ethan: not in the area i am in.trying to figure out policy and the economy, we all understand that it is a lot of storytelling, historic analogies, and you do not want to get too crazy about the modeling. in academia, there has been a drift into math, where you impress people by the complexity of the numbers, but it does not really work in the real world. there has become a split between people who are practical economists and the ones that do the mathiness. lisa: we are speaking with ethan harris after more than a decade at bank of america, who is retiring as of this friday. i believe this is your last interview. and we appreciate you sharing it with us. i want to prove it, because we -- pivot, because we are talking about looking back at the trajectory of a career and understanding where we are. do you think people coming into the industry in the future will be working in an office to the same degree? will that be one of the bigger see changes that persists over the next decades? ethan: i think that hybrid is the

ethan alter: they shot the pilot at abc.'connor and jean stapleton as archie and edith bunker. actor 1: we just don't see any evidence, of god... alright? actress 1: that's right daddy. archie: i know we had a couple of pinkos in the house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. ethan alter: it was not well received by abc. they watched it and felt the chemistry wasn't there between the parents and the kids. norman lear: and then asked me to make it again with two different young people. actor 2: we just don't see any evidence, of god, that's all. actress 2: that's right daddy. archie: i know we had a couple of pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. emily vanderwerff: the network freaks out about whether people will be able to watch this show that has like real issues. norman lear: everybody is nervous and there are people saying they're gonna kill you. they're going to shoot you dead in the streets. your wyndham is waiting. ♪ when bucket lists need checking... points need redeeming... work tr

ethan alter: they shot the pilot at abc.onnor and jean stapleton as archie and edith bunker. actor 1: we just don't see any evidence, of god... alright? actress 1: that's right daddy. archie: i know we had a couple of pinkos in the house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. ethan alter: it was not well received by abc. they watched it and felt the chemistry wasn't there between the parents and the kids. norman lear: and then asked me to make it again with two different young people. actor 2: we just don't see any evidence, of god, that's all. actress 2: that's right daddy. archie: i know we had a couple of pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. emily vanderwerff: the network freaks out about whether people will be able to watch this show that has like real issues. norman lear: everybody is nervous and there are people saying they're gonna kill you. they're going to shoot you dead in the streets. the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replac

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before this tri - , emitter of ethane. before this tri, us emitter of ethane.publicans - emitter of ethane. before this trip, us republicans could - trip, us republicans could decidejohn kerry for being a bit too soft on china when it comes to climate change. why was that? it comes to climate change. why was that? , . comes to climate change. why was that?— was that? it is an inevitable accusation _ was that? it is an inevitable accusation whenever - was that? it is an inevitable accusation whenever you're | accusation whenever you're dealing with china, how tough you get the budget administration has been pretty tough in a lot of areas. in particular, national security and decoupling. this is about climate. big countries have to co—operate. the real problem for the us is not so much the republicans on the backs of envoys going there, it is that china takes the view that although climate is vitally important and china made terrific progress in areas like renewables, it will always put its relationship and state of that with the united states first. whilejohn ke

ethan pope was 23. healthy, adventurous, but dead. six months after this video was shot. >> i think both of us wanted to just crawl under a rock, not talk to anybody. >> reporter: it's a hole in your heart. >> it's a hole in your heart, for sure. >> still. >> reporter: john and dana pope, ethan's parents. >> what did the toxicology report say? >> said kratom toxicity. >> i didn't know what kratom was. >> had no idea he was taking anything. >> reporter: it's an herbal supplement extracted from a leaf of a southeast asian tree. many places sell it, even gas stations. consumers use them for an energy boost or to treat pain, anxiety, or for drug withdrawal. but pharmacologists worry about its opiate like effects. the fda has found that kratom poses risks of addiction, abuse, and dependence. >> the moment someone says we have a wonder drug is the moment i know they're lawyering. >> reporter: these lawyers represent ethan pope's family. ethan's official cause of death, cardiac arrest due to matrangena or kratom intoxication. the pope's wron

