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Confederate general robert e. lee. the statue came down this past september, and today they opened the time capsule and they got a surprise. with the story, heres "360s" randi kaye. >> its tedious work, and yes, opening a 130-year-old time capsule is time-consuming too. the task was shared by virginias department of resources. for more than a century, this time capsule was buried in the statue of robert e. lee in richmond, virginia. it was covered friday morning months after this historic moment...

We have the details right now from "360s" gary tuchman. >> reporter: this is hunter. shes a black lab. shes 14 months old and shes a warrior in the fight against covid. hunter received training to recognize the scent of the coronavirus. if she smells it, she will give a signal and then get a toy. nothing found on this second grade gym class at this elementary school in norton, massachusetts. so she plays with some of the children. but then hunter is brought into the school library. >> good girl....

Test test so in richmond, virginia, the former capital of the confederacy, theres a mystery tonight, a mystery that dates back to 1887. thats when its believed a time capsule was buried inside the pedestal of the statue of confederate general robert e. lee. the statue came down this past september, and today they opened the time capsule and they got a surprise. with the story, heres "360s" randi kaye. >> reporter: its delicate and tedious work, and, yes, opening a 134-year-old time capsule is ...

Former vice president mike pence made stops across new hampshire today as republicans gear up for next years midterm elections, amid speculation he may be gearing up for a presidential run in 2024. what about the former president? he talked about 2024 when he called into the hugh hewitt show earlier today. >> if donald trump decides not to run in 2024, who out there will that base flock to? >> if i do decide that, i think my base is going to be very angry. >> and when asked about a possible pres...

"360s" randi kaye has new information and joins us now from north port, florida. so, randi, what have you been able to find out? is there anyone other than the laundrie family directing authorities to that reserve? >> reporter: i asked the north port police that question, john, and i confirmed that it is the laundrie family, chris and roberta laundrie, brian laundries parents, they are the only source of information that is driving authorities to that carlton reserve. there is nobody else that h...

Charged divisiveness in the u.s. by actively promoting false narratives, conspiracy theories, and hate. other social media sites under fire, of course, accused of doing the same. just last week, youtube removed and said they were removing any misinformation tied to covid vaccines, including videos from dr. joseph ricola. "360s" randi kaye tried to question the doctor about the misinformation back in august. take a look at how that went. >> reporter: dr. mercola, how are you? im randi kaye with c...

The central lesson learned that day. >> we learned that unity is the one thing that must never break. unity is what makes us who we are. america at its best. to me, thats the central lesson of september 11th is that at our most vulnerable, in the push and pull of all that makes us human, and the battle for the soul of america, unity is our greatest strength. >> the president will visit all three sites of the attacks tomorrow including ground zero where the tribute and light shines tonight to hon...

After a shooting there. in cincinnati, police say two teenagers were killed and three others injured at a holiday celebration. these pictures, now, are from chicago where two were killed and four hurt in a drive-by shooting. just one of many incidents that plagued the city this weekend. in ft. worth, texas, eight people were injured in a shooting near a car wash. in norfolk, virginia, four children were shot on friday afternoon, including a 6-year-old girl, who is expected to survive. and then, ...

New book is raising another sexual harassment allegation against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. the book is by two reporters from "the new york times." now, "the times" first published the allegations that are contained in the book, but they failed to note that the woman at the center of the latest assertions declined to be interviewed for the book and told friends that she could not remember the alleged incident. "the times" added that part of the story a full day later. president trump...

Quite a question there from the republican senator. >> "360s" randi kaye has more on the guessing game. >> reporter: three little words. >> theyre saying senior administration official. >> reporter: have set off a collective game of clue across the country. >> is it a trump appointee? is he in the white house? >> reporter: calling all amateur sleuths. >> there are plenty of suspects. did you have other guests? >> there are good people in the administration, like dan coats, somebody who, you know...