you have really helped this granny bird make a decision. >> oh, well so good to hear that, granny birdyou take care and give my best wishes to big bird, too. >> i will. thank you so much. >> it is so great when we could ask our questions. and we really love to help other parents and guardians just like granny bird with their questions. so our first question comes from maddox and mason in texas. >> was the vaccine for kids long enough to determine the long-term side effects? >> so many parents concerned about long-term side effects when the vaccine seems very new. what do we know? >> here is the good news. we know that in the trials that were done to study the vaccine, which are designed for kids with specifically dosage just for children, that what they saw was overall a strong safety profile but they did not see any serious side effects and they followed the children for two months. and why is that important? because a vast majority of side effects from vaccines happen in the first few weeks. now on the other hand, what we do know about the virus is that if our kids are not protected

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she put granny lesley on.it was lovely to think i would eventually be meeting alina. yes, i wonder if she'll be excited. well, let's catch up with alina to find out. i'm looking forward to meeting her because she is always kind and she writes, and she replies a letter back to me. after 18 months, the moment of meeting for these pandemic pen pals has finally arrived. hello! how are you? i'm really good. oh, don't you look well! i bought you a little present. thank you. i like your wellies. it's amazing, it's wonderful! i thought we'd never meet up. it's been so long. was it a bit emotional? i was nearly in tears walking along the path, i was having to hold it in. it's really good seeing granny lesley. and their correspondence doesn't end here. i wouldn't stop now, no, never. i shall keep writing. i'm going to stay in touch with granny lesley and make every letter for her. is that for me? yes. thank you. from the dark times of the pandemic has emerged an unlikely friendship and a lasting bond. luxmy gopal, bbc n

four grannies. are the four grannies always the judges >> they are, yeah.show. it's very warm and cozy. the grannies are the judges. even when they're being critical, they're very supportive it's for the holidays. it's a nice cozy, you know, warm blanket of a show and it's really, like, a family show, you know >> seth: yeah, and it's nice, so it's on peacock -- >> it's nice it's a family show, but it's on peacock, which i believe the title of the streamer, peacock, is actually tv-ma. [ laughter ] >> seth: how so? >> well, just, you know, because the word "peacock. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, but it's -- it's the bird >> like the bird >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> not the bird. not the bird >> seth: no. do you think they should have chosen something else other than peacock? >> i mean, i heard it was between that and comcast nards [ laughter ] >> seth: they were going to call it comcast nards >> yeah, but i mean -- it was keeping in the tradition, because you probably don't know this, but nbc actually stands for -- nards -- [ light laughter ] boobs -- and - cr

what we're learning about the five killed, including the leader to have the milwaukee dancing grannies, a group cbs news profiled just this summer. >> she's like the heart and soul, honest to god. >> o'donnell: tonight, the suspect facing five counts of intentional homicide. closing arguments in the ahmaud arbery murder trial. his mother weeping in court, as armed demonstrators gather outside the courtroom. two americans freed from haiti. new details on the hostages' ordeal. and what about the 15 other missionaries still being held by a gang? covid cases surge in the u.s. up nearly 50%. and while disney paused itsempl. thanksgiving holiday travel, three days until your big feast, the long lines at the airport, and we go for a run with girls on the run. the empowering program for young girls at just the right age. >> you guys are fast! this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight in waukesha, wisnso knit community that is reeling in grief following an horri

the joy of being a granny.ary tuchman, cnn atlanta. >> such a loss. the news continues so let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thanks, john. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." tonight we have a big guest to take apart this post-acquittal interview with kyle rittenhouse that just aired on the network with news in its name, but it hasn't been acting like a news organization. even tonight, now kyle rittenhouse who wants to tell his story, who wants to be understood for his own words, his own deeds, not what the media likes, not what the left likes, not what the right likes. sat across from a man, the same animus that's feeding on kyle rittenhouse, and that complicates for things and for a 17-year-old who says they went somewhere to protect a community that their father worked in, that they felt a connection to, he's become everything that is ugly about the battle between white and black and right and wrong and justice and injustice in this country. now, he was acquitted in this case, and p

