a judge officially pronounced jennifer dead at the request of her family. >> jennifer's mother, gloriar, gained full legal custody of the children, and they have been in her care and surrounded by support from jennifer's friends and family. >> juju: now jennifer's loved ones are choosing to let justice play out, while also remembering her in a new statement, saying in part, "we do not seek closure, as nothing can bring jennifer back. our hope is that this trial provides for accountability and answers." >> the drama of this trial is everything. but whether or not justice is found in this case, you're still going to have five children asking, where's mom? >> juju: when we come back, the pop star known as uganda's bob marley. the unlikely and dangerous journey he's taking to change his country. >> we are not violent, and we continue to preach nonviolence. because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have peo

. >> thursday was opening statements against his mother jennifer who prosecutors argue ignored allredags before her son went on deadly rampage facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> jennifer didn't pull the trigger that day but is responsible for those deaths. . >> the prosecution showed a drawing of a person bleeding a gun and message that says my life is use less, concerned school administrators met with his parents to discuss the drawing. prosecutors say jennifer failed to notify the school her son had access to a gun that they bought him four days earlier. >> despite her knowledge of his growing social isolation, despite the fact it is illegal for a 15-year-old to walk into a gun store and walk out by himself. >> the defense arguing she was not responsible for what her son did. >> the evidence the trial is going to show that you jennifer crumbley did the best she could as a mother to a child who grew up into a teenager and had no way to know what was going to happen. >> i'm jen sullivan reporting. >> martin and attorneys in los angeles good to have you with us. >> than

we could soon hear from jennifer herself. during opening remarks, her defense attorney said she's going to take the stand in the case against her. her son killed four students at oxford high school on november 30th, 2021, and will spend the rest of his life behind bars. now, jennifer crumbley and her husband james are trying to avoid prison themselves. in separate trials that could test the limits of who can be held responsible for a shooting. let's bring in defense attorney misty maris, happy to see you, misty: let's talk about jennifer's defense. >> good morning, sara. >> good morning to you. jennifer's defense is very much based on the fact that she says she did not buy the gun for ethan and that she can't be responsible for something she had no idea was going to happen. is that defense going to work for her, do you think? is that a strong defense? >> so the purchase of the gun is very central to jennifer's defense. in fact, it's one of the reasons why we're seeing the trials be separated, jennifer is being prosecuted sepa

jennifer made that petition early on.the issues, the purchasing of the gun. >> the father bought the gun. >> yep. >> he also signed something that said i know it's against the law for me to buy a gun for someone else and that's another whole issue in his case and it depends on the individual acts of the parent and i wouldn't be surprised to see finger-pointing. >> this is an important case and thank you so much for explaining it so well. >>> banned by donald trump. anyone donating to nikki haily and nikki haley says this. >> bring it, donald. show me what you got! >> and new pictures showing the surface of the moon after japan's historic moon sniper landing. we'll be back. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10

. >>> in the u.s., the dramatic testimony in the trial of jennifer crumbley today, the mother of school shooter ethan crumbley. the parents who bought their son the gun, days later called into school over concerns about his behavior and what he had written. prosecutors saying they never told the school they might want to check for the gun. he opened fire hours later. >>> the first-ever execution in the u.s. using nitrogen gas. witnesses on what happened in that room as the convict was put to death. >>> tonight, taylor swift and the growing concern over artificial intelligence. artificial images, deep fakes, explicit in nature, seen more than 47 million times before being taken down. tonight, the call for action with the a.i. threat only growing. >> tonight, king charles hospitalized, undergoing a procedure. news on his condition coming in and how he's doing. >>> the american olympic gold medal skier airlifted to the hospital tonight. >>> also, the incredible moment on the playground. the little boy, just 7, and what he said to the little girl who believed she'd been bullied. his moving

