Nightly News Full Broadcast – Dec. 1

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Senate approves deal to avoid rail strike; Consumer spending is up and inflation is easing; Buckingham Palace incident: Charity executive speaks out over racist remarks; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

00:00 Intro

01:22 Congress passes deal to avert rail strike

04:14 Positive signs for U.S. economy

06:09 School bus crash injures students

06:27 Antonio Brown arrest warrant issued

08:35 Former Crypto billionaire: “I screwed up”

10:49 Royals visit U.S. amid racism backlash

13:02 Mauna Loa lava threatens highway

13:21 Cancer-causing chemicals in Houston?

16:58 SI’s SportsKid of the Year on how golf changed his life

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