the parents of school shooter ethan crumbley confronted in court by the anguished families of those he >> it doesn't appear either of you cherished or even wanted your son. >> the scathing word by the judge. >> repeatedly ignoring things that would make a reasonable person feel the hair on the back of their neck stand up. >> byron: will this change the way other parents can be held responsible? >>> lebron's home court. the beginning of the superstar's legacy in an exclusive tour of the special museum curated by his mother. >> it's surreal. it brings back a lot of memories. >> byron: the feelings she says she had about her only child. >> when did you know, this guy has some greatness in him? >>> families of the hostages taken by hamas. >> the fact that we've gotten to the six-month mark is really an emblem of failure for all of humanity. >> byron: we check in again with the parents of hersh go poland, last seen injured and taken by hamas at the music festival on october 7th. >> millions of people advocating for these hostages, they're counting on us. >> byron: what the families say need

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but the appellate attorneys for ethan crumbley said no. first of all, he is not going to waive his fifth amendment right to come in and testify to that. secondly, these are medical records were not waiving those medical records. so there was no way for the parents to counter that text that he wrote to his friend unless they took the stand to say, we didn't know that james crumbley opted to not take the stand. that's his constitutional right. so that came in without anything to counter it >> very interesting. and yeah there's no question that what you said is true. we will probably see and hear a lot of that on appeal and just two reiterate what the judge is deciding how much, if any, prison time each of these individuals, the parents of ethan crumbley, should get and they each face up to 15 years in prison. and we're going to take a quick break. but before we do, i want to remind people the individuals, the teenagers that we're talking about, who we're murdered in the, prime of their lives before they were even getting started really with

ethan could be your child. victim's families also testifying. >> you say you wouldn't do anything different. well, that really says on what type of parents you are, because there's a lot of things i would do different. but the one thing i would have wanted to be different was to take that bullet that day so she could continue to live the life she deserved. >> it is devastating and heartbreaking that it doesn't appear that either of you cherished or even wanted your son. but i wholeheartedly he wanted and cherished mine. >> both james and jennifer crumbley will get credit for the 858 days they've already served behind bars. their son ethan was already sentenced to life. the judge says. all three will serve their sentences in separate prisons. rhiannon andrew. >> all right, lionel, thank you for that. we are learning more about a new us humanitarian effort in gaza. the us plans to build a pier to deliver food, water and medicine. it is expected to cost at least $180 million. meanwhile, at least 14 palestinians ha

these are text messages from ethan crumbley. keys to the case. listen to that. i actually asked my father to take me to the doctor yesterday and he t told me to suck it up w disturbing drawings at his desk, this included a picture of -- >> harris: she is facing 15 years going back and forth with this judge in a way that i have to say, it scratches my head a bit. and when listening to her talk to this judge she wanted to know why medical was not allowed in, she had a lot of questions and we are at the sentencing hearing. in those impact statements work in powerful and powerful and worked in a sense if they could get the next 15 is. that is the time when you understand >> well this is unprecedented >> sean: we disregard bail laws i do not agree -- i think it is a step too far, where we as a country to say why don't we get behind the politics of this -- was the drugs that were prescribed whether antidepressants or anything? what was going on in the familiy and why don't we ask what is happening with these kids that they grab guns and start shooting people. one last

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that's where we got to know ethan ethan. it's good to have you back on the program. talk to me, if you would about the student protest situation in california where you are. well, it is widespread. it's a u. c l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out a campus called you see humbled. they've been relatively intense. you c, l a has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in israel and gaza, but have gone after jewish students as well, which is become problematic. and i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the university is to receive federal funding will do in the future. i want to talk about that in just a moment. let me ask you, 1st of the, how do you explain the genesis of the student protests? i mean, it was only 2 weeks ago when the 1st protest began on the campus of columbia university in new york city. hasn't been that long or well, there's conflicting reports about the genesis whether or not at a very clearly for many decades are a strong

