in michigan a police officer ingested beauty shot while chasing the suspect, police returning fire killing the suspect, the officer and the beauty are expected to survive. the doj announcing it will not make federal inmates return. >> reporter: thousands of federal inmates on house arrest could be getting an expected gift from the government was a potential get out of jail free card compliments of the department of justice announced some federal inmates who were previously released on home confinement do to covid may not go back to prison when the pandemic ends. attorney general merrick garland saying, quote, we will exercise our of authority so those who complied with conditions of confinement and in the interests of justice should be given an opportunity to transition back to society. murder and gun violence, in chicago there were 767 homicides this year, 4% since 2020, and 3400 shootings in the windy city up 9% over the past year and 60 convicted felons facing murder, or shooting charges arrested involving trial. lori lightfoot begging for federal help, the highest murder rate, one year

>> emily, we're from michigan. >> very nice. >> i want to give a shout out to my mom mary joe. >> very nicely done, hi, guys. >> i'm john. >> let's take a look at the map it doesn't feel like christmas in new york it's 59 currently but we have a cold front plowing across very warm air and bringing potential for showers, thunderstorms, severe storms as well we'll flirt with record highs look at that 72 in raleigh , d.c. 61, new york jfk 58 so we're getting close to a record we're also going to see the potential for severe storms, isolated tornadoes from texas up towards arkansas and missouri and there is the future track as that cold front moves through and tomorrow across the northeast maybe a little bit of snow let's take a look at it yes indeed if you live in up state new york and new england over a foot of snow so that'll be good for crist nasdaq but your forecast today very warm for areas across the south, southeast up towards the mid-atlantic it doesn't feel like christmas but it will for some folks as we get into the weekend. wave to carlie, everybody. do we love carlie? >> hi, c

dice el jefe de la policÍa del condadoauckland en michigan. agrega que en arrestado varios jÓvenes prestas amenazas. ——oakland en una escuela secundaria de este estado en donde murieron cuatro estudiantes, el condado local ha documentado mÁs de 125 amenazas. en tanto, en lo que nueva yrk . subieron las amenazas escolares. ——long island, nueva york. otros distritos que cancelaron estÁn en florida y california. la tendencia de publicar amenazas en redes sociales genera preocupaciÓn en las autoridades y no tienen otra opciÓn que investigar. los estudiantes y padres de familia teme morder a las aulas despuÉs de las vacaciones por navidad y tiene aÑo. la policÍa dice que es comprensible. y le manda una advertencia quienes participan en estos retos. " las personas que estÁn haciendo estas amenazas, no estÁn bromeando. estÁn aterrorizando a la gentil o seremos responsables." por su parte, la compaÑÍa dueÑa de la re social tik tok. enviÓ un comunicado diciendo que se toman muy en serio este reto Éstas amenazas y que estÁn cola

this comes after lori lightfoot recently came under fire for blaming the retailers here on michigan avenue for not doing more to stop the burglaries. >> bill: grady trimble on the sidewalk in chicago. >> dana: let's stay in chicago. cook county illinois district attorney kim foxx facing calls for her resignation after allegedly lying about her contacts with jussie smollett's family before she dropped the original charges against the actor. foxx said she stopped talking to smollett's sister after he became a suspect but they find foxx continued communicating with her days after. let's bring in jim trustee. i want to read from the retired judge who said kim foxx showed resign. she is a liar and administration is in chaos and blaming everyone else. she should resign. taxpayers deserve better and her mentor should take no part in replacing foxx. cook county government needs to clean house. basically the text showed that smollett's sister and foxx were in communication and foxx says your brother should be fine as long as he stays consistent. how does she stay on the job after this? >> maybe onl

marshals, fbi, and police are searching for the parents of the accused michigan school shooter. they are now considered fugitives, and on the run after failing to show up for their arraignment this afternoon on involuntary manslaughter charges. officials say they are using all available resources to try and locate jennifer and james crumbley, who you can see them right here. this is from the last time they were actually seen publicly. appearing to be in a car wednesday when they joined a virtual arraignment hearing for their son. the fact that they are facing criminal charges is a huge development. parents in the united states are rarely charged in school shootings involving their children. but today, the local prosecutor is saying that the parents committed such egregious acts, she had no choice. >> i want to be really clear. that these charges are intended to hold the individuals who contributed to this tragedy accountable. >> and the details about ethan crumbley's parents' alleged role is chilling. according to the prosecutor, the day before the shooting, a teacher found crum

breaking tonight, a manhunt is underway for the parents of a michigan high school shooter who was accused of killing four, classmates and tuesday. file at the local sheriff is blaming the prosecutor's office. we will have the latest on the ground. also tonht

