a courtroom in centerville, michigan. it had been nearly a year since venus stewart disappeared in her pajamas. her husband doug was now on trial for her murder even though the body was never found. a fundamental fact of the defense's case. doug pleaded not guilty and said he was surprised that he was even arrested. >> this is my opening statement. >> the responsibility for prosecuting doug stewart fell to baby-face doug mcdonna. seated at the defense table, doug stewart wearing casual guy sweaters and sweater vests. >> courtroom demeanor, what'd you see, john? >> he was very good at kinda presenting himself as kinda the all-american guy. it was very bizarre. 'cause we would go into chambers, he would talk out loud like he was one of the guys. you're on trial for murdering your wife. none of this seemed to affect him one bit. >> reporter: as the prosecutor began his case, his opening witnesses focused on april 26th, 2010, the day venus vanished. state trooper aaron steensma, first on the scene, testified that he believed

that's where michigan is. and part of the reason it's worth worrying about michigan, is the state is getting a huge amount of federal help. the federal government has deployed three emergency teams of health care workers to hospitals in michigan. things are still getting worse. look at the hospitalization graph again. highest it has ever been. at least one michigan doctor is saying the three federal teams that have been sent to help already are not enough to deal with that upward curve right now. according to the michigan pulmonologist, the numbers are picking up in the community and health care is bearing the brunt of that. we need the next team, meaning the next federal help team and the next team after that. went further in a call for help from his colleagues who have retired. said, quote, we need people that may have taken a hiatus from health care for their own personal, physical and emotional health. we need those people to consider a return, so they can join us on the front line to get us through this v

of the state of michigan. it seems like such a small inconvenience to safely store or secure your weapon to get a gun lock which most police departments give away for free in order to ensure that if you reside in a home where a child lives or is present that that child cannot have unfettered access to that firearm. so, you know, the facts as alleged are very concerning in this incident, and as prosecutor mcdonald has indicated, she believes them to be the egregious that she felt compelled to charge involuntary manslaughter. it's not the first time it's been charged but it's in sparing circumstances that we would see it. but that will be for our jury to decide. >> michigan attorney general dana nessel, thank you so much for joining me. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next -- russia's massive military build up on the border with ukraine. cnn just spoke with ukraine's defense minister as he and his country prepare for a potential invasion. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrad

a rise of new cases in michigan. when you talk about needing more resources, yesterday, over on the senate side, a number of republicans were saying, you know, i don't want to support the government funding bill, which tends to not -- it has become more political. i should say. used to not be that big of an issue. they said they weren't going to support it because they wanted to vote and make sure that vaccine mandates, that there is all these different mandates aren't put in place. is that helpful? even so, that amendment failed. it's still kind of a position of the party. saying we shouldn't have all of these mandates. we shouldn't necessarily -- could be going against what you're asking for. just more resources here and there in your own state and help from the federal government. mr. upton: a couple things. first of all i'll go back a step. our delegation generally works pretty well together. whether it's protecting the great lakes. when we started covid, we all worked together, republicans and democrats, trying

michigan is not one of those states. that being said, we know from the prosecutor she said there are other individuals who need to be held accountable because of just how negligent the access to this weapon was. she called it beyond negligent. raising too involuntary manslaughter. we want to have a lot of questions about that though, emily. >> harris: i realized the unfortunate circumstances with columbine were such that may be all was known previous to the crimes that were carried out. but i always hear police say, you know there were some red flags. generally, that happens with the people closest to these young children. now tried as an adult, this 15-year-old. i'm wondering, how do you get to accountability though for parents in any of these types of cases? >> emily: great question. going back to the flint, michigan, case, that was in the year 2,000, a flint man pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter after a 6-year-old boy he lived with used a handgun to kill a classmate at school. also when michigan, more rec

the numbers in michigan are horrible. they're as bad as they have ever been during this entire pandemic, and he's fighting it on the ground every single day in the emergency room. >> we will take a quick break, and we'll be back to move forward on the breaking news, the parents of this charged now shooter in michigan are on the run or at least they're missing. we'll get you the latest that we know after the break. ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget. feel the difference with downy. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. we envisioned at times that we would lose one of our facilities. breaking news. but we never envi