this annual ethane production plan , 1 million and 40,000 tons will actually be added to the current situation, according to experts, the implementation of the plan to increase ethane production, create jobs, develop petrochemical industries, prevent short sales, earn currency and it follows the development of knowledge-based activities. we should make maximum use of this common field of south pars. i said that today we have nearly 700 million cubic meters of gas production from this field . the text says tehran has propane, butane, pensan , any of these. he can chain things himself develop the flag by implementing the 700 comb project from south pars phases with gas in mind , it will be increased from 66% to 78%, but with the arrival of new petrochemicals, the need for you will also double , there are projects including petrochemicals, in fact, arghvan energy , kian petrochemicals, hormoz naft and parsian gas and irrigation refinery and some others, god willing, it will be put into operation in 1406. we will have these deficiencies, which we hope will be compensated for with this pl

i just thought it couldn't be ethan. he wouldn't -- he wouldn't do that. said are you okay? and what's going on? >> reporter: ethan did not respond to her. she called him by name, he'd known her for years. he kept walking but didn't shoot her. the defense case now is putting on expert witnesses. they're trying to show the shooter can be rehabilitated in prison. that is one of the miller factors according to this mandatory hearing, mandated by the u.s. constitution and the eighth amendment to see if ethan crumbably can be allowed to have at some point potential of release. jim? >> good lord. the testimony of that one student there, just the decision in that moment, one student dies, the other lives. and of course here are the faces of the four of them that lost their lives that day. jean, thanks so much for bringing us that story. please do stay with "cnn news central." we'll be back in moments. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision. pre

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this morning, a critical hearing resumes in a michigan courtroom for ethan crumbley. the 17 year old boy who killed four people inside his high school in 2021. a judge is hearing arguments over whether crumbley should spend the rest of his life in prison. when people versus ethan crumbley case number 2022 279 families of the victims sobbed as prosecutors played previously unseen. surveillance video of the shooting. the judge ordered news cameras not to show the video, and the courtroom listened to recordings made by crumbley the night before the shooting. >> the name is ethan crumbley, aged five teen. and i'm going to be the next school shooter. >> prosecutors also showed a handwritten journal recovered from crumbley's backpack, who was 15 at the time of the shooting in the journal crumbley writing, i am fully committed to this now. i am going to prison for life. crumbley has already pleaded guilty to more than two dozen charges, including murder and terrorism. he sat in the courtroom not looking up as one teacher described calling her husband after she was shot. >> s

ethan: enormous.f all, it creates great credibility for the protests, because these are the people who and stood by the country. but israel is in the middle of, like a lot of countries, gap between the populace who have voted for this government and the expert class, the professional classes who are upset about it. the interesting question is, how does the country go forward without an expert class on board? that is something a whole bunch of countries are facing. but in this country come in a tough neighborhood and has to defend itself, the idea it is not going to be at risk so much from outside but more inside has caused a great deal of soul-searching in israel kailey: we are still looking for a reaction from here in washington, the biden administration had a choice words about what is happening domestically. ethan bronner, thank you for joining us after this judiciary overhaul has come to pass. we will continue to follow the story here on bloomberg. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify f

ethane methane propane waste gases and it is valuable that it can be recycled and it is a very good currencycountry. what will actually happen with this agreement that a 663 million dollar investment has been made in this field so that it can be recycled and in this case it is a lead and that's it. you can hear the impact of recycling that i said will increase from 66% to 78%, and the special coverage will be signed from the second grudge . your love is like this he knows this, follower of the persian gulf, alborz, persian gulf net, persian gulf, the question of god 's flag, what is the moaning, how are you, captain, the star of the persian gulf, alborz, good morning, and thank you very much for choosing the reporter to watch. you told us that i am one of the security martyrs javad karimi is going to be buried today, march 8th, from pirouzi crossroad to golzar shahada of baft kerman city . i am in the name of allah, the most merciful, with greetings and good morning to you, dear viewers, dear and respected countrymen, the news of 7:00 a.m., the incident of my colleagues in the morning news g

take a listen. >> my name is ethan crumbly, age 15 and i'm going to be a school shooter. >> reporter:hooting if michigan had the death penalty because he did not want to die. boris? >> wow. jean casarez reporting from pontiac, michigan, thanks so much. >> always sad to see the pictures of the children -- >> and the families who have to relive a lot of that in court. a lot of news we covered today. >> we did. and certainly keep covering. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> donald trump's lawyers seeking out the special counsel.