jennifer strongly opposes that and she feels she will be victorious and have her day in court. >> jennifer, -- >> yeah, i feel i got my day in court taken away from me when he took his life. and i have faith in the court and judge donnelly that she will be just and fair and will give me this day in court. >> you mentioned epstein as he took his life and took something away from you in that process as well. what does justice look like for you? >> me fighting publicly to make sure that, you know, these powerful people don't get away with crimes like this. that i'm heard, that i'm seen, that i'm not going to go away. i want to fight for not only myself, but for any woman, young woman, young man out there who has been victimized, that you are heard, you know, that this is not going to continue. >> jennifer, thank you for your bravery and for joining us tonight. jennifer araoz and attorney, eric lerner, thank you, both. >> thank you, abby. >>> attorneys for lex have filed a motion to dismiss jennifer araoz's lawsuit. they claim her claims are utterly avoid with merit. and in addition to that in

jennifer crumbley. the first parent to face charges in a child's deadly attack. tonight, the mother's messages the day they bought the gun for their son and her post when her son went to the range. days later the parents were called to the school amid concerns over their son. the prosecutors say they never told the school their son opening fire hours later. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors painting jennifer crumbley as a negligent mother who could have stopped her son from killing four of his classmates on november 30th, 2021, in the worst school shooting in michigan history. >> jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> reporter: prosecutors making the unprecedented move to charge ethan crumbley's parents with four counts each of involuntary manslaughter, arguing they were aware of his deteriorating mental health but still gifted him a gun days before the shooting and didn't secure it, then failed to take him out of school the day of the massacre after officials met with the family and sha

jennifer aroz, thank you. >>> attorneys for les wexner have filed a motion to dismiss jennifer aroz'sg her claims are utterly devoid of merit and riddled with falsehoods. in addition to that, in a statement to cnn, a spokesperson for wexner said, quote, mr. wexner sold the house to epstein several years prior to the time of the allegations and had nothing to do with the home at the time. cnn has not independently verified that either way. >>> tonight, new claims from the trump campaign about the economy under president biden. we have a fact check for you, next. >>> the 2024 ad wars are underway, including one tonight from trump about biden's economy. >> everywhere you look, trump beats biden on the economy. take-home pay, up six grand under trump. under biden, down $7000. mortgage rates, low under trump. punishing under biden. personal and retirement investments up 40% under trump. under biden, your investments fell. among other things. trump, he will make america's economy great again. >> i am donald j. trump and i approve this message. >> our team did some digging and here is a fact

and now on booktv, we want to introduce you to jennifer. say her book is called levi's on button the woke mob took my job but gave me my voice. jennifer, what was your career path at levi's? slow and steady, but almost the way to the top. i started in 1999 as a marketing assistant entry level, the lowest of the low, but worked my way up to chief marketing officer by 2013. held that post for eight years, which is a really long time to be a cmo. most people average tenure is about 1820 months. they get fired. but i did a good job. help the company go public became the brand president. but then i was very outspoken about the need to open public schools during covid after a two year conflict internally, i was told there was no place for me at the company anymore. so a cmo, what's the job of a chief marketing officer? oh, let's see. how can i put it into words? i mean, you're responsible for the brand's image. you're responsible for generating demand, revenue, profitable revenue. ideally. but really, you know, all of the communication that goes

why shouldn't jennifer crumbley face prosecution for her son's crimes?we cannot be a society that predicates guilt upon simple blame or predicates guilt upon vengeance. this case is not about horses or affairs. it is about a tragedy that occurred that should not have. but we do know that potentially it could have been prevented but to blame the mother for this when she did not have knowledge of what her child was doing is wrong and is bridge too far. we are not here to assess perfect parenthood. we are here to assess accountability. and in looking at the issue of accountability, parents have challenging jobs. life is a challenge in and of itself. does a parent know everything their child is doing? should a parent be accountable for every mental health malady they do not know the extent and severity of? it takes a village. and to blame the mother for her not knowing or having the understanding as to the extent of her child's injuries is not within the realm of the criminal justice system. take a listen to what the defense had to say with respect to that i

chang, to hear more about this uh rally, hello jennifer, i hope you're safe and doing well out theretell us? yes, right now we're seeing the biggest protest in favor of palestine that south korea has ever held, this is a historic moment, this is the global day of action where south korea with many many countries, holding large scale rallies, huge marches like the one that you can see behind me, because they are fed up with israel's aggression towards the palestinians, it's genocide of the palestinian people, and the fact that you the us, huge superpower is helping. israel and they are condemning both israel and the us and saying no, this has to stop, they are on the side of hamas and the palestinians, it's hard to believe that the whole world is united, whether they are muslim or christian, these countries span six continents, so they are so different from one another, and yet they are all united, the whole world is united in condemming. israeli aggression towards the palestinians and so they are holding this global day of action, this countries, they include countries as diverse as