ethan: that's a good question. the overall quick -- sense is of relief, with 100 and 20 ballistic missiles coming within 10 minutes from around the vast majority, the overwhelming majority being stopped before they got here. there were about half a dozen that got through to a military base in israel. they didn't do much damage, but they did hit. so, there was a kind of mixed feeling of -- well, nobody was killed, but there is a seven-year-old girl fighting for her life, shrapnel having hit her. the general sense is that this could have been much, much worse, so israel can take it's time to decide what to do next. but there is a rubicon that has been crossed and for the first time in four decades israel has taken direct hits from missiles of this kind and for the first time ever in what has been a shallow war between -- shadow war between israel and the war -- iran, it's emerged from the shadows. we are in a new era and we are not sure what it means. ed: later on we will talk more about the coalition response. israe

after this, some ethan carried out the 2021 shootings. bob reynolds reports on the land, mont, case. james and jennifer, crumbly, guilty of involuntary manslaughter. were each sentence to at least 10 and up to 15 years in prison. it is the 1st time that the parents of a school shooter had been tried and sentenced in connection with their childs violent acts. in 202115 year old ethan crumbly, took a hand gun that was purchased for him by his father to school in oxford, michigan, and shot 11 people killing for prosecutors found that the gun was not kept secured at the teenagers home. they also presented evidence that the parents had shown indifference to ethan's deteriorating mental health and had not kept him out of school in the day of the shootings. despite being shown at drawing the boy made depicting shooting and including the words, the thoughts won't stop helped me. these convictions are not about for parents. these conditions, confirm repeated acts on that. it could have salted, and i'm coming on the way train repeatedly, ignoring t

instead we were allowed to believe from ethan as well this was an isolated event. we felt confident in trusting the professional's advice to let him stay in school that day. he does not pose a threat to himself or others. it was suggested that him being around here would probably be good. we agreed. we were never asked to take him home that day. if that was discussed at the have obliged.f action we would they keep saying we didn't give them the big picture. they failed to acknowledge was the bigger picture the school did not give us. i'm not the same person i was prior to november 30, 2021. this tragedy has changed who i am and taught me valuable lessons. we gained wisdom and i have also gained god. in the quiet hours of my cell i prayed to him and got the deep impact this tragedy has had on the families and the endless pain no one should ever have to feel. for god holds the true understanding of our pain and learned to depend on him for peace and strength. alone i'm not strong enough. i have learned we cannot tell or predict what will happen to us in this life. on

separate juries found they willfully failed to prevent their son, ethan, from bringing a handgun to hischool in 2021 and opening fire. today they each asked for leniency and forgiveness. >> i am sorry for your loss as a result of what my son did. >> we were good parents. >> reporter: but the judge sentenced them to a minimum of 10 years in prison minus time already served. >> these convictions confirm repeated acts or lack of acts that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. >> reporter: during their trials, prosecutors painted the couple as absent parents more concerned with themselves than their son's mental health and accused them of gross negligence for buying a sig sauer handgun as a present for ethan four days before the shooting and then failing to secure it. today craig shilling, the father of justin, said the families have been waiting for this moment. >> i feel that there was some justice here today for sure. the sentence was appropriate, and i'm glad that we received that. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney joe tamburino predicts this historic case will set a precede

about to get underway for the parents of the michigan school shooter ethan crumbley. they'll become the first parents held criminally responsible for their child's actions. this is the sentencing phase. good morning on tuesday morning. bill hemmer live in new york city. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." that shooting took place november 30th, 2021. james and jennifer crumbley were tried separately. they gave their son access to a gun. they were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. >> ethan crumbley has pled guilty to the school shooting. he killed four classmates and injured seven others inside the school and now serving life without parole. >> dana: we have analysis from paul mauro and jonna spilbor. garrett tenney can set the ground in chicago. >> we're expecting to hear from some of the parents and family members of the victims and could hear from james and jennifer crumbley as well. prosecutor argued and juries agreed the parents ignored warning signs in the days leading up to the shooting. rather than getting their son help they got him

