tate.ght they better get to him before i do. >> reporter: ryan tate was embroiled in an escalating feud with his neighbors. todd knew about it and was certain his daughter was dead because of it. the culmination of bad blood? >> right. >> reporter: started about two months before the murder. seth pulled a dead deer off the property line. ryan tate later tossed the hide on to seth's property. seth tossed it back and the war was on. todd caldwell responded to one in april and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember their names. >> seth techel. >> techel? >> yeah. >> they're good people. they really are. >> this guy, brian tate, does he know you're the father in law of the neighbor? >> no, and i don't want to tell him that because i don't want that to effect maybe what he does or doesn't do. >> and he thinks that's the source of the trouble, the people opening the trailer across the way? >> yeah. >> ryan tate told todd feces had been hurled at his home. he described

and i asked her how did she know chiquita tate. to be married to my brother." >> reporter: this was greg harris' sister. >> yes, that's correct. greg harris' sister. >> reporter: so the tip that sent detectives off to texas had led them right back to greg, the husband. was greg or maybe his sister trying to plant a false lead? prem burns added that to her list of concerns about greg harris. she was also discovering that greg had a bad history with some of the women in his life. her investigators found greg had control issues and a temper according to chiquita's family members and some old girlfriends. >> he just wanted them within his eyesight and within his control. >> reporter: she also learned that chiquita had taken out a lease on an apartment. she hadn't yet moved into her new place, but prem burns believes chiquita was indeed going to divorce greg. which meant he had lost control of her. >> and i believe that's what happened with chiquita is that he was not going to let her. >> reporter: nobody leaves me, huh? >> nobody leave

my name is brian tate. it is my privilege to appear before you today, and share the ip aids views on -- with specific emphasis on the use of earned wage access. i pa is a non -- that serves as the leading voice including prepaid products, mobile -- ipa's mission is to encourage use, and empower consumers. as we have learned through the pandemic, even the best laid plans cannot always protect families from unexpected financial disruption. the federal reserve's 2018 survey of household economics found that 40% of american households which struggle to come up with 400 dollars to pay for an unexpected bill. many consumers have few options should they face an unexpected can expense between paydays, and the traditional options have proven to be -- the u.s. department of labor reports nearly two thirds of u.s. businesses pay their workers on a biweekly semi monthly or monthly schedule. this means that workers are, and essence, giving their employers an interest free loan. a study by the financial health network fo

tate thank you very much. this is the kind of feedback i believe helps the committee to recognize programs like this actually help people that it was intended for. that was insightful. mr. chairman i want to thank you for not only having this hearing but venting out. also people who are in the marketplace to give opinions about the effectiveness of what we are trying to do but to make sure the net comes out with an advantage for the consumer in this process. mr. tate i went to thank you very much. ms. lee thank you for your performance today mr. chairman i yield back my time. >> the chair is very pleased to recognize the chairwoman for the full committee who has been working on this issue for a very, very long time to the chair recognizes a gentle lady from california as waters for five minutes. : : : hard earned income and forced to pay additional fees to access their income. i fear that the underlining problem is the fact that too many employees are not paid a livable wage. it's been developed but seems the

tate, thank you very much. this is the kind of feedback that i believe helps the committee to recognize that programs like this actually help people that it was intended for. that was insightful. mr. chairman, i want to thank you for not only having this hearing but actually vetting out not just the cfpb but also people in the marketplace to give opinions about the effectiveness of what we are trying to do. that is to help consumers with a balance but also to make sure the net comes out with an advantage overall for consumer in this process. mr. chairman -- mr. tate, i want to thank you very much. miss lee, thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back my time. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair is pleased to recognize the chairwoman for the full committee who has been working on this issue for a very, very, very long time. chair recognizes miss waters for five minutes. >> to me, this sounds very similar to a payday loan. it seems the cfpb did not agree. in late 2020, the cfpb issued an advisory opinion that state

tate. on this basis, enforcement actions brought against them and required licensing in california. because they were licenses, dfpi was able to begin gathering data. at a minimum, we know the take hold of these products exploded in california. of the loads dfpi published data on, the top six buy now, pay later lenders kountded for approximately 11 million of the consumer loans in 2020, if there are problems, impact will be felt on a wide scale. as described by recent buy now, pay later users, there are a number of issues identified with the surge in this lending. more providers are entering the market and cannot delay the examination to fully understand the impact on consumers, there are signs that missed payments may be racking up late fees at a high rate. a study found of 1,000 users study, 1/3 reported they fell behind in all payments and credit scores declined thereafter. not all buy now, pay later will pull credit for inability to pay, but may report to a credit bureau so these produc