. >> jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> todd is following the story for us. the mother is seeking to avoid criminal responsibility in a trial unlike anything we've seen before. >> right, wolf. we have never seen a parent of a mass shooter face charges that are this serious. the mother looking at four counts of involuntary manslaughter. the scene in the courtroom today reflecting a highly-charged trial. >> i locked eyes. he didn't hesitate. >> that's a teacher at michigan's oxford high school recalling mass shooter ethan cr crumbley's attempt to shoot her. >> i texted my husband, active shooter and then i felt blood running down my arm testifying in the trial of jennifer crumbley. it's the first time the mother of a mass shooter facing charges. facing manslaughter in connection to her son's rampage in november 2021 which claimed the lives of madison baldwin, tate meier, hanna st. juliana and justin schilling. jennifer crumbley has pleaded not guilty and this will test who is responsible for a mass shooting. >> this case whic

we have heard from the defense team that the defendant, j jennifer crumbly expected to testify. something else we have picked up on the defense is underscore ago apparent lack of extensive knowledge on the part of jennifer crumbley about firearms, making it appear by the defense's arguments that the gun activities were more between father and son than mother and son and also asking a gun shop employee if the mother had ever gone to that store, and the employee saying that she did not recall the mother being in that store. this is something to keep in mind, because both ethan crumbley's mother and father are facing charges in the aftermath of that school shooting, but they're having separate trials the mother's trial is going on first. back to you. >> jesse, thank you. >>> just hours from now, the international court of justice in the hague will issue its first ruling in the genocide case against israel. in a highry-dily divisive move,t africa has brought israel to the court making an ongoing case of genocide against the pli palestinians in gaza what's at stake with this ruling t

jennifer: oh, dear, but why do we always go there?is what happened when winnie the pooh went into the public domain years ago. the use was the "blood and honey" film. that might happen in the short term, but think of the uses of public domain material that stand the test of time. in 20 years i don't think we will be talking about the slasher film. when you talk about shakespeare, that has always been in the public domain. what do you think of? "west side story," "rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead." these other the works that stand the test of time. >> that is jennifer jenkins from duke university. you can find out more about story along with the rest of the day's news on the bbc's website or app. you can find that at bbc.com/news. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's ne

jennifer crumbley and her husband are both charged, but are being tried separately.trying to paint her as an absentee mother. nbc's jesse kirsch reports from pontiac, michigan. >> this is the first time a parent is on trial in connection with his or her child's mass shooting. prosecutors argue both james and jennifer crumbley share the blame for their son, ethan's rampage. they've both been charged with involuntary manslaughter, and this week, jennifer, became the first to go on trial. >> ethan crumbley killed four classmates at oxford high school in november, 2021. but prosecutors argue his parents, james and jennifer crumbley, are also responsible for the massacre. >> at first, it didn't seem real. >> computer crimes expert and bear grass key testifying friday about several messages prosecutors portraying jennifer crumbley as a negligent mother. >> okay, the house is now -- >> grassley testified on march 2021, the shooter claimed he took a picture of a demon, asking his mother, can you at least text back? >> prosecutors revealing that around the time, the shooter s

but as jennifer said, this movement in europe was a really good sign.shback that i mentioned earlier in the united states, the movement in the netherlands. surely in argentina, you know, around the world there is a, a movement to take back away from the elites, away from these, these institutions that have lost their souls and, and don't represent the truth, whether it's in academia or media or especially in government. i think you're seeing the pushback . there'll be some winners, there'll be some losers. but i think the conservative, freedom focussed right will be winning more than losing . more than losing. >> thank you for that. greg and jennifer ewing, thank you so much for being able to join us this evening . thank you for your this evening. thank you for your contribution. we'll speak again soon. i hope. now we're on top of another break and then it will be the lakeland wildlife oasis that's launched an appeal. looking for your christmas trees instead of just throwing them away. don't go anywhere welcome back to neil oliver live. now don't say th

