnvɔɪ] n. 护航(或护卫)舰队;护送部队
At least three people were killed. Military officials say the survivors jumped overboard after the first vessel was hit. Tonight, a stunning move by the Trump administration.
06:29 HHS official: Federal child care funding restricted nationwide amid fraud allegations
The Department of Health and Human Services says it will place new restrictions on billions of dollars in federal child care funds for every state in the US. The sweeping decision comes amid allegations of fraud in Minnesota. Here's ABC's Jay O'Brien.
Tonight, the Trump administration abruptly announcing new restrictions on billions of dollars in child care funding for all states in response to what officials allege is widespread fraud in Minnesota.
abruptly [əˋbrʌptlɪ] adv. 突然地;意外地
We believe the state of Minnesota has allowed scammers and fake daycares to siphon millions of taxpayer dollars over the past decade.
scammer [ˋskæmɚ] n. 诈骗犯,诈欺者
siphon [ˋsaɪfən] v. 抽取,分出; to take or transfer (something), often illicitly
The Department of Health and Human Services saying all of the more than $12 billion in child care grants distributed coast-to-coast by the Administration for Children and Families will now require a justification and a receipt or photo evidence before being distributed.
According to HHS, nearly 20,000 children affected in Minnesota alone. There are a lot of very scared and confused both families and providers right now.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz accusing President Trump of politicizing the issue to defund programs that help Minnesotans.
defund [ˌdiˈfʌnd] v. 停止支付;停止为…提供资金
Also writing, we've spent years cracking down on fraudsters. Trump calling Walz a crooked governor. State authorities and lawmakers have investigated fraud in Minnesota daycares for years dating back to at least 2019.
fraudster [ˋfrɔdstɚ] n. 欺骗者,骗子;诈骗份子
crooked [ˋkrʊkɪd] adj. 欺诈的,不正派的
But Republican leaders including the president now seizing on a new viral video where a self-proclaimed independent journalist claims several Minnesota daycares receiving public funding are not actually providing child care particularly targeting the state's Somali community.
Somali [soˋmɑlɪ] adj. 索马里的; 索马里人的
But some Minnesota officials have questions about the videos.
When were the videos taken? Were they during times that the center was scheduled to be open?
None of the centers have been accused of fraud by authorities.
And with Minnesota officials saying that they take allegations of fraud seriously that they visited the daycares mentioned in that video this week. But this video setting off a firestorm despite the fact that it focuses on an issue that's been scrutinized repeatedly in Minnesota and now because of it new restrictions on child care funding across the country. Whit.
J. O'Brien for us tonight. Thank you. And the decision to freeze federal child care funds comes just as the cost of health care is about to skyrocket for more than 20 million Americans. Tax subsidies expiring at midnight.
subsidy [ˋsʌbsədɪ] n. 津贴,补贴;补助金
Congress going on break without reaching a deal. That means millions will now see their health care premiums double, triple or surge even higher beginning tomorrow. Here's ABC's Selena Wang.
premium [ˋprimɪəm] n. 保险费
08:35 Millions brace for high health care costs after tax subsidies expire
Tonight in just hours more than 20 million Americans will see their health care costs soar with Affordable Care Act subsidies expiring at the stroke of midnight. Premiums expected to skyrocket 114% on average for those millions according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. Those subsidies at the center of the longest government shutdown in history.
Democrats demanding an extension but instead lawmakers left for the holidays with no solution in sight. It's all a stark reality for Americans like 63-year-old Georgia grandmother Angela Holmes. My total premium is supposed to be around $1,500.
Can you afford that? I have to. It's going to mean picking up a little bit of part-time work. It will mean expanding my garden so that I can grow more of my own food.
Doug Bouchard and his wife who has ALS expects their monthly costs to soar. Her premium went up from $603 a month to $1,396 a month. Our deductible went from $500 a year to $8,600 a year.
deductible [dɪˋdʌktəb!] n. 自付額
Bouchard from Illinois says he retired early as a mechanic to care for his wife.
We do have money saved but that's supposed to last a lot longer than a year or two.
Whit, the House is expected to vote in January on a bill to extend these subsidies by three years but it's unclear if the Senate will follow.
