son home but they refused. >> these parents could have prevented this tragedy. >> reporter: jennifer crumbley was found guilty of the same charges last month. their son ethan is already serving a life sentence. now james and jennifer are scheduled to be sentenced on the same day next month. so the father's defense attorney maintains that he didn't know that his son would hurt anyone. meanwhile, legal analysts say these cases could set a precedent for who is held criminally responsible in any future school shootings. >> yeah. jarred hill in new york. thank you. >>> there are new developments in three of the criminal cases involving former president donald trump. a judge is expected to rule today on whether the prosecutor overseeing trump's georgia election interference trial should be disqualified from the case. trump's attorneys say fani willis' romantic relationship with a special prosecutor she hired for the case meant a conflict of interest. a federal judge in florida rejected trump's bid to throw out his classified documents case. the judge said trump's team raised arguments warranting se

the shooter's mother, jennifer crumbley, her case is done. re here to decide the level of gross negligence of james crumbley. >> reporter: 47-year-old james crumbley wore headphones as hearing aids in court today. prosecutors arguing back in 2021, crumbley failed to secure the gun he bought for ethan which the teen used to kill four students. >> he was the adult out of anyone in the world and in the best position to prevent these kids' deaths. >> reporter: crumbley's defense team telling the jury he didn't know his son had access to the gun, nor did he suspect ethan was a danger. >> james crumbley did not know what his son was going to do. >> reporter: today, prosecutors playing the frantic 911 call james made the day of the shooting. >> i took the gun. i don't if it's him. i don't know what's going on. i'm really freaking out. >> reporter: prosecutors say he ignored warning signs about his son's mental health, calling a computer crimes analyst who read this text between ethan and a friend. >> i actually asked my dad to take me to the doctor y

there's a set of facts that's undisputed in this case that came out in jennifer crumbley's trial, that was also center in james crumbley file. no matter what you think about anything else, that meeting at the school where a drawing is shown and the drawing includes a picture of a gun and it says the thoughts won't stop. that alone. i think was enough to overcome some of the defense arguments about whether or not this was foreseeable. and look, there were very, very good arguments from that perspective, especially since the school did not say that ethan had to be removed. they let him go back to class. however, it was the parents who knew that there was a gun in the home, so they had all the facts and they failed to act. and i truly think that that particular interaction is the reason why we saw convictions in both of these cases. >> adding it all together, the conviction of both parents. now, one month apart. >> i i've >> seen some analysis kind of broadly that this case and the verdicts as prosecutor as prosecutors really finding a successful playbook to hold parents responsible for e

it obviously didn't work for jennifer crumbley. what do you make of this decision by her husband? 't know how james crumbley would have testified. but if his wife is any indication, she didn't do great but she had an uphill battle. here's why -- she basically had to say in her testimony, and this is what james would have had to say, is these things, drawings, diary entries, we didn't see any of it. that's a difficult needle to thread because you can't express regret, you can't say, oh, if only i'd done something differently because then you've proved the state's case. jennifer crumbley was criticized for seeming, well, cavalier about her son's mental health issues. but in a way she had to be. that was the only path to acquittal. if she recognized red flags, then she's on the hook. james crumbley's team probably thought this is just way too complicated for this client to handle, better that he doesn't testify. >> and obviously when you say listen i didn't know that he wrote these things, probably believable, they certainly can't prove that the parents did. let me read from some of t

cnn's jean casarez has been following all of this from the very beginning and throughout, jennifer crumbley's trial as well. and during that trial, folks will remember gene, that the actions of james crumbley played a prominent part in that trial. very much so. and that's why prosecutors are going to argue here that he should be convicted of homicide because that's what he is charged with, just like his wife that he caused the death of those four students at so in high school, even though his son independently pulled the trigger, you know, it was thanksgiving 2021. ethan had wanted a nine millimeter gun for a long time, kept asking his dad and he texted back and forth those texts will come in and his dad sort of blew him off, according to jennifer crumbley's testimony. now, the parents had no oh, idea why he wanted a nine millimeter. they had a couple of other guns. they were locked up. they were smaller guns. he wanted a bigger gun on good friday is dads that are at let's go to the gunshot. let's see if they have any sales. they did they got a nine millimeter form and it was four days later

