please give a warm welcome to ethan.d i'm in fourth grade at beverly elementary school. i was very close to where the tree is from in the national forest. i spend a lot of time there with my family and i'm the great-great-grandson of one of the very first supervisors of the national forest. the biggest reason i love west virginia's forest and public land. i hike with my mom, fish with my grandpa, identify flowers with my grandparents, travel with my parents and camp with all my family. one of my favorite things to do is to identify plants and birds. i did see a black bear once which was pretty exciting. i enjoy. my parents and grandparents my grandfather is a biologist and my great grandfather, weight, and the great grandfather is a botanist. my great grandfather -- when i travel around the state with my parents i like to watch for wildflowers, listen to birds and smell the fresh air. the sound of the rivers are relaxing and we've visited many places in west virginia but still have a lot of other places i would like to v

way to go, ethan. >> reporter: ethan sharing this advice for all of us. >> you don't always have to savee, get to know the person, because then when they need you the most, you can be there for them. >> thank you, thank you. >> whit: and he deserves all of that praise. way to go, ethan. >>> thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. i'll see you on "gma" in the morning. have a great night. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. neighbors in the east bay put on lockdown again. why police say they left a standoff with an armed man holed up in a home accused of shooting his wife. and an upd

>> i'm here today to receive some donations from ethan's heart.ter: ethan says giving runs in his family. >> it brings us together. it's really something that all of us have a passion for doing. we are all big givers. >> ethan knows when he goes out, he is not just representing himself. he represents a village. that's just who our family is. it's the standard of giving and the standard of being selfless. >> how are you doing today? takes one time of you going out and making a difference in someone's life. you are always going to come back to it. >> reporter: one teenager making a difference in the lives of others. >> he helped us out. thank god. >> have a blessed day. >> what a great kid. thank you very much. >>> this week, we highlight another life well lived. in july of 1959, with cold war tensions running high, then vice president richard nixon attended the opening of the american national exhibition in moscow. he and khrushchev scared off. television networks broadcast the back and forth about the merits of capitalism versus a young freelance

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ethan himself said nothing could have stopped him. so how could they find this? that be a part of the parcel on the argument. but how the case turns out will be really something to watch because it is a novel legal theory. >> all right, thank you so much. turning to the national lead today and the united states struggling at the most basic levels to be condemned today near how they are searching for the suspect who beat and robbed a jewish man last night on the first night of hanukkah. the victim was wearing traditional religious garb when he stole their cell phone and called them an early jew. >>> earlier today a suspect shot a gun in albany. he yelled free palestine before he was arrested. the violence also hit the muslim and arab communities in the u.s. this week. we saw video of them leaving the hospital in vermont. he is one of three palestinian students so tragically shot in vermont while speaking and wearing. he is now paralyzed from the chest down. it's awful. but we have to note, this has been a week of real attention to anti-semitism in america. this mo

ethan crumbly, who was 15 years old when he killed four people and injured seven others was sentenced to life in prison without parole. this is the harshest punishment possible. in the hours leading up to that very sentence, family member after family member, victim after victim recounted to the court how their lives had been irreparably shattered by the events of that day. 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 stea

guillermo: ethan, de 17, pasar el resto de su vida en una prisiÓn sin derecho a libertad condicional.n. uno aa uno, los padres y madres de las vÍctimas asesinadas en noviembre de 2021, tomaron la palabra en la corte para expresar sus sentimientos. [habla en inglÉs] guillermo: la madre de una de las adolescentes asesinadas en la tarde del 30 de noviembre de 2021, describe la forma en cÓmo viviÓ los Últimos dos aÑos tras la muerte de su hija. [habla en inglÉs] guillermo: una de las sobrevivientes de la masacre relatÓ los Últimos momentos que viviÓ poco antes del tiroteo con una de las vÍctimas. [habla en inglÉs] guillermo: otro testimonio fue de esta otra vÍctima que narre los angustiosos momentos en los que la nancy sino disparaba indiscriminadamente contra los estudiantes. [habla en inglÉs] guillermo: luego de cometer el horrendo crimen, el asesino bajo su arma y con toda la calma, espero hasta que llegaron los policÍas que de inmediato lo arrestaron.a partir de hoy, nunca mÁs saldrÁ de una celda. el adolescente se declarÓ culpable de asesinar a los cuatro jÓvenes entre 14 y 17 aÑos y