tate i guess i'll ask this question to ms. lee. if a consumer pays on time and in full, by now pay later companies do not report to credit rating if they fail in those same companies to credit rating bureaus, is it fair to report one without porting the other? >> fda members not report either side right now the credit bureaus how that data collection and model it accordingly. traditionally mortgages, student was a. >> i went to interrupt there's no. >> there are some that engage with a big to characterize that is unfair? we do think it is ability to help provide good credit someone's pain consistently. practicing my time has expired. i think you said earlier by now pay later leads to more savings. there is an ai survey suggesting by now pay later shoppers increase their spending by ten -- 40%. is there a concern the bite now pay later product might cause consumers to live beyond their mena potentially taint take on unsuitable debt customer. >> are using it it's a certainty. they know exactly of the cost is going to be. they're not

tate. witnesses are reminded testimony will be limited to five minutes. you should be able to see a timer in front of you somewhere or on the screen or on the desk in front of you that will indicate how much time you have left. i would like to ask you to be mindful of the timer so we can be mindful of the witnesses' and committee members' time. your written statements are already made part of the record. dr. broady, you are now welcome to offer a five-minute summary of your presentation of your testimony. thank you. >> good morning, chairman lynch and members of the task force on financial technology. i am kristen broady. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to discuss consumer lending offered by technology and fin tech company. financial technology companies can mitigate racial, financial gaps that hamper black and hispanic families' financial security through products offering and policies they put in place through technology and automation they can reduce cost and prices, s

in 1985 tate co-founded the black rock coalition.sts struggling to be heard. he played music, too. in the sprawling orchestra he created called burnt sugar. tate's 1992 book "fly boy in the butter milk" remains a touch tone for american cultural writers. gregg tate who helped to write a new chapter in the story of america, died on tuesday in new york. he was 64 years old. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette ♪♪ fresh flavors... classic dishes... ♪♪ and a new seat at the table. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ and a new seat at the table. when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com >>> it is time for the highs and lows of the week in our first high to an amazon driver going above and beyond to respect the very specific delivery request of one customer. the exchange went viral after it was captured on a home security camera. the driver rings the door w

javon pitman, friend of justin shilling and tate myre.ounger brother there is a sophomore at oxford high school and their parents, jamar and ty. i can't imagine how awful this week has been for all of use, especially for you, javon. you were in the building and on the phone with your dad. how are you today and how are your friends doing as you try to deal with this, javon? >> i'm doing a little better from yet. i'm coping with it. my friends, i've talked to them. some of them are okay. some of them are still in shock from the event. >> martha: i can imagine -- i'm grateful for your family. i'm sure you're fateful for them. because they have surrounded you through this experience. i know that it's not easy to speak out about these things. javon, why have you wanted to? why have you wanted to speak about this? >> because i just want to share my side of the story and wanted everybody to know how good a friend tate and justin were and how they were just good kids. did what they had to do. went in there, worked hard. tate always worked hard at

but sherry and buck don't have tate. they're in the room but there are some parents that that room is going to be empty. >> adrienne broaddus joins us now from oxford. what more are authorities saying about the suspect's parents? >> reporter: anderson, we learned the suspect's father purchased the gun that was used in this shooting four days prior. earlier today during a news conference the prosecuting attorney said the suspect's parents could face charges. when cnn pressed, asking if there was evidence to support those potential charges, she didn't go into detail. but late this evening she did say it is important for gun owners to properly secure their weapons. and i'm paraphrasing there. meanwhile, you saw in that story the pittman family was vulnerable with us. they are struggling right now with forgiveness. if you walk into their home, you'll notice they are christians. bible verses hang on the wall. javon pittman said he is going to miss his two friends. it was tradition for him and his varsity teammates -- they all

the team wearing a patch with tate myre's 42.y 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. welcome to your "new day." i'm christi paul. >> i'm boris sanchez. >>> new details on how o