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this is a chance to hold someone criminally accountable in jennifer's death and disappearance. the trial is expected to last six weeks. andrew andrea. >> allison. thank you. two illinois cops say they were just doing their job when they saved a family's dog from a fire. body camera shows them at the scene on new year's eve. nonetheless the dog chango, was near the door after alerting the family about the fire, the officers from the city of sterling got chango to safety. he then performed ten minutes of cpr, saving his life. shango's owner says he's doing fine and will soon meet up with those officers again. i think this time they'll have treats in hand for sure. >> man's best friend. he alerted them to the fire and then he, uh , his life was saved. i just read, though, that cpr for a dog is very similar to cpr for a human being. so very good to know. >> hey, you know what? it didn't hate to try there, right? yeah if that dog's life. >> thank you. officers coming up. >> we still got our friday polka. >> but first, michael strahan's daughter isabella shares her story of bravery a

also in michigan, more prosecution witnesses take the stand today at the manslaughter trial of jennifer crumbly. prosecutors say she's the negligent mother who could have stopped her son from killing four classmates in november of 2021. abc's trevor ault reports. >> jennifer crumbly didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> prosecutors making the unprecedented move to charge ethan crumbly's parents with four counts each of involuntary manslaughter, arguing they were aware of his deteriorating mental health but still gifted him a gun. days before the shooting and didn't secure it. they then failed to take him out of school. the day of the massacre, after officials met with the family and shared a troubling drawing that morning depicting his nine millimeter sig sauer handgun, a person shot and messages like the thoughts won't stop, help me. >> that's what this case is about. >> it's about jennifer crumbly, willful disregard of the danger that she knew of that meeting with the school lasting just 11 minutes. >> no one checking the shooter's backpack for

also with us is cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. and senior legal analyst and former assistant u.s. attorney, elie honig. what's happening in the courtroom? >> things are moving faster than anticipated. e. jean carroll's team has one witness left, her former editor. her testimony lasted an hour and a half to two hours. today, it was 10, 15 minutes. >> do we read into that? >> i think it's that they don't need her full testimony. in the spring, they were talking about several issues, right? there were the allegations of rape, defamation, and damages. here, the jury already decided that trump a ibused e. jean carroll. here, they're looking at a defamatory statement made in 2019. narrow focus for the jury. e jen . jean carroll's lawyers wrapping up the case, introducing exhibits. a deposition before, trump confused e. jean carroll and his ex-wife, marla maples, as well as sort of a press statement. he did not take questions last week, where he attacked the judge and e. jean carroll. they're playing a few exhibits, then it'll be time fo

jennifer, obviously, is -- is emotional in her own way. they didn't lie at all with anything that i can see that they said to law enforcement in that sheriff's department. so, i think that that goes toward the defense. this is prosecution evidence, though. >> do we have any sense jennifer changed her mind now, allowing 2,000 pages of facebook messages between her and her husband to be used in court. why? >> this could change the course of this trial. i watched her in court yesterday. she was in charge of this. she made this decision. there's over 2,000 pages of facebook messenger between she and her husband. a lot of it was redacted. we don't know what was redacted but i can tell you when some rulings were. the judge ruled nothing could come in with alcohol use, marijuana use or infidelity. she may be opening the door to all of that. she wants it all out there. when she takes the stand, she will respond to all of it. she said that yesterday in court, she wanted it unredacted. >> interesting term. keep us posted. >>> the latest conspiracy t

t jennifer took him to a shooting range. at school, two days later, their son was drawing a gun, bullets and blood. the thoughts won't stop. help me. blood everywhere. my life is useless. his parents were asked to come to the school where the counselor told them -- >> i am concerned that he needs somebody to talk to for mental health support. >> did you tell either one of them when that should occur? >> i said as soon as possible, today if possible. >> reporter: the crumbleys said they had to get to work but would take him to a professional within 48 hours. no one looked in their son's backpack. inside was that gun. he took it back to class and two hours later opened fire. >> medical emergency, oxford high school. scene is not secure. >> reporter: when he heard about the shooting, james crumbley called 911. >> i think my son took the gun. i don't know if it's him. i don't know what's going on. >> i'm freaking out. >> reporter: jennifer texted her son, don't do it. it was too late. mad four were dead. >> it entered here. exit