i would suspect that a judge in each of their cases, each being jennifer crumbley, the mother, as you noted, aaron being fence on april 9, the sentencing date. she's certainly to be imposed upon james crumbley, who just now was convicted i would presume that both will get the maximum, and i think that when you sentence the purpose of that is punishment, deterrence, rehabilitation. what does all that mean? means number one, you want to punish a person for their conduct or carelessness. in this case, right? so that's number one when you talk about deterrence, you look being at deterring other people for doing something like this. and on the issue of rehabilitation, i'm sure attorneys will argue, hey, it wasn't their fault, et cetera. rehabilitation shouldn't apply. but they think they will get the max i think ultimately, certainly they will appeal and we'll see what the appellate courts have to say. >> all right. joey. thank you very much for joining us as we just got word of that momentous verdict. next, dirty jobs host, mike rowe this tackled all sorts of 30 jobs. now though, he is ce

he and his wife jennifer crumbley were both charged with involuntary manslaughter. was found guilty last month. >>> officials say 16 people were injured during an explosion at an fbi training facility in california yesterday. it happened during a joint training exercise between the orange county sheriff's office and s.w.a.t. teams. >>> and the concord taking a slower trip through new york city. the supersonic jet was returned to the intrepid museum on a barge yesterday following a restoration project in brooklyn. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, is time up for tiktok? >> beijing, china should not have control over americans that tiktok gives them. >> the ultimatum for the popular an used by 170 million americans after the house passed a bill that would force its chinese parent company to sell the platform or face a ban the protests tonight from users. >> it is 90-plus percent of my family's income. it's how we feed our family. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news."

and megan, both both jennifer and james crumbley will be sentenced on april 9, the maximum that they're facing is 15 years >> what do you >> think the sentence ought to be >> i believe that they should get the full sentencing that they deserve. i mean, if they can get 15 years obviously, they've served two years already, so they'll probably get those two years served. but i would love to see them get the full sentencing that they deserve. >> i'm so glad that both of you have calm and meeting yet again, and megan, your sons story is such a reminder to our nation than we talk about school shootings, the mass shootings. so often we fixate on and for good reason, those who have lost their lives but he represents what happens the lives that are forever changed, as well as a result of their proximity to this violence and we thank you for being so willing to share your family's journey with us thank you >> by this time, tomorrow, we will have a very big decision in the georgia election interference case against donald on trump and co-defendants here's the question. will district attorney fani

and now last month, the jury said the killer's mother, jennifer crumbley ball responsibility and convicted her on four counts of involuntary manslaughter today, was the father's turn. more from cnn's gene because ours guilty of involuntary manslaughter guilty. >> james crumbley, the father of the oxford, michigan high school shooter convicted of four counts of involuntary manslaughter these four where children >> what happened >> that day is about the deaths of these four children. and what james crumbley we did. and what he didn't do. >> think about everything that james crumbley did not know he did not know. >> he had to protect others from his son >> crumbleys son was 15 years old when he opened fire in his school november 30, 2021 prosecutor say crumbley bought in the gun didn't properly secure it and ignored warning signs about his son's mental health james crumbley heading willful disregard of a known danger cause and the caused the death of four students in oxford high school. >> during the trial, jurors watch video of the two of them practicing at a shooting range. the sound of gun

the members of the oxford community that it devastated the sentencing for james crumbley and jennifer crumbley will be april 9th, 09:00 sharp. there'll be victim impact statements from the family members of those four students that were murdered by james crumbley sun, it will be an emotional de yeah, more difficult moments for all of these families. jean casarez. thank you so much for being there >> is there. all right. still the com the search for answers after a flight suddenly plunges into a 500 foot freefall. how a mealtime mistake by a flight attendant maybe to blame also an attack of the b's indian wells and insect invasion forces two off the world's best off, good tennis court. >> oh, my god. >> what happens to the golden boy of new jersey? i >> engaged in an affair with another man. >> did you want to be outed united states of scandal with jake tapper are gonna get a therapist if they're having an interview with jake tapper, new episodes sunday at nine on cnn. >> this is your invitation experienced the versatility of lexis line of suvs, and some of the best offers of the year on select