tate, hanna, madison, and justin.were injured, including a teacher, leaving this community trying to make sense of a senseless tragedy. >> the fact that i heard two of the gunshots and those probably either hurt somebody or even killed somebody is just insane to me. >> reporter: in the aftermat, the alleged gunman, 15-year-old ethan crumbley, charged as an adult with terrorism and first degree murder. >> i am absolutely sure after reviewing the evidence that it isn't even a close call. it was absolutely premeditated. >> reporter: parents, james and jennifer crumbley, charged with for counts of involuntary manslaughter. they're also behind bars, the same prison as their son. leaving so many asking questions still unanswered. what could have been done? what warning signs were missed? and why was a troubled teenager so easily able to access a firearm? >> gun owners have the responsibility. when they fail to uphold responsibility, there are serious and criminal consequences. >> reporter: now, in the wake of this nation's

the michigan wolverines won the game scoring 42 points. >> i want to honor tate mire in this game.rage and when he did in the shootings in objection for. you know, he's a hero. we got our 42nd point up there and my patch fell off, but i think god was with us. >> the shootings have forced so many families to relive their own tragedies. among them richard martinez, his son christopher was one of six people killed during a violent rampage by a gunman near the campus of the university of california santa barbara back in 2014. richard, so good to see you. sorry under these circumstances. it's -- it's always heartbreaking, and richard now is a senior outreach associate for the nonprofit group every town for gun safety which advocates for gun control and against gun violence. so good to see you. so, first of all, i'm so sorry for your loss. i mean, many times over we've talked several times over the years. do you feel like you are reliving the loss of your son, especially when you first heard about this shooting at oxford high school? >> well, i think about these kids, you know, hannah, t

greg tate died tuesday at the age of 64. this is democracy now!ow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. in north carolina, an animal rights activist has been convicted on felony charges of burglary and larceny for removing a sick baby goat from a goat meat farm. wayne hsiung was given a suspended sentence and 24 months probation. the co-founder of the animal rights organization direct action everywhere was arrested in 2018 for taking the baby goat from the sospiro goat ranch in north carolina in a direct action that the group livestreamed in an effort to expose animal cruelty. in moment, wayne will join us. but first, i want to go back to what happened on that night in 2018. he spoke on a livestream as he drove toward the farm. >> will park outside that farm, make a u-turn, get the car ready to leave. we will go in, document the conditions. we have dog treats in our pants because we know these barking dogs are going to need something to calm them down if you're going to stop them from alerting the farm. the farm securi

tate was a great young man. with a bright future and beloved by all you will be missed hate agree with right now. petitions are circulating to rename oxford's wildcat football stadium tate meyer stadium already nearly 80,000 people have signed the online petition. 17 year-old madison baldwin was a talented artist who loved to draw read and write. she's already been accepted to multiple colleges who will never see those talents and ambitions. the youngest victim. 14 year-old hahn a seat giuliana remembered for her passion for basketball. the school's girls team sending this tribute. we will never forget your kind heart silly personality and passion for the game since 6th grade camp us stay dedicated to oxford basketball soaking in the game. the season we will play for you hannah. and 17 year-old justin showing was co-captain of the school's bowling team and worked at a local restaurant who posted this today after learning he had been killed in school justin was an exemplary employee, a devoted friend and co-worke

joining us now, the republican governor of mississippi, tate reeves. thanks for joining us.se. based on what you heard in oral arguments, do you think that the supreme court will uphold mississippi's 15-week abortion ban? do you think the court will overturn roe v. wade? >> well, jake, thanks for having me on this morning. i do appreciate it. this has been a watershed moment in american history over the last week, as this case that many of us in the pro-life movement have hoped would come before the court for many years. we actually had oral arguments wednesday. clearly, the questioning by a number of the justices led many people across america and particularly journalists, to opine that they were looking very favorably on upholding the case, the dobbs case, the mississippi case, and that's certainly a favorable outcome for us. there's a number of things that the justices can do here. clearly, they could recognize even under the existing standard that 15 weeks is not at all radical. in fact, they could recognize that the 15-week ban in the mississippi case is more in line wi

