pa nts world and spongebob square pants will be back as well!ational mourning by the death of arguably its most famous son, diego maradona. people are poured out onto the street to express their grief. his sublime performance and cured victory in the 1986 world cup and his life after the world cup was troubled by addiction but he did remain a hero to very many in the country. the president, alberto fernandez said that maradona took his country to the top of the world. he died of a heart attack at the age of 60 but his life had been quite a troubled one, along with so many hires. much more on all the news, national and international, any time on the website and on the twitter feed as well. . time on the website and on the twitterfeed as well. . —— highs. thank you for watching. hello. we‘ve plenty of fine weather in the forecast for the uk for the next few days, thanks to a building ridge of high pressure. but that ridge of high pressure will bring with it an increased chance of many of us seeing frosty nights. could be some chilly days, as well,

. >> spongebob was the first square balloon ever created for our parades. >> reporter: some traditionse on, but with changes. the macy's thanksgiving day parade was a crowd-less, made-for-tv-only event, a first in its 94-year history. but there was no stopping some new yorkers from getting into the spirit. >> we have this vision of him walking around with a little balloon, just being his own parade. and we decided, why not just keep the magic alive? >> reporter: thanksgiving really marks the beginning of the holiday season, and it comes as doctors are very, very worried about what the next several weeks will bring, leading up to the next set of holidays, when americans will want to come together and celebrate in what will be very uncertain times. chip. >> reid: thanks, kris. tonight, the c.d.c. has a grim prediction: the u.s. death toll from covid could hit 321,000 by mid-december. by then, hospitals could be overflowing with patients in many parts of the country. here's cbs' adriana diaz. >> reporter: at chicago's rush university medical center, they've set up a covid triage area in t