ethan used and ignored signs of his declining mental health. >> they could have prevented this shooting and saved these kids lives. >> state sentencing guidelines recommend a maximum of about seven years in prison, but prosecutors are recommending 10 to 15 years, saying both parents have shown a chilling lack of remorse. james crumbley is asking for time served, saying he was wrongly accused and now wrongly convicted. jennifer crumbley has asked to serve her sentence on house arrest at her lawyer's guest house. the two are expected to appear in court together today, when the judge will hear impact statements from the families of the four victims, many of whom appeared at the crumbleys criminal trials. >> we can put people on the moon , we can build skyscrapers. huge monuments like the hoover dam, and we can't keep ourselves skills our kids safe in schools. >> just hours before the shooting, the crumbleys were encouraged to take ethan home after a teacher found a drawing of a gun and violent messages on his math assignment, but they declined. >> the solar eclipse is being called the most

ethan was diagnosed with a rare condition — adrenoleukodystrophy.ptoms similar to motor neurone disease and dementia. he's also already lost the use of his limbs. eventually, he won't recognise his parents or twin sister, they now rely on the help they get at the forget me not hospice in huddersfield, which supports children who have life shortening illnesses, and their families. what we are able to do with every family that comes to us is support them in a really bespoke way, to help them with their particular needs and to help them cut through some the chaos they are facing in a time of absolute trauma and uncertainty. there should be a hospice for children and adults in every town and every city in this country. but forget me not hospices is facing a funding crisis. just 10% comes from the government. for the remaining 90% they rely on charity fundraising, and that's becoming more difficult due to the cost of living crisis and climbing prices. we start every single year with that degree of uncertainty, and what we say is that, you know, we would

but when you texted ethan don't do it.lease call mom should. >> the defendant through their choices and their indifference and gross negligence enabled their son to murder my daughter and three other children. >> you failed your son and failed us all. >> jesse: former judging current partner joins me now. elizabeth, do you think legally this is sound ruling? >> absolutely. for years when i worked as a prosecutor for 10 years and violent crimes and then i was a judge for 10 years something like this used to be termed felony stupidity, in other words you have this parent who has a kid that's doing something extremely alarming and the parents just have their heads in the sand, not doing anything to prevent what could easily be a preventable tragedy. i think this was a sound ruling and i think it sets a precedence that parents cannot be stupid anymore. you have rights as a parent, you have constitutional rights to bear arms but with those rights come responsibilities. and these people and all parents over to the community to e

joining us and we begin with breaking news sentencing hearing for the parents ichigan school shooter, ethan crumbley. but before they learned their fate, they must also face their son's victims and their families james and jennifer crumbley were both found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter qatar after their teenage sudden murder, four of his classmates back in 2021. this is a unique case with the crumbleys being the first parents to be held responsible for a school shooting committed by their child cnn's jean casarez has been covering this story from the very beginning. she's joining us right now, live gene, what's happening? being in court right now? >> well, right now, the victim impact statements have just begun in this precedent setting sentencing prosecution asking for 15 years, the defense asking for far, far less two-and-a-half to maybe a little less than five. but the person speaking now, madison baldwin's mother nicole abuse so les, she's talking about her daughter, who was not quite just about to graduate from oxford high school when she was gunned down in november

in 202115 year old ethan crumbly. took a hand gun that was purchased for him by his father to school in oxford, michigan, and shot 11 people killing 4. prosecutors found that the gun was not kept secured at the teenagers home. they also presented evidence that the parents had shown indifference to ethan's deteriorating mental health and had not kept him out of school in the day of the shootings. despite being shown at drawing the boy made depicting shooting and including the words, the thoughts won't stop helped me. these convictions are not about for parity. these conditions confirm repeated acts on that x. it could have salted an upcoming runaway train repeatedly ignoring things to make a reasonable person feel the hair on the back. and there that stand off both parents or apologize to the victims. families, please know that i am truly very sorry. i am sorry for your loss as a result of a mess over the english machine, nor the supervisor or after the killings. when it appeared legal action was underway against the parents . they promptly fled, withdrew cash from their bank and turn

