this moment after ethan crumbley, who claims he struggled with mental health issues leading up to the shooting, asked the judge for an eventual chance at freedom. >> i am a really bad person i've done terrible things that no one should ever do, and i'm not denying it, but that's not who i plan on to be. >> reporter: the court instead heeding the calls of dozens of families and victims nicole beausoleil remembers denying her daughter madisyn died until the medical examiner showed her the body >> i looked through the glass. my scream should have shattered it my daughter's lifeless body was laying on a cold, metal gurney >> reporter: reina st. juliana lost her little sister hana the two had hopes to play lacrosse together >> instead of speaking at her wedding, i spoke at her funeral. instead of fishtailing her hair for a game, i curled her hair in a casket. >> reporter: kylie ossege was one of seven wounded. a bullet grazed her spine. >> it has been 738 days of constant physical and mental pain. >> reporter: some argued life in prison isn't enough >> so, in lieu of execution, i'm going t

. >>> the scene in court today, convicted school shooter ethan crumbley sentenced to life in prison without parole. what he said before the court and in front of the families of the victims and what they told him. stephanie ramos tonight. >>> the professor who went on a shooting rampage. tonight the chilling 911 calls just released. matt rivers in las vegas. >>> hunter biden indicted on nine tax-related charges, taxes he did pay back. tonight, hunter biden's attorneys say these are not common charges and have been brought against him because of his last name. pierre thomas reporting. >>> the alleged gunman accused of firing shots outside a temple in albany, new york. what he allegedly said. children inside that temple. and aaron katersky with new reporting. >>> the israel-hamas war. tonight the failed attempt to reach hostages in gaza turns deadly. james longman in israel. >>> in the u.s., a major medical breakthrough. the fda approving two gene therapy treatments to treat sickle cell disease. targeted editing of your dna to treat illness. >>> and the news just coming in tonight, rememberin

. >> all right, breaking news, where ethan crumbley, the teenager who killed four fellow students and wounded six others two years ago was just sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. this after a dramatic day in court where dozens of people delivered emotional victim impact statements. outside the courthouse in pontiac, michigan. gina, an incredibly emotional day in that courtroom? >> reporter: it really was and i do want to say once again, he was just sentenced, the defendant in this case to life in prison without any possibility of parole. and jay, legal history was just made in this case. according to the legal documents, this is a case of first impression in regard to sentencing. this defendant is the first one since the supreme court ruled in 2012, that for a juvenile, life in prison without parole is an extraordinary sentence only for the worst juvenile offender. this, ethan crumbley, is the first defendanigally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. there were many that had been resentenced that early on that got life in prison wi

the sentence for ethan crumbley was handed down near the end of a raw and emotion-packed hearing where victims, family members and others impacted by the shooting poured their hearts out before the court about what they lost, and crumbley said, i couldn't stop myself. i am a really bad person. his sentencing coming just days after the deadly shooting at unlv as that campus mourns. today's hearing in michigan reminding that the emotional trauma of mass gun violence lingers long after the shooting stops. maggie vespa tonight on a painful day in court. >> the terror that he caused in the state of michigan and in oxford is a true act of terrorism. >> reporter: tonight in michigan, a 17-year-old mass shooter handed the state's harshest possible punishment several times over. >> counts 2 through 5, the defendant shall serve the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: in all, the judge issuing five life sentences without parole including one for each of the four students murdered in 2021's oxford high school massacre. this moment after ethan crumbley, who claims he st

after hearing from nearly 30 family members, survivors and witnesses, crumbley addressing the court.> i really am sorry for what i've done, for what i've taken from them. >> reporter: and ethan's parents, jennifer and james crumbley, also face charges in that mass shooting accused of giving their son easy access to that semiautomatic gun and dismissing signs he was a threat. whit? >> whit: truly emotional testimony. morgan, thank you. >>> this morning we're following new details emerging about the school shooting at the university of nevada las vegas and the frantic 911 calls as president biden meets with unlv's president and students. abc's jaclyn lee has the latest details. jaclyn, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those who knew the victims are speaking out on how dearly they will be missed as the university grapples with how to move forward. this morning, chilling 911 calls made immediately after shots rang out on the university of nevada las vegas campus. >> how many shots have you heard? >> like five. i'm hiding under my desk. i closed my door. it's locked. >> have you h

