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

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

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

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

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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

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

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

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.

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

ethan crumbly's parents were called into the michigan school to address his behavior the day of the shooting. parents with kids who were at the school that day are now weighing in. >> at that moment, being caught in the previous day and that morning, i would have to have a serious talk with my kids as parents, it is our responsibility to know our kids. >> local prosecutor says she is considering charging crumbly's parents as well. look at this. incredible video capturing the moment a driver is trapped in their car as it's dragged down the highway by a semitrailer. illinois state police say the driver was change lanes when the car somehow got stuck under the side of the semi. at one point the driver can be seen frantically waving from the car. amazingly, police say the driver was not hurt. it's unclear if the semi driver will face charges. a lot of questions over that video. yeah, my goodness. well, say goodbye to toy cars and hello to tesla cyber quad for kids. the electric vehicle company unveiling a four wheel atv met for children 8 years old and up. the epic ride is selling for $1,900 api

a fourth person has died in yesterday's michigan school shooting. the latest victim's 17-year-old justin schilling. they also say they are planning to give a formal update to the media and the nation at about 3:00 p.m. eastern today. we will bring you any updates from this tragedy. at the news of another death comes as a 15-year-old sophomore at oxford high school in michigan, allegedly posed as a sheriff, and then allegedly killed three people yesterday and many others who were hurt. >> emily: cnn facing intense pressure to fire cnn anchor chris cuomo -- dig up information on his brother for sexual harassment. the network suspended chris cuomo indefinitely but some of the governments accusers and even liberal media are demanding cnn sent them packing. the atlantic, chris cuomo must to go. new revelations of the cnn anchor betrayed his viewers. it's late. it's time for cnn to ken chris cuomo for be completely full of. in a "washington post" op-ed, cnn's chris cuomo scandal is jeff zuckerberg scandal, two. too. tommy, what do you make of this? >> i t

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if you look at this idea of mandated vaccination, whether they worked, michigan state university epdeem epidemiologists on vaccines, it is confirming their bias. if vaccine was good they wouldn't have to force me to take it. griff, what do you think about that? >> well, listen i think that in, raised a point that dr. saphier was making earlier about testing. when you played the sound bite from dr. fauci he also said in today's interview. we have to do better. we have to get the tests out there. here those that got vaccinated did what they were supposed to do, those that did not have a reason to get vaccinated are at risk. a few years into this the administration says we're not doing everything we should do. now here is another sound bite from dr. fauci that i want to play because now we're discussing about whether or not there could be a vaccine mandate showing a card to get on a domestic flight. listen to this. >> a -- vaccine requirement for a person getting on the plane is just another level of getting people to have a mechanism that would spur them to get vaccinated, namely you can'

now he is the republican candidate for michigan governor in "focus" now. you and i have talked many times about how this would spiral out of control when they were not pressing cases and charges against those rioters who were looting and killing in the streets of america after the death of george floyd. you said this is what's going to come if they don't start to deal with the actual crime. >> right. >> harris: my question for you have we arrived at a point we can easily turn around? the platform you are running on. >> we can. we have to have the right leadership. clearly you have the progressive leaders who are political servants, not public servants, and they are not looking out for the real victims. they are just not doing it. they divert. you listen to lightfoot. she points blame. out in philadelphia you see what is happening. their murder rate is surging and the district attorney says there is no crime problem. and how do we let these so-called political servants continue down this path? they're not being challenged. >> harris: you brought up the dist

the media zeros in on the michigan shooting case. the waukesha, wisconsin. one case involved a gun and the other didn't. writing ms. mollie hemingway, fox news contributor, senior editor at "the federalist." dinesh d'souza, host of the due nash desousa podcast. the prosecutor doing the media rounds. it's kind of the antigun narrative. even if it means ignoring another truly horrific killing. >> every time you have a horrible incident like this it's fascinating to watch how the media handles a. some incidences of local crime become national news stories, a way to talk about large issues facing the country in communities across the different states. that's what waukesha is. that's something where we are dealing with local prosecutors having bad policies that enabled violent criminals to return to the streets and commit crimes again. it's a natural thing that should be covered in a widespread fashion and yet it's just being memory holds because it doesn't fit the narratives the media would like to push. they like to have some of these reforms that have been put

not long ago cook and other faculty members at michigan state got an email from their school. "all residential dining halls could use your help." it turns out food service staff weren't showing up to work. partly because of the economic policies that the weight has had enacted on the advice of lisa cook. as a result of that the cafeterias desperately needed faculty to pitch in and help to feed people. the most basic job of all. and yet as far as we know, lisa cook despite her perfectly suited last name, did not help. she stayed home. in case you think we are sing going out lisa cook, to be fair, a lot of people are staying home these days. they're not pitching in. the number of americans who have jobs has dropped by nearly 5 million people since february of last year. none of these people according to the government assessment is looking for a new job. why? lots of reasons. some of them have retired. others have moved on to work it's difficult for the government to keep track of. not always a bad thing. if you have left a soul crushing job at citibank to tent an organic apple