she put granny lesley on.forward to meeting her because she is always kind and she writes and she replies a letter back to me. after 18 months, the moment of meeting for these pandemic pen pals has finally arrived. hello! how are you? i'm really good. don't you look well. i've brought you a little present. thank you! i like your wellies. it's amazing. it's wonderful. i thought we'd never meet up, it's been so long. is it a bit emotional? i was nearly in tears walking along the path. i was having to hold it in. it's really good seeing granny lesley. and their correspondence doesn't end here. i wouldn't stop now, no, never. i shall keep writing. i'm going to stay in touch with granny lesley and make every letter for her. is that for me? yes. thank you! from the dark times of the pandemic has emerged an unlikely friendship and a lasting bond. luxmy gopal, bbc news. i love that. now it's time for a look at the weather. thanks, good morning everyone, it's been a cold start to the day and will be a cold day generall

families, marching bands and even dancing grannies just some of those gathered for an annual tradition that may never again be remembered in quite the same way tonight new video of the speeding vehicle and those in its path offers only a part of the horrific story authorities in waukesha now naming a suspect. the alleged driver in custody facing five counts of intentional homicide but there are plenty of questions about the events leading up to the rampage. tom llamas is there for us tonight >> reporter: in the town of waukesha, families usually hustle to get a good spot for the christmas parade this year, the scramble was to escape holiday cheer quickly turned to terror and carnage. >> 30 people down! 30 people down >> reporter: it was just after 4:30 on sunday when this red suv plowed through barricades on waukesha's main street barrelling into marchers and families in the crowd here you can see the vehicle just missing a little girl dancing on the parade route people started screaming. james touchstone describes the people he said he saw evil up close. he was shooting this video of

. >> among those dead, members of milwaukee's dancing grannies.facebook said those who died were extremely passionate grannies. their eyes gleamed with the joy of being a granny. they were the glue that held us together. now as the community here continues to try and recover, the investigation into the suspect, darrell brooks, continues. for one, he has a criminal history going back to the '90s, but earlier this month, he posted $1,000 bail in relation to charges that include domestic abuse after he allegedly ran over a woman in his car that was walking through a gas station parking lot. now, the milwaukee district attorney's office called that said inappropriately low and they've launched an internal ve view into it. because that, he has his initial court appearance tomorrow and we'll be watching that. >> fascinating developments there. thanks for that report. joining us now, cnn law enforcement analyst, jonathan. what a report there from omar. my goodness. about the suspect. that new information there. as we see cars being used as deadly weapons

for those dancing grannies or for the guy who was hit.n when we woke up this morning. it was five dead. 40 injured. any word on those that were injured how many of them are children? >> you know, there was some information to that effect. they said, i believe it was 11 adults and 12 children early before that number rose up to 40. and we know that from children's hospital. they said they had admitted at least 15 people at the local children's hospital. so, i can go with at least 15. but i would bet as we start piling through the details that number is going to be higher, ainsley. steve: all right it sounds like the police are going to have a press conference at 1:00 local time out there and mike tobin will bring us any updates should they occur. >> thanks, mike. >> you got it, guys. >> some of the video that first appeared on twitter was shot by a woman by the name of angela owe boil. and she was on her balcony above the parade route. it looks like six or seven floors up. this is it right there. and she had the bird's eye view of what hap

three of them members of the dancing grannies, there to delight the families who came out to watch the parade. >> we lost so many of our members. right now, it's very raw. it's very, very difficult. >> reporter: lee owen had three grandchildren of her own. her son chris telling us, "people who knew her loved her." jane kulich described by her niece as "an angel on earth. they were the type of family that went to church on sundays and had family game night on weekends." wilhelm hospel, ginny sorenson and tamara durand, whose husband dave said, "her memory will bring joy to all who knew her." and whit, officials say ten children remain hospitalized as a result of their injuries. the dancing grannies tell me they won't let this tragedy stop them and they hope to one day march again. whit? >> we are thinking about those families tonight. alex, thank you. >>> tonight, the new warning that cyber criminals could be out to take advantage of the holidays and launch ransomware attacks, especially on businesses and critical inf infrastructure. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with