notre dame to take michigan's spot. i go with baylor because they're a conference champ. >> brian: that's going to hurt notre dame not having the conference championship. de facto member of the a.c.c. i would go with notre dame. i can't get past baylor losing to t.c.u. >> adam: which is a second loz as well. as georgia looks -- >> adam: which is a second loss as well. georgia if they have to meet alabama again. >> brian: we talked about the connectivity. if that is real as they talk about it and the love is real it shows itself in adversity. you got hit in the mouth. you're bleeding. fight your way back. those games four weeks from now. i expect their . >> brian: that skull session -- the next one is probably going to be a crying session and after watching this film they're going to see a lot of mistakes were made. self-imposed. give alabama credit but georgia knows they can play better. i'm not sure they can beat bama with stetson bennett. >> brian: there is the question. >> brian: he has fallen vs husthis crimson tide

we had this terrible school shooting this week in michigan. and we have had some shootings in my district. in talking to some of the victims and survivors and my law enforcement folks, i was once on the education committee and i can remember the hearing we had with the columbine survivors. that was the first big school shooting i can remember. but i was on the committee, and there wasn't a dry eye in the place. and we know that kids, i'm a dad, kids can't learn if they don't feel like they are in a safe environment. visited literally a school every and it week i have been in is one that, until covid, office. there's been a big change in security from when i was a student to what they are today. and i have been seeing the live shooter drills. the day before parkland i was at , one of my high schools in kalamazoo, and had a live we shooter drill while i was there, speaking to 300 kids. i was back there the next week, meeting with the student council and others, law enforcement and debbie dingell came to my district, it was bipartisan, and i went

in michigan, these candidates are going to be in republican primaries. they are going to face democrats in the general election and it's still very unclear what's going to happen to their candidacies. that's true of a lot of other battleground states where trump has chosen these kind of big lie folks to run for a number of these position. erin, we should also note, of course, we reached out to these folks featured in our piece. either, they didn't respond to us or declined an interview. >> sara, thank you very much. >>> and next, russia downplaying the threat of american sanctions if putin invades ukraine. putin and biden are set for a high-stakes call in a matter of hours. >>> and a champion thoughroughb, the kentucky derby winner, dies suddenly on a race track today. hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash... and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vacation home slash vacation home. find yours on the vrbo app. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and

michigan's laws are woefully inadequate. we don't have a safe storage law. we're not legally required to store your weapon in a safe manner. children are allowed to attend with their parents, as long as their parent is present. so the answer to that question is, we don't have strong enough laws. >> have you uncovered any evidence from before gun purchase in the days leading up to this that would reveal whaz state of mind was when the parents were there, what his state of mind was up to the day of the shooting? >> there's evidence about state of mind prior to that day. i can't comment on it. and it is not related to the allegations that we're making at this time. >> were any of the teachers injured in the shooting, was one of the teachers who made the complaint? >> i don't believe so, but i can't say that for certain. >> prosecutor, how long was the -- you've described it as premeditated, how long had it been meditated? >> long enough. long enough. >> go ahead. >> you said at one point the thought of being aware that the gun was missing. is there any indicati

. _ not michigan. this took place in the township and of oxford. in - not michigan. this took place in the township and of oxford. in looking | township and of oxford. in looking at one of the papers they are counseling christmas events and having a prayer vigil instead. help us understand the impact this has had on the community. it’s us understand the impact this has had on the community.— had on the community. it's a terrible impact. _ had on the community. it's a terrible impact. i— had on the community. it's a terrible impact. i covered - had on the community. it's a terrible impact. i covered a l had on the community. it's a - terrible impact. i covered a number of mass shootings and it always goes to the community like a shock. 0n the one hand there is preparation for something like this. schools go through drills for what they call active shooters but when it happens everyone says i can't believe it happened. and it's children involved and children shooting children and their teachers are injured and their safe space that have been violated so it's alwa

we want to look for a second what's going on in michigan, this is today the pieces for michigan that are bad in any combination, very bad and sequence. last week michigan hit its highest hospitalization ever. hospitalizations in michigan or reach their highest point ever last week. the previous record was that seven months ago. so highest hospitalizations ever last week. then this week, they reached their highest number of active cases ever. think about that sequencing, once you get infections, then you get reported cases, when you get reported cases, then you get people turning up sick, once you get people turning up sick you have hospitalizations, and then you have death numbers. michigan is already at its highest hospitalization ever, the week after that they get their highest covid numbers ever. the delta variant, before omicron gets here is already filling up hospital beds pushing the health care system to a brink. the situation in michigan is not good. it's like if your house at the shore was underwater, and you just learned that actually were already underwater but it's only l