separate juries found they willfully failed to prevent their son ethan from bringing a handgun to hishigan school in 2021 and opening fire. today, they each asked for leniency and forgiveness. >> i am sorry for your loss as a result of what my son did. >> we were good parents. >> reporter: but the judge sentenced them to a minimum of ten years in prison minus time already served. >> these convictions confirm repeated acts, or lack of acts, that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. >> reporter: during their trials, prosecutors painted the couple as absent parents more concerned with themselves than their son's mental health and accused them of gross negligence for buying a sig sauer handgun as a present for ethan four days before the shooting and then failing to secure it. today, craig shilling, the father of justin, said the families have been waiting for this moment. >> i feel there was injustice here today, for sure. the sentence was appropriate, and i'm glad that we received that. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney joe tamburino predicts this historic case will set a pr

ethan was diagnosed with a rare condition, adrenoleukodystrophy.imilar to motor neurone disease and dementia. he's already lost the use of his limbs. eventually, he won't recognise his parents or twin sister. they now rely on the help they get at the forget me not hospice in huddersfield, which supports children who have life—shortening illnesses, and their families. what we're able to do with every family that comes to us is support them in a really bespoke way to help them with their particular needs and to help them cut through some of that chaos that they're facing in a time of absolute trauma and uncertainty. there should be a hospice for children and adults in every town, in every city in this country. but forget me not hospice is facing a funding crisis. just 10% comes from the government. for the remaining 90%, they rely on charity fundraising, and that's becoming more difficult due to the cost—of—living crisis and climbing prices. and we start every single year with that degree of uncertainty. and what we say is that we'd like to be able t

the parents of oxford school shooter, ethan crumbley are in court face-to-face with their sons, victims ahead of their sentencing, james and jennifer crumbley were both found guilty of four counts. involuntary manslaughter after their teenage son brutally murdered four of his classmates back in 2021, they are the first parents to be held responsible for a school shooting committed by their child. you're looking at a picture is coming from inside the courtroom as we speak, cnn's jean casarez joins us now, gene tell us what's happening in court right now. and about this prospect that we're gonna be seeing in just a few moments here of the parents of these victims coming face-to-face with ethan crumbley's parents. that is going to be an incredibly emotional moment that will be the emotional moment because the parents of the four students that ethan crumbley gun down an oxford high school in november of 22 21 that the parents were charged and convicted on themselves because of gross negligence. they will come forward and describe how their life have changed. they may address james and jenni

ethan crumbley killed four classmates and injured seven others in 2021 at oxford high school.ng life in prison without parole. his parents were both found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter and face 10—15 years in prison. here's our north america correspondentjohn sudworth. ethan crumbley, was just 15 years old when he was given the semi—automatic handgun as an early christmas present. he put it in his backpack, took it to school and carried out the mass shooting that claimed the lives of four of his fellow students. such is the epidemic of gun violence in this country. of course, that his sentencing last year to life imprisonment without parole may have been just another footnote. except for this unique development — the charging of both of his parents with involuntary manslaughter. they were convicted in two separate trials over the past few months. and i think you're right, gun control campaigners will be hoping a minimum of ten years for each parent to be served — will send a message that will resonate in every home in america where guns are kept within reac

phone recordings from the father of school shooter ethan crumbley just released. his anger at the prosecutor. >> when i get out of here, i am [ bleep ] on a rampage, karen. >> gio: what both sides said about those comments. >> janai: spring sales. the major retailers offering loads of ways to spend that tax refund check. why you need to act fast to score some savings. plus, the advice on price matching. ♪ hey, you make me a believer ♪ ♪ believer ♪ >> whit: and turning his life around. how a man who served more than 20 years in prison is now headed to one of the country's most elite law schools. >> hello. you want incarceration to be a time of self-transformation. >> whit: his story of inspiration. ♪ you make me a believer ♪ >> whit: and good morning, america. so great to have you with us. gio is joining us this morning from washington, d.c. where the annual cherry blossom parade kicks off a little bit later on. gio, i don't see any flowers yet in the picture. >> janai: except him. >> whit: yes, of course. >> gio: not yet. oh, you know, this is why i miss you guys.

