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. good morning, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." it's december 31st. yes, it's the last day of the year. happy new year's eve to you, martin. >> happy new year's eve to you as well, amara. thank you. we are, of course, following breaking news this morning. pope benedict emeritus has died. pope francis had been asking for prayers. >> for the firstet time in modern history he resigned in 2013, citing advanced age, which paved the way for pope francis to head the church. cnn's delia gallagher with more. >> reporter: in many respects, benedict xvi was the pope who got a bad rap...

learning new details about his life. ♪ >> welcome to "new day". it is saturday, may 21st. we're thrilled that you are starting your weekend with us. good morning, amara. >> good morning to you, boris. thank you, everyone, for joining us today. with he begin with the nationwide plight, testing the most basic function of parents. the ability to feed their child. the baby formula shortage is throwing the white house into crisis mode as parents face empty shelves. the situation is so severe, not only has the president invoked a war-time measure to increase production, but now a militar...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. President trump and his wife melania have gone into quarantine in the white house, after testing positive for covid 19. Mr trump, whos often downplayed the virus and seldom uses a mask, said they would get through it together. The white house doctor said mr trump was doing well and would carry out his duties without disruption. Lets take a look at the events just before President Trump tested positive. On tuesday the first debate between President Trump and joe biden took place. His special advisor hope hicks who has also tested positive traveled with the campaig...

Aluminum is safely used in infant and child vaccines, but some social media users still are suspicious that it could be a cause of autism.

CDC warns of hospitals operating over capacity as COVID-19, flu, and RSV levels rise. Hospital leaders, physicians, and virus experts are monitoring virus trend