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Many New York State parks host guided walks on the first day of the new year. Here are some options in the Hudson Valley for 2022.

Throughout January Have you wanted to cross the former Tappan Zee Bridge in style? Whether you enjoy brisk winter jogs or long scenic bike rides, the bridge path on the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge is a must-visit. Enjoy spectacular views from themed glass platforms overlooking the Hudson River, with free audio tours available to enhance the experience. Visit six unique overlooks on your way to the Westchester side. Skate at the Hudson Valley’s largest open-air rink from November 7 to March 7, weather permitting, on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and weekends (see website for schedule). Pricing...

Has a great relationship with the local police. they are partners in these things and let me say they are equal partners and to get ready for these things is a monumental occurrence, and they don't spare the money, they don't spare resources and they survey these places they go and look at them, they respond and what you are not going to see is all of the undercover officers that are there. you won't see that, but that's super important. david: that is important. okay, what should i do or what should i tell my kid to do to protect ourselves during the new years celebrations? >> great question....

Now, of course, if you are an individual in a particular skill area that's becoming displaced by technology then that's where the re-skilling conversation becomes so important and we believe that there needs to be a new compact between employees and employers to that pivot from yesterday's skill set so tomorrow's skills happen more easily. >> omar abash, thank you very much for being on the show with us. the book is "pivot to the future." >> it's my pleasure, mika. >> "morning joe" is back in a moment. mika. >> "morning joe" is back in a moment maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdon...

Colleges. we really need a lot more ems on the community colleges that did a lot to help proechlt we need more of that and it'll be interesting to see if the trump administration recognizes this need for women, minorities, and everybody in america to get into these kinds of skill areas so that we have the workers we need. >> good point. i'm a little bitesed being a community college graduate here. oh, really, you say? >> i've been taking heat from the ivy leaguers for 40 years. >> brother to brother. mr. deputy secretary, you saw tom costello's report. is that where more energy needs to be foc...