three of them part of the dancing grannies marching group. those three were marching right next to dancing granny clead t,t people wer i spotted her and you could just see her blue dress tight against the doorway. >> reporter: and david, take a look behind me here. you can see a growing memorial for the victims. a lot of people stopping by to pay their respects. in court, prosecutors called brooks a flight risk. the judge set his bail at $5 million. brooks did not enter a plea. he's due back in court in january. david? >> all right, alex perez with late reporting from waukesha tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here this evening to the major move from president biden today, knowing full well millions of americans have hit the road for thanksgiving. many driving, of course, and facing those gas prices along the way. this afternoon, president biden revealing the administration will now tap into the strategic petroleum reserves, the nation's emergency supply, to help bring down gas prices. the president saying it's just one s

said those who died were extremely passionate grannies.ir eyes gleamed with the joy of being a granny. they were the glue that held us together. now, as a community here continues to try and recover, the investigation into the suspect darrell brooks continues. he has a criminal history going back to the doctor 90s. but on that incident earlier this month he posted a thousand dollars bail for, the woman he allegedly ran over claimed to be the mother of his child and she also claimed that the car part of the it didn't happen until after he allegedly hit her with a closed fist. now, we reached out to his attorney for that incident and haven't gotten a response on that, but the milwaukee county district attorney's office called the amount that the bail was set for inappropriately low, saying that it was not consistent with their risk assessment procedure. the suspect has his initial court appearance for this christmas parade incident on tuesday. police have said they will be referring five counts of first degree intentional homicide. omar jime

it's really good seeing granny lesley. and their correspondence doesn't end here. i wouldn't stop now, no, never. i shall keep writing. i'm going to stay in touch with granny lesley and make every letter for her. is that for me? yes. thank you. from the dark times of the pandemic has emerged an unlikely friendship and a lasting bond. luxmy gopal, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. nick miller. diwali celebrations and firework displays will be lighting up the next few days but the northern lights, i've seen pictures as far south as norfolk and to find out more about the northern lights, what they are and how to come about and see more of these amazing pictures head to our website. of course we are very interested to know if the same will happen again tonight. the chanceis same will happen again tonight. the chance is there but there is a big difference. instead of clear skies to see them there will be clouds spilling on across the northern half of the uk as we go through tonight. a lot of clear weather until then. it's nice to see some sunshine today in cumbr

we know that at least two grannies from the dancing grannies have passed away and a troop of elderlyin the parade and make people laugh and happy and several children. 18 kids were taken to children's hospital of wisconsin and being treated right now. as you mentioned, five people have died in this. 40 injured. jose, so many injuries that there weren't enough ambulances so parents were picking up their children and rushing them off to the hospital. this has taken everybody by surprise. people are in shock. the schools are closed here in waukesha and everyone wants to know why. what were the reasons why? we have some reporting to indicate that maybe that man you mentioned the person of interest was involved in some type of knife fight before hand. we'll try to get more answers and clarity later on in a press conference that authorities will have later on here in waukesha. it's just sad, it's upsetting and right during the holidays and this is such a special place and parade for this community that you can't even imagine. >> now, tom, what a horrendous tragedy and as you say in this ti

>> the dancing grannies, i have seen them perform at milwaukee bucks games. they are tremendous. llamas, take us to the community. i mean, i can't imagine a day more joyful than a christmas parade. >> reporter: you know how excited kids get at the start of the holidays, how excited families get. that's what happened here last night. there were strollers and families. they were six people deep along the parade route. police have shut down main street. this literally happened on main street in waukesha. police are still investigating. everyone is trying to figure out the why. why someone would do this. we've spoken to at least one eyewitness who says he was right there and says, without a doubt, this driver was trying to hit people. there are still strollers on main street, abandoned wagons, because you have to remember, there were so many victims, there weren't enough ambulances, so there were literally kids and other people, the dancing grannies, out on the street injured. parents had to pick up their kids bleeding, rush them to their cars and rush them to the childrens' hospital

three of the five people who died were members of the dancing grannies.alked to me about how they liked to make people smile and laugh. they also told me that they're going to keep up the legacy and keep up the dancing grannies throughout this community and throughout the state. hoda, back to you. >> thomas llamas there in waukesha. tom, thank you. >>> across the country, law enforcement is investigating a string of brazen robberies. apparently pulled off by organized thieves. the smash and grab thefts in l.a., chicago and the bay area taking place at high end retailers like nordstrom and bloomingdales. nbc's erin mclaughlin has more on this troubling crime wave. erin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah, authorities are pouring through video after a mob of thieves tore through a nordstrom's over the weekend. they made off with thousands of dollars of merchandise in just over a minute. a series of heists police say are being organized by shoplifting groups. overnight, another break-in, this one at l.a.'s high end shopping center, the grove.