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max >> new tonight, an interview with the prosecutor involved in the cases of both james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the 2021 michigan school shooter cnn's jean casarez talks with the prosecutor a day after james crumbley was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, the same charges his wife was convicted of just a few weeks before jean >> well, we have not heard from karen mcdonald and over two years because of a gag order that wasn't lifted until last night. >> i've never, ever, ever thought >> or doubted that this case was strong. >> james and jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger. but karen mcdonald, the michigan prosecutor, who oversaw both cases. says they were clearly responsible. >> i knew once the actual evidence was in front of 12 reasonable people, that they would come to the conclusion. we can't just let them walk away from that. it's it's just not right legal experts now saying the guilty charges against the crumbleys will likely set a new precedent surrounding the degree to which parents of school >> shooters can also be held accountable. did you realize at the tim

he and his wife jennifer crumbley were both charged with involuntary manslaughter. she was found guilty last month. >>> officials say 16 people were injured during an explosion at an fbi training facility in california yesterday. it happened during a joint training exercise between the orange county sheriff's office and s.w.a.t. teams. >>> and the concord taking a slower trip through new york city. the supersonic jet was returned to the intrepid museum on a barge yesterday following a restoration project in brooklyn. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> >>> it's thursday, march 14th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." is time up for tiktok? the house passes a bill that would force its chinese parent company to sell the platform or face a ban. the protests, the impact, and what happens next. >>> wicked weather. a powerful storm moving across the country's midsection spawning tornadoes, dropping golf ball-sized hail, and heavy snow. >>> and sharing her story. actor olivia munn opening up abo

writing and showing and watching is not just a kid going through a hard time >> during her trial, jennifer crumbleyed that james was the one in charge of the gun used by ethan to carry out the attack. >> i just didn't feel comfortable being in charge of that. it was more his thing. >> a former prosecutor says james crumbley's lawyers will need to overcome many challenges , including that testimony from crumbley's wife. >> the dad was the one that bought the gun. he was a gun owner. he knew how to safely store guns, and yet he didn't lock box was still in the factory settings and the cable lock wasn't used. >> crumbley's wife will be sentenced next month. she faces up to 15 years in prison. >> coming up. what a piece of surprise memorabilia just sold for. >> also, nfl star jason kelce's emotional retirement announcement with lessons for announcement with lessons for all of us with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you. emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4

jennifer crumbley's sentencing is scheduled for next month. david? >> david: trevor, thank you. >>> we turn next here to israel, and to a rare and stunning rebuke of benjamin netanyahu right here in the u.s., and it came from the highest ranking jewish official in the u.s. government. senate majority leader chuck schumer suggesting elections be held in israel, and saying netanyahu is an obstacle to peace. matt gutman from israel tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that stunning rebuke from senate majority leader chuck schumer, calling for israel to hold new elections because he believes prime minister benjamin netanyahu is an obstacle to peace. >> as a lifelong supporter of israel, it has become clear to me the netanyahu coalition no longer fits the needs of israel after october 7th. >> reporter: in a 40-minute speech, schumer, the highest ranking jewish official in the u.s., saying raert has lost its way, and demanded it do more to protect civilians in gaza. netanyahu's likud party netanyahu's likud party criticizing the speech, saying, "israel is not a

so james and jennifer crumbley were called to oxford high school the day of the shooting.y bought their son the gun he used in the massacre. the parents declined to take him home early. there were many other red flags. now two separate juries found it wasn't just bad parenting, it was criminal. this morning another unpres unpressdented verdict in michigan. james and jennifer crumbley, both guilty of involuntary manslaughter, the first parents held criminally responsible for their child's school shooting. >> they could have prevented this shooting and saved these kids' lives. >> reporter: a jury of six men and six women, many of them parents and gun owner, staying late at the courthouse thursday, announcing james crumbley's guilty verdict after 11 hours of deliberation. >> this verdict does not bring back their children, but it does mark a moment of accountability. >> reporter: james crumbley bought the shooter the weapon he used in the massacre. father and son seen on video just days before. prosecutors say the parents ignored multiple red flags in regards to their son's m