tate was always -- he's smart in class. to joke around, me and him used to play. >> reporter: and news another classmate died. >> justin, no. i knew justin. >> reporter: jovan described calling his dad during the shooting. >> i was whispering because i didn't want the shooter to hear me and my classmates. and my dad was just asking me, what's going on, what's happening? and i told him it's a shooting, somebody is here shooting up the school. and he told me, he said, okay, i'm on my way. >> why your dad, is he your superhero? >> yes . >> you can't save your kids, that's devastating. i'd rather been the one that got shot than my kids. >> reporter: afraid for their lives, other students sheltered in their classroom, barricading the entry, refusing to open the door for authorities. >> open the door. >> we're not taking that risk right now. >> reporter: and then escaping through a classroom window following the training they never wanted to use. when police took the suspect into custody on tuesday, he still had 18 rounds of ammu

this is tate myre as a football game a couple weeks ago. >> in the rain, this is where we live. after football, tough, muddy. everything about us is tough. >> martha: everything we have learned -- >> in the rain -- >> martha: there's reports that he ran in and ran toward where the shooting was to try to stop what he saw going on. leo? >> he made the ultimate sacrifice. he made the ultimate sacrifice in order to save others. here we are questioning grown adults who have an official responsibility to protect those kids. when kids do to school, the school acts as the parent in control. they dropped the ball, martha. very clearly. the school official. as a former school teacher, those school officials dropped the ball. there are trying to cover themselves up that district attorney, if she's talking about everyone being held responsible, also includes government officials, i.e. the school officials and the school superintendent, martha. >> martha: you know, we have to go, leo. we're at the end of the hour. i can't help but think of the minor slights that have incensed schools and the

kyle lobpries" y "maxine tate", son los campeones mundiales de paracaidismo de velcidad y lo que hacenlecio el record mundial moviendose a 318 millas por hora, casi 500 pies por segundo... y "maxine" tiene el record femenino, con 285 millas por hora. y todo parece indicar que gracias a la nueva tecnologia aerodinamica ambos podrian superar muy pronto sus propios records. y asi llegamos al [mÚsica] locutor: televisa presenta... mane: ♪ qué irónica es la vida que yo nunca comprendía esos dichos que mi abuelo me decía pero al pasar el tiempo poco a poco fui entendiendo sus palabras llenas de sabiduría yo por más que madrugaba nunca amanecí temprano la corriente muchas veces

as we mourn hana, madisyn, tate, and justin, we must remember those injured during this attack. at this very moment dedicated doctors and nurses are working around the clock to ensure that the wounded can swiftly recover. we're all thinking of them and wishing them well, along with those who were wounded, treated, and have now been discharged from the hospital. as a parent, i just simply cannot imagine the grief, the anguish that these families are forced to endure and the unimaginable pain that parents are feeling knowing that they can never -- never, ever hold their loving child again. yet, i'm grateful for the brave first responders who quickly responded to this harrowing scene, thanks to their swift and brave actions, the suspect was apprehended within minutes, preventing even more unspeakable carnage from unfolding. there's no question that the heroic actions of first responders, law enforcement officials, and emergency medical technicians saved lives on tuesday. we cannot thank them enough. we certainly can't thank the brave men and women for all that they do each and ever

you will be missed, tate.estigators say the suspect had been in class earlier that day coming out of a bathroom armed with a semiautomatic handgun that his father purchased just four days earlier opening fire inside the high school near detroit. barricaded students posting videos to social media from inside their classrooms as the shooter roamed the school. aidan page says his teacher stacked chairs and furniture to block the door but even that wasn't enough to stop the bullets. >> there was a bullet hole in our door. my first thought is i might die. i need to text my parents. i need to tell them i love them. >> reporter: other students caught in the panic, many of them running for their lives. about 100 911 calls flooding in from faculty and students amid the chaos. >> the classroom next to us, the window on the door got shot at and that door is probably ten feet away from the door to our classroom. >> reporter: others desperately trying to call or text home. >> i was like there's a shooter at my school. i ju

. >> reporter: 16-year-old tate myre died in the squad car on the way to the hospital. his football team tweeting, "tate was a great young man with a bright future and beloved by all." also killed, 14-year-old hana st. juliana. >> her father asked me to tell you that she was one of the happiest and most joyful kids. >> reporter: and 17-year-old madisyn baldwin, whose family says she had just been accepted to several colleges. >> she was just the light of so many people and this is unimaginable. this is unimaginable. >> reporter: david, a law enforcement official tells abc investigators are pursuing information that the night before the shooting, some students watched a video on snapchat warning of a shooting the next day. and some of those students stayed home from school but no calls or tips were placed with police. david? >> all right, trevor ault from michigan tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> also tonight, the major news from the supreme court on roe versus wade. a challenge to a mississippi law on abortion and why what we heard from justices today is now putting roe