that weekend jennifer took him to a shooting range.hool, two days later, their son was drawing a gun bullets and blood. the thoughts won't stop, help me. blood everywhere. my life is useless. his parents were asked to come to the school when a counselor told. them >> i'm concerned that he needs somebody to talk to for mental health support. >> did you tell either one of them when, that should occur? >> i said as soon as possible, today if possible. >> reporter: the crumbley said they had to get back to work, but what take him to a professional within 48 hours. no one looked in their son's backpack. inside was that gun. he took it back to class in two hours later, opened fire. >> medical emergency, oxford high school. the scene is not secure. >> reporter: when you heard about this shooting james crumbley called 9-1-1. >> my son took the gun, i don't know what's going on. i am freaking out. >> reporter: jennifer texted her son, don't do it. but it was too late, madisyn baldwin, tate myre, -- and justin shilling where dead. >> it entered

. >> y dijo esto justo despues de que se conociera que su c hampana va a anadir a jennifer o'malley dillianfa de gabinete a la c hampana, un traslado muy importante para reforzar la c hampana biden-harris. >> escuchemos. >> nosotros estamos luchando una batalla sin cuartel para proteger la democracia la democracia y necesitamos todas las manos posibles entonces julie muy contenta, todo nuestro equipo muy contento de recibir a jeno mali, mike donilon, que son personas lideres probados, que han logrado resultados y traen una experiencia sin comparacion a nuestro equipo y esta noche parece mas inevitable y mas cerca otro cara a cara trump-biden. >> aranza. >> cristina, muchisimas gracias por esta informacion desde nuevo hampshire y ahora para entender que fue lo que paso esta noche y sus implicaciones, nos acompana el presidente de la iniciativa libre, daniel garza. >> daniel, gracias por acompanarnos esta noche. >> ¿de que lectura le das tu a los resultados de new hampshire? >> bueno, anastasia, yo creo que al perder, nicky haley por casi 10 puntos en un estado moderado, o sea, menos conserva

so i was a real life warrior to do y sll tweet from at jennifer sey?i treat a tweet i well i don't really have any rules for myself anymore. so i get to tweet about whatever i nt i definitely talk a lot about the impact to children. i don't want anyone to forget about this. it cannot happen again. our kids are suffering. this has impacted a generation of children. i tweet about issues of, you know, censorship, other various illiberaling right now in country. i don't know anything that teres me in the news with the benefit of a little bit of hindsight and time, would you change anything that you did during this period? no no, i think i did the right thing and i was true to myself. and so i you know, i try to be grateful that i have the to say anything i want. there's nothing anyone can do. i'm not hurt by the■l names. they call me now. so i don't regret any of it. yeah. who's chris and what happened? chris is? my brother. we used to be close, so i thought we did not agree on code an policy he was a fervent lock down. i was a pretty passionate anti-lockd

these images were introduced after we heard from amanda holland, who worked with jennifer crumbly.th members of the jury and also testified the day of the shooting, jennifer returned to work and shared with her what school officials told her. listen in. >> she came in, she kind of physically slumped and said i feel like a failure as a parent. she said there was a meeting at the school and that there was a drawing. they were worried about him and they needed to get into counseling within 48 hours. >> and instead of putting her son in counseling on t day, jennifer took the option to leave her son at school. we learned during testimony today the recommendation was that if ethan did not receive counseling that day, he receive it within 48 hours and the disturbing images she was referencing including a math work sheet. that's where ethan drew images of a gun, which looks a lot like the shooting weapon and the words, the thoughts won't stop. help me. chris? >> adrian, thank you for that. harry, you have a lot of they thinks that fit together. jennifer's boss saying it wouldn't have matte