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she's earned the nickname tat granny. >> judy deed stunned her granddaughter when she decided to getnt, other family members were inspired to join in on the fun. >> her session was cut short by bruising and swelling. she says she's ready to go back and finish. she said she may get another one for her birthday. they say it's addicting.hat's te say, aren't you worried about how it's going to look when you're old? how about when you're old flipping the script and getting a tattoo. >> exactly. >>> and finally to a prank with real horsepower. >> for his senior prank, austin mcgill from just outside newport news, virginia rode his mom's horse into his school wearing a cowboy hat and mask. >> but there was just one problem. his school didn't see it as a laughing matter. he was promptly suspended. i was just going to ask about his school status. yes, senior pranks are funny, but it may stop you from moving on from your senior year. >> okay, but this is one of the more harmless senior pranks that you could -- like, nobody's hurt, right? >> my senior year they glued the locks to the doors. i a

the milwaukee dancing grannies are there. such a local thing.ition. they describe themselves a group of grannies that meet once of week to practice routines for summer and winter parades. they live for this. >> dana: the suspect they have in custody, darrell e. brooks has two open criminal cases against him currently. posted bond for two felonies and three misdemeanors a couple days ago. we'll find out more from the poils and posted bond for three felonies last march. >> bill: this parade is held every year on the sunday before thanksgiving as it was yesterday november 21 sponsored by the city's chamber of commerce. this year was the 59th year. the theme was comfort and joy. really hits home there. mike tobin will get back to us and live in waukesha with more information. we've been talking about the man in custody. what more do you have on your end there? >> really the incident in hand what we're getting through multiple law enforcement agencies police had been responding to a call of something akin to a fight and when they got there they didn'

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page and it's very sad the screen reads those who died were extremely passionate grannies their eyes was affected. it was so chaotic, parents had to literally picked up their kids and rush them to the hospital we spoke to an eyewitness earlier who says without a doubt, the person who was driving that car, the man now in custody, definitely was trying to hit people. >> that was his intention. where we were sitting and there was a float between us and the curb, he made an effort to come towards us because he wanted to get around the float and just -- i don't know if it was to hit as many people as he can or -- i don't know what the senseless intention was, other than just, you know, going the speed that he did >> now sources who have been briefed on this investigation say on thor onset of this right now, it doesn't appear that terrorism, right, is part of this, the motive but everyone wants to know why this happened, why this driver did that, why they would go into this parade that is part of this community. there will be a press conference later this afternoon we hope to get some answ

one was a dance troop, the dancing grannies. you can imagine they were having quite a high stepping time marching up the streets of downtown. then we also understand that a high school or junior high school dance team. also was hit by this car. and respects of shoes and spilled hot chocolate everywhere, one person went from one crumpled body to the other to find her daughter. it is just so heartbreaking. and it raises so many questions about you know what the cause was. again. we will find those things out tonight or tomorrow. but tonight. the grieving in waukesha is going to be palpable. people are still looking for loved ones, because so many folks had to get carted away in an ambulance and taken to hospitals who knows where. trey: the contrast between you know, christmas parade in my hometown something that everyone looks forward to. you know the children, with santa claus and to replace images of santa claus with images of body bags. tonight, my heart breaks for the people who lost their lives. and whether it was intentional

we're told some of them -- some of the victims were part of a group called the dancing grannies.an imagine that -- well they were reportedly left on the ground. that is going to be a traumatic events if these are older people who got mowed into by that ford escape. trey. trey: you know, even if that video we're seeing. you can contrast the speed of the car in the parade. with the speed of the car that is not. the one that caused the carnage, you contrast the appropiate speed for a parade with reckless driver of the ford. in terms of backing in, perhaps it was an ill fated attempt to conceal a license plate, if that was the objective, to avoid apprehension, my guess, that is not successful. jon: police are on the scene where the car has been located. you can imagine, police have their hands full, i mentioned before that every ambulance in the city of waukesha was dispatched. they have to bring in ambulances from outside of the city. that is how many injuries we're talking about. trey: mike tobin, you are with us? reporter: i am, i have updated. the chief said are multiple mull up