. >> reporter: at her trial, jennifer crumbley testified it was her husband's job to secure the family's weapons at home. >> it was more his thing, so i let him handle that. >> reporter: james crumbley has already been in jail for more than two years. and under this new order, he'll only be allowed to communicate with clergy or his lawyer. the wife previously testified the couple hasn't spoken to each other in more than two years since they were arrested. >> david: trevor ault with us, thank you. >>> we turn to the economy. after president biden touted 15 million million new jobs under his watch last night, another number exceeding expectations. 275,000 new jobs added last month. unemployment ticking up slightly to 3.9%, reinforcing hopes for a soft landing and of lower interest rates in the coming months. >>> when we come back here tonight, the deadly crush shutting down a state highway. at least nine dead in reports tonight between a tractor-trailer and a van. >>> later, what the pentagon is now saying after a review of 80 years of ufo reports and all those reports that we could have a

jennifer crumbley's sentencing is already scheduled. it's set for next month. >> david: trevor ault on this case again, thank you. >>> we turn now to the breaking news from florida. late today, the federal judge ruling on one of donald trump's motions to dismiss the classified documents case against him there, ruling she would not dismiss. and what she said in court about the case overall. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky now. >> reporter: donald trump arriving at a florida court, his lawyers trying to convince a federal judge the special counsel's case over his handling of classified documents should be dismissed. trump's team arguing the charges were unconstitutionally vague. but judge aileen cannon, who trump appointed to the bench, ruling tonight she will not dismiss the case on those grounds. she's still considering another motion to dismiss, but after a full day of arguments, cannon strongly signaling she is inclined to let the case move forward, saying, "your arguments might have some force, but it's d

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four weeks ago, his wife jennifer crumbley was found guilty on the same charges. the first parent to be convicted in connection with a child's mass shooting. she is set to be sentenced on april 9th. >>> now to the race to negotiate a cease-fire between israel and hamas. with the holy month of ramadan less than a week away now. president biden increasing pressure for a cease-fire in gaza, but what hamas is now saying tonight. abc's tom soufi burridge from the region again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, time running out to reach a deal for a cease-fire in gaza, with president biden saying israel has made a, quote, rational offer and now it's down to hamas. >> the hostage deal is in the hands of hamas right now. >> reporter: today, hamas saying it will not accept an agreement without the "complete withdrawal" of israeli troops. israel refusing, instead offering a six-week cease-fire, with 40 hostages freed in return for the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. president biden warning of the potential for further violence if the war continues during ramadan,

crumbley's wife jennifer was already convicted of those same charges.de the courthouse, also with me legal correspondent, lisa rubin. what's the latest we're hearing from court. >> reporter: the second witness is on the stand. we heard opening statements from both sides, the prosecution and the defense early this morning. the assistant prosecuting attorney told members of the jury that james crumbley was in the best position to prevent these shootings. james has pleaded not guilty. by contrast, the defense attorney representing james crumbley said there's no way james who pleaded not guilty had any knowledge of his son's intentions. listen more to the conversation from both sides. >> she crouched down, like i don't know if it was -- i don't know if it was in -- i don't know why she did it. it was in a fetal position, and the shooter ran right up to her, and put the gun right on her head and she just fell over. >> reporter: and that was one of the witnesses who was testifying that you just heard from. he described what he saw when he responded to the sce

it's going to be jamie and jennifer crumbley. sentencing is at the same time, we can conceivably i believe see them in the courtroom together, but i think it is understandable. hi, it's being done together because there's going to be victim impact statements. they are going to be so emotional. these families have gone through so much hearing after hearing defendant after defendant. and they are still standing strong and they will tell the court and michigan encourages it of what they've gone through how their life has changed, how what will never be the same, how it impacts them, and doing it once on april 9th, i'm sure is enough they are cognizant of that and respectful for the families, so they wouldn't have to do it two times on two different dates for those two parents >> yeah. we've seen how those victim impact statements can go in michigan before. so this is going to be very emotional jean casarez. thank you so much for that report for us. >> now, to some of the other headlines winds were watching this hour. it may have bee

his wife, jennifer crumbley, she was found guilty on the same charges last month, the first parent toicted in a mass shooting committed by their child. again, everything will happen right around 8:30 this morning. we'll stay out here and continue to follow the developments throughout the day. reporting from pontiac. >> steve: everybody will be watching to see what happens. >> brian: ripple effect is titanic, we want these to stop and sadly they are not and we going to parents now? >> lawrence: i hope it is a wake-up call and you can't control everything your child does, there is investigation after and i covered school shootings where there were signs and proper reporting was not done to authorities. >> steve: look at adam lanesa. >> brian: killed his whole family first. >> steve: his mot got him the gun, that is the problem. carley joins us. >> carley: today marks three years since -- he had his freezer in parts of the cabin replaced. police could not get a search warranty before he sailed out. kansas city chiefs fans are facing -- negative four degree temperature. the director of a