and we also learned today jennifer plans to take the stand. her attorneys say they aim to show who she was as a mother lester. >> adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> there's a manhunt in pennsylvania for a 17-year-old murder suspect who escaped from authorities police say shane pryor ran away after police brought him to a hospital for a hand injury he has been awaiting trial since 2020 the u.s. marshal service says he may have escaped in a stolen pickup truck >>> now to the shocking news involving one of the biggest figures in professional wrestling, wwe founder vince mcmahon is accused of sexual assault and trafficking by a former employee. tom llamas has more on the lawsuit. we have to warn you, some of what you're about to hear is graphic. >> "wrestlemania"! >> reporter: tonight, one of the biggest names in professional wrestling facing stunning new accusations including sex trafficking over several years a former employee accusing wwe founder and former ceo vince mcmahon of physical and emotional abuse, sexual assault, and trafficking at wwe

so the daycare center people called the emergency contact, jennifer. went to josh in susan's house. it was empty. >> the feeling hits me very strongly that josh had done something to her. >> hindsight perhaps? or the hindsight of someone who had grown up with josh powell. >> i said don't worry about this, this is just a couple and their kids. they are off, they are adults, they will be fine. >> then in the late afternoon, josh suddenly showed up with the boys, without susan. >> and i remember the feeling i had at that time -- >> which was what? >> which is josh has done something. >> josh told a story no one could believe, that the previous night, sunday, he decided to take the boys camping left around midnight, blew off work drove almost 100 miles. slept in the family vans in temperatures well below freezing, and drove back home to find susan go on. he said he had no idea what happened to her. >> when he came up with that story about going camping i just said no, i got a sick feeling, no, this is not good. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and yet they did what they felt like

jennifer was the first to go on trial this week.our classmates at oxford high school in november of 2021. prosecutors argue his parents, james and jennifer crumbley are also responsible for the massacre. >> first, it did not seem real. >> the prosecutor testifying friday after several messages. prosecutors portraying jennifer as a negligent mother. testifying in march of 2021 that the shooter took a picture of a demon asking his mother. >> can you text back. >> reporter: around the time the shooter sent those messages, prosecutors say his parents were out riding horses. his mother calling. >> an hour and a half after the text. that was a 19-second call? >> correct. >> reporter: hours before the rampage, prosecutors showing jennifer crumbley saw the hand written note saying help me with a drawing of a gun. after the meeting at the school, jennifer crumbley contacted someone about a horse before messaging her son. >> you know you can talk to us. we won't judge. it says i care. i know. thank you. i'm sorry for that. i love you. >> repo

shan wu in washington and jennifer rogers joins us from new york. thank you for joining us. jennifer, i want to start with you, but i want you both to listen to how the attorneys on both sides of this case responded to that hypothetical that evan talked about from the judge about trump as president and committing a criminal act but was not impeached, was impeached but not convicted, whether he could be found -- could be prosecuted. this is how the attorneys responded. >> what kind of world are we living in if as i understood my friend on the other side to say here, a president orders his seal team to assassinate a political rival and resigns, for example, before an impeachment, not a criminal act. president sells a pardon, resigns, or is not impeached, not a crime. i think that is extraordinarily frightening future. >> what he is forecasting is a situation where the floodgates will be opened. we're in a situation where we have the prosecution of the chief political opponent who is winning in every poll. in the election upcoming next year and being prosecuted by the administr

carroll, former naval officer, vast. jennifer carroll, former naval officer. you've _ vast. jenniferr carroll, former naval officer, you've served. pick up - vast. jennifer carroll, former naval officer, you've served. pick up on | officer, you've served. pick up on theissue officer, you've served. pick up on the issue that there are two republican strands to foreign policy — the america first approach, which would mean the united states withdrawing from leadership in the middle east, and the more traditional view with nikki haley. where do you line up in respect? i think what the american people have is fatigue _ think what the american people have is fatigue of war. we have all those years— is fatigue of war. we have all those years of— is fatigue of war. we have all those years of the — is fatigue of war. we have all those years of the afghan war, we had our veterans— years of the afghan war, we had our veterans affairs, we've seen all the amputees and injuries, the posttraumatic stress disorder and homelessness that have occurred with our american citizens. the american people _