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the parents of school shooter ethan crumbley will be sentenced over his crime. how it will impact other parents straight ahead. >> brian: and the new student loan handout, nancy pelosi says it is above his power. >> he does not. >> lawrence: unbelievable. uconn takes down purdue to win march madness and woman's basketball scores record viewers. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: we start here, parents of 15-year-old michigan school shooter ethan crumbley will be sentenced today. >> ainsley: they were convicted of manslaughter. >> lawrence: todd piro has the details. >> todd: good morning. james and jennifer crumbley scheduled for 9:00 a.m. this morning. this is first time american patterns will be held criminally liable for a shooting carried out by their child. both were found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. the parents gave their son access to a gun and ignored warnings about his him. mrs. crumbley's attorney asked for leniency, even offering to let her clien

their son, ethan, is currently serving a life sentence without parole. a live report coming up on this story. country music singer morgan wallen flashing a grin in his new mugshot after he was arrested for hurling that chair off the roof of a nashville bar over the weekend. his exdenying rumors that his outburst was set off by the news of her recent elopement. fellow country star john rich offering a bit of advice for mr. i hope have people help him find a new approach for life while new court date is set for may 3rd. mayor muriel bowser tout ago brand new 24/7 surveillance camera hub that they say will help solve the district's ongoing crime crisis. the center already had hundreds of cameras with license plate readers and. secretary pete buttigieg is down playing crime in our nation's capital. >> simple reality are right here staring us in the face, including the fact that i can safely walk my dog to the capitol today in a way that you couldn't do when we all got here. >> ainsley: doesn't he have security detail. >> brian: walk his dog? >> carley: plans

ethan was a great kid. he never got in trouble at school, had decent grades, and very rarely got in trouble at home. and when he did get in minor trouble, it was just about but grades or assignments he needed to complete. ethan always appear to be a very stable individual. never did he voice anything to me that anything was bothering him. now, jennifer crumbley said, in part, there are so many things that i would change if i could go back in time. i knew my son to be quiet, good kid who loved his pets. i never imagined he would hurt other people in the way that he did. i have been in jail for over 20 months and have been locked down 23 hours per day. i am hopeful the court will sentenced me in a way that allows me to be released from jail for the balance of my sentence. and what goes on to say in that memo is that according to jennifer crumbley, her attorney is allowing her to spend this time if she would be out, but obviously on watch and comb confinement in a guest house, she has on her property and that'

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ethane gas is actually obtained and using this ethane gas as a fuel for the power plant produces electricity. 7 megawatts per hour of electricity is produced in tasviyeh house of feroz bahram, so that it is possible to produce electricity in the amount of 60 thousand megawatts per hour. a year is equivalent to supplying electricity for a residential town of 8 thousand people. the feature of these types of power plants is actually preventing environmental destruction. in addition , we can produce electricity, which is very economical because it doesn't need fossil fuel. starting this power plant will save 75,000 barrels of crude oil or 24 million cubic meters of gas per year. let's go to balachiq. hello, reporter of the sports section of today's program, mr. ghafari. hello, good morning. mr. hosseini. hello , good morning to you too. may your rain be good in the capital , god willing, we are at your service dear ones. the russian team defeated the two russian teams in tehran from april 15th and today is the last day of their camp. the korash international competition is scheduled to start tod

low writing in the letter to the quote it is our sincerest belief that ethan would in no way want to see mr. low incar senior rated or wanted our family or mr. low and his family to endure the lengthy and painful process that a criminal trial will have entail. brass told me a letter like that can influence how a prosecutor chooses to charge a suspect but the prosecutor has to be aware how the decision could impact future cases. >> now, are all du iman slaughters on federal land going to be misdemeanors? how do we make the distinction? what distinguishes this case? what are the facts. >> reporter: luke said he has the same questions. he worries that not only are cyclists in danger on roads like the one boyd was killed on which didn't have protected bike lanes but they have to worry about drivers not being held accountable for their actions. >> we are talking about two, three, sometimes four ton vehicles that can very easily kill or injure people. it's critical that people understand there are consequences if they hurt someone with their car. >> in the plea deal, low admitted he was dr