james and jennifer >> crumbley didn't pull the trigger. but karen mcdonald, the michigan prosecutor who oversaw both cases, says they were clearly responsible. >> i knew once the actual evidence was in front of 12, reasonable people, that they would come to the conclusion. we can't just let them walk away from that. it's it's just not right >> legal experts now saying that the guilty charges against the crumbleys will likely set a new precedent surrounding the degree to which parents of school shooters can also be held accountable. >> did >> you realize at the time that charges like this hadn't been brought in this country before? >> absolutely not. >> i never asked that question. >> this is a special set of facts but isn't it warranted those charges that you brought aren't they warranted and circumstances around this country by prosecutors and all of our states. >> well, we have to have prosecutors and law enforcement and community members asking the right question. when that case was presented. and i was met with while we can't charge th

james crumbley's wife jennifer crumbley was convicted on the same charges last month after prosecutors successfully argued the couple ignored obvious warning signs and bought the gun for their son. it's the first time parents have been directly charged for deaths caused by their child in a mass shooting. they'll both be sentenced next month. in california, authorities have released body-camera footage showing the moments before deputies shot and killed 15-year-old ryan gainer. gainer, a black boy with autism, was holding a gardening tool at the time. video of the second deputy to arrive shows just 8.5 seconds passed from when he exited his vehicle to when he shot at the teen. distraught family members can be heard asking "why did you shoot my baby?" and "where is your taser?" the family's lawyer said at least two of the officers on the scene were familiar with ryan gainer and would have known he did not pose a threat. and senator bernie sanders has introduced legislation calling for a 32-hour work week. sanders said the proposal is not a radical idea as countries and companies around t

it comes one month after his wife, jennifer crumbley, was tried on the same charges. >>> gangs triednational airport on monday in haiti, and it's unclear if they were successful. >>> in israel, the israeli hamas war this morning, secretary of state, antony blinken is responding to a senior hamas official saying it's op to the u.s. to pressure israel into a cease-fire before the start of ramadan. meanwhile, the u.s. and jordanian armed forced carried out their second humanitarian aid drop into southern gaza. joining us now, nbc's raf sanchez. >> reporter: secretary blinken was at the state department and department. he was hosting the prime minister of qatar who has been a key mediator. the secretary repeated a point we have been hearing from senior administration officials over the last couple of days, which is from the u.s. perspective, they believe there could be a cease-fire immediately if hamas would agree to the framework that was hammered out in paris the other weekend. listen to what the secretary had to say. >> here we have an opportunity for an immediate cease-fire that can

a boy who shot and killed four students at a michigan high school in 2021, that boy's mother jennifer crumbleyf involuntary manslaughter. the first time in u.s. history that a parent was found criminally responsible for a school shooting carried out by their child. james crumbley faces the same charges as his wife. their son has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. >>> the pilot of the plane requested an emergency landing. . the plane couldn't make it. crashing in exto the highway. the faa and the ntsb investigating at the scene. >>> the iconic booth featured in soprans finale sells for 82,600. pretty impressive. especially for a table. the money will mostly go toward putting a new floor and new booths at the diner. >>> an arizona border check point is taking center stage in the fight against fentanyl. new technology helping to identity drugs in vehicles but an nbc news investigation found that new technology only a fraction of those vehicles are actually being checked by it. nbc homeland security correspondent julia ainsley has been reporting on this story. she joins me now. you v

case is that it's a less complicated case in the sense that james crumbley did not have a lot of texts with a lot of different people. jennifer had so many texts that she was participating in right at that pivotal moment when that shooting took place. on the other hand, james crumbley is the one that purchased the gun james crumbley is the one that was the registered owner that had the care of the control, the custody of that gun. he is the one that actually went to the house to see if his son had taken the gun, which in the minds of the prosecutors, that means he knew his son could have come amid this mass shooting of course, the defense counter that by saying it wasn't till it happen, he went to the school originally and then he decided i need to make sure and when he found out the gun was gone, he immediately propylene, turned his son and just like any good citizen would do but this jury can look at things in so many different ways. the devil could be in the details you don't have focused on the jury so much, whereas in that courtroom, they didn't take a lot of notes, but they were so intent. they were looking at the witne