. >> granny, when we's done washing can i go swimming here in the cement pond?on upward mobility and the consumerism that comes with it. >> yes, sir, mr. drysdale, i finally took your advice and put some of my money in stock. >> these hillbillies, even though they might come across as lower class, they're happy with the way that they've been living their lives. >> i couldn't believe how frustrated i was. they had this stupid old car that blew smoke and i'm going, get a better car! ♪ oh, i'm gonna cook up a rabbit stew ♪ ♪ soon as jethro shoots me one or two ♪ >> one episode involved granny mistaking a kangaroo for a giant jackrabbit. >> howdy, mr. jackrabbit. >> she wanted to cook it. >> would you like to step into my kitchen? >> it is to this day the highest-rated half hour episode of television. >> middle america fell in love with "the beverly hillbillies." it spawned another television series with cbs. ♪ ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ ♪ green acres ♪ ♪ is the place to be ♪ ♪ farm living is the life for me ♪ ♪ you are my wife good-bye city life

we sought victims among the dancing grannies in wisconsin from adults, teens. a nurse reported triaging a young boy who she estimated at nine or ten years old. they had a thorough cross absent of american life. people are celebrating. this was a christmas parade. it seems like a terrorist could not have done a better job at targeting these americans. >> emily: as referenced earlier, darrell brooks has a lengthy string of arrests for violent felonies and to open felony cases there in milwaukee county. these violent felonies that he has been arrested, charged, and convicted for our across multiple counties and states including reckless endangerment, obstructing officers, jumping bail, plus charges like being a felon in possession of a firearm. it's also listed as eight tier two registered sex offender in nevada. he received his first felony conviction and participating in an aggravated battery for which he received three years of probation. this 39-year-old, darrell brooks suspect from milwaukee county, he was just suspended of his trial right due to, "court cong

three victims were members of the milwaukee dancing grannies.spoke to our affiliate in august about her love for that troop. >> i love it. and i love the ladies, and they're my family. they're my friends. and i don't know what i would do without grannies. >> with us now are some. o survivors and eyewitnesss to this parade tragedy on sunday. matthew rude was there with his two young daughters, and becky and danny faustman owned the guitar for life cafe and studio, and that day helped to care for those in the after math. becky is also a trauma nurse. thank you all for being here very much. matthew, i want to start with you. i know you were there with your daughters, 2 and 5 years old. how are you doing? how are they doing? are they talking at all about what they saw? >> i'm fortunate enough that my daughters are young enough to not really know what happened, and i'm fortunate they didn't see anything extremely traumatic. i go back to think about all of the children who saw things much more horrific. i'm blessed that my children didn't actually see

what we're learning about the five killed, including the leader to have the milwaukee dancing granniesnews profiled just this summer. >> she's like the heart and soul, honest to god. >> o'donnell: tonight, the suspect facing five counts of intentional homicide. closing arguments in the ahmaud arbery murder trial. his mother weeping in court, as armed demonra

. >> reporter: among the victims, the dance team, the dancy grannies, who were performing at the paradesing members of their group. >> we'll identify the victims that we know of at this time. i say this with great sorrow. virginia sorenson, 79-year-old female. leanna holmes, 70-year-old female. jane coolidge, 52-year-old female. wilma pascal. >> reporter: tammy's husband tonight telling abc news her memory will bring joy to all who kew her. the suspect has been identified as 39-year-old darrell e. brooks, arrested and charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. >> he was taken into custody a short distance from the scene and we are confident he acted alone. there's no evidence that this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: brooks, a local rapper who caseen here in a mus video, has a long criminal history. earlier this month, brooks was accused of using what appears to be the same vehicle to run over the mother of his child. he faces multiple charges from that incident, but he was released on a $1,000 bail. >> when you look at someone that has mr. brooks' background a

four were members of the dancing granny's group. a vigil was held in their memory last night. >>> now to san jose where it's back to court this morning in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. yesterday she concluded her second day on the stand defending herself against fraud charges. she testified that the company had early successes in 2009 and 200. they said she could not have intended to deceive investors because she believed the blood testing devices worked. >>> supply chain issues putting the crunch on holody presents and now it could mean a christmas tree shortage. >> katie explain itself may be hard to find that perfect tree real or fake. >> the lights are up. one mit is set ther ere aral >> they will be here absolutely. >> johnny moore has been in the christmas tree business for 40 years. >> there's a tree shortage. this is the worst i have seen. >> the majority of the trees at bay area tree lots come from oregon and washington. states that both experience record high temperatures this summer during what would have been the pea