justo cuando un reciente tiroteo deja 5 estudiantes fallecidos en la escuela en michigan. y el primer antiviral aprobado para tratar covid 19 en recibir es retirado del mercado por seguridad. laboratorio que lo elabora informa que dos lotes del medicamento estarÍan contaminados con partÍculas de vidrio u otras, aunque no se informa de ningÚn acontecimiento adverso, podrÍan bloquear los vasos sanguÍneos causando derrame cerebral y hasta la muerte. el coronavirus aumenta la presiÓn? la respuesta no es simple, un estudio revela que los adultos vieron un incremento de la presiÓn arterial durante la pandemia. analizan cifras de mÁs de400 de 4000 pacientes entre el 2018 y el 2020. revela que los mÁs elevados alcanzan entre abril y diciembre del aÑo pasado. expertos creen que se llevarÍa el mayor consumo de alcohol, sodio y ademÁs de que muchos aumentaron de peso. seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". adelante, continuamos hablando de salud, muy buenos dÍas. karla: estamos comprometidos para llevar la informaciÓn que necesita y responder sus dudas sobre la salu

lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. ♪ maria: welcome back. take a look at cryptocurrency this morning, as stocks sell off you've got a mixed story, bitcoin is down, as is ethereum litecoin you can see up i spoke with president donald trump over the weekend, here is what he had to say on crypto and new social media platform, truth social. >> you saw medical yannia has nft. >> she does really a great imagination people love our former first lady i can tell you that they really do love her enjoy to rallies we had massive rally in alabama, so many we love our first lady. >> what do you think about crypto new york miami, getting cryptocurrency into their financial system. >> i never loved it because i like to have the dollar, i think the currency should be $so i was never a good fan but spilling up bigger and bigger nobody doing anything about it, it is -- [laughter] -- look. i want a

the whole family with a long morning delay from michigan to florida. what time did you wake up? >> we woke up at 4:00 in the morning. >> we came down around 7:00. >> got on the plane, everything was fine and then one of the pilots didn't show up. >> an hour turned into two-and-a-half hours we finally got here. >> reporter: the flight attendants had one of the ten-day remain fearing anything shorter was caving to business pressure. >> we're saying that profits are more important than people that's just the bottom line. we continue abide by that. >> reporter: this comes as flight attendants physically close to passengers were forced yet again sunday to break up a fight. one unmasked passenger confronting another who had pulled his mask down to eat. >> this is not the ticket of what aviation is and it needs to stop. >> reporter: airlines again encouraging those who might be anxious to take a deep breath and do not do what we just saw on that video. kerry sanders, nbc news, ft. lauderdale winter storms made travel nearly impossible in some places. sierra mountains breaking to snowfa

plus, a terrifying shooting and dramatic skate of students from the michigan high school. is this any way to educate our children? my conversation tonight with cameron kasky. also, congressman peter welch is here to talk about his bid to replace a legend in the united states senate. serving a whole new dysfunctional body a new thing. tomato, tomato.

this time in michigan. it happened at oxford high school just north of detroit. authorities say a 15-year-old sophomore opened fire yesterday killing three students. eight others were wounded. some critically. right now the suspect is not cooperating with authorities. mourners gathered at a local church last night to grieve for the victims. they want to know why this happened in their small community. laura podesta is following the latest from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so tragic. officials say the gunman fired at least a dozen rounds hitting ten students and one teacher. 17-year-old madisyn baldwin, 16-year-old tate myre, and 14-year-old hana st. juliana were killed. investigators in cumberland county, michigan, are searching for a motive in the latest school shooting. >> the person that's got the most insight and motive is not talking. a preliminary investigation revealed that the weapon was purchased on november 26th. four days ago. by the boy's father. >> reporter: police say the 15-year-old suspect posted pictures t

the "associated press" reports the parents of the teenager charged with killing four students at a michigan high school are asking for a lower bail. james and jennifer crumbly have been in jail on a $500,000 bond since they were arrested nearly three weeks ago. they're accused of making a gun accessible to their 15-year-old son and failing to pull him out of school when told about his writings before the november shooting. they're charged with involuntary manslaughter. >>> "the new york times" says the jury in the ghislaine maxwell trial was sent home for christmas without reaching a verdict. maxwell is accused of recruiting and grooming teenage girls for jeffrey epstein.yest the option of continuing deliberations today, but they declined. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to all charges. deliberations resume on monday. >>> and the "richmond times dispatch" says a more than 130-year-old time capsule found last week inside the base of a robert e. lee statue was opened. workers in richmond carefully opened the lead capsule and indiana found a water damaged 1875 almanac, two other books, a cloth