james and jennifer crumbley are the first parents in the u.s. convicted for their child's school shooting. they were tried separately, but will be sentenced together next month. their son, who was 15 at the time of the shooting, is serving a life sentence with no chance of parole. >> senator bernie sanders today introduced a bill for a 32 hour workweek, and you wouldn't lose any pay. >> we have not changed the fair labor standards act. this was in 1940. we came up with a 40 hour workweek, 1940. who is going to deny that the economy has not fundamentally and radically changed over that period of time? so to suggest that we have to maintain what we put in place 84 years ago does not make a lot of sense to me. >> california senator laphonza butler joined sanders on this bill, a four day, 32 hour workweek study done in the uk over the course of a year found it led to more efficient and happier employees. listen to this. 89% of the companies that took part in the pilot program decided to extend it. >> tough on crime policies were big winners in last

oxford high school counselor at the time of the shooting testified that he called james and jennifer crumbleyrs before the shooting, alerting them about disturbing images of a gun, bullets and troubling messages their son wrote on a math worksheet. he testified he was afraid ethan crumbley was going to hurt or harm himself. here's more of what he said inside of the courtroom. >> i have parents saying they have to return to work. i have a student that i don't want left alone. and so that's when i asked, is there anything from a discipline standpoint, any reason he can't stay in school? anything you need to do? and then i made the decision, i made a judgment call based on what i had, is i didn't want a student potentially home alone. >> reporter: and in that brief bit of his testimony you heard him refer to mr. ejak, he's talking about nicholas ejak, who was the former dean of students who at the time back in 2021 dealt with behavioral issues and discipline. he was trying to find out whether or not they could send, legally, ethan crumbley home because the big question has been, why did school l

his father, along with his mother, jennifer crumbley, were both found guilty of involuntary manslaughterng to secure a gun at home and doing nothing to address their son's signs of mental turmoil. the crumbleys are the first u.s. parents to be charged in a mass school shooting. ethan crumbley is now serving a life sentence for murder and terrorism. >> it is the first night of oakland restaurant week and a unique food hall is opening in the bay area this spring. >> also, here's a live look outside parts of the bay area still under a wind advisory until tomorrow morning. coming up after the break. meteorologist roberto gonzalez will give us a look at our weeken weat ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ downtown ikea furniture store. the chronicle reports the

hopkinss testified that he called james and jennifer crumbley hours before the shooting to alert thembing images he saw on a math worksheet, images their son had drawn. we're talking about a handgun, bullets and messages saying in part thoughts won't stop, please help me. james crumbley is facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each child who lost their life that day, the same charges his wife was convicted on about a month ago. only thing different in this case the jury. back to you. >> and how long do we expect the trial to last? >> reporter: the judge said she expects the trial to be wrapped by the end of this week. we don't know how long the jury will deliberate, but she told us this case was moving quickly and she expects things to end this week. >> okay. thank you. >>> and next here, princess kate apologizing after news agencies said the first photo released of her in months was manipulated. what she's saying now. >>> plus glitz, glamour and gold. the biggest moments from last night's oscars. urtec odt i can t and prevent my migraine attacks all in one. do

set to begin in the trial of the michigan school shooter's father, just weeks after his wife, jennifer crumbley, was found guilty of manslaughter. james crumbley is now on trial on the same charges cnn's jean casarez is with us now and again, these opening statements are about to start any second. yes yes. the judge is giving instructions right now, which happens in this jurisdiction right before the opening statements began. but once again, this is a precedent setting case because this is a homicide case. and this father is on trial with the prosecution saying you are responsible for the four deaths at oxford high school, you didn't pull the trigger your son independently did it, but you are the one that needs to be held responsible here and it's 15 years in prison. he's looking at and its president senate, because the first time that a parent has ever been charged with this and one big issue that he has against him is he bought the gun for ethan, was black friday, four days before ethan was begging for it. he went to the gun store with him and he got it. who's the registered owner and that as