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here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight a judge senting crumbley to prison for life without parole. he sat motionless while over seven hour, more than two dozen of his victims, their family and friends, pleading for the maximum penalty. madison baldwin, 17, one of the four oxford high school students killed in november 2021. her mother nicole recalling the moment she identified her body. >> i looked through the glass. my screams should have shattered it. >> reporter: madison's best front was saving her seat in class. >> i waited and waited and finally realized she was never come. >> reporter: 17-year-old justin shilling shot point blank protecting keegan gregory. they were trapped in the bathroom with the shooter. >> i felt then and still feel now the guilt of surviving. i know if it wasn't justin's life that was taken, it could have been mine. >> reporter: buck mere in tears, a framed photo of his son tate on the judge's desk, remembering, waiting with his wife for news. >> she put her head in her hands and said, not my baby boy. >> reporter: 16-year-old tate rode with kylie to sc

. >> it was an emotional day for family members of the victims of ethan crumbley. >> i came within sight. you intended to kill me. >> the sentencing he and hiss parents are u no facing. >>> the potential impact and the major cities we're walking through the weekend. >>> and major rivalries kick off today. the 124th army/navy game on "cnn this morning." >>> we begin with both leading presidential campaigns being forced to deal with legal issues in the run-up to the first primaries of the 2024 election cycle. president biden is in los angeles today campaigning for the first time since his son hunter was charged with new counts of tax evasion. he's accused of a four-year tax evasion scheme and spending millions of dollars on things like drugs, escorts, and exotic ca c cars. >>> president trump is facing his own legal battles. the gag order will largely remain in place. trump immediately responded he vowed to keep the fight on getting the gag order viewed. cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez has more. >> victor and amara, an appeal's court has largely uphead the gag order on trump sa

and it was their words directed right at ethan crumbley that left the biggest mark, like those from the mother of madisyn baldwin, a 17-year-old senior who didn't live to graduate high school. >> i don't wish death upon you. that would be too easy. i hope that thoughts consume you and they replay over and over in your head. the thoughts won't stop. i'm sure you've heard that paraphrased before. i hope the screams keep you up at night. >> and the words from tate meyers' dad, who spoke of heartache after heartache since the loss of his just 16-year-old son. >> for the past two years, our family has been navigating our way through complete hell. what you stole from us is not replaceable. but what we won't let you steal from us is a life of normalcy, and we'll find a way to get there through forgiveness and through putting good into this world. >> and those from the father of 17-year-old justin shilling, who says that he struggles most days to even get out of bed. >> disturbing thoughts on life in general do not in any way warrant a second chance. my son doesn't get a second chance, and nei

both jennifer and james crumbley have pleaded guilty to those charges.ected to start as soon as next month. we reached out to attorneys about what happened today. the judge has implemented a gag order. it's worth noting they are not allowed to be in court today to watch their son be sentenced, and chris, we expect a decision today. the judge says he wants to wrap this up before the weekend. chris. >> maggie, thank you for that. so shan, let's start with the fact that he was 15 years old when this happened, and give us a sense of how the law applies here. how age plays into sentencing generally, and doesn't vary from state to state, judge to judge. >> it does vary a lot. but the overall principle, chris, is the question of whether to try a juvenile as an adult goes to the point of rehabilitation, and also the general notion that society doesn't want to treat children as adults. and that gets counter balanced by the kind of crime, the severity of the loss, and the question of, you know, does this particular minor show they can be rehabilitated later. i thi

. >> there were two ways ethan crumbley got what he wanted friday, the sentencing judge noted, first,crumbley had once written in a journal, he wanted to see the pain he caused as michigan's most deadly school shooter on november 30th, 2021. >> he chose not to die on that day because he wanted the notoriety. >> reporter: but crumbley did not look at the people who stood to tell the judge how his violence had taken four lives at oxford high school, and permanently changed so many more. >> i'm going to ask you one more time to please look at me. to the shooter you can look away and you can look down, but your ears are still open, so listen. >> it was, and always will be, the most terrifying moment of my life. >> i can no longer sleep without having flashbacks of a bullet entering one side of my neck and exiting the other. >> i was just shot, and i thought i was going to die. >> so many victims in anguish, so much grief, finally, crumbley spoke. >> i am a really bad person. >> and that's where the shooter got the second thing he wanted. >> any sentence they ask for i ask that you impose