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andrewjameson from michigan, andrew jameson from michigan, best andrewjameson from michigan, best of luck which the track with what sounds like difficult conditions. thank you for bringing us up—to—date. the queen has spoken movingly in her christmas day message about her grief at the death of her husband, prince philip. she said there was "one familiar laugh missing", and expressed empathy with other families who'd lost loved ones this year. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. windsor castle on christmas morning. the royal standard signifying that the queen was in residence. merry christmas. the prince of wales and duchess of cornwalljoined the congregation at st george's chapel for morning service. the queen did not attend as a precaution against covid, according to officials. from the very first moments of the queen's broadcast, there was a keen sense of the loss she has felt over the death of prince philip last april, after their 73 years of marriage. although it is a time of great happiness and good cheer for many, christmas can be hard for those who have lo

so i went to the university of michigan. not a shabby hospital. 72% of all people in the hospital have, you know, they are older, they have disorders. number two, 40% of them are vaccinated. so, is this a pandemic of the non-vaccinated? i don't think so. and if you are a political leader you certainly don't talk that way about fellow human being. >> tammy: there is nobody -- nobody is getting on her about the nursing home crisis. she was right there along with cuomo, all these others who are doing this. you have been dealing with it you know what those numbers are. you know what this was. tell us about your investigation and what you took from it. >> well, here's what is going to happen. it took the auditor general of michigan is he compiling all the data and going to see how many people died that were residents of long-term care facilities, shorthand nursing homes. >> tammy: right. >> these aren't props. >> tammy: not a white board. you are not going to bring up a white board for me? okay, good. >> remember what cuomo did.

we're beginning with the breaking news out of michigan. the parents of the oxford school shooting suspect are each being held on a half a million dollar bond after their court appearance today. james and jennifer crumbley pled not guilty to all four counts of involuntary manslaughter. plus there's a look at the scene in detroit where that pair was arrested early this morning. the oxford sheriff giving us an inside perspective. >> they're not talking much to us. on a number of levels. obviously, sullen, but not a lot of conversation. we have them in my jail, all in separate and segregated spots, keeping a close eye on them. we've not seen any remorse. i don't know whether the sullenness is from being caught or whether it's from, you know, other emotions that are going on. >> their son, 15-year-old ethan crumbley, is accused of killing four students and injuring several others, a tragedy the oakland county prosecutor says his parents could have prevented. >> this is a very serious, horrible, terrible murder and shooting, and it has affected

>>> michigan police activating the fugitive team. "the lead" starts right now. a manhunt under way for the parents of the suspected michigan school shooter. parents went missing after prosecutors announced charges and laid out a rather scathing case against them. as we wait to understand more about the omicron variant, the biden white house is hoping to make it easier for every american to get a covid test. dr. sanjay gupta just sat down with the head of the cdc to talk about how. >>> then -- all eyes are on a key border as russia stocks up medical supplies and fuel and other military equipment. what is vladimir putin planning to do to ukraine and when? >>> welcome to "the lead." we start with breaking news. the parents of 15-year-old michigan school shooting suspect ethan crumbley are missing. the oakland county sheriff telling cnn moments ago that all available resources, including a fugitive team, the u.s. marshals, and the fbi, are right now looking for james and jennifer crumbley. prosecutors earlier today charged the crumbleys with four counts of involunta