lowe because that's the kind of person ethan was, is. but he would also want to see arnold lowe stand up and admit what he did, admit that he was wrong and say he's sorry. >> neither lowe, his wife nor his attorney commented wednesday lowe will return to court in january in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> a bit of controversy across oakland unified school district today. about 100 teachers held an unsanctioned teach in to discuss the palestine cause. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke with a high school teacher who explains why she took part and what she hopes it achieves across the oakland unified school district. >> teachers could voluntarily take part in a teach in about palestinians, as high school teacher rachel tarasco is one of them. >> learn and process this through. a genocide is very, very complex and so for ourselves and for our students to model for them what that looks like, i felt it was really important and essential. >> telasco has family who currently lives in israel, so she has a strong understand

it was their words directed directly at ethan. madison, a 17-year-old senior who didn't live to graduate high school. >> i don't wish that 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 heard that paraphrase 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 lost of his just 16-year-old son. >> for the past two years our family has been outdating 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 putting good in the world. >> and those from the father of 17-year-old just ting schilling who says he -- justin schilling who says he struggles most often to just get out of in bed. >> do not in any way warrant a sick chance. my son didn't get a second chance and neither should he. >> and from the father of 14-ye

lowe because that's the kind of person ethan was. but he would also want to see arnold lowe stand up and admit what he did, admit that he was wrong and say he's sorry. >> neither lowe, his wife, nor his attorney, commented wednesday. lowe will return to court in january in san francisco. suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> the owners of a san jose daycare where two children drowned in a pool in october face new charges tonight. the two women appeared in court today, but the case was put over because both asked for an interpreter. the new charges stem from a separate incident involving a different group of children. prosecutors did not go into detail about what happened, but added seven misdemeanor counts that the women face felony charges in the drownings and the defenders had one job. >> most important above all, which was to return them to their parents safely. they did not do that. >> neither the women nor their lawyers commented following today's hearing. they are due back in court at the end of the month on to storm watch now. >>

she always had her little brothers in check, ethan, and her other two brothers.lways doing, helping everybody. she loved her mom. she loved her dad. she loved everybody. she was a lovable, caring person. if they would have had a chance to meet her, they would have known her. nobody will ever get to meet her again. the person that she was, how funny she was, all her cousins miss her. we'll never have a get together the way we used to be when savanah was with us. nothing in our lives will ever be the same. i just want justice for my granddaughter and my great grandson. that's all we want now. they had the heart to do it mto do granddaughter and great grandson, to turn yourself in and face the crime that you did. that's all we want. our lives will never be the same again. we're just barely getting over ethan's tragedy, and now we have to do the same thing with his sister. they're both in a better place, but our lives will never be the same again. we're all going to miss her. we all loved her very much. we're all going to miss her. >> i can't imagine what your entire

. >>> now we're going to teen school shooter ethan crumbley sentenced to life in prison without paroleor killing four students at a michigan school. abc's morgan norwood joins us with that, and, morgan, the victims' families were in court. it was an emotional day. >> reporter: so emotional, and it was life without parole. it was ethan crumbley's planning, execution-style killing and the anguish lamented by more than two dozen that led the judge to that maximum prison. >> life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: this morning, ethan crumbley, the michigan teenager behind the 2021 mass school shooting that killed four of his classmates and injured seven others, beginning a lifelong prison sentence. the judge handing down the maximum punishment describing ethan as being obsessed with violence, stalking the hallways, picking and choosing who was going to die. >> we are miserable. we miss tate. our family has a permanent hole in it that can never be fixed. ever. >> reporter: before learning his fate, crumbley facing the families impacted by his deadly rampage at oxford high schoo

. >>> 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

. >> 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

ethan is a former mayor of portland, maine. ethan, thank you for joining us. as we mentioned you're one of the three former maine lawmakers who brought this up saying donald trump should be disqualified from the state's ballot. you're actually the only democrat. the other two former republican state senators. walk us through. why did you feel the need to challenge trump's eligibility? >> well, let me just start saying yesterday was a really good day for democracy and upholding our constitution, and i think that was the impetus. i've been writing a little bit about this, and, you know, honestly who knew anything about the section 3 of the 14th amendment to the constitution before donald trump tried to commit an insurrection, tried to block the peaceful transfer of power in order to keep himself in power. once that occurred, i think there's a lot of us in the country who felt like no man who tries to commit insurrection against our country should be allowed to run again or hold office certainly should not be allowed to hold the white house, and from there, i spo