. >>> taking a look at top headlines this evening, a manhunt is underway in michigan right now for the parents of the 15-year-old who was charged with killing four students at his high school. the parents are charged with involuntary manslaughter. their lawyer says they aren't on the run, but left town earlier in the week, quote, for their own safety, and will return for their arraignment. >>> here is a look at how many countries have recorded at least one case of the new omicron variant. several mild cases first detected in south africa have popped appear in california and other states. tonight, the white house covid response team is calling for calm. >> we are equipped and prepared to fight the omicron variant head-on. 99.9% of cases in the country right now are from the delta variant. >> your voice sounds a little different. are you okay. >> i'm okay. i have a test every day. what i have is a 1.5-year-old grandson who had a cold who likes to kiss his pop. >>> the president sounded a little hoarse while speaking with reporters about novembers jobs report, but it is just a cold, not c

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lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? oh my goodness... this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. >>> back now to the lead story. multiple tornadoes reported in at least eight states killing at least 49 people with the death toll expected to rise in the coming hour just the governor of kentucky saying it's been difficult to determine exactly how many people died because the destruction is just so widespread. as of now at least 35 people killed in that state including a 3-year-old child. tom llamas is in mayfield, kentucky and with us hays. tom, talk to us about what you have been seeing since you have been there. >> reporter: i want to say i understand what the governor is going through. this is incredible what you see here in mayfield, kentucky. piles of debris. every historical building is gone. it seems like every almost building is gone. there's nothing here. it is just bricks. it is concrete. it's wood. all completely shattered. all in a massive pile. the clean-up crews are out here. there's not much to salvage here

back to the michigan story first. this is the arraignment of the 15-year-old suspect shooter. >> sheriff, deputies were dispatched to oxford high school at 745 north oxford township, county of oakland, state of michigan for the report of multiple guns shots being fired in an around the school. as deputies responded to the scene, they witnessed numerous staff fleeing from the area. the first two deputies on scene deployed to the area of the high school, taking a 15-year-old student in to custody later identified as ethan crumbley. a 15-year-old. on the scene the victims identify were 16-year-old male who was deceased, a 14-year-old female deceased, a 17-year-old female deceased, a 17-year-old male who later was deceased at the hospital, 14-year-old male, gunshot wouldn't. 17-year-old female gunshot wound, 15-year-old male gunshot wound, 17-year-old male gunshot wound, 47-year-old female, gunshot wound, 14-year-old female, gunshot wound and a 17-year-old female gunshot wound. as a result of this, crumbley was put on sui

you know, michigan is a state where teenagers hunt with their parents all the time. i mean, there -- there is not -- you know, and -- and michigan is a state that's very pro-gun in its laws and so there are not rules about, you know, you have to secure a gun. there are not rules about, you know, who can have access to guns. so i mean, look. i'm as horrified by this as anyone. but, you know, the -- the legal case against the parents is -- >> sara, do you agree with that as a defense attorney? that -- that it's actually a tough case for prosecutors? >> yes and no. i mean, i agree with jeff that it's rare that you have a case of omission, versus act. but i ever had cases of omission. and, you know, i mean, these are some really egregious set of facts. that's why we say the charges are unprecedented. so are the facts. you know? and i think the prosecution does have a chance here. the text messages are bad. the events that took place at the school are bad. i mean, knowing that your child is in mental crisis and you bought him a gun and he has access to the gun. and instea

. >> reporter: in benton harbor, michigan, michigan, bottled water is not a luxury, it's a lifeline. in october we introduced you to frances davis. what water do you use to cook? >> the bottled water. >> reporter: to brush your teeth. >> bottled water. >> reporter: bathe? bottled water. >> reporter: lead was found in the water here in 2018, and the city's water system failed six lead tests in the past three years. residents have been begging the e.p.a. for help. >> help is on the way. >> reporter: michael regan is the e.p.a. administrator and says $2.9 billion will soon be sent to states to replace lead pipes in 2022. places with a lot of these old pipes will be prioritized, and e.p.a. will strengthen existing drinking water standards to force more barrett districts to replace lead pipes. >> how quickly can you get this money out the door? when will the people in these communities actually see change? >> we're hoping people will see change sooner rather than later. >> reporter: is that weeks, months, years? >> you know, we anticipate that it will be months. >> reporter: and, so, this