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gas, is about one one million two hundred and fifty thousand tons that ethylene gas, ethane gas, goes to gachsaran when gachsaran petrochemical will operate at its maximum capacity, that is, the gas will come from bedbland gas refinery to gachsaran, and finally there it will be converted into the basic product called ethylene in the next processes in the complexes in we will continue the conversation with it. it turns into polyethylene and other products that can be used as basic products in the petrochemical chain and finally as raw materials in the country's public industries in industrial estates used in different stages . now in different parts he gave me the number of experts and in fact knowledge-based companies that are used a lot on this combination and announced that iran, in terms of its nature and the experiences gained from the past , as in your excellency's speeches and in the statements of the beloved president and it was a people, the most iranian dolphin in the country, because many of its equipment, including the cool box, including the compressors that are used there

>> that's right, and for anyone who because it happened back in 2021, ethan crumbley's parents endedir own actions. not only did they purchase the gun for him that he used that day in the shooting, but then they tried to evade authorities. they got burner phones, they emptied their own son's bank account and tried to hide. and so they are facing involuntary manslaughter charges. we heard the prosecutor talk this morning about the fact that the questions today about ethan crumbley and whether or not he will spend the rest of his life in prison need to be separate from the discussion of the parents while she sees the crimes as connected, they are really different. one person pulled the trigger here, planned the massacre. but these parents, she was arguing, were negligent in the treatment of their child and there is a whole piece of the family story that is coming out in these exhibits as well. you see ethan at times reaching out to his parents, letting them know that he wasn't feeling well or having strange thoughts. them not responding at times. and you get a sense here that you are a

tell us more about what we learned about ethan the day of the shooting from the testimony and then whatith what we heard. basically a lot of the testimony, a lot of the graphic, emotional testimony has been about ethan's demeanor, the degree to which he planned the shooting. executing at point blank range. and this is day two of what is known as a miller hearing named after a supreme court case that says that no state can sentence a minor to life in prison without the possibility of parole without a hearing. as to this is that hearing to determine if he ever should have the chance of parole. and today we heard for the first time from students who survived this shooting. and i want to note that you are about to hear student voice, you won't see her voice arrest name, but she talks about wanting to save a classmate. >> swha what is happening to her 1234. >> she was continuing tobleed a lot.her1234. >> she was continuing to bleed a lot.234. >> she was continuing to bleed a lot.34. >> she was continuing to bleed a lot.4. >> she was continuing to bleed a lot.. >> she was continuing to bleed

bidbland gas refinery and inside plasco, the gas that is not suitable for the ethylene unit, i.e., ethane gas, costs about one million tomans, one million two hundred and fifty thousand tons of ethylene gas, and ethane gas to the gachsaran refinery when gachsaran petrochemical will operate at maximum capacity. kurd means that the gas from bidbland gas refinery goes to gachsaran petrochemical and finally there it turns into the basic product called ethylene. in the next processes in the complexes that we will talk about in the rest of the conversation, it turns into polyethylene as well as other products that are in petrochemical chain they can be used as basic products and finally as raw materials in the country's public industries in industrial estates used in different stages of operation and construction right now in different sectors of specialists and in fact knowledge-based companies that are closed down very smoothly. he told me and we announced that we say iranian, the definition of gachsaran petrochemical in terms of its nature and the experiences gained from the past, which in y

ethan crumbley is only able to have one hand away from the shackles to write notes.make the decision here in the coming month. >> even if we have not heard the statement, hearing those words read is incredibly harrowing. thank you, brynn for staying with that. >>> and now, attorneys for donald trump and the special counsel are e meeting. could a federal indictmement happen today? good checkup? no, great checkup! [laughs] nailed it again! keep up the good work! for great checkups, crest has you covered because crest pro-health protects 100% of your mouth for 24 hours. look, ma! no cavities! crest. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. ♪ vabysmo is the only treatment designed to block 2 causes of wet amd. vabysmo is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in

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. >>> in michigan, oxford high school shooter, ethan crumbley is in court today for what's being calledearing to determine if life without parole sentences are appropriate for minors. crumbley pleaded guilty to first degree murder, terrorism involving death, and other charges in october less than a year after he opened fire inside his school killing four people and injuring seven others. he was just 15 years old at the time of the shooting. >> nbc news correspondent antonia hylton is following all of this for us. antonia, can you walk us through what's happening today? you were telling us there's been some really difficult testimony. >> it has been very hard to listen to, and it's been going since about 9:00 a.m. eastern this morning. and primarily we've first been hearing from law enforcement describing everything from what was going on in ethan crumbley and his parents' lives in the weeks leading up to the shooting to what it was like for them as first responders to come onto this chaotic scene, to see children who looked shell shocked and frightened in the classroom to have to choose