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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

lizy: they speaking to ethan. ethan joins me now.he palestinian president said that israel's aim to fully defeat hamas is unrealistic and that he could see them becoming a junior partner after they got attacked. how do you see that being received by israel's relationship. >> it's completely contradictory. here. the israelis have said that they're going to destroy hamas. here we see an interesting issue which is the americans are offering the palestinians lot of support that it could go in and take over, but it's also our friend to support -- is in favor of the destruction of hamas. i think there's a lot of kind of magical thinking all aren't. >> and we'll have to see depends on how this war end. lizy: meanwhile, benjamin be netanya hoo. >> this has been a problem when the october 7th attack. the concerned -- which like hamas arrives on iran for support and ideology that it would jump in this backle and this war. its ha not done so because the united states has sent two carrier battle groups there and because they have been backing ba

now, if we talk about ethan for just a minute, this is precedent-setting today because he was 15 yearsld 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 life penalty possible. the miller hearing this last summer, days of testimony and judge roe finally determined that he can be sentenced to the possibility of life without any possibility of parole at all and that will be the finite end to this once the victim impact statements have concluded today. john? >> all right. jean, as you said, you've been there for so much of this, thank you for being there today. keep us posted. >>> i'm joined by defense and trial attorney misty mares. powerful impact statement from the mother

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

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. >>> 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

"look who the cat dragged in, ethan [ bleep ] frome!r read that book, so i don't -- [ laughter ] "oh, ethan!" seriously though, nancy mace, you look like you just walked out of a school play or a football game. somewhere there's a group of packers fans missing an "a" who are very upset [ laughter ] and even anchors are having a hard time taking republicans seriously. here's cnn's jake tapper reacting to mace's pr stunt. >> congresswoman nancy mace walked in with the letter "a" on her shirt as she walked in the closed doors she was asked by her colleague andy graham what that was about. she said it was a scarlet letter jake >> okay. that's not making me convinced that they have their act together [ laughter ] >> seth: damn, you just got sassed by jake tapper. aka, you just got tapped [ laughter ] >> tapped! ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: i do wish news anchors were more sarcastic. it's fun to imagine walter cronkite using that same tone to report on apollo 11. "american astronauts successfully landed on the moon, which scientists say is almost

>> reporter: a law named after ethan that would have required guns be stored safely and locked, that some of those connecticut lawmakers, senators murphy and blumenthal. the law was blocked by republicans. there's no appetite to do anything more even as we're continuing to see these mass shootings, especially after that bipartisan gun safety bill was passed last year. >> julie tsirkin, thank you so much. >>> a deputy u.s. marshal is being detained in the uk after being accused of sexually abusing a female passenger on a flight. they were flying to london to expedite someone. nbc's ken dilanian joins us now. how is law enforcement responding to these allegations? >> reporter: it's alleged the deputy was traveling on a delta flight to london when a woman complained to crew she was inappropriately touched. there was unruly passenger behavior and the plane was met by police. two federal marshals had been drinking during the flight and the second marshal was being sent back to new york. both deputies were assigned to the eastern district of new york and were en route to london to bring ba

ethan crumbley was 15 when this shooting was committed.g 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. >> the sheer blunt statement could destroy you to the core. i was completely paralyzed. i felt every scream that came from my body. i felt every breath i took was fading. my mind was in a state of dementia and then my body dropped to the floor. >> reporter: now, we mention

. >>> this is the sentencing hearing for ethan crumley, the michigan school shooter, these are closing arguments underway, but if sentencing does begin we are going to bring that to live, so keep an eye on this. in the meantime. >>> hunter biden is facing new tax charges, house republicans wrapping up their probe into his father as well. in the coming days, it will take a key step towards formalizing their impeachment inquiry into president biden. we are trying out a cumbersome and temperature, he is a republican from tennessee and he serves on the house oversight and foreign affairs committee. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. are republicans in swing districts, are the beatles, they were the floor vote on the impeachment inquiry? what a telling you i sure this will pass? >> i think we are very close to having the boats on the inquiry , inquiries not an impeachment, and should be coming and everyone should support anyone for looking for open record in getting the facts out. peter johnson was very clear as well as chairman toma in chairman jordan that in fact, we would

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

but hopefully in this case they will. >> mayor ethan stribling, we appreciate your time today. thank you so much. obviously we'll be watching to see how this develops. >> thanks, glad to be here. >> and now to a cnn exclusive on the length that the trump campaign and its supporters allegedly went to to overturn the 2020 election. >> cnn has obtained messages and audio that show fake elector certificates were actually flown to washington right before january 6th. those ballots were from two key states. wisconsin and michigan. let's get the details now from cnn's zachary cohen. he is part of the team that broke that story. so zak, what do these emails and recordings reveal about the effort to overturn the 2020 election that we didn't know before? >> yeah guys, it really does shed new light on just how far trump campaign officials and operatives went to execute what was really, what jack smith has said, is a core pillar of the effort to overturn the 2020 election. that includes new details about this mad scramble that took place on the eve of january 6th, right before mike pence w

