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Good evening, everyone. Thank you for joining us. I'm Major Garrett in for Norah. We're following several developing stories as 2023 comes to an end and a new year is about to begin. That includes security concerns as millions gather for New Year's Eve celebrations. Preparations are underway in some of the nation's biggest cities, with the FBI warning of increased risks

of attacks. Tonight, we speak with the NYPD about keeping the ball drop safe. And a new year means

new laws. For half the country, that means the minimum wage is going up. We will take a look at how this increase will impact workers and businesses. But we begin with the weather and millions of Americans bracing for rain, wind, and possible flooding. There's also a risk of more massive waves like the ones that slam the California coast, some as high as 25 feet, damaging homes and prompting evacuations.

CBS's Reid, CBCOW, and will start us off tonight from Northern California.

Reid, good evening.

Good evening, Major.

Well, communities all up and down, the California coast hit hard by this powerful storm.

Arguably, some of the worst damage here in the

coastal community of Aptos, they really got hit hard. A lot of people who live here in this

Northern California community really said it was kind of insult to injury. They were already putting

their homes and businesses back together from the last round of powerful storms.

Massive waves crashing ashore in Southern California sent people running Thursday.

Ocean water surged through streets and flooded local businesses.

This video shows the moment a wave breached a seawall, sweeping away nearly 20 bystanders and injuring eight who were taken to the hospital Thursday.

Powerful winter storms in the Pacific Ocean whipped up the dangerous surf along the entire West Coast, putting nearly 5 million residents under a high-serve

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