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jason: thank you, we will see how this goes was the media zeros in on the michigan shooting case, the horrific murder of 6 in waukesha, wisconsin, one of the reasons for the shameful coverage blackout is obvious, one case involves a gun company of didn't. molly hemingway, fox news contributor, senior editor at the federalist and host of the dennis desousa podcast. for the media this is all about it seems the prosecutor doing the media arounds which makes me suspicious kind of the anti-gun narrative even if it means ignoring another horrific killing. >> every time you have a horrible incident like this fascinating to watch how the media handles it. the incidents of local crime become a national news stories, the way to talk about large issues facing the country in communities across different states. that's what waukesha is, something we are dealing with. local prosecutors having bad policies that enable violence, literate industries to commit crimes again, this is a natural thing that should becoming a widespread fashion and memory holds because it doesn't fit the narrative the media

our icu capacity throughout west michigan is at 140 to 150% of the usual. and that just means they've expanded icus, and they've crept into other units so now we have fewer in patient unit and have to pay two to three times normal rates to bring traveling nurses and in now there are a few pockets, so there is a supply of nurses working for two or three times the salary because it is lucrative. they'll come on do. >> that the concern is it hits in bigger areas and in a wider area across the country, those numbers of people who are able to in and even do it for two to three times the normal rate, that eventually just dpries up. so are you going to get lucky and be in a place where they have enough folks, i hope so. i hope for my patients that were there. but it isn't everywhere all at once. >> the reality is when you're overwhelmed as we know, when your overwhelmed with covid patients, there are other emergencies that may fall by the wayside. that is a concern. i wonder, when you have these conversations, when you're meeting people and again because you're in

that proceeds in michigan. tough story to watch last week. >> dana: one of the reasons that the younger ethan crumbley the shooter is getting the public defendant because it is obvious he did it and a straight forward defense. they just manage how much time and punishment he will have in his life. the case against the parents is more novel. >> bill: take the resources and put it toward -- >> dana: the resources they have. they are up on $500,000 each. they will stay in jail they can figure that out and i imagine a novel case and the lawyers want to get a shot at it because there is a question of whether the parents should be charged or if they will be held accountable. opening arguments today in the trial of a former police officer in minnesota. kim potter is charged with manslaughter after shoongt and killing a 20-year-old black man during a traffic stop in april. she said she was going for her taser but grabbed her gun by mistake. mike tobin live in minneapolis. mike. >> those statements should get underway a

. >> you were just in michigan rallying with kellogg's workers on strike. union members are poised to vote today on a possible agreement to increase wages by $1.10 per hour and cost of living adjustment. do you support the new deal? do you think the biden administration is doing everything they can to help these workers, or can they do more? >> i was proud to be there, because what kellogg's has done is exactly the kind of corporate greed that we're seeing all across this country. they give their ceo $12 million in salary, in compensation yet they have a two-tier wage system where younger workers earn substantially less than older workers and fewer benefits, and meanwhile they are continuing their effort to send good-paying jobs to mexico. so i was delighted because of the great people on strike for over two months, they have lost their health care, they are standing up to the greed of this corporation, kellogg's, but they really representing working people all over this country who are sick and tired of ceos making a fortune with cutbacks on the needs of w

los estados con mÁs casos son missouri, michigan, pensilvania y florida. >> estar con la menor cantidad de gente posible para poder estar con mi familia en las fiestas. jorge: mÁs de 109 millones de personas viajarÁn en los prÓximos dos dÍas, si tiene dudas hÁgase estas preguntas; ¿estÁ vacunado? los no vacunados deben abstenerse de viajar. ¿cuÁl es el estado de vacunaciÓn de las personas que van estar en el lugar a donde va? debe tomar precauciones extras, sana distancia, lavarse las manos y usar mascarilla. familiarÍcese con los requisitos de la ciudad que visita, recuerde que en algunos lugares le pedirÁn su tarjeta de vacunaciÓn. teresa: la policÍa de brooklyn testifica en su juicio. la expolicÍa llorÓ en el estrado mientras describÍa el momento caÓtico en el que disparÓ al joven de 20 aÑos, causÁndole la muerte. guillermo gonzÁlez nos amplÍa. guillermo: momentos muy dramÁticos se vivieron hoy durante el juicio contra la ex oficial, kim potter, una exagente de minneapolis, quien en abril disparÓ a un joven norteamericano. hoy testificÓ ante la corte sobre l

six states across the west and dangerously cold temperatures are expected m states from montana to michigan. windchills in some places will hit 55 below and the surge in omicron cases have forced thousands of flight cancellations. more than 5,000 were canceled just yesterday and today according to flight aware.com. let's bring in meteorologist adam closs live in the weather center. >> you have begun with the winter weather and cold temperatures. look at that negative 11 degrees in montana right now. windchill below the negative 30 and 40. very windy and feel colder. warm spots on the map piling up in the southeast 70 in memphis. not the case for a lot of folks. mostly clear across the country. winter systems we're paying attention to bring you to one beginning in the northeast in the mid atlantic. snow on the leading edge of this system. maybe a couple of inches but out west is where they've seen round after round in feet of snow and it is continuing. a lot of moisture working its way on shore. along the coast heavy rain and possibly mudslides. higher elevation turned into a ton of snow not

