grammys. why the weeknd charges them with corruption after he was snubbed in this year s nominations. we ll show you how the grammys are responding. first, here s today s eye opener, it s your world in 90 seconds. the possibility of not being able to see family and friends over the holiday is heartbreaking for all of us. as states across the country see cases double, concern that thanksgiving travel could intensify an alarming surge of infections. at this point in the pandemic, the real threat for infection is not so much the public square, but rather the small household gathering. the white house is allowing biden to receive daily briefings. the news comes after the president-elect introduced his first round of cabinet picks. they ll tell me what i need to know not what i want to know. the president is singing his own praises after a historic day on wall street. the dow surging past 30,000. that s a sacred number, 30,000. extreme weather tore through texas.
nation primary. republican candidate marco rubio signed the paperwork today. and paid a $1,000 filing fee. republican republican rival carly fiorina filed to be on the ballot and the former ceo trails eight gop candidates in the latest fox news poll of registered voters. steve: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders was in new hampshire as well filing his paperwork to be on the ballot. he is the second democrat to sign the paperwork this week. the remaining candidates have until the 20th to file. the date of the primary has not been set, but is expected to be february 9th. you can catch the next two debates on tuesday. the early debate starts at 6:00 p.m. followed by the leading candidates at 9:00. dari: i was feeling like we live in california. when the rain came, it felt strange. steve: it was warm and humid. you could see the overcast, cloudy, as we look at one world pretty incredible. nick: we broke 70 today. no record. but tomorrow there could be a record tempe
they are deliberate burials, probably family burial vaults. reporter: contractors were digging as part of a water main project they discovered two crypts just 3 1/2 meet below ground. the first value it was disturbed with broken coffin wood, as photo have shown there was a large pile of skeletons. reporter: a second crypt contains intact coffins stacked one on top of the other, thomas foley, said that the discovery was not completely unexpected, since the area was formerly home to two presbyterian churns churches. anything with regarding the old cemetery. the focus shifts to identifying remains, and trying to determine which church they were affiliated with, some of the coffins in the second value have name plates attached. they will use high resolution imaging to high to read some of the plates. this gives us a sense of who walked these streets before us. reporter: the construct site is recalled off tonight but intrigue remains high. 200-year-old coffins
nomination before the convention in cleveland in july. as donald trump fights to sweep new york, he is also struggling to earn the allegiance of delegates in states he s already won. after a series of votes by party insiders in georgia it appears most of the delegates picked to go to the convention support ted cruz. now, yes, while they are bound to mr. trump in that first round of votes at the convention, personal loyalty could spell big trouble for the front-runner if the fom natinomination goes to two, second ballot. let s did to sarah murray. talk to me about what happened there behind closed doors. reporter: well, brooke, i think that s there s sort of an appeal that donald trump appeals to angry white voters and the coalition trying to prove that trump appeal is beyond that. they had a photo opportunity and the goal to try to inform donald trump of the issues propping up in the various communities, african-american community, muslim community but also to see how they