there he is, 16-year-old tate myre, he is credited with saving lives by confronting the shooter.ones is live in oxford, michigan this morning. i'm curious what the school is saying in the wake of this tragedy. >> reporter: good morning. well, since the very day of the shooting, there have been a lot of questions raised about the school's handles of ethan crumbley and now we're hearing more of the school's version of the events and how they responded on monday and tuesday when two separate teachers raised concerns about the behavior of ethan crumbley. monday it was because they saw him viewing images of ammunition on his cellphone and tuesday it was because they saw a disturbing drawing that crumbley had that depicting a semi automatic gun, a body that appeared to be bleeding and words like blood everywhere. and also the superintendent says in the letter that school counselors and school staff decided that based on ethan's answers and demeanor and the answers they crumbley's parents, they concluded that he was not likely to inflict harm or on others. and they said that he had to g

scoring 42 points, the same number tate wore.es from here there's a visitation under way for tate. his family wrote in his obituary, the 16-year-old who died in the patrol car on the way to the hospital loved the holidays. especially this time of year. decorating the christmas tree with his mom and making christmas cookies. dana? >> adrienne broaddus, thanks for bringing us part of his story. so important and so heartbreaking. >>> i want to bring now in the michigan attorney general, dana nessel. thank you for joining me. so it took almost 12 hours and a ton of resources to find james and jennifer crumbley. would you support additional charges against them, specifically related to the manhunt? >> i would, but, you know, more than that, i think what the crumbleys are finding, they have high bonds which if they would have just turned themselves in in a timely manner, it's unlikely they would have $500,000 cash assurity bonds. if they are convicted, they are actually actual points that are scored for the obstruction of justice. and

tomorrow, tate myre will also be laid to rest.yone holding a firearm. a number of those guns are ar-15s. variations of that weapon have been used to kill people at a boulder, colorado supermarkets, a pittsburgh synagogue, a texas church, a las vegas concert, at parkland high school and at sandy hook elementary. so it's been nearly a week since the shootings at oxford high school. and that is what a member of congress thinks passes for a thoughtful holiday greeting. i mean, who cares about the pain and anguish of those poor families that they're feeling as they're still burying their children. who cares. it's all about the love of guns and the display of them, like jewelry. so tonight, representative massey and judge pirro, with your poor taste and poor judgment, both of you, both of you are tonight's absolute, absolute worst. have some compassion for a change. happy holidays. and that's tonight's "the reidout." "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> what are we going to do here, folks? i only need 11,0

but my point is that the general public does not support base midwives do not support tate actually, neither does the transgender community. it is one organization that is pushing it to gender so hard. i'm getting it very, very badly. a mother is a mother and the role of the midwife is to ensure the mother's safety and the baby safety, and that is the end of their role. they should not be involving themselves in this sort of ridiculous political posturing. the young woman with a spinal defect has successfully seen her mother's doctor for giving a bad advice 20 years ago before her pregnancy. and the law ma ruling the case i course agreed to the failure to give advice about in vital supplements did amount to negligence. evie tunes is a para show jumping star due to her condition. she has to spend some days connected to tubes that is found that her mother was not advised in accordance with the guidance to take fully. cas, it prod, conception, and for the 1st 12 weeks of pregnancy, the amount awarded in conversation will be decided at a later hearing and could be significant as teams wi

the funeral for tate myre to be held tomorrow. >> so, so heartbreaking., an historic flooding triggered by climate change now posing a major threat to the nation of sudan. cnn goes in depth when we come back. rotisserie-style chicken, new peppercorn ranch, new hickory-smoked bacon, new- did you just spike the footlong? sorry, i didn't want the delay of game. save big. order through the app. ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ oh, it's all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (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 ♪ you booked a sunny vrbo ski chalet. with endless views of snow-covered peaks. ♪ ♪ a stove that inspires magnificent hot cocoa. and a perfect ski-in ski-out. but the thing they'll remember forever? grandpa coming out of retirement to give a few ski lessons. the time to plan your get toge

