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Drummer on the high seas, a man vanishes from a cruise ship and ends up rescued alive.

How did he go from drinks with his sister to being in the water alone?

And a Senate race on the line in Georgia, the reported push this go-round for in-person

voting instead of mail-in ballots.

Plus, just when we thought maybe online shopping could ease some of the crowds,

Black Friday shoppers come out in droves, the surgeon sales, despite inflation and recession fears.

Welcome to the lead, I'm Casey Hunt in today for Jake Tapper.

We start with new details about the horrific attack at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia.

Local officials have released a note found on the shooter's phone.

It was titled Death Note and was filled with grievances he had with himself and colleagues.

The city of Chesapeake also identified the youngest victim of the massacre, 16-year-old Fernando

Chavez-Baron.

In the wake of this tragedy and the mass shooting at the LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado, President

Biden says he'll push Congress to pass new gun laws, including a ban on some semi-automatic

rifles.

CNN's Brian Todd starts off our coverage with a closer look at the investigation in Chesapeake,

Virginia.

Tonight, chilling new details released by police reveal that the man who killed six

Walmart employees bought his weapon that very day.

City officials say the shooter had no criminal history and that he legally bought the gun

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