that gave us insight how they did it in michigan. consider what happened next door that same day, that same time in wisconsin. in wisconsin republicans there approached it in a way that is more unsettling. what we're seeing here, this is footage of the actual electors. the actual wisconsin electors casting their vote. wisconsin has ten electoral votes, biden and harris won the vote in wisconsin, so these are ten biden/harris electors n meeting officially to cast their electoral college votes. wisconsin governor tony evers was there.ofec he was actually one of the electors. they met in this big fancy ceremonial room. there was applause when they were done.ap governor evers said we made it, today we did our part to continue the long and sacred d tradition of our democracy honoring the will of the people. that was the real process. at the wisconsin state capitol that day. those were the real electors really casting their real votes for the electoral college that day, 12:00 noon, december 14th, wisconsin state capitol, madison, wisconsin

in the wake of the shooting, schools in michigan now hyper vigilant. more than 60 cancelling classes today. at one school in nearby southfield, a 17-year-old who allegedly had a loaded gun in his coat pocket turned in wednesday by another student. >> that's a message of exactly what we're asking for, if another student turned him in. >> reporter: and overnight, a vigil remembering the four victims killed. tate myer, hana st. juliana, madisyn baldwin, and justin shilling. they played this video of myer speaking after a football game. >> this is where we live. a tough, muddy -- everything about us is tough. >> reporter: tonight, there's a movement to name oxford's football stadium after him. and david, the prosecutor is now reviewing potential charges for the parents of the shooting suspect after he allegedly got access to that weapon inside their home. she hopes to make an announcement within the next 24 hours, david. >> trevor ault from michigan tonight. thank you, trevor. >>> we're going to turn to breaking news from capitol hill at this hour on effor

will: michigan, sorry. michigan. pete: don't count out. will: is she leaving? what's going on? carley: i don't know if i should be biased this early but i mean i'm rooting for a specific team. pete: quarterback's number? or bread number it. pete: 6 or 16. carley: number 16 jersey. my husband a die hard michigan fan. he is here right now. we are going to be -- he is going to be watching the game later. we are sticking around for the game. >> we have exciting stuff for our family as well. pete: now you are soaking up the excitement. carley: i want to do this every time you say that. will: november's job report falls short adding less than expected. the white house says it's going strong. charles payne sets the record straight on where the economy really stands coming up. ♪ ow! i'm ok! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only in theaters december 17th. ♪day to night to morning,♪ ♪keep with me in the moment♪ ♪i'd let you had i known it, why don't you say so?♪ ♪didn't even notice,♪ ♪no punches left to roll with♪ ♪you got to

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of michigan. they can't possess a firearm in certain circumstances but they can in others. there's nothing unlawful about these parents purchasing a gun with intent that they would have their child possess it at certain periods of time. the mother is likely going to say the lol message that is baffling and horrifying was in fact referring merely to the fact that he was looking at ammunition and she had no idea whatsoever in her mind that this could have happened. i mean, i think that's going to be the way the defense will portray it. they'll say no parent could imagine their kid. >> except the other words, you have to learn how not to get caught. >> she's going to say, her lawyer will say that's about searching for ammunition, not about shooting. she would have no idea he was thinking of being a mass murderer. that would be the argument. not saying it will be successful, but that will be the defense argument. >> there has been a lot of anger also directed at the school administrators who allowed e

he wasn't renominated by michigan republicans. that's part of a trend we're seeing across the country. "the washington post" reported this week on trump applies seeking lower level positions by poll watchers, precinct judges, and county clerks. the "post" writes, quote, few states have seen more fervor for replacing election officials than the state of michigan where the push extends from candidates for statewide office down to the most local level of election administration. joining us is michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson. secretary benson, where do things stand now with the michigan board of canvassers? >> currently, as you mentioned, aaron van langerfeld has been replaced by another member of the republican party. we're seeing efforts to replace certifiers at the local level, as well, with individuals who are perhaps more willing to do the will of their party over protecting the will of the voters when in close elections or any election in the future. it's very troubling. it's a reflection of a broken system that impor