i just thought it couldn't be ethan. he wouldn't do that. i talked to him. >> what did you say? >> i said, are you okay and what's going on? >> the defense case began friday afternoon thafrmt put on numerous expert witnesses trying to show that the shooter can be rehabilitated. their case will continue on tuesday morning. victor? amara? >> all right, jean. thanks so much. let's discuss now the ethan crumbley case and more with cnn legal analyst joey jackson. so the question of rehabilitation, how much does what we heard in this testimony from the students, from the teachers and faculty there, play into this larger question of rehabilitation, which ultimately gets to with parole or without parole on that life sentence? >> yeah, victor, good morning to you. look, there's very compelling testimony with respect to him being irreparably damaged. what do i mean by that? when you look at the nature of the premeditation, when you look at the hate in his heart, the specifics of what he did, how he did it, how he planned for it, the google searches he

he and his mother invited ethan chapman's family for special performance at his sold-out show in sanapmans to share an emotional connection to walling's song thought you should know professor ethan celebrated his mother by sending her the song, which has taken on new meeting as a family grieves his loss. ethan chapman his girlfriend into other friends were brutally murdered in their off-campus idaho home in november. suspect brent coburg is set to go on trial in october. lottery players are gearing up for another major powerball drawing tonight. the jackpot is now $875 million. the lump sum value it would just over $440 million before taxes for this is the third highest jackpot in its history. meanwhile that mak megamillion jackpot is also skyhigh. nobody one less ice drawing pushing tuesday strike up to $640 million. that is the seventh largest in maga million history. the truth is out there. and it may finally be known. the senate is considering whether to compel the government to release its ufo records. details, next. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car

so the other sort of fascinating part of this hearing, it's not a question of, did ethan crumbley dosophical and ethical conversation between the defense and prosecution of, well, when a minor does something so heinous what do we do about it? do they go behind bars rest of their life or believe there is a window of possibility for rehabilitation in the future? take a listen to one of the lieutenants, one of the law enforcement officials there that day reading one of ethan crumbley the text messages. >> hey, man, times rough ever since you left. i don't know if you are dead or fived away but i hope you're doing well. i'm about to do something really bad and there's no turning back so i'll never never be able to see you again. i hope the best for you and sorry for anything i've ever done. >> to put what you just heard in context, that's ethan crumbley reaching out to a classmates of his and one of the more mild messages heard today. some so graphic we can't put it on-air. and the prosecution are building a case now that for days and weeks maybe months leading up to this that there were

. >>> school shooter ethan crumbley asking a judge today to spare him from a sentence of life in prison without parole, after pleading guilty to killing four students and wounding seven other people. what prosecutors said today about what was in his journal, and saying he was at the shooting range with his own mother just days before the school shooting. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. the major push in the counteroffensive against russian forces. tonight, there are reports coming in of fierce fighting and heavy losses on both sides. >>> on the hill tonight, just one day after freezing and appearing unable to speak for a time, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell returning to the hill, and what we've learned now that's happened in recent days, even before this alarming episode. >>> there's also late word coming in tonight about lebron james' son bronny, recovering from cardiac arrest. what we've now learned. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we do begin tonight with the breaking news involving former president trump. just moments ago, we lea

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thursday prosecutors showed chilling evidence of ethan crumbley's plans.z reports. >> i heard three very loud, physically loud, like i could feel them coming through that d door. like the power of it. but they were almost like a pop, almost like a cap gun. >> reporter: one of the surviving victims took the stand to describe being shot. >> kind of jumped to the right and i felt my left shoulder move back. and it felt like someone had burned me with hot water. >> reporter: a mass shooter in his own words hours before committing the mis-kerr. >> i'm going to open fire on everyone. i'll hit as many people as i can. >> reporter: he shot dead four of his classmates that day. madison baldwin, tate myre, than miss son, and jason. others survived. the shooter pleaded guilty to one count of terrorism causing death, four of first-degree murder and 19 other counts. prosecutors show that he had planned it for months. >> first victim has to be a pretty girl so she can suffer like me. killing myself is too much of a [ bleep ] people will just to get about me and i will h