Now many Republicans have long been critical of the Affordable Care Act arguing that it gives too much money to insurance companies but they haven't come up with a viable alternative. Whit.
viable [ˋvaɪəb!] adj. 可实行的
All right, Selena Wang, our thanks to you.
10:48 Second New England Patriots player facing assault charge
Next tonight, a second player for the New England Patriots is now facing criminal charges. Defensive tackle Christian Barmore is accused of domestic assault.
defensive tackle 防守截锋
It comes one day after star wide receiver Stefan Diggs was accused of attacking his personal chef.
wide receiver 外接员
Today for the first time, the Patriots head coach pressed about the allegations involving both players. Here's ABC's Ike Adjaci.
Christian Barmore, the team's rising defensive tackle, is charged with domestic assault from an alleged incident back in August.
After an argument about the air conditioning temperature and food, court documents say Barmore grabbed his then-girlfriend's phone, threw her to the floor as she tried to leave.
On the other side of the ball, Stefan Diggs, the team's top receiver, was charged with felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault and battery.
felony [ˋfɛlənɪ] n.【律】重罪
strangulation [͵stræŋgjəˋleʃən] n. 扼死,勒死,掐死
misdemeanor [͵mɪsdɪˋminɚ] n.【律】轻罪;【罕】品行不端
battery [ˋbætərɪ] n.【律】殴打
According to a police report, a woman said she was working as a private chef at Diggs' Dedham, Massachusetts home.
On December 2nd, the woman said Diggs slapped her and tried to choke her during a dispute over money. In a statement, Diggs' attorney says in part he categorically denies these allegations. Patriots coach Mike Vrabel pressed about the allegations involving his two players.
categorically [͵kætəˋgɔrɪklɪ] adv. 明确地;直截了当地
Let the process take its toll.
toll [tol] n. 损失
Whit, Coach Vrabel says he hasn't heard anything that would keep either player from the game against Miami on Sunday. Stefan Diggs is scheduled to be arraigned on January 23rd.
arraign [əˋren] v.【律】传讯;提讯
As for Barmore, his case is set for February 3rd, five days before Super Bowl 60. Whit?
Ike, Ejiochi. Thanks so much.
12:20 National Guard to be removed from LA, Chicago, Portland
Now to President Trump abandoning his push to deploy National Guard troops in Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland as part of his crackdown on immigration.
Facing multiple legal setbacks, the president says he's removing the National Guard from all three cities, but warning, we will come back if there's a rise in crime. The Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration from deploying troops in Chicago earlier this month.
When we come back, bank robbers pull off an elaborate heist. Hear how they broke into a vault and hauled away a fortune. Plus, changes on the way for the postmarks on your mail. What this could mean for your bills and tax returns.
pull off 成功完成
heist [haɪst] n. 抢劫,拦劫
postmark [ˋpost͵mɑrk] n. 邮戳
12:58 Brazen multi-million dollar bank heist in Germany
Next tonight, thieves pull off a brazen multi-million dollar bank heist in Western Germany. Police share this image where they say the robbers drilled into a wall to make a huge hole wide enough to crawl through.
Once inside, the thieves broke into thousands of safety deposit boxes, their haul reportedly worth up to $105 million. Still ahead, changes on the way for the postmarks on your mail. How this could impact your bills, ballots and more.
13:25 Missing wallaby found wandering through New Jersey
To the Index now. A wallaby is back home after busting out of a petting zoo and wandering through New Jersey. Three-year-old Rex hopped out of his enclosure at a petting zoo in Williamstown on Monday.
wallaby [ˋwɑləbɪ] n.【动】沙袋鼠
bust out 越狱; 逃脱
petting zoo(允许儿童爱抚和喂食小动物的)爱畜动物园;可爱动物园
Several people saw the wayward wallaby bouncing around a pond and a parking lot. Zoo workers eventually were able to capture Rex outside of a Walmart last night.
wayward [ˋwewɚd] adj. 任性的;刚愎的,倔强的
13:47 USPS changes postmark process in the new year
The U.S. Postal Service is rolling out changes for postmarks in the new year.
For decades, postmarks helped people meet deadlines for bills, ballots, tax returns and more. Soon the postmark will no longer reflect the day a letter was submitted. USPS clarified its rules saying postmarks will be added when an envelope is processed, potentially days after it was dropped off.
When we come back, David is here with his New Year's message and a personal look behind the scenes here at ABC News.