brian in michigan, independent caller. good morning. caller: yes, good morning, greta, can you hear me? host: we can. we can hear you, brian. caller: all right, i am talking. i did work intelligence for our government, and i knew from the start, when i have called into c-span, we cannot solve things from the phone, but i knew where we were utilizing our intelligence agency against an american citizen named donald trump. part of that came out of the patriot act after we got slapped upside the head in 2001. we lost a lot of our rights. you are seeing this played out now using the company cnn and how it is disintegrating now. c-span can play a vital role in this by just questioning the whole investigation of robert moeller. you can even put that fourth the so-called impeachment or whatever was being tried against trump. you can put kavanaugh into that mix. they are controlling the media. greta, let me say this. i have loved your program since 1979, when i was home on leave. this goes back away with brian lamb, of course, but we have got to

and i guess not surprisingly, the largest number was in michigan. it's unclear, katy, how this all got started or exactly what this says. a federal law enforcement official says it may have even begun just as chatter that was built up through repetition. the fbi put out a statement saying it takes all threats seriously and urges people to report threats to police but also says we are unaware of any specific threats to schools and the risk nationwide appears to be low. >> pete, thank you very much. as we said at the top of the show, you can't actually see covid spreading but the long lines at testing sites will tell you everything you need to know. new york is about to get hit and could be the test case for the rest of the country again. but this time we have vaccines and we have boosters. and new york is one of the most highly vaccinated places in the entire country. so how this city handles the next few months could be critical, and not just for new yorkers. at least for those who are vaccinated. joining me now is new york governor kathy hochul. i

among the 30 plus states that have seen a rise in hospitalizations in the last two weeks, a half dozen, michigan, ohio, indiana, pennsylvania, new york and illinois accounting for the majority of the country's increase in hospital beds filled >> is it true that michigan just broke its record for covid-related hospitalizations >> it's hard to imagine that we could have broken the record, but we did i never thought this we would surpass the first surge, but then again, here we are. >> reporter: and back to the pfizer study, there are indications this morning that two cases of the vaccine could be enough to prevent death or severe illness from omicron. >> that sets us up nicely for the ceo of pfizer, mr. bourla. good morning >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> preliminary lab studies showing that the booster does, in fact, neutralize the omicron variant. that's the good news but it also showed that the effectiveness of the original two-shot regime of pfizer's vaccine was significantly reduced, 25 fold do i have that rightlar to w and what is the implication of that >> you have it right it

tan pronto como hoy la fiscalÍa de michigan decide si representar cargos o no a los pares del adolescente acusado de en la parte atacar en la preparatoria. porque comprar un arma tomando en cuenta las que habÍa tenido con administradores escolares sobre la conducta del menor. escuchemos las preguntas que se hacen investigadores del caso. . >> [habla en inglÉs] satcha: lo mÁs preocupante es que el terror continÚe muchas escuelas el michigan se han visto obligadas a cerrar sus puertas debido a amenazas por lo que se levantan todas las alarmas de seguridad. como un motivo de preocupaciÓn y no de pano describe presidente joe biden la amenaza de la variante omicron. como te contamos en "despierta amÉrica". promete luchar contra la nueva cepa conciencia y velocidad, acaba de anunciar una estrategia enfocada en la vacunaciÓn e incluye una alta lista de medidas,para conocer detalles conversamos esta maÑana con el secretario de salud y servicios humanos javier becerra, nos acompaÑa desde washington. gracias por estar con nosotros, secretario becerra. comenzamos con parte de la estrategia

hospitals strained in hard-hit michigan, ohio, and arizona. indiana now, becoming the latest state to call on the national guard to help overwhelmed hospital workers. >> hospital beds and monitors don't feel that -- i mean, we are tired. our people are incredibly tire. >> reporter: and in new hampshire, the governor warning -- >> it's going to be a rough winter. there is no doubt about it. i don't think these numbers are going to really finish peaking until early january. >> reporter: the nationwide surge driven almost entirely by the highly contagious delta variant. >> we need to be on a wartime footing because we are at war with an enemy that's killing 1,200 americans a day and i just don't see it. >> reporter: doctors say most of those hospitalized are unvaccinated but as the u.s. prepares to mark one year since the first shots went into arms, the pace of covid vaccinations is up almost 40% over a month ago. with nearly 460,000 people getting their first shot each day. and some 2 million total doses administered a day. about half of them, b

