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Millions now in survival mode. without electricity, many are searching for clean water. our marcus moore tonight from kyiv. workers and chinese police clash over covid restrictions. and pay at apple's biggest iphone factory. what the dispute could mean for the international supply chain. the dramatic rescue on a pond in illinois. officers race to save a boy who had gone under the ice to retrieve a ball. the black friday sales starting now. with fears of inflation, what you need to know to save big this holiday shopping season. the new up-close photos of the surface of the moon. a previ...

During a panic at the disco concert last night. concertgoers were just a few feet away from the stage when the fire burst out. but everyone in the audience managed to remain calm as the bands performance continued. safety teams were able to put out the fire mid show. i have been no injuries reported so far. not something you see every day, guys. >> ainsley: any time you see a fire in a discount, it takes us bback to that pyrotechnic phase disaster. everyone got trapped at that concert. anytime you see that, i'm sure people will panic. i'm glad no one was injured. >> steve: 5 minutes before the...

It has for the first time sent a boat to the islands and raised the mauritian flag. the united nations says britain must hand the archipelago back to mauritius — but uk refuses to do so while america uses one of the islands for a military base. when britain took over the chagos islands, it expelled the local population of around 2,000 people. now, some of those who've been in exile for decades accompanied a group of scientists on a research trip for a return visit to theirformer home. 0ur africa correspondent andrew harding joined them — and is the firstjournalist to broadcast from the cha...

LIVING STATUE — Ted Hirt, left, and John Buchheister dressed up as the modern man and Abe Lincoln to fill in for the temporarily removed The Return Visit statue on