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i just thought it couldn't be ethan. he wouldn't do that. so i talked to him. >> what did you say?nse case began friday afternoon. they put on numerous experts to show that the shooter can be rehabilitated. jean casarez, cnn, pontiac, michigan. >>> hunter biden is in legal limbo after a plea agreement in the federal tax crimes case against him nearly fell apart this week. wednesday's heari ing quickly wt sideways after the judge rejected a revised plea agreement between the president's son and the justice department. prosecutors accused hunter biden of failing to pay more than $1 million in federal taxes before the legal deadlines. under the initial plea deal, hunter biden was set to plead guilty to two charges in exchange for probation. the dramatic hearing ended with hunter biden pleading not guilty for now. both parties have 30 days to file additional legal briefs that address a separate gun deal, which the judge requested. i want to bring in now cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson to help sift through this. great to see you. certainly a real twist here

ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? julian: we are back with a major milestone towards zero emissions and transportation -- in transportation. the first of its kind charging facility for electric buses. the companies opened the facility today located in newark. company officials say it can charge up to 40 large electric buses at one time. just one ev bus can take 40 to 50 cars off the roads. >> electric pathway to a cleaner future and the development of these large-scale electric fleets are key to what spread adoption. julian: the companies say the new facility can serve as a model for transportation industries. kristen: not an incredible story of adversity. and australian men sailing across the pacific stranded at sea for months, before rescuers finally found. he is home now and sharing his story. reporter: he may look like tom hanks and cast away -- in "cast away," but for timothy s. and his dog, being adrift at sea f

ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? kristen: good news today after a story we told you yesterday. julian: several people stopped up to help a 78-year-old carpenter who had all his tools stolen out of his truck and fremont. kristen: leslie brinkley introduces us to one of the good samaritans. reporter: she has a garage filled with her late husband's tools. they were together for 30 years before he passed away last year. she was watching abc7 late last night from her home in brisbane and she saw the story about the 78-year-old and fremont, someone broke into his truck parked in front of his home over the weekend and stole $7,000 worth of his tools, tools ray used to make a living to continue to support his wife. the fremont police officer's association was so moved by his loss, they set up a donation website. >> it was just so devastating to watch this gentle man who is a hard worker, works in the trades, the general cont

ethan was one of the four students tapped to death in a home near the university of last november.cing for first degree murder charges. the great white shark sightings in southern california prompting officials to issue an advisory warning to beachgoers three juvenile sharks on a dead sea lion about 100 yards from shore. while they were not showing aggressive behavior, warning signs were posted with beaches a mile in each direction. listen to this half of millennial's thank ms. jen during a transgender person should be a criminal offense. actually sent this in. it did not make me happy. this is the new study, 31% of those age 25 - 34. pete: you don't think that's coming for a political platform in the future? >> of course hate speech as quick as they can get their. the numbers get tighter 35 - 44 euros criminalizing versus someone 35%. >> it is terrible people to believe in free speech, they said they believe in free speech but they believe in their own free speech. criminal offense. >> that headline ties into her neck story because the reason that they think those things they have

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ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me.nd you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? quick san francisco police believe the fire here could be arson. claims ignited just after 1:45 early sunday morning. firefighters saw smoldering debris on the sidewalk. that caused exterior damage to the builders. officials say they are still investigating and any attempt at vandalism or ocean is a criminal offense. >> if you need a reminder about how dangerous fireworks can be, here is one. police say a fire that destroyed home sunday was sparked by illegal fireworks ignited from a house nearby. no rest have been made by a search warrant ledge of fireworks in home a block away from the one that was destroyed. the neighbor said she heard fireworks going off and i noticed something was wrong. >> i realized there was ash, there were sparks flying across the backyard that should not have been there. step out into the backyard and this tree is just totally engulfed. >> one home was destroy

ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me.ou can recycle those papers too. gloria: good morning and welcome back. we are getting a live look outside right now from our tam cam. it is cloudy and a beautiful look as the sun is rising. what a gorgeous shop. we will have a look at your forecast coming up. this morning, we are getting a closer look at governor gavin newsom's plan to transform san quentin from a state prison to a rehabilitation center. tara campbell talks to those who are incarcerated about what the programs mean for them. tara: from the yard to the classroom. the goal is to transform san quentin from a maximum-security prison to a one-of-a-kind rehabilitation center. the state setting aside $380 million to invest in new buildings and training. >> we are learning how to code websites. this is one example of a website i built over the course of the last couple weeks. tara: willie johnson has been here for more than two decades and says learning to code will serve him well. >> we are trying to learn new skills. tara:

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. >>> please welcome the director and writer of the film, christopher mcquarry and ethan hunt himselfactor and producer tom cruise. [ cheering and applause ] >> i don't think they were expecting that. of course you can't get any better than that moment right there. right? tom cruise and christopher mcquarry popped into a georgetown theater in washington, d.c. to tell movie goers how thankful they are to have their movie mission impossible dead reckoning part one be seen. this movie was the product of 1,000 people all pulling together for three years. ÷"mission impossible: dead reckoning" part one continues the adventures for ethan hunt an agent for the impossible missions force. but this time, he has to stop multiple threats from acquiring a new weapon. that could end the world by the way and let's not forget about all of the awesome stunts in the movie. tom cruise doing a lot of them himself. it's now in theaters and paramount is the parent company of cbs. jess? >> all right. >>> heading into this weekend, we have an excessive heat warning in effect for all the highlighted zones and

. >>> please welcome the director and writer of the film, christopher mcquarry and ethan hunt himselfruise and christopher mcquarry popped into a georgetown theater in washington, d.c. to tell movie goers how thankful they are to have the movie "mission: impossible" be seen. he said this movie was the product of a thousand people all pulling together for three years. ÷"mission impossible: dead reckoning" part one continues the adventures for ethan hunt an agent for the impossible missions force. but this time, he has to stop multiple threats from acquiring a new weapon that could end the world. let's not forget about all the awesome stunts, it's now in theaters. paramount is the parent company of cbs by the way. >>> we could be on the verge of a virtual shutdown of the american film and tv industry. what we could see for the first time in decades. >>> and looking live outside for you at the bay bridge right here from our treasure island camera, a little foggy out this morning. but the heat is definitely on its way. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do t they see ththa

gabriel. >> a way for me to cords any own bad you know, bad guy. >> reporter: atwell plays grace, ethan's and possible love interest. >> she's consistently inconsistent. she's playful and mischievous but never calculating. >> reporter: cruise says he's given it all for his fans. >> as a privilegeged entertrtai i'm a fan of movies first andforemost and want people to have a great time. >> reporter: mission impossible slams into theaters on wednesday. "mission: impossible" is distributed by paramount the parent company of cbs news. back to you. >> i can't get over all the stunts that tom cruise does. i know a lot of fans are excited but since the release of part one was so delayed. part two a little faster? any word on that yet? >> reporter: yeah, so this actually is something that was -- worked on at the same time. be coming out next two is year. gives folks enough time to settle into the theaters and go check out part one. i didn't see it again if you need to and yeah next summer is when it's expected that part two will come out. back to you. >> all right. cool. at least fans won't have t

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"the detroit free press" reports on the latest setback for the michigan school shooter ethan crumbleyge denied requests to ban pictures of victims' body shown during a hearing. earlier the judge denied his request to take life without parole off the table. crumbley pled guilty to the charges in the 2021 attack at oxford high school north of detroit that left four students dead. he's awaiting sentencing. >>> new york city has agreed to pay nearly $14 million to protesters in a major class-action lawsuit. the suit was brought on behalf of about 1,300 people who were arrested or beaten by nypd during protests following the killing of george floyd in 2020. the suit claimed the rights of protesters were violated. if approved by a judge, the settlement would be among the most expensive payouts ever awarded in a lawsuit over mass arrests. >>> and cnn is reporting republican presidential candidate ron desantis is now threatening to sue bud light's parent company. the florida governor is accusing anheuser-busch in bev of breaching legal duties owed to shareholders. sales of bud light took a di

go out that morning, and i had just headed in the house to get ready to go to work, and that's when ethan came in that he had found him, that he had hung himself in one of our buildings, and i just couldn't believe that it actually happened. he just-- that was his third attempt then, was when he died... and so then it's just been trying to figure everything out and keep the farm going, and i did. with his life insurance, i bought the land, yep, so his legacy lives on. it's what he wanted. [chainsaw starts] grout: for almost 9 months now, i've been coming up here, usually by myself because my wife is working full-time. i think the first couple months, 3 months, 4 months after the fire, i only slept 3 hours a night or so, 4 maybe, and there was just so much to do and so much to learn about insurance and the county permits and meetings and cleanup and disposal of toxic ash and all the various things you have to go through. it's been taxing to me personally, and i know my lack of good humor and resilience at times has had its effect on my marriage and relationships, friends. these lands were