it's been tates privilege to work with you all.success. all five of this year's nominees of course the jury, colleagues in coventry and agitate and each visitor to the exhibition, deep turner prize is about providing the cutting edge of contemporary art with the broadest possible public. making everyone who ever you are feel that the art of today can and should be part of your life. this year shortlisted up it amazes that idea each of the nominees engages — epitomises. and with the communities close to them. taken together the collectors reveal how art can be for everyone. at the time when so many people faced isolation and hardship and when so much art making disappeared behind closed doors, these five groups of artist continued to put that spirit of solidarity and care at the heart of their work. solidarity and care at the heart of theirwork. merging solidarity and care at the heart of their work. merging art and life, each collective is dedicated to making real differences. it is now my pleasure to hand over to coventry is very

tate was a great young man.h a bright future and beloved by all you will be missed hate agree with right now. petitions are circulating to rename oxford's wildcat football stadium tate meyer stadium already nearly 80,000 people have signed the online petition. 17 year-old madison baldwin was a talented artist who love to draw read and write. she's already been accepted to multiple colleges who will never see those talents and ambitions. the youngest victim. 14 year-old hahn a seat giuliana remembered for her passion for basketball. the school's girls team sending this tribute. we will never forget your kind heart silly personality and passion for the game since 6th grade camp us stay dedicated to oxford basketball soaking in the game. the season we will play for you hannah. and 17 year-old justin showing was co-captain of the school's bowling team and worked at a local restaurant who posted this today after learning he had been killed in school justin was an exemplary employee, a devoted friend and co-worker co

tate was one of your friends. tell us about him. >> tate was a really close friend of mine.years now. we were on the football, we were on the football team together. he's a great, he was a great person. great leader. he's just always wanted to make sure everyone was okay and involved in everything he could. he's great. >> we of course are sorry for your loss of your friend and your other classmates. listen, there have been some parents there in oxford who say they saw or their children saw threats that have been posted online or a mention of something bad that could happen at the school. did you see any of that? >> i didn't see anything beforehand. i heard about it. i've seen stuff now that i've been shown and i didn't really see anything before, no. >> you're going to have to go back into that building at some point. have you prepared yourself for the day that you'll have to go back to oxford high? >> not really. i've just been trying to mourn the loss of a friend. >> i understand. zander, we are so sorry for what you had to endure yesterday. too many students across this c

a fellow student and friend of tate myre spoke about the loss. >> he was my closest friend.sity, and i played with his older brother, too, and i can't even imagine what he's going through either, being an older brother, losing a younger brother to something so stupid like this. >> a petition to rename the school's football stadium after tate myre has collected more than 48,000 signatures. university of michigan football team will add a logo to their uniforms for saturday's big 10 championship game honoring those impacted by the shooting. that young man there gave his life to save others. >>> we've just been given a two-minute warning that president biden will go to the podium at the white house to discuss this latest jobs report. as we wait, gloria borger, cnn political analyst, with me here. how does the president couch it, spin this? >> i think he probably says we have a long way to go, we are making progress, we're in the middle of a pandemic. there's always way to spin numbers. obviously, they are not the numbers they wanted, but they will always find the silver lining i

tate was a great young man. will be missed hate agree with you right now. petitions are circulating to rename oxford's wildcat football stadium tate meyer stadium already nearly 80,000 people have signed the online petition. 17 year-old madison baldwin was a talented artist who loved to draw read and write. she's already been accepted to multiple colleges who will never see those talents and ambitions. the youngest victim. 14 year-old hahn a seat giuliana remembered for her passion for basketball. the school's girls team sending this tribute. we will never forget your kind heart silly personality and passion for the game since 6th grade camp us stay dedicated to oxford basketball soaking in the game. the season we will play for you hannah. and 17 year-old justin showing was co-captain of the school's bowling team and worked at a local restaurant who posted this after learning he had been killed in school. justin was an exemplary employee, a devoted friend and co-worker co captain of his bowling team and simply a

his name was tate myer. he died in the patrol car while deputies were transporting him to the hospital. the other two victims were females. a 14-year-old hanna st. julian as well as a 17-year-old female madison baldwin. in addition to the three deceased, eight others were injured including a teacher. and their injuries range from critical to we know the teacher was released this afternoon. she sustained a gunshot wound but the sheriff told us a 14-year-old is in critical condition tonight fighting for her life and she is on a ventilator. she sustained multiple gunshot wounds. this all unfolded earlier in the day in oakland county at oxford high school. the suspect don, is a 15-year-old male. the motive behind this still unclear. the sheriff told usago surveillance video shows the suspect exiting a bathroom and upon arrival, deputies were able to take him into custody within two minutes. when they confronted him, he was holding a .9 pistol and it was loaded. it contained switch additional rounds of ammunition