maggie, crumbley was 15 when this shooting happened.t of life behind bars. what are we hearing from inside that courtroom? >> i mean, ana, we are hearing immense, raw pain, which is exactly what we expected going into this hearing. ethan crumbley was 15 when this shooting was committed. he's since pleaded guilty to a long list of charges, including four counts of first degree murder and terrorism causing death. because he pleaded guilty, obviously today, meaning there's been no trial, today has been victims and family members of victims, loved ones of those injured and killed, this is their only chance basically to look, in some cases, their child's murderer in the eye and say exactly what this massacre did to them. the impact it's had on them, had on their famies, their communit communities. one case in point, the mother of madisyn baldwin, she was the first to speak, and she went into detail kind of right off the bat about the moment that she was told that her daughter was killed and essentially what that felt like. take a listen. >>

. >> 17 year old ethan crumbley was sentenced to life without parole in michigan after he pleaded guilty to killing four students, as well as injuring six others and one teacher at a high school. relatives of victims and survivors spoke before his sentencing about the lasting impacts of that day in november of 2021. >> the thing that stands out to me was what my wife said put her head in her hands and it said, not my baby boy. i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. all i want is for the people i hurt to just have a final sense of culpability that justice has somewhat been served on. >> crumbley's defense attorney says her client is remorseful and looks forward to rehabilitate sitting in prison. >> could we soon see an unlimited clipper card? testing is entering its next phase to include 6000 employees with uc san francisco currently called bay pass. it's only available in a pilot program and allows people to ride bart and other modes of public transportation for free. the next phase will include a total of about 20,000 people and run through 202

crumbley pleaded guilty to first degree murder and terrorism charges. he killed four students and wounded six others. and a teacher two years ago at oxford high school, which is about 40 miles outside detroit. the judge in this case rejected pleas from defense lawyers for a shorter sentence after listening to hours of emotional testimony from victims parents and wounded survivors. crumbley's parents are awaiting trial now on involuntary manslaughter charges. they're both accused of buying a handgun for their son and ignoring his mental health needs. >> we'll study this year by the state of california. found that someone is ki b a gun every three hours statewide. 1 in 3 homes with kids have guns. and data from the state of california show that those who live with a firearm are more than twice as likely to die of homicide nationwide. 100 americans are killed by firearms every day. and in domestic violence cases, the presence of a gun increase, the risk of a woman being killed by five times, nearly two thirds of gun related deaths are suicides and getting

. >>> convicted murderer ethan crumbley will spend the rest of his life in prison. what he told the court. >>> millions are nafacing storm today. >>> we begin with the run-ups of primary votes of the 2024 election cycle. former president trump is facing his own legal troubles. on friday a federal appeals court ruled a gag order barring trump from attacking certain witnesses and prosecutors will largely remain in place. of course, trump immediately responded, vowing to keep up the fight to get that gag order removed. >>> president biden is campaigning for the first time in a while. hunter biden is accused of a four-year tax evasion, spending millions of drugs, escorts, and exotic cars. this comes as hunter biden is pressured to testify in a congressional hearing. james comer told special council he believes biden was indicted to shield him. paula reid has more. >> reporter: president biden ignored questions friday about the latest criminal charges against his son. >> any new comments about the charges against your son? >> reporter: the new charges laid out in a 56-pa

now the oxford high school shooter was sentenced to life without parole today. 17 year old ethan crumbley had pleaded guilty to killing four students, as well as injuring six others and one teacher. today, he spoke at his sentencing hearing. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. whatever sentence it is, i do plan to be better. all i want is for the people i hurt to just have a final sense of culpability that justice has somewhat been served . >> earlier in the day, crumbley looked down as relatives of victims and survivors of the violence spoke about the lasting impacts of that day. november of 2021. >> i was just shot and i thought i was going to die. >> she put her head in her hands and it said not my baby boy. >> if you were that lonely, that miserable, that lost, and you really needed a friend, justin would have been your friend if you had only asked him. >> crumbley's defense attorney says her client is remorseful and says he is looking forward to rehabilitating in prison. >> hunter biden says the republican party is, quote, trying to ki