tonight, dramatic new testimony here in the trial of the michigan mother, jennifer crumbley, charged in her son's deadly school shooting. tonight, jurors seeing the police interrogation video. the parents in jail, confronting their son hours after the shooting. here again, trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, inside the police interview room with jennifer and james crumbley, confronting their son in the hours after he opened fire at his high school. >> why? why? >> i love you. i love you. >> reporter: jennifer crumbley shouting, "why," then breaking down before leaving the station. prosecutors argue the tapes show her appearing calm and unaffected, hearing her son was the shooter, scrolling through her phone. the shooter's mother now on trial for involuntary manslaughter, heard telling investigators -- >> he's never done anything bad. >> reporter: and -- >> i really wish we took him home. >> reporter: the parents had been called to oxford high school that morning by counselor shawn hopkins, who today testified he was concerned the shooter was thinking about suicide, after seeing those

cbs's elaine quijano is there. >> reporter: jennifer crumbly sat teary-eyed on day one of the history making trial. >> jennifer crumbly didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> reporter: her sons would 15 when he shot and killed four students at oxford high school in michigan. ethan crumbley pleaded guilty and was sentenced last month. >> the defendant shall serve the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: the four students who died ranged in age from 14 to 17.% seven others were wounded, including teacher molly darnell. >> i realize he's raising a gun to me. >> reporter: she showed jurors her bullet wound as she described what happened that day. >> i had texted my husband, i love you. active shooter. and then i started feeling blood dripping down my arm. >> reporter: prosecutors say jennifer crumbly and her husband, james, ignored warning signs of mental health issues, including drawings of a gun withed words "the thoughts won't stop, help me." they bought him a gun as a gift. the defense revealed crumbly herself will tes

, how much influence has _ vote count,. jennifer, how much influence has china _ vote count,. jenniferng the warning from the us that china should not interfere in the election. what's your sense?- what's your sense? there's really two _ what's your sense? there's really two forms _ what's your sense? there's really two forms of - what's your sense? there's really two forms of it. - what's your sense? there's i really two forms of it. there's the top of the iceberg, the stuff that you can see. there's been some signals coming out in beijing they are likely to take additional measures towards taiwan. that's what we can see, but there is also probably a tremendous amount under the water in terms of information influence attacked us. that's something we've seen beijing become very to skilled at. what we've heard from experts is that beijing has become more sophisticated in its tactics. a lot of taiwanese are used to seeing information that they think is coming from china, but what beijing has been doing recently is to build more distrust around issues that don't seem to have a specific po

. >>> more testimony in the trial of jennifer crumley. mother of the michigan oxford high school shooter. what they found in the teens bedroom shortly after the attack. one of the largest counties in the u.s. has become the victim of a cyber attack including the office investigating former president trump. details right after this. >>> another historic day in the trial of jennifer. pictures from inside her sons veteran taken after he was arrested and killing for classmates at oxford high school back in 2021. you can see two shooting targets above his bed. jennifer tomley now faces four counts of voluntary man's daughter for her role in her sons attack. we are tracking the latest details here. jean, a detective says he found multiple weapons inside their home. what else to jurors here today? >> the execution of the search warrant in the home tomley's work you can live and of course they were asked to getting it working in any potential evidence. what they are really looking for was a gun case that was empty. the gun that had just committed

i mean we just echoed the comments of what -- and jennifer said. this was a candidacy that never had a rationale. simply because all of us who knew the ron desantis origin story, he was created in donald trump's laboratory. he would never have become the governor of florida, how did not single-handedly been for the endorsement that donald trump made, where even his ads ran maga donald trump signs and walls. he even had his children, they were talking about how he was going to teach them to grow up to be just like donald trump. so what you saw in the campaign, and the run up to the campaign, was one where he not only did not try to distinguish himself from trump, certainly never attacked him, or drew a contrast. it was simply, as -- presents himself as the mini me trump. in a personality cult party that donald trump is leading, and seeking the nomination. so i just didn't make sense. and i think the most telling moments from the political -- point of view are the opening and closing of the campaign. those are the two days that you most can control,