four states -- maine, michigan, new hampshire, and vermont -- are now showing record-high numbers for hospitalizations this month. and at least three other states -- ohio, indiana, and delaware and also washington, d.c. -- are approaching their previous highs. and right now, pediatric hospitalizations for covid are up nearly 50% across the country over the last two weeks. close to the record high in september. and with americans across the country still waiting in line for hours to get tested, president biden just told reporters moments ago while walking on the beach in delaware that his administration is, quote, making a bit of progress at distributing those at-home test kits to americans. but those remarks, coming within minutes of the fda announcing those rapid at-home antigen tests may be less sensitive to actually picking up the omicron variant. so, one out of every 50 residents right here in new york city, testing positive within the last week. in neighboring connecticut, governor ned lamont calling up nearly 100 national guard members to help distribute millions of at-home covi

new developments this morning and the michigan school shooting investigation. cheryl has the details. cheryl: good morning. police say a person of interest who allegedly harbored within crumley's parents could face charges as law enforcement found the couple in a detroit basement after they seemingly disappeared friday. on saturday james and jennifer crumbly or charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter as their son is accused of killing four people and injuring seven others in a school shooting spree that happened last week. oakland county sheriff telling news outlets neither parents have shown any kind of remorse in jail. all of this as the high school announces a third party will conduct an investigation into the school's actions before the shooting. chris cuomo is out at cnn. the anchor reportedly fired after sexual misconduct allegation against him came to light in the dismissal following intense scrutiny of him over his attempt to use his position to help his brother, former governor andrew cuomo navigate his own sexual misconduct allegation and

ainsley: are you in michigan? you have a big game coming up. >> andrew graham timothy i think there's another one here. a better one with my wife in it. ainsley: timothy after cardinal dolan. >> he was a major change in my life, like a father to me and i'm so grateful to him that andrew graham timothy morris. steve: from a flock to a family. >> yes. steve: beautiful. >> i'm going to give all the information of how to get this special, on my facebook page, my twitter, but christmas in the cathedral is going to be awesome and it drops today. brian: its got great actors. ainsley: jesus didn't have an older brother. have a good day.

mac: mejor regalo de navidad, naciÓn tele sÍ, criada en michigan por su madre su padrastro, creciÓ sin saber querÍa super biolÓgico. carlos: mÁs de dos dÉcadas despuÉs se enterÓ de las pruebas de adn caseras que puede ayudar a localizar a sus familiares y en poco tiempo encontrÓ a un medio hermano. mac: hablaban casi todos los dÍas del instante colaborÓ al encuentro con su padre, una conexiÓn que espero 40 aÑos. carlos: me alegra que me hayan encontrado y es bueno tener una hija en mi vida ademÁs de mis nietos, dijo el feliz padre. mi mamÁ a travÉs de facebook tambiÉn encontrÓ un medio hermano. hace no mucho, la tecnologÍa une familias. mac: y son muy buenas noticias. esta maÑana vamos a decirte mÁs, te vamos a contar todo lo que debes saber si quieres devolver algunos regalos navideÑos. carlos: al regresar ponga atenciÓn a un recuento de las mejores bodas del aÑo. tome nota haber quienes darÁn el sÍ en el 2022. la lista de las nuevas restricciones que entran en vigor en puerto rico ante el aumento de casos de coronavirus. tambiÉn aplican a todos los viajeros q

they confirm that the gang responsible for kidnapping the christian michigan nations have helped some of the people taken. christian aide ministries released a statement in the past hour writing in part "join us in praising god that all 17 of our loved ones are now safe. we hope to provide information as available." no word on whether or not the hostage release had anything to do with payments. >>> and storm warnings coming up, more severe storms are moving into his state, first a world at risk which countries stop a new risk and what can be done to pep, this is andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. a mitchell reports on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget. feel the difference with downy. ♪ you've got to try a little kindness ♪ ♪ yes, show a little kindness ♪ ♪ just shine your light for everyone to see ♪ ♪ and if you try a little kindness ♪ ♪ well the sun is shining and the grass is green ♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny o