. >> 17 year old ethan crumbley was sentenced to life without parole in michigan after he pleaded guiltyo killing four students, as well as injuring six others and one teacher at a high school. relatives of victims and survivors spoke before his sentencing about the lasting impacts of that day in november of 2021. >> the thing that stands out to me was what my wife said put her head in her hands and it said, not my baby boy. i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. all i want is for the people i hurt to just have a final sense of culpability that justice has somewhat been served on. >> crumbley's defense attorney says her client is remorseful and looks forward to rehabilitate sitting in prison. >> could we soon see an unlimited clipper card? testing is entering its next phase to include 6000 employees with uc san francisco currently called bay pass. it's only available in a pilot program and allows people to ride bart and other modes of public transportation for free. the next phase will include a total of about 20,000 people and run through 2026.

soon a judge will decide the fate of the teenage shooter, ethan crumbley who plead guilty to killingr of his classmates, and the 14-year-old could be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. we go to jean casarez from pontiac, michigan, and what is the sense inside of the court, and these are incredibly moving impact statements. >> reporter: well, the defendant in this case actually killed four victims and injured seven. what we are hearing right now are the immediate family members of those who died and we are hearing from the mothers and fathers an sisters and brothers and technically, these are the family mothers of the crime victims, but as you are listening to what they say, that they don't want to get out of bed in the morning, and wake up everyday thinking about their loved one, and fear that if they go outside something else is going to happen to one of their loved ones, and you can hear the post-traumatic stress of every family member, they are crime members, and under the michigan crime victim act they are allowed to speak in court at sentencing for as

the focus is it completely on the defendant, ethan crumbley, but today is the day that we will hear fromhe families, those victim impact statements. we are expecting dozens of them and according to the michigan victims crime act, they are allowed to speak for as long as they want to in court. the state encourages that and madisyn baldwin's mother is number one. today is the formal sentencing of ethan crumbley and that is a very important aspect to this entire prosecution, but today is the day for the victims' families. now, if we talk about ethan for just a minute, this is precedent-setting today because he was 15 years old when he committed the mass murder at oxford high school. he pleaded guilty to all 24 charges. under the precedent-setting u.s. supreme court course of 2012, miller versus alabama, a juvenile shall not be sentenced to life without the possibility of any parole unless he is i incoragable. a minor's mind according to the u.s. supreme court and experts across the country is not fully developed. this is a different situation than an adult being sentenced to the harshest li

ethan crumbley learned on friday he'll spend the rest of his life behind bars. nbc's maggie vespa is in chicago with this. >> good morning. the judge handing the 17-year-old multiple sentences without parole. this followed hours of victim impact statements read by dozens in court, and in a last-minute surprise, the admitted shooter spoke on his own behalf. >> the tierney he caused is a try act of terrorism. >> reporter: in michigan. the state handed several harsh punishments. >> he'll serve the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: in a all the judge yesterday issuing five life sentences without parole, including one for each of the four students murdered in the 2021 oxford high school massacre, this after ethan crumbley claiming mental health issues spoke. >> i am a bad person. i've done terrible things a normal person would never do. but that's not who i plan to be. >> reporter: the judge heeding the calls of dozens of family members of victims. nicole denied that her daughter died until the medical examiner showed her the body. >> i

ethan crumbley killed four students in a mass shooting at his high school when he was just 15 years oldsentence for the teenager was handed down at the end of an emotional hearing, families of the victim, sharing the enduring trauma it caused. his parents were denied access to friday's hearing, they are now awaiting criminal chiles of their, own facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter. and bases, maggie vesta, picks up the story from there. >> reporter: the judge in this case actually handed the 17 year old multiple life sentences without the possibility of parole, including four, one for each of the four victims of this shooting. this follows hours of victim impact statements read by dozens yesterday in court and the last-minute surprise, the admitted shooter spoke on his own behalf. >> the terror that he caused in the state of michigan and at oxford is a true act of terrorism. >> he and michigan, a 17 year old mass shooter handed the states harshest possible punishment, several times over. >> counts two through five, you will serve the rest of your life without the possibility

stroking her hair and trying to encourage or >> crumbley's. parents were also charged with 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter and are awaiting trial. in bakersfield. 3 people are in the hospital after being struck by a suspected drunk driver while attending a christmas parade. it happened around 05:30pm, thursday. police say the 72 year-old driver was parked near the parade route and hit the gas going reverse striking 3 men. those victims ages range from 21 to 77 years old. the crash happening right outside a fire station. bakersfield police arrested the suspect at the scene and witnesses had this to say. for the gasoline. >> i could smell the alcohol. when i went over there, i could smell the coming off. >> men are reportedly in stable condition today. and for your health officials reported that 8 people have been killed due to a salmonella outbreak tainted to a tied to tainted cantaloupe. the outbreak has been linked to several varieties of whole and pre-cut cantaloupe. and the fruit has been recall. the cdc reports at least 230 people fel