carley: the principal of oxford high school in michigan says the campus will remain closed into january. students, teachers and staff taking time to mourn after four students were killed in a shooting on campus. the parents of suspected shooter ethan crumbley are hiring the same private attorney who defenderred convicted gymnast doctor larry nassar while their son ethan is relying on a public defender. apple air tags meant to find lost tech are being used in carjackings steal them. officers in canada say they have investigated five incidents since september. thieves are hiding the tags underneath cars and behind covers. wow. will a mom in california in exchange for pizza at school. she says her son came home with a vaccine card. she told the local outlet, quote it hurt to know he got a shot without my permission without know, without signing any papers for him to get the shot. the l.a. unified school district did not respond to fox digital's request for comment. listen to this: oklahoma state senator bill coleman is working to dedicate just three inches of a highway to former oklahoma u

marshals joining a search for the parents of the alleged, michigan, school shooter. they have been charged with fou counts each of involuntary manslaughter. this after their son was charge with killing for student earlie this week. lawyers working with them claim the couple left town the night of the shooting for their own safety. the oakland county prosecutor i accusing the suspects parents o ignoring opportunities to intervene. hawaii is experiencing rare blizzard warning for the national weather service issuin an urgent warning that may affect the whole weekend. a massive storm expected to hit the big island with around the foot of snow and up to 100 mile per hour wind speeds. back to "the ingraham angle" fo all of your headlines go to foxnews.com. >> it is friday which means it is time for friday follies. for that we turn to fox news contributor and author raymond arroyo. use spotted tv this season. >> i did. everything old is suddenly wors again. you're normally, going back to the sitcom, and a few other, casting contemporary actors tv hackneyed impressions of m

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as the state of michigan mourns, university of michigan honored victims of the shooting, wearing a special patch at the big 10 championship game. guys they won pretty good. rachel: thank you, ashley. that was nating. will: we had that live. fascinating to watch that. three of as the media, i individually want to do a good job knowing what i don't know, not the moral condemnation but legal condemnation of those parents w that story we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. pete: we were watching real time. only heard the prosecutor. none of this had to do what happened. we know the tragedy, the horror that was what happened in the school but you see the green box around the two ladies. those are the defense attorneys, they introduced a different side of the story. anyone can get ahead of themselves with one side of the story. we'll continue to get a sense what really happened with the parents. we know what happened in the school. what happened with the parents and their legal culpability. we'll try our best to be every way responsible. rachel: absolutely. will: we turn to the headlines. 40,0

new developments in the michigan school shooting investigation as police say a person of interest who allegedly harbored ethan crumbly's parents could be charged. law enforcement found the couple in a detroit basement after they seemingly disappeared on friday. they were charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, this after their son is charged in the killing of four people and injuring seven others in a school shooting spree last week. the oakland county sheriff saying that neither parent has shown any kind of remorse in jail. oxford high school announcing that a third party will conduct an investigation into the school's actions before the shooting. >> starting today, the biden administration will reinstate the trump era remain in mexico policy. migrants will be sent back to mexico to wait while asylum claims are considered. the biden administration abolished the program in june. missouri and texas said it was ended illegally. the policy resulted in nearly 100,000 fewer border apprehensions in may of that year. carley: starting today, all international air travelers enter

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: welcome back and merry christmas, we have been making a list and checking it twice. so let's find out who is on our naughty and nice list. we will go around the table and start with you, greg. a >> greg: you know who my naughty list was last year? the cuomo brothers. >> jeanine: they are precious. >> greg: i don't even know what that means, in precious. what happened to precious? i don't know, but i left my glasses at home, so i have to go like this. it's really hard. >> dana: do you want me to read it for you. >> greg: political leaders who incentivize crime, i'm tired of the criminals getting a bad rap. it's the prosecutors, the d.a., and the politicians who allow it to happen. and then on the nice list i have the gutfeld fans and staffers who made my show a phenomenal success. i can't believe that i have to read like thi

i have michigan sweatpants. >> laura: are you wearing crocs too? great, hannity, i'm taking your fashion of ice. great to see you. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington

