The man accused of driving his SUV into a crowd at a Wisconsin Christmas parade makes his first

court appearance, and a sixth victim, an eight-year-old boy, has died in the aftermath of the crash.

Now the question is, are more charges coming?

Plus, the House Select Committee investigating the January 6th capital attacks subpoenas,

the leaders of the proud boys, and the oathkeepers. The question is, what kind of information

will investigators glean from these extremist groups? And faced with the rising costs of goods,

Dollar Tree is raising its baseline price for items from its namesake dollar.

Now, a $1.25. $1.25 tree?

The question is, what does this say about U.S. inflation?

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I'm Jonathan Lemire on this Wednesday, November 24th.

We'll start with the news.

The suspect and the Waukesha Christmas Parade Rampage made his first appearance in court

yesterday.

As officials confirm, a sixth victim has died, an his first appearance in court yesterday. As officials confirm,

a sixth victim has died, an eight-year-old boy. NBC news correspondent Megan Fitzgerald has the story.

The man at the center of a horrific tragedy in Waukesha, Wisconsin, appearing before a judge for the

first time. This is case number 21 CF. 39-year-old Daryl Brooks charged with five counts of intentional homicide

after allegedly plowing through a Christmas parade Sunday evening.

And the prosecutor saying more charges are pending after the confirmation of a sixth death,

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