the deceased are tate myre, hana st. juliana, madysn baldwin and justin shilling. >> [question inaudible] >> yes, your honor. >> [question inaudible] >> yes, your honor. elijah mueller. yes, ma'am. >> [question inaudible] >> i'm going off of my notes. i apologize. yes, ma'am. >> [question inaudible] >> yep. i got it, your honor. i'm sorry. did make an assault on phoebe arthur with the intent to commit the crime of murder. yep. did make an assault on john s.essudo with intent to commit the crime of murder. did make an assault upon molly darnell with the intent to commit the crime of murder. did make an assault upon riley franz with the intent to commit the crime of murder. did make an assault upon elijah mueller with the intent to commit the crime of murder. did make an assault on kylie oh sage with the intent to commit the crime of murder. did make an assault on aden watson with the intent the crime of murder. >> sounds like the remainder of the counts, 13-24 -- [inaudible] anything further? >> no, your honor. >> based u

her oldest grandson, who is a senior and also a friend of tate meyer, was able to escape. he ran to a nearby grocery store. folks here know that grocery store as meyer. his younger brother was still inside of the school, barricaded in a classroom with his teacher and a few other students. he was hiding under a desk when he called his father to let his father know what happened. tonight that grandmother told me those prayers she requested from her pastor now turn to this community. at least 1,800 students attend this school, and in the interest of full transparency, that grandmother i've known since i was a child, and her pastor is my father. and they told me, we see this on the news all the time, adrienne, but we never knew it was show up in our community. don. >> yeah. the tragedy touched so many people. i think the sheriff, adrienne said, one of the 911 callers, sadly it was a relative of someone who died there. i'm sorry for your loss and that you're being touched by this personally. adrienne broaddus there at the press conference for us this evening. >>> we have new vi

we've got cooler air for tate on a high of 11 degrees. and look at this. we get her shamal go and on. so that gas steed north way coming down the golf and for the gulf states, we'll see those when gets on friday up to 50 kilometers per hour. meantime cool air sling in into play here is to watch what happens on friday. q 8 goes from $25.00 to $20.00 doe hodge as a hive. 23 degrees in riyadh. we've got yen for hive. 20 next we're going to pakistan, but not much to report here. plenty of sun toward the north and south is wal karachi, a hive? 32 degrees after turkey and temperatures are bouncing back a bit. after that cold front swept through on cra 13 degrees. look at all this activity toward the west. impacting is here with a high of 19 central africa. downpours of rain to be expected through gap on an cameroon, to allah has a height of $32.00 degrees. further toward the south, we've got rain across angola, through swath of namibia. southern sections are botswana and really toward that eastern portion of south africa. so i think we're gonna power up some thu

tate was like a brother to me.nd justin was, too. >> reporter: brianna, the investigation is not over. the prosecutor indicating to us that she intends to pursue potential charges against the parents of the alleged 15-year-old shooter. of course a lot of questions over the gun and how he got his hands on that gun. remember, his father purchased that gun, prosecutors say, four days before the shooting. >> shimon, thank you so much for that report. >>> coming up, donald trump has attacked the truth. he did that his entire presidency. why the evidence about his covid status continues to mount now. >>> plus, a fox news personality doubling down on her insane comparison of dr. fauci to nazi angel of death doctor as the network remains silent. >>> for the first time in decades, baseball owners lock out the players. no agreement right now. will there even be a baseball season? ♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪ ♪ don't wanna hear you say... ♪ ♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ as a professional bull-ride

tate was a lifelong spartans fan, standout for his high school team.aura, he'll forever be a spartan. christine says all the time the power of sports, right, laura? this is incredible stuff that they're doing. hope lift the spirits just a bit of the family and those hurting. >> we're thinking of those families. way to go, spartans. >> thanks, coy. >> thanks, coy. >> yeah. >> 54 minutes past the hour. a real life dare devil becoming the first person to fly in and out of an active volcano, only in a wingsuit. sebastian alvarez wanted to show off his countries's beauty and incorporate one of chile's active dangerous volcano aptly named the devil's house. the jump is by far the most extreme of his career. that whole thing is like a 10 on my -- wrapped in volcanos, fear of heights, all of it. >> i don't see why he had to go so close to get such great pictures. >> thanks for joining us. have a great weekend, everybody. great rest of your day. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure mois