now those who made wild claims about 2020 are joining those boards in several michigan counties. like nancy tisio appointed to the mccomb board of canvassers this year. she tweeted that trump should use the insurrection act and delay the electoral college so military tribunals can be set up to investigate fraud claims, and later urged trump not to concede. >> have you had any experience actually working an election as one of the election workers? >> no, but i actually did help a lot of them. >> reporter: election officials from both parties stood up to trump in 2020, but democracy advocates aren't con viovinced e election skeptics would do the same. >> what we're seeing is the use of out and out lies spreading across the country to change the way elections are run in this country. really, a global model for how elections should be run is now being undermined and in some cases hijacked. >> reporter: when trump hoped state legislatures would seat alternate electors, gop house and senate leaders in michigan refused to go along with the plan. now state representative matt mad dock, a

brenda lawrence from michigan -- mrs. brenda lawrence from michigan, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will vote yes on h.r. 2930. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 2930. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 364. the nays are 57. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i speak for one moment for a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. >> mr. speaker, this has been one of the darkest and most painful weeks our state of michigan has had in recent memory. we stand here, the michigan delegation, of democrats and republicans, along with the honorary michiganders, to ask congress see your own

he truly made a difference both in the south pacific and in michigan. the commitment and courage that he and so many others displayed during that time is unmatched. as admiral minimum knits famously said of those marines involved in our victory on iwo jima, quote uncommon valor was a common virtue, end quote. he will be remembered for his caring and calming personality towards anyone who had the opportunity to meet him. i encourage my colleagues to join me in remembering the life and selfless service of raymond hice, united states marine. may god rest his soul and comfort his family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? mrs. miller-meeks: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize a group of women in my district for their hard work that led to

they will be returning to oxford, michigan area there. they will be arraigned and unfortunately because of them and the flight here, it is highly unlikely that they will be let out on bail. >> okay. so, i want to talk about something. you were talking about the school telling the parents that he needed to become the correct me if i'm wrong here, under some sort of psychiatric evaluation by someone at the school, you said, perhaps a nurse. but would it not have been enough had the school thought that ethan needed to talk to someone or he was experiencing these thoughts, would it not have been enough for the school to say, hey comeau have to put them under some sort of 42 or 72 hour holds, some sort of psycho valuation. or because of his age they had to as the parents? >> because of his age they had to be involved. but they could've alerted the authorities and, by the way, they should have alerted the authorities when they found these drawings where in these drawings, he mentioned thoughts to some degree and a manner which the drawers were

in michigan, there's not even a law that says _ in michigan, there's not even a law that says parents are required to keep— that says parents are required to keep guns— that says parents are required to keep guns out of reach of their children. — keep guns out of reach of their children, so it's a very unusual step — children, so it's a very unusual step but _ children, so it's a very unusual step. but the prosecutor said essentially that the parents were complicit. she said they contributed to this _ complicit. she said they contributed to this tragedy and how to be held to this tragedy and how to be held to account — to this tragedy and how to be held to account. she listed a number of things _ to account. she listed a number of things one — to account. she listed a number of things. one is that they bought the -un things. one is that they bought the gun for— things. one is that they bought the gun for the — things. one is that they bought the gun for the boy as a christmas present, — gun for the boy as a christmas present, but also, in the day or so before _ prese

it was in michigan. four students killed allegedly by their 15-year-old classmate who used a gun that prosecutors said was purchased for him by his father. now, while the facts in the case are still coming in, the time line shows a series of missed warning signs. and it is really heart breaking to read. four days before this shooting the suspect's father took him to buy the gun allegedly used in the shooting as a christmas present. the next day his mother posted that she took him to test the christmas present. the day after the shooting when the mother was contacted by the school after he was seen searching for ammunition on his phone, she when he was seen searching for ammunition on his phone, she texted her son, "lol, i'm not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught." the teacher found a drawing with the drawing of a handgun, a bloody body and the words "the thoughts won't stop, help me." his parents were summoned and shown the drawing. they resisted removing him from school so he returned to cl

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. >>> we begin with the investigation into the deadly shooting in michigan broadening. aside from the alleged shooter and parents there's a possibility of an accomplice to help the parents allegedly hide from law enforcement. we're learning new individuals about that individual. a resident of andre sikora. he hired an attorney. a short time ago his attorney released a statement in part saying he has not been charged with hi crime. and is fully cooperating with law enforcement to assist in their investigation. a big question. why ethan crumbley allowed back into the classroom after the alleged disturbing behavior. the superintendent calling for an independent investigation. but a short time ago on msnbc michigan's attorney general said why go to a third party? >> we send out an email to the attorney that represents the oxford community schools and not heard back so far but if they publicly say we'd like a third party to look into this i want to let them know we're here, ready, willing and able to perform this function. >> let's bring in danny cevallos. >> the michigan pe