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's citizenship. now, at this point, i had some time to talk to family about some of their dynamics. and i want to talk about three concept one that i'm sure is familiar to everybody and to that may not be and certainly the last one was not at all familiar to me. so we all know what sort of meeting is. it's the non random mating or pairing of couples based usually on similar characteristics. we know that verbal cognition is about point values at that point for physical characteristics, height sent to be much lower at about ten. so on that i was aware of a concept which is out there and defined but had no name. so i it the name of sort of parenting and maybe that'll get into the literature and i'll famous and immortal. we don't know. but at any rate, i sort of took parenting refers to the affinity or attraction or even favoritism between. a parent and a particular child in they perceive similarities to themself. okay and that can happen for a gay couple or an opposite couple. but there was and both men

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kernodle ethan chapin, and madison mogen were found stabbed to death in the home in november last year. prosecutors allege brian coberger, a criminal phd student at nearby washington state university, broke in and killed them. he did not offer a plea, so the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. the fbi recently canvased the home in october, gathering data to create visual aids that can be used during the trial. >> visual aids. >> they provide more information that allow for the understanding of photographs and videos they can provide measurements. >> they can provide the location of walls, for example, or the directions of cameras. >> the university of idaho owns the home and says itrillionepresents, a grim reminder of the murders, saying it is time for its removal and to allow the collective healing of our community to continue. meanwhile, a trial date for coberger has still not been scheduled and added frustration for the victims families. the demolition of that house is set to begin this morning. neither the prosecution nor the defense has objected. rhiannon andrew. >> and

this, moments after ethan crump, who claims he struggled with mental health leading up to the shootingd the judge for an eventual chance at freedom. >> i'm a bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. i'm not denying. it but that's not who i plan on being. >> the court instead he gave the calls of dozens of families and victims. nicole beausoleil remembers denying her daughter medicine -- until the medical examiner showed her the body. >> i looked through the grass glass, my screams should have shattered it. my daughter's lifeless body was laying on a cold metal journey. >> reyna saint julianna lost her little sister, hannah, the two hopes to play lacrosse together. >> instead of speaking at her wedding i spoke at her funeral. instead of fishtailing her hair for her again i curled her hair in a casket. >> kylie was one of seven wounded. a bullet grazed her spine. >> it has been 738 days of constant physical and mental pain. >> some argued life in prison is not enough. >> i ask you to lock him up for the rest of his pathetic life. >> families, surprised by a mur

i want to bring in ethan, who's one of the main residents who challenged trump's eligibility for the state ballot. he's also a former democratic state senator. he's on the phone tonight. appreciate you being with us. first of all, just your reaction to this decision from the secretary of state. >> good day for democracy. good day for our constitution. the law in the united states should apply to everybody no matter what position you hold or held and our secretary of state today after you know, clear objective deliberation made the right call. as i said, democracy was served. >> i don't need to tell you this, but for the folks at home, this is the next step in maine is an appeal. it's likely as we know. when we look at the similar challenges that have been out there, a challenge succeeded in colorado to take trump off the ballot, which has paula was going through, has been appealed. likely to go to the supreme court. are you confident this decision in maine would be upheld in a maine state court? >> i believe so. the issue of whether donald trump is an insurrectionist can either now t

. >> jimmy: love ethan hawke >> yes >> jimmy: and so you and ethan hawke, you've got the family you'reoods somewhere. and you get this airbnb and then you get a knock at the door >> in the middle of the night. >> jimmy: in the middle of the night. you have no wifi, cell phones are out. knock on the door. first of all i wouldn't answer the door [ light laughter ] i would hide wherever i could hide >> that would be a short film category [ laughter ] jimmy: i'd let the kids open the door i'd go like, kids go get the door and see who's there [ light laughter ] i'm not going to get it. are you kidding me now but then the guy at the door - hopefully i'm not spoiling it, he goes, "hi, i know everything is out i actually rented you this airbnb this is my house so do you mind if i stay over the night? >> yeah. yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a problem >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a conundrum >> that's a movie. >> jimmy: that's a movie [ cheers and applause mine's a short that's a movie it's really great. also, president barack obama and michelle obama are producers on the film. >> they ar