. >>> the parents of a teenager accused of shooting and killing four students at a michigan high school remain in the same jail facility as their son. james and jennifer crumbley were arrested on saturday. the couple was found in a detroit art studio after being charged with involuntary manslaughter. they are accused of buying the handgun used in last week's shooting by their teenage son and ignoring warning signs that he was planning the attack. meantime, a third party will investigate the shooting. >> i don't know what anybody will feel safe sending their kids back to school until they know exactly what happened here. >> the superintendent told parents a teacher saw crumbley making concerning drawings and statements just hours before the shooting. his parents were called in, and counselors concluded that he did not intend to harm himself or others. >>> president biden will hold a video call with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow. their conversation comes as tensions between the u.s. and russia escalate over a russian troop build-up on the ukrainian border. the white house says

but, look, this is a community in michigan that is in mourning. kids who are not going to be there for the holidays who were just at the thanksgiving table. it's beyond, beyond disturbing. dave cullen, thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks, brianna. >>> so we do have breaking news this morning. donald trump tested positive for coronavirus three days before his first debate against joe biden september 29th, 2020. the stunning revelation is in a new book by former chief of staff mark meadows obtained by the guard yann. a positive test the country never knew about. a positive test days before he admitted to the country that he had covid. days before attending event after event after event with vulnerable people. now, there was a negative test the same day. it still raises all kinds of questions about honesty, trans transparency, timing and how they chose to choose one test rather than another. meadows writes he knew each candidate was required to test negative within 72 hours of the start time but nothing was going to stop trump from going o

. >> garrett: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," steve hartman's "on the road" with an update of a michigan dad who cured those pandemic blues by putting the neighborhood kids on the ice. and remember, if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in the nation's capitol. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 -- >>> a live look at chase center, a pandemic first for the warriors on the road tonight. what derailed the game they are supposed to be playing right now. >>> the scramble to stake a covid test ahead of new year's celebrations, and demand is not expected to slow down. >> the disconnect or uncoupling you see between the rise in cases. >>> a top berkeley expert gives his pandemic prediction for the new year. >>> why the governor is declaring a state of emergency for parts of the bay area. how it could help in the wake of powerful winter storms. we have a long way to go anita be careful with

an illustration of the disconnect comes from matthew walther who lives in southwest michigan writing in "the atlantic" until i found myself in washington, d.c., on a work trip in march i had never seen anyone wearing a mask outside. this time last year dr. zeke emanuel served on president-elect biden's covid advisory board and he joins me now. welcome back. i feel like it's march of 2020 just given the events that we've summarized already here tonight, how should i be feeling? >> no, i don't think that's correct. first of all, in march 2020, we didn't understand a lot about coronavirus. second of all, we have vaccines now, we have the ability to change those vaccines. we're getting oral therapeutics. we have much better tests and test availability. none of that's perfect, but it's much better than it was in march 2020. we also have a much better understanding of how to handle really sick patients in terms of medications and how to titrate their oxygen better. i think you're not correct in saying that we're right back in march 2020. >> well, i'm happy to hear that. i laid out some ane

>>> michigan police activating the fugitive team. "the lead" starts right now. a manhunt under way for the parents of the suspected michigan school shooter. parents went missing after prosecutors announced charges and laid out a rather scathing case against them. as we wait to understand more about the omicron variant, the biden white house is hoping to make it easier for every american to get a covid test. dr. sanjay gupta just sat down with the head of the cdc to talk about how. >>> then -- all eyes are on a key border as russia stocks up medical supplies and fuel and other military equipment. what is vladimir putin planning to do to ukraine and when? >>> welcome to "the lead." we start with breaking news. the parents of 15-year-old michigan school shooting suspect ethan crumbley are missing. the oakland county sheriff telling cnn moments ago that all available resources, including a fugitive team, the u.s. marshals, and the fbi, are right now looking for james and jennifer crumbley. prosecutors earlier today charged the crumbleys with four counts of involunta

precedent in the state of michigan on the face anyway 21 years ago, a man in flint, michigan pleads no contest involuntary manslaughter after a 6-year-old boy living with him found the gun in a shoe box and went and killed a classmate. you are familiar with that case. >> i am now, bill. >> bill: you were not aware. >> no, i wasn't aware but i would say -- i'd say this about it. you say it was a guilty plea. that means the prosecutor decided to bring the charge and the person who was charged decided not to roll the dice and go to trial and pled guilty. that doesn't mean that it was wise to bring the charge or that if it had gone to a jury that it would have resulted in a conviction. i think here there is a chance the court would throw the charge out because again the legislature considered making this behavior unlawful and opted not to do it. >> dana: one quick question about the jail. the son is being held there and now the parents are being there in separate cells. would the son know his parents were there or would they have kept that information from him? >> there is no reason they w