people i hurt to just have a final sense of culpability that justice has somewhat been served. >> crumbley'storney says her client is remorseful and looks forward to rehabilitating in prison in. new this morning, president biden's arrival prompted protests in southern california this weekend. proper palestinian demonstrators gathered near the president's fundraiser in beverly hills on friday. lapd issued an order to disperse as protesters started throwing objects. it's the police chief says no arrests were made and no officers were injured. president biden is visiting for a three day fundraising swing in los angeles. also new this morning, house holds in some bay area neighborhoods are becoming richer, faster census information tracks the changes in median household incomes over the years. the average household income in san francisco's hayes valley jumped from. 54,000 to $181,000. since 2010. in oakland's long fellow neighborhood, it rose more than $100,000 from 2008 to 2022. in redwood city, the median household income increased from. 47,000 to $173,000 in the last decade. and street vendo

. ♪ bmo ♪ ethan crumbley pleaded guilty to killing four students and injuring seven others. relatives of the victims and survivors spoke at a sentence hearing yesterday. >> the thing that stands out to me was what my wife said put her head in her hands and it said not my baby boy. i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. all i want is for the people i hurt to just have a final sense of culpability that justice has somewhat been served. >> crumbley's defense attorney says her client is remorse, awful, and looks forward to rehabilitating in prison. new this morning, president biden's arrival prompted protests in southern california this weekend propelled estonian demonstrators gathered near the president's fundraiser in beverly hills on friday. lapd issued an order to disperse as protesters started throwing objects at. the police chief says that no arrests were made and no officers were injured. president biden is visiting for a three day fundraising swing in los angeles street vendors forced to stop selling items in san francisco's mis

that update >>> the teen behind michigan's deadliest school shooting could learn his fate ethan crumbley pleaded guilty in october last year. it's not certain that he will actually be sentenced today though the hearing could last for days, depending on how many victims want to speak. he may ultimately face life without the possibility of parole >>> now to humanitarian organizations warning of an acute risk of starvation in gaza president biden told benjamin netanyahu that much more need needs to enter the enclave mr. biden also quote emphasized the critical need to protect civilians. nbc news' hala gorani has the latest on the plight of palestinian civilians. >> reporter: we learning that israel has agreed to open another border crossing for inspection of aid trucks, a senior u.s. official has confirmed to nbc news. the karem shalom crossing will be used to inspect cargo and humanitarian supplies. it had will still have to go thg the border at the rafah side it would certainly speed up the process, and that is the hope. we do understand the united states had pressed for more, for some of

. >> norah: ethan crumbley's parents are in jail awaiting trial on charges of failing to secure the gun the shooting and then neglecting their son's mental health problems. now to some promising and exciting news tonight about a potential medical breakthrough. today for the first time the fda approved a gene-editing therapy known as crispr. as a treatment for a disease that impacts more than 100,000 americans. cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook has been following this for years. he shows us how it works. >> from the time he was a baby, pain was at the center of johnny lubin's daily existence. >> just a pounding pain in my lower back. >> johnny had inherited a gene for sickle cell from each of his parents. >> reporter: when you heard your son had sickle cell genes, what went through your head? >> it was devastating. >> pain from sickle cell can occur anywhere blood circulates. that's because red blood cells, normally doughnut-shaped, bend into inlexible sickle shapes causing them to pile up inside blood vessels and prevent the normal delivery of oxygen throughout the bod

to step away for a moment and take you straight to a courtroom in pontiac, michigan, where ethan crumbley, the convicted shooter is speaking now. listen. >> i do not diminish any ability. they did not know and i did not tell them what they were going to do, so they are not at fault of what i have done. i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever have to do. i have lied. i'm not trustworthy. i've hurt many people. and that is what i have done and i'm not denying it, but that's not who i plan to be. whatever sentence it is, i do plan to be better than i am. i don't know if you believe that, but records, 15, 20, 25 years can show that i will change because it may not show now from two years of records, but i'm trying. and all i want is for the people i hurt to just have a final sense that justice has somewhat been served at any capacity that they can recognize it with. any sentence that they ask for, i do ask that you impose on me because i want them to be happy. i want them to feel secure and safe. i do not want them to worry another day because i'm really

