Tornado alerts and offline inboxes fill Muir's November 12 briefing
ABC's full evening broadcast brings together severe weather, a Microsoft outage and developments in the Washington shooting and Brooklyn collapse.
Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 875,824 views.
ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Nov. 12, 2026
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- 2:55ABC reports a deadly Washington gym shooting and police findings about the gunman.
- 6:01The Brooklyn collapse report examines earlier cracks, rescue efforts and the continuing investigation.
- 9:05Lee Goldberg tracks Northeast tornado warnings, followed by forecasts for snow and freezing temperatures.
- 12:54Microsoft's outage disrupts Outlook, Teams and Copilot across North America.
- 13:57Hegseth awards the sentinel who reprimanded his group at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
- 19:29Punch's zoo update shows him accepted by other monkeys and later grooming a new baby.
Tornado warnings interrupt the Northeast while failed inboxes disrupt workplaces across North America. David Muir's November 12 World News Tonight brings those spreading disruptions into a broadcast that has drawn about 876,000 views since being uploaded today.
Meteorologist Lee Goldberg follows warnings across New York, New Jersey and Delaware, with snow and freezing temperatures also in the forecast. Trevor Ault then explains the extensive Microsoft outage affecting services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot. For viewers catching up, these are separate stories with immediate consequences for travel and work.
The broadcast opens with more serious developments. Pierre Thomas reports on the deadly shooting at a Washington gym near the White House, while Matt Rivers covers the Brooklyn apartment-building collapse that ABC says killed eight people. The collapse report examines accounts of cracks before the disaster, with the investigation continuing.
Elsewhere, ABC reports Jensen Huang's resignation from Nvidia and shows Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth awarding a medal to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier sentinel who had demanded silence from his group.
Muir closes at a zoo outside Tokyo. Punch, the monkey previously seen clinging to a plush toy, is playing with other monkeys and riding on their backs. The final update shows him grooming a new baby monkey, receiving companionship and offering care in return.
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