. >>> out of michigan, a new person of interest in the investigation of that deadly michigan school shooting and the parents now charged in connection with it. let's go to pontiac, michigan. who's this person, how are they connected and what is he saying? >> reporter: let's start with how they're connected. there's a question of whether the parents were try iing to evade arrest. yesterday they were detained after a manhunt and they failed to show for their arrangement. they were in a commercial billing in detroit and there was a person who reportedly let them into that building and knew that this was after the warrants were issued for their arrest. we now know that this person is oakland county resident, a 65-year-old polish immigrant. through the attorney they say that he is contributing to the community as well as the arts community, they have a statement to read to you. quote mr. sikora has not been charged with any crime. he voluntarily contacted the detroit police department in and oakland county sheriff's office to provide information. he maintains the innocence and fully cooperating w

michigan looking to punch their first ticket to the playoff taking on iowa. the team wearing a patch with tate myre's 42. he was a junior, a football star player at oxford high school. he reportedly ran toward the gunman when the shooting started on monday. he died trying to stop him. in a touching moment, michigan had tate's family there as honorary captains for the game. the wolverines then went out and put up 42 points, tate's number, to win their first conference title since 2004. the significance of that was not lost on coach jim harbaugh. >> we wanted to honor tate myre many this game, dedicated the game to him, for his courage and what he did in the shootings at oxford. he's a hero. we got our 42nd point up there. my patch fell off. i think god was with us. >> i tell you what, guys, pretty special that michigan scored 42 points on the day and the night they were honoring tate myre. >> andy scholes, that was a great moment to share with us. thank you, sir. >> thanks, andy. >>> let's take a deep breath and keep going boris. good morning to all of you. we

>> are we talking michigan, victor? >> yes, michigan. >> well, michigan, from my research into the matter is a far different animal than florida, and not for the good, frankly, for these victims. specifically michigan has a more comprehen comprehensive sovereign and governmental immunity law. and that law prohibits the bringing of a claim or lawsuit against the entity, like in this instance, the school or school district. there's, from my read, complete immunity there. the only option that is available for the victims of this horrific tragedy that i'll digress to note is becoming all together all too common place in america, you know, where injured and killed students outpace the injured and killed soldiers abroad, but i know that's a topic for another day, but the victims here have, from my read, only the option to bring a claim against the individual school actors like the guidance counselors, and only if they can prove that those actors acted with gross negligence and not simply simple negligence. >> david, i think y

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michigan number two. they're going to face georgia. both of these games will happen on new year's eve. at least years after the same old teams making it, the bearcats making history to become the first ever school outside of the power five conference to make the playoffs. they did it going perfect 13-0 to win the american conference. this is the first time michigan is in the final fours. blowing out iowa to win the big game for the first time since 2004. alabama has been to seven of the eight editions of the global playoff game. the odds makers have alabama followed by georgia, michigan, cincinnati. the two teams who win on new year's eve will meet in indianapolis on monday, january 10th with the national title on the line. >>> indiana and the detroit lions are celebrating their first win of the season. the minnesota vikings took the lead with just under two minutes to go on this touchdown pass to make it 27-23. the lions drove down the field and scored on the time play of the game with this 11-yard touchdown pass with no time left. af