early voting was underway in michigan. this case brought national headlines. joe biden gave a statement and accused donald trump of inciting an act of domestic terrorists. but this case is falling apart. there are a dozen fbi informants involved. richard trask was arrested for assaulting his wife and he was fired. the others have been removed from the case. the justice department informed the court that they will not be testing. this case is falling apart and at the same time it's exposing fbi entrapment of innocent men to concoct this plot and make negative headlines for donald trump and voting was underway in the 2020 election. the trial is and would hear march but the government's case is in a lot of trouble. >> will: were these informants enablers? the question the court has to decide: would this plot have occurred without the fbi's involvement? >> it would not have. the only people who conspired to kidnap gretchen whitmer was christopher wray's team. ensere asking luring these men into this flot plot -- it never would have materialized. we will see what t

four states-- michigan, indiana, ohio, and pennsylvania-- are responsible for half of that increase. michigan hit a record number of hospitalizations this week, and in south africa, a much higher number of young children have been in the hospital with the new variant. >> we have just, as you know, rolled out children 5-11, and today suggests we need to plan for also boosting them sooner rather than later. >> reporter: mikael dolsten is pfizer's chief scientific officer. do you think there's any chance we might need a fourth shot at some point because of omicron? >> i think it is very likely that we will need a fourth boost, possibly already this spring, particularly if omicron continues to dominate. >> reporter: the head of the c.d.c. said tonight most u.s. omicron cases are in vaccinated people. nearly all have mild symptoms with cough, congestion, and fatigue. meanwhile, the chief scientific officer of pfizer told me they expect to have a vaccine for children as young as six months by the summer. norah. >> o'donnell: that is some news. nikki battiste, thank you. in south africa, wh

al's tracking a major winter system that could dump snow from california all the way to michigan. >>> and sheeran joy. ed sheeran is ready to take over our chilly plaza, and our crowd has got shivers. today thursday, december 29, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." it's good to have you with us. hoda continues her week off. she's missing a good concert out there this morning. >> this is the largest crowd we have had on the plaza since the pandemic and no surprise. one of the biggest acts on the planet taking over. >> he's going to have a mini concert here this morning. we'll get to that in a moment. let's start with major headlines. >>> overnight, the senate voting to overturn president biden's vaccine mandate for private businesses. two democrats siding with all republican senators on that repeal. >> that vote coming as a major vaccine milestone. more than 200 million americans have now been fully vaccinated. that's more than 60% of the po

and michigan, covid hospitalizations almost doubled in one week. a possible storm of community spread because of thanksgiving. all those travelers and family get togethers with covid uninvited but present. it will be a week, maybe two, before data starts quantifying the infection impact. also ahead, our second covid christmas. what do scientists want? >> the answer is vaccines, vaccines, and vaccines. >> reporter: roughly 70% of americans have had at least one shot. only about 24%, aged 18 and up, have had boosters. waning protection is a genuine worry. even fully vaccinated people can become spreaders after four months. omicron has created one surge already in vaccinations. 2.2 million shots given last thursday, including more than one million boosters. that's the highest single-day total since may. >> if you were fully vaccinated before june, it is time for you to get your booster. >> reporter: there is another travel change. international arrivals have to pass a pre-covid test, the window used to be three days, and now it is one, regardless of n

the whole family today with a long delay from michigan to florida. >> what time did you wake up? >> about 4 am. >> and we could have woke up at 7 am had been here in time. >> one of the pilots did not show up. >> two and half hours but we finally got here. >> the flight attendant union one of the 10 day to remain, feeling that anything shorter is caving into business pressure. >> we are saying that profits are more important than people, that's the bottom line and we can't abide by that.>> flight attendants, physically close to passengers, forced yet again to break up a fight, one on messed passenger confronting another who had pulled his backs down to eat. airlines encouraging those who might be anxious to take a deep breath and do not do what we just saw on that video. kerry sanders, nbc news. fort lauderdale. >>> reminiscing on the year about to end when we continue. . >>> the last thing before we go tonight, as the washington post puts it, this year got weird, here's a look back at two of the wildest political moments of 2021. >> my predecessor? oh god, i miss him. >> 40% of

in grand rapids, michigan, we discussed his life and presidency. >> this is film and the first minute and a half. the arc of special collections of grand rapids public library. he called me up and said i found this film and it was film shot by the father of one of the players of the aria high school team and in 1929, you see in ottawa high school, the first game of the season. it kicks off with dark uniforms, gray uniforms, gerald ford, his junior year, he is playing here and you can look at it slide by slide and with number 23 and it, ford will become the capital of the team the next year, allstate player, state championship, and it will come appearing just a minute in freeze-frame so you can see the footage of gerald ford playing high school football. just a minute, you will see number 23 coming in from the right hand side. slow it down and there he is, junior ford, number 23. >> watch the full program and other presidency programs on our website, c-span.org. .. your program right c-span.org/history. >> today we're going to talk about the tomb of the unknown soldier. this is the >>

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