Today is Tuesday, November 23rd, what to know about the people who were hit by an SUV at a

Christmas parade and how the person behind the wheel had a history of violent behavior.

Also, as we near the Thanksgiving weekend, we're taking a look at how the number of COVID cases

around the country compares to this time last year. Plus, the first sign of Christmas at the

nation's capital, which Major Retailer is expanding its drone delivery efforts,

and why an Oscar-winning actor now has to pay millions to the studio that fired him.

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Well, this week, people in Wisconsin are paying tribute to the five people who died when an SUV

rammed into a holiday parade. The community is also showing support for the nearly 50 people

who were hurt, including at least 18 children. The people hit were performing as

part of a high school band, a children's dance group, and another group for adults

called the Milwaukee Dancing Grannies. Some of them are in critical condition in intensive

care units now. So, hundreds of people came together for a vigil last night near where the crash

happened in the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha. Religious leaders from Christian, Jewish,

Sikh, Muslim, and Morphates spoke to the crowds about what happened and how to help and heal

from the tragedy. Meanwhile, investigators are putting together a murder case.

Police now say the driver who plowed through the parade did so on purpose,

though police have not said anything about his motive. Today, he's expected to be formally charged

with five counts of first-degree murder among other charges, meaning if he is found guilty,

he could spend the rest of his life in prison. Police also say the man has a lengthy criminal

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