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i think of one case, another michigan case but it is extraordinary. even though the events sadly happen too commonly. >> reporter: daniel webster studying this issue for 30 years is referring a case in flint, michigan, in 2000 where a pleaded no contest to involuntarily manslaughter and sentenced to two years in prison after a 6-year-old boy killed a school class mate. with this case in michigan the prosecutor mcdonald laid out the potential evidence saying that james crumbley purchased a handgun for his son and said that the son's social media posts show. >> it is illegal to purchase a handgun for a 15-year-old. >> reporter: experts say the parent's inaction on the morning of the shooting where the prosecutor said the parents were summoned to the school after a disturbing note found on his desk, a note withdrawings of a gun, bullets and reference to deadly violence and didn't ask him where the gun was and didn't check the backpack and refused to take him home. >> the argument is extreme negligence. they had enough knowledge that it was criminally neg

biden won the state of miss michigan. that means the electors for biden and harris were chosen to be the official electors for michigan. the electors that they had to meet officially at the state capitol at noon and cast their votes in the electoral college. it's an elaborate and performative process we go through to pick a president in this country, but that is the part of the process that was underway in that state capital that day. it was kind of just this crazy thing to see that these republicans were outside banging on the door trying to get in. because they said, that they were there for the official business that the real electors were not actually inside that they were the real electors, for trump. and so they were demanding to be let in. >> the capital is closed. or if you are taking part in the electoral college process. anybody else is not committed to commit. >> we are electors. we are here for the process. >> they have already been checked. and >> while not all of them. >> the capital is closed. all electors

now those who made wild claims about 2020 are joining those boards in several michigan counties. in november, 2020, she tweeted that trump should ruse the insurrection act and delay the electoral college. and later urged trump not to concede. >> have you had any experience actually working an election as one of the election workers? >> no, but i actually did help a lot of them. >> reporter: election officials from both parties stood up to trump in 2020. but democracy advocates aren't convinced these election skeptics would do the same. >> what we're seeing is the use of out and out lies spreading across the country to change the way elections are run in this country. really a global model for how elections should be run is now being undermined and in some cases hijacked. >> reporter: when trump hopes state legislators would seat alternate electors and overturn biden's victory -- now state representative matt mat okay wants to be state's next gop house leader. >> we've got about a handful of legislators in michigan that are going to be sending a letter to vice president pence toda

but we begin with the news out of michigan. the parents of alleged school shooter ethan crumbley, behind bars at the same jail as their son. james and jennifer crumbley were arrested at this warehouse in detroit after failing to turn themselves in. their lawyers deny that they were trying to flee. the couple arraigned from jail saturday. each charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with tuesday's rampage at oxford high school and the michigan community keeping the victims in focus. today, the detroit lions honoring the four students killed with a moment of silence wearing gold os for oxford on their helmets. trevor ault leads us off tonight from pontiac, michigan. >> reporter: tonight, james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the accused high school shooter, remain locked up in the same jail as their son. >> they're not speaking to us, any of them. and they are all in my jail, all segregated in separate cells and constantly monitored. >> reporter: days after the alleged gunman pleaded not guilty to

of michigan. a lot of the heavy snow begins tonight and then the focus takes over once we get into sunday. a lot of these areas could be looking at several inches. some spots could pick up more than a foot of snow. >> unbelievable. hawaii getting more snow than the lower 48, that is just some crazy stuff. all right, allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday. i'm fredricka whitfield. let's begin with this breaking news. the parents of the accused michigan school shooter appearing in court for the first time after being arrested late last night, after a statewide manhunt. jame

at this hour, we are following breaking news out of michigan. after hours on the run, police say they have now arrested the parents of the suspect in tuesday's deadly school shooting. now, it comes not long after authorities announced they had found the couple's car in detroit. authorities considered james and jennifer crumbley to be fugitives after they failed to show up for their arraignment on charges of involuntary manslaughter friday afternoon. now, investigators say their son shot and kille

there's too many in michigan already. hospitals across the entire state are just filling up to the point where literally they're not going to be able to take patients even more, and it's going to get worse. . >> it really is stunning that you've been here and you're here again and there are still people unvaccinated. i have to believe it weighs on the health care workers. exhaustion. >> reporter: seeing their faces -- you can literally see it in their faces. they are exhausted and over it. that's why most are leaving the business. not because of vaccination mandates because they are stressed out or taking higher pair traveling nurses jobs. it's just too much stress. >> yeah, look. they're burnt out. there's going to be a lot of -- already are, nurses and doctors who need mental health help. this is like ptsd waiting to happen what they have been through at this sustained level. miguel, thank you so much for such an essential report. >>> travis scott sitting down with his first interview since the astroworld tragedy. who h