14:18 David Muir shares New Year's message and behind the scenes look at ABC News staff
And finally tonight here from atop the Disney ABC headquarters here in New York City, the Robert Iger building. I have a personal note I wanted to share with all of you at home.
We do this every year, but I think it's so important. First of all, I just wanted to thank all of you at home for tuning into the news every night, even when it's difficult to watch. We are grateful to have you with us each and every evening.
I also wanted to thank the people behind the scenes here at ABC who make this broadcast possible every night. They're my friends, they're my family here at work, and they are as caring and as committed as you could imagine. I am grateful for them and I'm grateful for all of you at home.
Happy New Year. I'm David Muir from all of us at ABC News. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you next year.
Good night.
Should old acquaintance be forgot and never thought upon? The flames of love extinguished and fully passed and gone. For auld lang syne, my joe, for auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet for auld lang syne.
acquaintance [əˋkwentəns] n. 相识的人,熟人
auld lang syne 昔日,美好的往时
Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot and auld lang syne? For auld lang syne, my joe, for auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet for auld lang syne.
auld [ɔld] adj.【苏格兰】年老的;旧的;慎虑的;亲密的
Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never thought upon? The flames of love extinguished and fully passed and gone. For auld lang syne, my joe, for auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet for auld lang syne.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot and auld lang syne? For auld lang syne, my joe, for auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet for auld lang syne.
For auld lang syne, my joe, for auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet for auld lang syne.
ring in 宣布来临, 迎来
press [prɛs] v. 催促;催逼; 追问
allegation [͵æləˋgeʃən] n.(未经证实的)指责,指控
semi-truck 半掛式卡車,或稱牽引車、聯結車
black ice 透明薄冰,黑冰(因薄可映物而无白色)
aerial [ˋɛrɪəl] adj.(尤指從飛機上的)空中的(指aerial photographs, 航拍照片)
clipper [ˋklɪpɚ] n. 快速移动型小风暴
take no chances 准备得周全、不疏忽、没有侥幸心态
ram [ræm] v. 猛撞
reveler [ˋrɛvəlɚ] n. 纵酒狂欢者;寻欢作乐的人(= reveler)
convoy [ˋkɑnvɔɪ] n. 护航(或护卫)舰队;护送部队
abruptly [əˋbrʌptlɪ] adv. 突然地;意外地
scammer [ˋskæmɚ] n. 诈骗犯,诈欺者
siphon [ˋsaɪfən] v. 抽取,分出; to take or transfer (something), often illicitly
defund [ˌdiˈfʌnd] v. 停止支付; 停止为…提供资金
fraudster [ˋfrɔdstɚ] n. 欺骗者,骗子;诈骗份子
crooked [ˋkrʊkɪd] adj. 欺诈的,不正派的
Somali [soˋmɑlɪ] adj. 索马里的; 索马里人的
subsidy [ˋsʌbsədɪ] n. 津贴,补贴;补助金
premium [ˋprimɪəm] n. 保险费
deductible [dɪˋdʌktəb!] n. 自付額
viable [ˋvaɪəb!] adj. 可实行的
defensive tackle 防守截锋
wide receiver 外接员
felony [ˋfɛlənɪ] n.【律】重罪
strangulation [͵stræŋgjəˋleʃən] n. 扼死,勒死,掐死
misdemeanor [͵mɪsdɪˋminɚ] n.【律】轻罪;【罕】品行不端
battery [ˋbætərɪ] n.【律】殴打
categorically [͵kætəˋgɔrɪklɪ] adv. 明确地;直截了当地
toll [tol] n. 损失
arraign [əˋren] v.【律】传讯;提讯
pull off 成功完成
heist [haɪst] n. 抢劫,拦劫
postmark [ˋpost͵mɑrk] n. 邮戳
wallaby [ˋwɑləbɪ] n.【动】沙袋鼠
bust out 越狱; 逃脱
petting zoo(允许儿童爱抚和喂食小动物的)爱畜动物园;可爱动物园
wayward [ˋwewɚd] adj. 任性的;刚愎的,倔强的
acquaintance [əˋkwentəns] n. 相识的人,熟人
auld lang syne 昔日,美好的往时
auld [ɔld] adj.【苏格兰】年老的;旧的;慎虑的;亲密的