gas, and by using this gas, ethane is produced as a fuel for power plants. 7 megawatts of electricity are produced in firoz bahram refinery, so that the possibility of producing 60,000 megawatts of electricity per year is equivalent to providing the electricity consumed by a residential town of 8,000 people. the feature of this in fact, power plants prevent the destruction of the environment, in addition to the fact that we can produce electricity , it is very economical because we do not need fossil fuel. it doesn't work anymore. starting this power plant will save 75,000 barrels of crude oil or 24 million cubic meters of gas per year . the rain that entered the country from the west yesterday morning made the skies rain in most of the provinces, especially the northern half of the country. heavy rain and the possibility of falling rocks and flooding of rivers caused the closure of karaj chalos road and north tehran freeway. in tehran , the rain caused flooding of some roads. meteorological organization for today in gilan, mazandaran, golestan and darya coastal areas caspian has issu

the man that hit ethan boyds drunk driving in the presidio will be charged with misdemeanors.alked to a cycling advocate that worries the deal may set a dangerous precedent. >> that is unacceptable. this is people's safety. >> reporter: luke is one of san francisco's most outspoken advocates for bicycle safety. when he heard about the plea deal reached between federal prosecutors and the man accused of hitting and killing champion cyclist ethan boyds in a drunk driving crash last year, luke was shocked. >> it's a dangerous precedent that someone can drive dangerously, recklessly drunk and kill someone and not really face much consequence at all. >> reporter: according to court documents, the suspect in the case, 81-year-old arnold kidman pled guilty to misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter and dui, charges that carry a maximum punishment of one year in jail. former federal prosecutor told me he has never seen a case like this charged as a misdemeanor. >> a dui is by definition a felony. i have not seen, you know, manslaughter involving driving under the influence in a charge of a

. >>> the parents of michigan school shooter ethan crumbley were both sentenced tuesday. jennifer and james crumbley got 10-15 years each for involuntary manslaughter. while both expressed remorse in court, here's what the father of one victim had to say. >> i'm sure they were sad people lost this lives. i'm sure they're sad their son is in jail, i'm sure they're sad that they're in jail. that's not what's important. what was important was for them to recognize that they made mistakes. >> the crumbleys' son ethan is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> the company responsible for a freight train that derailed last year in ohio has now reached a settlement. norfolk southern agreed to pay $600 million to resolve class action suits filed after the accident. the company says individuals and businesses can use the money as they need, including for health concerns or property restoration. last year's derailment in east palestine was considered the most hazardous train crash in ohio history. 38 cars carrying toxic chemicals came off the tracks, spilling

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when you texted ethan, don't. doxtin it. >> i was texting madison. i love you. >> please call up the defendantsca to their choices, to their indifference and gross negligence enabled their son to murder my daughter hannah. mand three other children. nd you have failed your son and you have failed us all. ng >> former parkland judge and current partner of conrad and share elizabeth's share joins me now. >> elizabeth, do you think legally this is a sound rulingol ? >> absolutely. for years,y. jesse, when i worked as a prosecutor for ten years in violent crime for 1s, and thy i was a judge for ten years, something like this used to be termedeang felony stupidity. in other words, you have this parent who's gotnt a kid that's doing something extremely alarmingomething and the parentn got their head in the sand not doing anything to preventhe sant what could easily be a c preventablould ee tragedy. i think that this was a sound ruling and i think that this sets a precedent that parents cannot be stupid anymore. you have to you have rights as a parent, c yo

after this on ethan carried out the 2021 attack bob reynolds reports on the line mark case. james and jennifer crumbly, guilty of involuntary manslaughter. were each sentenced to at least 10 and up to 15 years in prison. it is the 1st time that the parents of a school shooter had been tried and sentenced in connection with their childs violent acts. in 202115 year old ethan crumbly. took a hand gun that was purchased for him by his father to school in oxford, michigan, and shot 11 people killing 4. prosecutors found that the gun was not kept secured at the teenagers home. they also presented evidence that the parents had shown indifference to ethan's deteriorating mental health and had not kept him out of school on the day of the shootings. despite being shown a drawing, the boy made depicting shooting and including the words, the thoughts won't stop helped me. these convictions are not about for parents. these conditions, confirm repeated acts on that. it could have salted, and i'm coming on the way train repeatedly noises. make a reasonable person, feel the hair on the bac