virginia sorenson, known as ginny, leanna owen and tamara durand all members of the milwaukee dancing grannieswho marched in sunday's parade, wilhelm hospel died while walking alongside them carrying cups of ice >> oh, my god! >> reporter: dozens more injured sunday, including 18 kids rushed to children's hospital. ten remained in icu, while the trauma of that day was setting in >> people screaming everywhere, panic. we just took off running. >> reporter: taylor medrano was at the parade with her 1-year-old son and witnessed the horror. >> could you feel the car zooming past >> it was like a brush of wind and all of those kids, it was like they weren't even there. >> we are all waukesha >> reporter: a devastated community finding comfort in grieving together. >> i mentioned at the top of the broadcast, we've gotten late word of a sixth victim. what are you learning? >> reporter: lester, according to life point church and a gofundme page created by a family member, the 8-year-old boy was jackson sparks he underwent brain surgery sunday evening but sadly passed away today from his injuries his 1

several of them members of milwaukee dancing grannies 79 year-old virginia sorenson 52 year-old camera deer and and 71 year-old lillyhanna owen also among those killed 81 year-old hospital and 52 year-old jane kulyk. >> and that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. the suspect aaron brooks made his first court appearance since the crash today where he was officially charged with 5 counts of homicide. a 6th victim has died. a child. the first child 8 year-old who was there with his baseball team at the christmas parade. so another count is likely forthcoming here in the coming days. still to come, tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. we'll break down how much of the money in the bipartisan infrastructure bill is coming to the bay area. >> and then the female leaders in the bay sitting down with former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton also first lady, a senator and author why she and her long time aide were in san francisco. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful w

>> reporter: elly there carryin the dancing grannys. >> i heard a tire skweechl that's when i seen the car heading straight for the banner that i was carrying. >> reporter: virginia sorenson was on the other end of the banner her car missed elly but sorenson and two other members were struck and killed. details setting in as court records reveal more about darryl brooks' alleged action officer tried stopping the suv another calling the act intentional. >> thanks to megan fits gerald for that report. >>> many americans are returning to their pre-pandemic holiday conditions to spend time with family and friends scenes like these marking the busiest travel week in two years. here's nbc news' tom costello. >> reporter: the heaviest thanksgiving travel rush for tw years. >> we want to stay safe. that's why we're staying within our inner circle and going to our cabin. >> reporter: fast forward to 2021, this thanksgiving rush looks very different >> we're blessed and fortunate to have all our family members get together. >> reporter: this is the start of an early ritual, as airlines and airpo

three of the victims, virginia sorenson, leian owithin and tamara grant, grannys that marched in the parade. wilhelm died alongside them carrying ice dozens more injured sunday, 18 kids rushed to children's hospital, ten remain in icu. while the trauma of that day is setting in >> people screaming everywhere, panic. like we just took off running >> reporter: taylor was the at the parade with her one-year-old son and witness it is horror. >> could you feel the car when it went past >> it was a brush of wind, those kids like they weren't even there. >> we are all waukesha. >> reporter: a devastated community finding comfort in grieving together. according to life point church and a go fund me page created by the family member. the 8-year-old is jackson sparks he underwent brain injury and died sadly on tuesday. his 12-year-old property was also injured megan. >> frances, thank you. >>> the biden administration has announced a new covid mandate. it will require non-travelers like truck drivers and government and emergency response officials to be vaccinated by january 22nd the announcem