ethan david, the mayor of margaliot military and zionist settlement. after the operation of hezbollah , he fled from this settlement along with the rest of the settlers , because of the non-return of the zionists to the north of the occupied territories, they said that our minister of defense is not aware of the reality in the north. hezbollah is close to us and easily targets us. it seems that no one will return to the north with this situation . the drones and artillery of the zionist regime also attacked the areas of beitlif, naghora, itashab, belida, hitron, khayyam, jabin, majdalzon, marun elras and yaron and destroyed several residential houses . we are standing here despite all the difficulties and dangers. the resistant people of the south support the resistance that continues the right path and protects the people of lebanon. it never stops. the expansion of hezbollah's offensive operations, in addition to the losses of zionist soldiers and heavy artillery to their positions, caused the problem of the displacement of zionist settlers in the no

joining me now is ethan struggling, he was one of the lead plaintiffs in the challenge to keep trump off the ballot and maine. he is also the former mayor of portland, maine. welcome. why did you file this challenge regarding trump's eligibility in the first place? was this the outcome that you expected? >> good morning, and thanks for taking my subject. i don't know if it's the outcome that we expected, it's certainly the one that we hoped for. i think everybody after january 6th was sort of shaking their heads, saying to themselves, how is this even possible? the man in the white house is trying to block the peaceful transfer of power through a violent insurrection. and at that moment, we all were thinking, this guy needs to be impeached, number one. and number 2, certainly never be allowed back into the white house. and then from there, as he has tried to get back to the white house, the 14th amendment to the constitution started getting a lot more interest as we recognized that this was put in place back in 1868 and still applied. and once colorado rolled, once a judge in colorad

. placing them with new kind of people, which is jewish community, and of course this is more than ethanالفلسطينيه لاصحابها لا يمكن ان يبقى الظلم مدى الحياه الظلم لا يمكن ان لا يمكن ان ياتي يومما ان يتغير الوضع ولكن قبل ان ياتي الوضع ويكون الشعب الفلسطيني قويا اطلب من الشعب الامريكي ان يكون شعب محترم لدى الشعب الفلسطيني الشعب الاسرائي الفلسطيني غاضب جدا على الشعب الامريكي الا انه الشعب الامريكي يدعم حكمته تدعم اسرائيل التي سيطرت على اراضينا كلها عام 67. america is the main support state or the main resources for for supporting israel, so our message to the american first of all, don't pay for our killers, don't pay your money to a place where you don't know. now the most important thing for, i think for americans to know about what's happening in the west bank right now, is that what we're seeing is a process of sustained ethnic cleansing, the theft of land, the theft of resources of water, and it's being paid for largely by american tax payers, they're subsidizing this process of ethnic cleansing, it's being done in their name, and because of that there's a responsibility. moral respons

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revealed in an interview with united inquiry international that there was no logical reason for rafi ethan'sit to the nomek facility except for the receipt of nomek company's nuclear materials in 1996 due to the destructive effects on the environment and the death of 600. more than 3,000 americans were blamed for the death and illness. many experts believe that the nomek factory was set up with the aim of supplying the raw materials necessary for the production of nuclear weapons and their transfer to the occupied territories. became. the robbery of the factory took place after the assassination of john f. kennedy in the early days of lyndon johnson's administration. with the passage of time, the classified documents and information are removed from the confidentiality and become available to the media, such as the case of the assassination of john kennedy , the 35th president of the united states, which also smells of zionist uranium. october 2017 , united states of america 54 years past the assassination of john f. kennedy, the former president of the united states, and now donald. trump h

>> well, definitely everyone around me was freaking out >> reporter: ethan captured these images and was shocked by the devastation. >> a fire station had been destroyed there was metal everywhere >> reporter: this is all that's left of the fire station emergency vehicles covered by debris. 65 million people in the path of this massive storm system stretching from the great lakes to the gulf coast, marching east and creating havoc along the way. this dash cam video capturing a scary moment on a utah highway friday as a van slid in front of a state trooper. >> it caught me my surprise i missed it by a foot or two it was pretty close. i thought i was going to hit him >> reporter: in colorado drivers struggled through white out conditions this 21-vehicle pileup injured five, state police say, shutting down interstate 70 for hours. >> and priscilla joins us now from jackson, mississippi. priscilla, that part of the south is facing a risk of severe weather later tonight. >> reporter: that's right, jose. the city is at risk for damaging winds, hail, and a possible tornado with a watch in e