range of emotions playing out today in a pontiac, michigan courtroom where school shooter ethan crumbleye sentenced. first, the judge is hearing victim impact statements. here are just a few examples from parents of the four victims. hana st. juliana, justin shilling, tate myre, at madison baldwin. >> to the waste that took my daughter's life, that name will never come out of my mouth. that life will cease to exist to me, that just like trash, it will be forgotten. >> the thing that stands out to me was what my wife said. she put her head in her hands and said, not my baby boy. there are no words that can actually describe the pain that we feel on a daily basis. i have ptsd and struggle most days to even get out of bed. anxiety, stress, sleepless nights, and uncontrolled emotional outbreaks make even the simplest most normal things difficult. >> if he were that lonely, that miserable, that lost, and you really needed a friend, justin would have been your friend if you had only asked him. >> we have cnn's jeanne casarez following this for us. those were some of the parents, jeanne. i know

. >>> ethan crumbley will be sentenced today.pleaded guilty to murder and terrorism charges and he faces life in prison. >>> first case in the country where a school shooter was convicted of terrorism. >>> the house voted on to censure democratic congressman jamaal bowman for pulling a fire alarm in a capitol hill office building as lawmakers scrambled to fund a bill in september. the vote mostly along party lines. >>> now to weather. heavy rain, strong winds and even snow could hit the east coast this weekend. here to tell us where it is all going to be, allison chinchar. good morning. >> good morning. yes, we also have the potential for some severe storms, but that will be a multiday threat. we start with the marginal risk over mostly arkansas and northeastern texas. by tomorrow it still includes the same area but now we start to see the threat expand a little farther east and south. so you now have nashville down through new orleans and even back into houston that will all have the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms.

this morning, ethan crumbley faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.nd cnn's omar jimenez spoke to a father who will be in court today to face the person who murdered his son. >> every single day i have is cloudy, there's just an emptiness, a big void in your heart with family life. that's been the hardest. >> craig shilling the father of justin shilling, one of four students killed by a classmate in oxford, michigan in november 2021. justin's parents are joining the hundreds of american families who've had to meld grief with legal procedure, in this case the gunman pleaded guilty to terrorism and murder charges in october 2022, the sentence could be life without parole. the harshest penalty available in michigan. >> nothing is enough. you know, he gets to live. and my son doesn't. >> that's not enough. why is it not enough? >> i personally feel that when you do something like that, that you should meet the same fate. >> reporter: in some of shilling's final moments he was hiding in a bathroom with another student, key began gregory, who was texting hi

." >>> tonight, 17-year-old michigan school shooter ethan crumbley

crumbley's parents are awaiting trial on involuntary manslaughter charges. they're accused of buying a handgun for their son and ignoring his mental health needs. >> new numbers today on holiday spending and unemployment show positive trends for the overall economy. the latest reports show strong holiday sales and employment remains stronger than analysts expected. fox's caroline shively reports from washington. >> you got this one for yourself. this one's for your mom. >> mom isn't the only one getting a present. economic numbers out friday are a welcome surprise for the biden administration, beating industry estimates the story today is 199,000 jobs added last month. >> also the lowest levels of unemployment for the longest period of time since diana ross was at the top of the charts. >> unemployment dipped from 3.9% to 3.7% in november, continuing a nearly two year streak of the jobless rate coming in under 4, the longest run since the late 1960s. that's thanks in part to 40,000 striking auto workers and actors leaving the picket line and heading back to

ethan crumbley was just 15 when he opened fire on the school in november 2021, killing four people and injuring seven others. this is a former student and survivor speaking at the sentencing hearing. >> i am a survivor of gun violence. i am a survivor of a terrible epidemic caused by a broken system, but i refuse to be known as victim at the hands of an individual with no regard for others. his selfishness will not consume my identity. i am so much more than a victim. amy: in argentina, far-right libertarian javier milei has been sworn in as president. he delivered an overall speech -- inaugural speech sunday. >> there is no alternative to adjustment and there is no other alternative to shock. naturally, this will have a negative impact on the level of activity, employment, wages. amy: javier milei is a climate crisis denier who has proposed banning abortion and easing restrictions on guns. he has also vowed to shut down argentina's central bank, replace the nation's currency with the u.s. dollar. and the children of jailed iranian human rights leader narges mohammadi accepted the nobe

