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Countdown to 2025. Our behind-the-scenes tour of New Year's Eve security plans,

from street cops to surveillance cameras as millions prepared to celebrate.

We'll make sure each one of those who come here to visit and enjoy the ball drop will be safe.

Plus, former President Jimmy Carter's hometown plans to honor the man they knew for decades

as a famous but approachable neighbor.

What is it you'll miss most about him?

His charisma, his character, his love of everybody.

And where will rain dampen New Year's festivities?

The CBS Evening News starts now. Good evening, everyone. I'm

Major Garrett in for Nora. We begin tonight with New Year's celebrations around the world and

increased security here in the U.S. with an estimated crowd of 1 million people packing into Times Square in the heart

of New York City. Midnight celebrations marking the start of 2025 have, of course, already

taken place in other parts of the world with fireworks lighting up the sky in Taiwan, Hong Kong's

Victoria Harbor, and Australia's Sydney Harbor. Now, while officials say there

are no specific credible threats targeting the ball drop in Times Square in New York, the city

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