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Like emotional support, the u.s. national suicide hotline is 1-800-273-talk. again, that number is 1-800-273-8255 in the u.s. and for international resource, head to save.org. mental health issues may be behind a security scare at windsor castle in the uk. police arrested a 19-year-old man after he reportedly broke into the castle grounds on christmas morning. while searching him, police say they also found a crossbow. officials say he has been detained under the mental health act and is in th...

Us. time for a look at some of this mornings front pages. and many are leading with that arrest of a man in the grounds of windsor castle yesterday. "queens christmas crossbow horror" is the sunday mirrors take on the incident. it says the queen was at home during the security scare. the queen and the late duke of edinburgh feature on the front of the express, alongside words from her christmas message. the paper says her majesty gave a "deeply personal" speech, revealing how much she misses her...

Group bts have tested positive for covid-19. the group recently returned to south korea from a u.s. tour. big hit music said rm tested negative on december 17th but positive saturday before his scheduled release from quarantine. and jin felt flu-like symptoms and test $positive saturday. suga was the first to test positive friday. all three received two doses of the covid-19 vaccine. the world mourns the passing of a human rights icon. south african archbishop desmond tutu. we will take a clos...

From the floods. the local meteorological service is forecasting even more rain through monday and tuesday, potentially inflicting even more damage on the population already impacted by the disaster. for cnn. still ahead, a christmas morning security scare after the british royal family. were learning about the armed intruder arrested at windsor castle. and one candidate sounds like it was lifted from the u.s. script in 2016. >> theyre bringing drugs. theyre bringing crime. theyre rapists. >...

Saying that hospital capacity is one of the most important brom terps to determine whether or not covid-19 is still a pandemic-level crisis. she says right now, david, hospitals are still overwhelmed. >> erielle reshef leading us off tonight. thank you. were going to turn now to that security scare involving vice president kamala harriss husband. a secret service agent rushing the second gentleman out of a washington, d.c. high school today after a bomb threat during a black history month even...

Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the vice presidents husband, the second gentleman, and the scare. pulled out of a school event by the secret service. and breaking news tonight on mask mandates. what the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky just said about masks in schools. the battle over masks tonight as some governors say the mandates will go away, leaving it up to schools. tonight, parents in suburban chicago protesting over schools keeping the masks, after new jers...

Play. as we approach the one-year anniversary of the insurrection, tensions are rising between the democrats and republican party on capitol hill. fred upton spoke yesterday describing the tense atmosphere over the past year including receiving numerous threats. hes using the moment to call for unity and kindness. >> its pretty toxic, theres no question about it. just before we adjourned probably before the christmas break, one of the members had their words taken down. usually they just apolo...

And we have made progress, and we have to keep and continue on, because our freedom is not here yet, but our freedom has only come because we have continued to fight. and so we cant retire, we cant be scared. we have to keep pressing on. >> judith, kristin, thank you both so much. michael, you are sticking with us because -- next, we take a look at his new book offering new perspective about race, racism, poverty, and politics. later this hour, infrastructure reform now law in the house has ...

And so we cant retire, we cant be scared. we have to keep pressing on. >> judith, kristin, thank you both so much. michael, you are sticking with us because -- next, we take a look at his new book offering new perspective about race, racism, poverty, and politics. later this hour, infrastructure reform now law in the house has sent the presidents social spending bill to the senate. victories are high, popularity is low. the disconnect with dems. first to richard lui tracking breaking news ...

Terminal Two at Britain's Manchester Airport will reopen after Greater Manchester Police found no security threat following reports of a suspicious package, a spokesperson for the airport said on Tuesday.