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Years eve is looking. new years day will be cold for all. we could see some sunshine, wintry showers in the north, but staying grey in the south.

Presidents wish list. also sitting in the senates lap, the opportunity to override the presidents veto of the national defense authorization act, the annual bill to fund the military. the president vetoed the bill over legacy would rename military bases currently named for confederate war leaders. mcconnell, a trumpet ally on any given day, plans to override the presidents veto along with the majority of other republicans. senator bernie sanders wants to stall the ndaa vote and bring up the covi...

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Evacuate this area. >> reporter: and after. >> there was just a massive [ bleep ] explosion downtown with a huge fireball. >> reporter: the detonation damaging more than 40 building downtown. before theed booing, anthony warner had studied multiple conspiracy theories, though investigators have still not determined his motive. tom? >> trevor, thank you. next tonight, the emotional toll the pandemic is taking on american children. parents noticing a significant rise in depression and anxiety. a...

We want to go now to system of the other stories that we are following this morning. we are learning new details about the nashville bombers checkered past with the police. according to documents obtained by the tennessean, more than a year before the christmas day explosion that destroyed parts of downtown nashville, officers were tipped off to the suspect reportedly making bombs. on august 21st, 2019, police visited the suspects home after his girlfriend said he was quote building bombs in the...

In august, the vj day commemorations were centred on the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. carefully choreographed for the veterans who served with this sometimes—forgotten army in a brutal campaign. thousands lost their lives in the jungles of south—east asia and japanese prisoner—of—war camps. it was the prince of wales who spoke of their courage. today, in this hallowed place, and in the presence of all those gathered here, or in their homes, wherever they may be, let us a...

Claudia allen is tracking the story. >> reporter: this is still abraham lincoln high school but not much longer if an advisor to the committee has its way because in their view the president who helped end slavery did not value black lives enough. and his name along with many others needs to go. the 12 member panel is targeting 44 schools in san francisco named after leaders whose actions in the past are deemed problematic by todays cancel culture. in lincolns case the committee says he was inse...

Her to him. senior correspondent tracking the story, claudia. >> shannon, this is still abraham lincoln high school but not for much longer. an advisory committee has its way because in their view the president who called to end slavery did not value black lives enough. his name along with many others needs to go. the 12 member panel is targeting 44 schools in san francisco named after leaders whose actions in the past or deemed problematic by todays cancel culture. in lincolns case, the committ...

$611,000 unless the facility resolved problems found by inspectors. federal inspectors say life care failed to rapidly identify and manage all residents, putting them in immediate jeopardy. state inspectors reported similar findings. life care center appealed. >> we knew what we had done was the best we could have done. >> reporter: in september, a state administrative judge largely agreed saying the state provided relatively little evidence that the facility actually failed to meet any expected...

Nursing home residents in new jersey receiving their first coronavirus vaccinations, that includes 103-year-old mildred clemens, who also survived the 1918 flu pandemic. vaccines are arriving at other long-term care facilities including the original epicenter of the virus in the u.s. where the deadly threat still lurks. cnns sara sidner reports from kirkland, washington.