. >> reporter: she was also there carrying the banner for the dancing grannies. >> i heard tires squeal, and that's when i seen the car heading basically straight for the banner that i was carrying. >> reporter: virginia sorenson was on the other end of the banner >> i was supposed to be on that side. >> reporter: the car missed allie, but sorenson and two others were killed >> first degree intentional homicide. >> reporter: details set in as court records show his alleged actions. documents say officers tried stopping the suv. another calling the action intentional this isn't where this community thought they would be the day before thanksgiving. but they say this memorial and coming together feels like the first step towards healing. lester >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the art of shopping we'll guide you to getting the best holiday shopping discounts and when what you need to know. >>> we're back with our series race to deliver. no doubt part of tomorrow for many families will be about planning out holiday shopping strategies ahead of black friday. but just

the five who were fatally injured included a bank employee, three members of the milwaukee dancing grannys and another member's husband that group was performing at the time our jay grey has more. >> reporter: the investigation continues today in waukesha where an suv turned a weekend of holiday parade into a scene of panic and pain >> i saw 83 people right in front of me get hit. >> reporter: 39-year-old darryl e. brooks is in custody after the chaos in this photo from a previous arrest. >> we have information the suspect prior to the incident was involved in a domestic disturbance. at this time the waukesha police department is referring five attempts of intentional homicide. >> reporter: everyone watching the parade struggling to find safety >> my wife got out of the way. by the time she did, the car came right past me within at least 2 feet i could have touched the car going by >> in waukesha, the search for answers continues. jay grey, nbc news, waukesha, wisconsin. >>> a jury is expected to begin deliberating the fate of three men accused of murdering ahmaud aubrey prosecutors say th

what we're learning about the five killed, including the leader of the milwaukee dancing grannies, a summer. >> she's like the heart and soul, honest to god. >> o'donnell: tonight, the suspect facing five counts of intentional homicide. closing arguments in the ahmaud arbery murder trial. his mother weeping, as armed demonstrators gather outside the courtroo

a group called the dancing grannies also asking for prayers.he group of dancing grandmothers seen here at a christmas parade in 2019 writing on facebook, quote, members of the group and volunteers were impacted, and we are waiting for word on their conditions. >> people were crying. i'm sure i saw some people who saw their family members get hit. it shook me too because i can't imagine having to see that. >> reporter: matt rude says the suv nearly hit his daughters as they were grabbing candy thrown from a float. so i said, yes, go ahead, but don't go too far into the road. you know, in just a split second, they could not be here right now. so all i can say is find your children. find your loved ones and tell them that you love them because you never know. >> a heartbreaking account. police overnight did not elaborate on the person in custody. >> let's get more from em nguyen. she's in washington following the investigation to what happened in wisconsin. em, what do we know so far. >> reporter: andrew, we know that right now there is no known c

many people as possible, three of the six people killed were part of a group called the dancing grannies. >> the person in front of me got hit and went down. she went flying in the air and landed in front of me and she was bleeding really bad. i didn't think she'd make it. i knew she wouldn't and she didn't. >> brooks, meanwhile, is being held on $5 million bail. the warrant for his arrest was litted to nevada only. >>> the jury gets back to the ahmaud arbery death trial. that was after six hours of deliberations yesterday. the lead prosecutor during closing arguments said the three men accused of killing arbery on a georgia street last year showed no fear, only anger. abc's morgan norwood is there. >> reporter: the fate of the three white men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery, a 25-year-old unarmed black man, now in the hands of a jury. the nearly all white panel now deliberating. >> we are in recess until a question or verdict. >> reporter: the prosecution with the final word to the panel firing back at the defense's closing argument that gregory and travis mcmichael acted in self-def

. >> my granny bird said that since i'm six years old i could get the vaccine. >> that is right, bigd. >> but, well, i have a lot of questions. like what is a vaccine? and does it have to be a shot in and will i still need to wear my mask? >> sanjay gupta and erica hill team up to answer big bird's and your questions on the abc's of covid vaccines at 8:30 this morning on cnn. >> well the help wanted signs, you may have seen them because they're all over the place. as businesses are adding jobs and the economy is rebounding from the covid pandemic. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans walks us through the latest job numbers and what those numbers say about the economy we're living in right now. >> boris and christi. >> hiring roared back in october. companies added back another 531,000 jobs even that summer lull in hiring wasn't as bad as feared. the government revised higher august and september job growth. wages grew a strong 4.9%. companies are restraining workers and hiring was spread across industries hiring in the bars an restaurants, offices and plants and factorie

prayers for the dancing grannies.nnouncer: plus, what we've learned about the suspected driver. he tried to escape through her backyard. >> you can actually follow the tire tracks through the yard. >> announcer: then come as a thieves. 80 of them swooping into the department store. then gone in 60 seconds. >>t