crumbley is facing a michigan jury just weeks after his wife, jennifer, was convicted on these same four charges of involuntary manslaughter or guilty verdict marks the first time the parent of a mass shooter was ever convicted. james crumbley is the parent who i actually bought the gun for. ethan crumbley, who used it to kill four people at a michigan high school, oxford high school. cnn's jean casarez has those highlights from friday's testimony victor in is about one of the prosecution's witnesses on friday was detective joe brian. he heads up the special investigation unit and he testified that once ethan was in custody, he spoke to him and he asked him who has parents were who is father was? he said james, and the detective called james and told him to get down to the substation because that's where ethan was. so he and jennifer went down there. i think you can see from this video, once they got there, they were ushered into this interview room. there are two detectives, including detective brian in there and they started talking to the parents and james spoke a lot. jamie said that

. >> reporter: and again, this is key because you remember from jennifer crumbley's trial just one monthying it was more her in her words, her husband's thing to keep the guns in their house, including the one they had bought for ethan secure and that she essentially implied that he failed to do so and that's part of what led up to the shootings. that's been kind of a key point that's being argued in this case. james crumbley facing the exact same charges his wife was found guilty of, four counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for every student his son ethan killed at oxford high school in 2021. testimony continuing inside today. chris. >> maggie vespa, thank you. >>> the fbi has arrested a man in illinois charging him with multiple felony counts connected to his actions during the january 6th insurrection, including swinging a trump flag at officers. i want to bring in nbc's ryan reilly. what more can you tell us, ryan, about this suspect? >> yeah, so he's one of a number of individuals who were arrested this week, in fact where a dozen were arrested this week, and yesterday alone the

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geoff: the shooter's mother, jennifer crumbley, was found guilty of the same charges last month.nergy acknowledged today that its equipment apparently ignited a giant wildfire in the texas panhandle. but the utility also disputed any claim of negligence. authorities are still investigating the cause of the blaze that's become the largest in state history. it burned nearly 1700 square miles and hundreds of buildings but is now nearly half contained. and on wall street, stocks rallied as federal reserve chair jerome powell said the central bank is not far from cutting interest rates. the dow jones industrial average gained 130 points to close at 38,791. the nasdaq rose 241 points. the s&p 500 added 52. and a 29-year-old sailor, cole brauer, has become the first american woman to complete a solo race around the world. she stood on her 40-foot sailboat, gliding into a spanish port early today, after setting sail from the same spot 130 days ago. once on land, the champagne flowed as she celebrated. congratulations to her. still to come on the "newshour," the biden administration's eff

now, you all may remember about a month ago in the same courtroom in front of the same judge, jennifer crumbleyack to you. >> thank you so very much. >>> this morning the faa is investigating a new midair scare, flames shooting out of a united plane shortly after takeoff. nbc news senior correspondent tom costello has more on exactly what happened. tom. >> reporter: yeah, this looks like an engine or a compressor stall, and that happens when there's an air flow disruption and a balance on the engine. it causes the engine to spit fire out the rear, almost like a backfire, usually not a serious risk to the plane, but pilots do need to get the plane on the ground as soon as possible. it was a terrifying few moments caught on video at altitude. >> something happened outside. >> flames shooting out of unit flight, possibly an engine stall as the plane departed houston en route to fort myers earlier this week. >> stall on the left engine. >> reporter: the aircraft a boeing 737 made an emergency landing back in texas. united calls it an engine issue adding the flight landed safely and the passengers d

home, we believe they're going to to start any minute right now, starting to deliberate with jennifer crumbley, it was a ten hour deliberation, but this case is not quite as long large james crumbley did not do a lot of social media. he followed his son on instagram. we don't know if he ever saw anything, but we don't have all the texts and all well, that what he didn't take the stand. you're right. but the jury will have to assess him. they'll have to look to see if he committed gross negligence with that gun hi to unit where he hinted getting it to begin with they'll have to look at all the facets of him. so in a sense, he was on the stand because he took his sunday school every day. he would tell him oh, he loved him. he talked to his son the very last morning before that mass shooting saying, i know you've got a bad grade and geometry. we're here to help you. you can come to me anytime i love you, we just want you to try and school. he told his son he loved him again when they saw him after the mass shooting. so does it amount to the gross negligence? because that is a very, very high stan

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