ethan crumbley killed a classmates and injured 7 others in 2021 at oxford high school.s parents were both found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter and face 10 to 15 years in prison. here's our north america correspondent, john sudworth. ethan crumbley was just 15 years old when he was given the semiautomatic handgun as an early christmas present. he put it in his backpack, took it to school, and carried out the mass shooting that claimed the lives of four of his fellow students. such is the epidemic of gun violence in this country, of course, that his sentencing last year, to life imprisonment without parole, may have been just another footnote, except for this unique development, the charging of both of his parents with involuntary manslaughter. there were convicted in two separate trials of the past few months and i think you are right, gun—control campaigners will be hoping that this very stringent sentence handed down, a minimum of ten years for each parent served, will send a message that will resonate in every home in america where guns are kept wit

in 2021, they bought ethan crumbley, then 15 years old, a semi—automatic handgun as an early christmasackpack and shot dead four of his fellow students. last year, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. but prosecutors claimed his parents also bore responsibility, arguing that they had failed to keep the gun secure and that they had been indifferent to the clear warning signs of their son's deteriorating mental health, with his diary entries suggesting they had ignored his desperate pleas for help. and, as she sent them to jail, thejudge agreed. but these convictions are not about poor parenting. these convictions confirm repeated acts, or lack of acts, that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. gun control campaigners hope the long sentences handed down will resonate across america in any home where children live in close proximity to guns. they were certainly welcomed by some of the relatives of the victims. ultimately, the responsibility was in their hands. they are the parents. they are the ones that control their son, and they have the power to do what needs to

if your child is expressing the same type of behavior, the same type of mental state, attitude that ethancrumbley was expressing, you must do something about it. >> reporter: the judge said she hopes her decision will act as a deterrent to prevent future school shootings. the crumbleys will be eligible for parole in under eight years. andres gutierrez, cbs news, pontiac, michigan. >>> coming up, disturbing school bus video. an aide is seen beating a child with autism. >>> and later, train company settlement. how much norfolk southern has agreed to pay following that toxic ohio derailment. derailme. ♪ ("good feeling" by flo rida feat. atr) ♪ this is a hot flash. (♪♪) this is a hot flash. (♪♪) but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veozah... you can have fewer hot flashes and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. for some women, it can start working in as

their son, ethan, serving a life sentence after he pled guilty of four of his classmates a horrific storycovered that have been more than two years ago on november 30th he was 15 years old at the time. today we listen to these for shooting testimony of what was lost by the 60-year-old tate myre, 14-year-old hana saint juliana, madisyn baldwin and 15-year-old justin showing. >> for our family it is not time to celebrate. this tragedy has taken away an incredible toll on our family. >> i find myself watching her and thinking how lucky am i, i'm the one who gets to be her mom. what did i do to deserve a perfect person? >> they say time heals all wounds. we are coming up on two and a half years now and i can assure you that the wounds are still as fresh as they were on that tragic day. >> i will never walk her down the aisle. as she begins the journey of starting her own family. and i am forever denied the chance to hold her or her future children in my arms. >> it is so heartbreaking watching these testimonies and listen to this morning from ethan's mother, watch. >> your child can make a fa

. >> that just moments ago the parents of convicted school shooter ethan crumbley is the judge sentenced them both to 10-15 years in prison for their roles in their sun's crimes. >> john: james and jennifer crumbley are on four counts in a child being announced as historic there the first parents ever to be charged and convicted in a deadly school shooting committed by their child. >> sandra: really something hello i'm sandra smith, john, great to be back. >> john: good to see you again, center, i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports" carried in both cases prosecutors argue the shooting that killed four and injured seven could've been prevented if it were not for the parents "gross negligence" >> sandra: four days before the massacre when ethan's father bought him a handgun during the time the school was raising alarms about the teen's behavior. >> john: andy mccarthy and what precedent this case sets but here garrett tenney was all the results of today's sentencing. air? >> jon sanders they call it for the crumbleys to get seven years but in this case the judge went

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