and ethan crumbley, a michigan teenager who shot and killed four students at oxford high school in 2021n sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. now back to dateline. now back to dateline urdered in their home. detectives suspected the motive might lie >> welcome back to craig -- wine tory and her infant son dean were murdered in their home, detective suspected the motive might lie in tori's dangled love life. dayna i thought so too. in fact, she had her sights on one man in particular, and was about to launch a plan to expose it. back to josh mankiewicz with complicated. >> the police investigation of the double murder of a mother and her child had focused on two men, tori's best friend daniel moen, and her old boyfriend, dennis potts. tory had met dennis in high school in vinita, california. well off enclave southeast of san diego. known for its golf course and host trials. they had gone out for a few months their senior year, even though they didn't run in the same circles. dennis's father was a corporate executive, his mother a realtor. tori's father wasn't ar

fox 2 in detroit as a judge sentences ethan crumbley to life without parole.d guilty to four counts of murder and seven other crimes in the november 2021 attack. fox 5 in atlanta as a woman tries to burn down the home of where martin luther king jr. was born. it happened thursday afternoon. two off duty new york city police officers and two tourists from utah are credited with strong the attack. and this is a live look at boston from wfxt. one of the big stories there tonight gilt stadium preparing to host army navy football game. the 124th meeting between the two teams is at the home of the new england patriots. for the first time navy will don their uniforms while army will dog faced soldiers uniforms paying tribute to the third infantry division iraq war. that's a live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ turn back the time ♪ here in america ♪ to see if they care more about divisive social issues than about running a sound business. isn't it time we got back to the business of business? learn the risk to your company or fam

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people i hurt to just have a final sense of culpability that justice has somewhat been served after crumbley'sense attorney says her client is remorseful and looks forward to rehabilitating in prison. >> new this morning, president biden's arrival prompted protests in southern california this weekend. pro-palestinian demonstrators gathered near the president's fundraiser in beverly hills on friday. lapd issued an order to disperse as protesters started throwing items. the police. chief says that no arrests were made and no officers were injured. president biden is visiting for a three day fundraising swing in los angeles. new. help in the fight against crime in oakland. the police department is welcoming 22 new cadets. s the newest graduates from the oakland police academy got their diplomas. this marks the end of six months of training in areas of physical fitness. they use of guns as well as courses in law and ethics. the biggest round of applause went to new officer mark chandra wilson, the only female cadet in the class. >> getting back to me is protecting the young ones. that's where it s

. >>> we are going to go to oakland county, michigan, this is ethan crumbley, he was 15 years old whento just have a final sense of culpability that justice has been served in any capacity that they can recogniz. any sentence they ask for, i ask that you impose it. i want them to be happy and i want them to feel secure and safe. i do not -- i really am sorry for what i've taken. i cannot give it back, but i can try my best in the future to help other people. >> thank you. >> with that, this court has listened to extensive evidence in this case. i heard four days of testimony from the miller hearing. i have presided over numerous placement hearings. i conducted the initial placement hearing in this case, and so the court is fully aware of the defendant's upbringing. i'm fully aware of the circumstances that brought him before the court. first, to the victims of the deceased, the court sends out its sincerest condolences to the families, appeared to the victims as it relates to count 1, thank you for your courage and strength in speaking today, as well as sending written correspondence.

with the following victims or their families -- >>> so we have been watching the sentences of ethan crumbley. two years ago he had a gun in his backpack. he shot appeared killed four of his classmates, and injured others. he had a statement a moment ago before the judge started speaking. he expressed his -- that he's sorry for what he did. he said he realizes there's nothing he can do to make it better, but he will try to be better and try to help others. this was after multiple victim statements from family members, from students killed from other classmates, from those injured or who watched as their friends were killed, begging the court to keep him behind bars for the rest of his life. that's exactly what the judge did. you heard him talk about the crimes in very blunt terms that i had not yesterday heard before, that he had one of his classmates get on his knees, executed him. he saw another classmate he had already shot, went up to her and shot her again, executing her. the judge said that mental health should not mean he gets any less time. he says his mental health didn't stop him fr