tate was just 16 years old. hannah was just 14 years old.l's women's basketball team and her teammates describe her as kind and silly. tuesday night, the day of the shooting, hannah was set to play in her first oxford high school game. justin schilling was incredibly smart and hard working. he was part of the school district's program and a lettered athlete and organ d donor. the crowd gathered just as his parents told him good-bye and he was wheeled away to surgery. his single life now saving multiple others. justin was only 17 years old. this is the deadliest school shooting in the u.s. since 2018 when 17 were shot and killed in parkland, florida, then when ten were shot and killed in santa fe, texas. he is since co-founded change the ref, a non-profit hoping to end gun violence. you're here in d.c. because you wanted to meet with, by the way, thank you for being with us. you were here in d.c. you were hoping to meet with president biden about his gun safety plan. i want to talk to you about that in a moment, but first, let me talk to you

. >> 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. welcome to your "new day." i'm christi paul. >> i'm boris sanchez. >>> new details on how officials captured the parents of an alleged school shooters as officers seek a third person who may have helped them try to get away. >>> also, president biden is getting ready to talk to vladimir putin as u.s. intel reveals moscow could launch an offensive within months against ukraine. >>> you may want to prep your parkas, parts of the country bracing for winter weather. we'll tell you how much snow is coming and how cold it can get. >>> we are so lucky to have you keeping us com

juliana, justin shilling, tate myre.se names will never be forgotten. >> so, a adrienne, what more do know about the manhunt required to bring them into custody? >> anderson, it is possible they could face additional charges, for example, obstruction of justice. that is according to the state attorney general but she did underscore she is not handling this case. if those additional charges come, it will be up to the prosecutor. keep in mind, this couple is already facing a higher bond rate because of their actions. meanwhile, less than ten miles from the high school, a visitation took place earlier today for the 16-year-old who died in the patrol car on the way to the hospital. we learned a little more about tate. today, we learned he loved the holiday, especially christmas. decorating the tree, the house, and making cookies with his mom. he enjoyed grilling with his dad and shopping with his brothers. anderson. >> adrienne broaddus, appreciate it. thank you. >>> up next, there is new details about what president biden p

at the time, they were telling us about their friend tate when they learned about justin's death.el the tremendous amount of grief. wolf? >> so, so, so awful. adrienne, thank you for that report on the scene for us. >>> let's get more on this. joining us now cnn counterterrorism analyst phillip mudd and cnn senior legal analyst laura coates. the suspected shooter is being charged as an adult even though he's only 15 with terrorism and murder. can you walk us through how the prosecutor landed on these charges and just how serious they are. >> well, they are very serious charges. although he is only 15, michigan is entitled to be able to bring charges for somebody, depending upon the nature of the violent behavior as an adult. of course, the penalties here including first-degree murder, premeditated murder include a minimum of 25 years but, of course, it also includes oftentimes life without the possibility of parole as a mandatory sentence. so this is a very serious crime but the crime of terrorism is perhaps extraordinarily rare for a school shooting case. and just saying that sta

tate was just 16 years old. and fellow student, hanna st. julianna was just 14 years old. she was on the school's women's basketball team and her teammates describe her as kind and silly. tuesday night, the day of the shooting, hanna was set to play in her first oxford high school game. justin schilling was incredibly smart and hard working. he was part of the school's district's back baprogram. his single life now saving multiple others. justin was 17. >>> the latest coronavirus variant, omicron, is moving around the globe with astonishing speed. it's a wave that's maybe feudal by a piece of genetic code that omicron copied from another highly contagious coronavirus, the common cold. in south africa, where omicron was first found, covid cases have quadrupled since tuesday. it's now been detected in at least 40 countries and the u.s. is no exception. cases have now been confirmed in at least 16 states. but experts insist there's no reason to panic. no deaths have been reported from this strain and so far most cases have been mild. still, many countries are scrambling to im

juliana, nathan shi tate myre. and the names of those who were hurt.ver be forgotten and they are in our hearts and prayers and all the families. not to mention all those who were affected by all of this. >> from michigan and far beyond. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ oh, it's all right ♪ going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can