Viral Christmas dog rescue video tops ABC News Live holiday slate

A video capturing firefighters saving a dog on Christmas Day is circulating widely across social media, placing the dramatic rescue at the center of ABC News Live’s year-end programming schedule. The clip, posted during the holiday weekend, quickly drew a large online audience and has become the most talked-about segment in the streaming channel’s current rotation.

While the pet’s location and the department involved were not specified in the on-air listing, viewers have propelled the footage to viral status, praising the prompt response shown in the short recording. The video joins a varied lineup of live feeds, weather updates, and long-form features designed to carry audiences through the final days of 2025 and into the New Year.

Continuous live feeds and holiday traffic monitoring

In addition to the popular rescue video, the platform is maintaining several round-the-clock camera feeds. One fixed shot offers a real-time view of the Empire State Building in New York City, while another focuses on operations at Philadelphia International Airport. A separate feed presents nationwide holiday air-traffic data supplied by FlightAware, giving travelers a constantly updated picture of flight patterns and potential delays.

Meteorological coverage remains prominent. A dedicated stream is tracking weather conditions expected on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day across the country. The service also features a 1:04-minute report detailing blizzard conditions that have paralyzed parts of New York as California braces for a new storm system.

Times Square preparations and security measures

With the annual Times Square celebration approaching, a 2:13-minute segment outlines the logistical work underway to accommodate crowds on 30 December 2025. A separate update focuses on security preparations, emphasizing coordination among city agencies ahead of the traditional midnight ball drop.

Public health and foreign affairs reports

Health coverage includes a 2:48-minute update from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicating that 29 states are experiencing “high” or “very high” influenza activity. The information mirrors the agency’s most recent surveillance data, available on the CDC’s official website, which shows seasonal cases rising nationwide.

International news is represented by a 3:10-minute package on a reported CIA drone strike at a dock facility in Venezuela. The report outlines preliminary details about the operation while noting that U.S. officials have not publicly confirmed the mission.

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Entertainment and documentary features

Beyond hard news, ABC News Live is cycling a range of documentary and entertainment programming:

• “Daddy Yankee: A Higher Note” (21:27) – A profile of the reggaeton star, first released on 20 November 2025.
• “Gut Check: The Foods We Eat” (24:43) – An investigative look at dietary trends and food safety.
• “All Access With Linsey Davis” – Interviews with Stevie Van Zandt (21:31), Andrew Cuomo (22:59), and Zohran Mamdani (23:40).
• “Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything” – A retrospective program appearing in multiple time slots, originally dated 8 August 2025.
• “Impact X Nightline” – Episodes titled “On the Brink,” “Unboxing Shein,” “The Lady Bird Diaries,” and “It’s Britney,” covering topics from fast-fashion supply chains to pop-culture history.

Viewer engagement

The channel continues to invite audience participation, encouraging viewers to submit story ideas directly to the newsroom. That outreach, combined with the broad mix of live shots, news reports, and documentary content, reflects the platform’s strategy of blending breaking information with deeper dives into cultural and political subjects.

For now, the Christmas Day dog rescue video remains the most viewed single clip, illustrating how a brief moment of successful emergency response can resonate widely during the holiday season. As New Year’s celebrations draw closer and weather systems evolve, ABC News Live is positioning its diverse slate to capture both real-time developments and longer-form storytelling.

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