i mean we just echoed the comments of what -- and jennifer said. this was a candidacy that never had a rationale. simply because all of us who knew the ron desantis origin story, he was created in donald trump's laboratory. he would never have become the governor of florida, how did not single-handedly been for the endorsement that donald trump made, where even his ads ran maga donald trump signs and walls. he even had his children, they were talking about how he was going to teach them to grow up to be just like donald trump. so what you saw in the campaign, and the run up to the campaign, was one where he not only did not try to distinguish himself from trump, certainly never attacked him, or drew a contrast. it was simply, as -- presents himself as the mini me trump. in a personality cult party that donald trump is leading, and seeking the nomination. so i just didn't make sense. and i think the most telling moments from the political -- point of view are the opening and closing of the campaign. those are the two days that you most can control,

one, -- let's talk about the ethan crumbley mother's trial, jennifer crumbley.is again the first time this country has grappled with a parent of being charged for the actions of their child, a minor at the time, who committed this horrific act. we've got some new footage, it's never before seen footage, joey, of jennifer and james crumbley, the parents of ethan crumbley, seeing their son at the police station right after the shooting. look at this. >> [inaudible] >> why? i >> [inaudible] >> why? >> i love you, i love you, i love you. i love you, i love you, i love you. [inaudible] >> [crying] -- [inaudible] [bleep] >> now you look at this, and she is crying, someone is saying i love you, and she's asking the question why. how does this play into her defense? >> so, one piece of evidence, which would suggest that she's, what do you mean, why, why, why, very surprised. remember, three things are really important here, laura. number one, foreseeability. is it foreseeable that your son would behave in this way under circumstances where he has mental health maladies

dw corresponded jennifer palka has more of thousands of people queueing up over russia often braving freezing temperatures. they're waiting to sign a petition for boris that they're going to run against vladimir putin in march 2024 . he's the only anti war candidate. actively calling for change in russia, you happen to know that if i decided to run for president, because i wanted a different future for our country. i wanted russia to be a peaceful and free country board missed all noise. forest and ideas didn't need to collect 100000 signatures to be officially registered as a candidate and appear on the ballot in march. he says he's reach that goal and has even collected twice as many as needed. that's not hard to believe. looking at supporters lining up to sign, it is evident that boy is majestic and has a following, especially among young russians. political analysts meet via risk and says that didn't have potential to mobilize voters and could therefore be dangerous for the kremlin use the new. but there is no doubt he could collect 10 or 15 percent of the vote because when you g

jennifer crumbley's former supervisor there on the stand.er the school officials back on the stand, testifying about meetings with the crumbleys going through the warning signs, leading up to the shooting and what one official called, quote, odd response from jennifer crumbley in that sit-down. she faces charges of involuntary manslaughter in a first of its kind trial that could hold her accountable for the school shooting. alongside her son and potentially her husband. cnn's jean casarez is joining me now. jean, what is happening right now in court, who is on the stand? >> we just had the dean of students on the stand. he talked about the monday before the shooting, we've heard this before but he's reiterating it that ethan was in english class and he was researching bullets on his phone. the english teacher saw it. she sends an email to officials in school. this made me think about what he's done in english glass. he's written violent things in english class this year. then on tuesday, of course, was that drawing in the early morning hours

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prosecution wants on that transcript that james was sobbing are but nothing about jennifer, right?'s on trial now. defense says, no, she's crying, i hear her crying so now there's no transcript to the jury. so the jury has to listen and decipher what they're hearing. >> i was trying to figure out who was crying, whether it was the defendant. i realized they're out of that room. it was -- sounded like the mother, but that could have been james. >> james is sobbing. i've watched this numerous times and jennifer is crying but it's softer crying. >> this case is unprecedented. we haven't seen parents charged in a case. >> with homicide. >> involuntary manslaughter for something that their son did. we will be watching this very closely. it could have an impact on cases. >> and prosecutors just announce they had may rest by the end of the week, wow, going fast, jean casarez, thank you. >>> a jury has ruled that convicted murderer murdaugh will not by a new trial. the judge said the clerk was, quote, attracted to the call of celebrity but decided that the comments did not influence the ju