we have the georgia bulldog and michigan wolverines. i think everybody will tune in for bulldog victory and great 2022 about victorious georgia bulldogs down there. kayleigh: listen to that football and fireworks. a new year indeed. joey: suggest it for everybody. kayleigh: very much so. on to this very sad news, we begin with a fox news alert. thousands in colorado evacuating as life-threatening fast-moving wildfire forces a state of emergency. alicia acuna joins us live on the phone in lewisville, colorado, with the latest on the marshal fire. alicia? >> good morning to all of you. we do have an update on the evacuations here. there some of the partial evacuations and some of the areas around the lewisville area where the evacuations are being lifted. there is no longer any wind but the fire fighting does continue in some areas. as i told you in the last hour, we have been driving through some of these neighborhoods here and there are still homes that are definitely burning and there are firefighters doing all that they can. but, as t

let's go to steve harrigan following the developments in oxford, michigan. steve? >> neil, a lot of news coming out about this case and remarkable images from the courtroom where you saw the 15-year-old sophomore in a bulletproof vest slumped over. his parents in baseball caps on a different screen at the same time. we learned the 15-year-old will be charged as an adult. he will face four charges of first degree murder that show premeditation. he will face the charge of terrorism that causes death. an unusual charge the prosecutor explained that saying this entire community has been terrorized with the 15-year-old's actions. the prosecutor said there was a mountain of digital evidence to show that these shootings were premeditated. certainly raises the question if there was so much evidence out there online, why no red flags were raised. that's where the shooter himself, we're learning new details what went on yesterday. the 15-year-old walked up and down the hallways, firing a sig saur pistol hitting students in the head, in the body and shooting through barricade

then mad at florida one day and the next day michigan is out of control and he says nothing about michigan. his mandates are getting slapped around silly like the judge said in federal court. and, he doesn't care will china and takes all his anger out of the unvaccinated country. it's annoying. especially, for instance, if i come back from monte carlo on vacation which i often go to. [laughter] and i have vaxxed. i have been boosted and i have tested negative. i get on the plane and touch down at jfk and i have to quarantine for seven day and not go to sphwhork it sounds good but sounds crazy. luckily the country is not full with a lot of international travelers. you have to be scratching your head because they're letting covid caravans from countries cross over with vax rates in the single digits not only aren't they quarantining or getting tested, biden is putting them in american buses and american planes and flying them to florida and new york in the dead of night or as jen psaki says early in the morning. you can't double bolt your front door and leave your back door wide open. everyb

. >> some of the retailers downtown on michigan avenue i will tell you i am disappointed they aren't doing more to take safety and make it a priority. we still have retailers that won't institute plans like having security officers in their stores, making sure that they've got cameras that are actually operational. >> dana: you are closer to the business community. what have you heard from the retailers in chicago? >> everyone is stunned by those comments blaming the victim. blaming the proper pry tors and the individuals who have put their blood, sweat and tears to pursue the american dream by opening business as a problem and not chastising the criminals. it's outrageous. if you carry that logic flurry she would blame the citizens of the chicago for the crime befalling them because they're becoming victims themselves. outrageous and east owe to do. >> dana: are people getting fed up, raymond? >> absolutely. just last night i was with a group of individuals who were counting the days until her term ends. i think all of chicago will join me in saying the next 15 months can't end soon

that about of health issue statement in michigan said it would not be adopting the isolation time for now. happy new year. kevin: lucas tomlinson joining us this morning. biden is at the beach even as the cdc is creating mass confusion. looking at the record number of us cases. listen to what charles wayne had to say about what is likely to befall the biden administration if they don't do this too soon. >> the expectation that once we got vaccinations on board, normality would rain and would rain pretty much permanently and we are at a point where that is not turned out to be the case, they threw up their hands and said i am not listening anymore. those lines of people for testing reminded me so much of the gas lines i grew up with in the 70s, the incumbent will pay and that is what they are looking at if this doesn't turnaround. kevin: the incumbent will pay especially when you consider people have done almost everything they said along those lines, two weeks to stop the spread or whatever the number was, let's all get vaccinated, stay home, wash your hands and the numbers are still

detroit dedicating the win to the michigan community rocked by the deadly school shooting last week. >> this game ball goes to the whole oxford community. those names for all those, you know, will never be forgotten and they're in our hearts. >> san francisco running back trenton cannon somebody carted off the field after a scary collision against the seattle seahawks. stable condition and stayed overnight in a whont a concussion. but, is cleared of all other injuries. those are your headlines guys send it over to you. >> listen to this. as you know because you have been covering sports so much. patriots win tonight they have. best record? the afc can you imagine if both of them. >> tom brady has to play the patriots again. brian: highest rated super bowl in the history of super bowls. steve: especially with boston. brian: that's a good point arizona fan tammy told me cardinals have more wins than the bucks. i want to add if you want to look with a team veteran talent it might be the defending super bowl thanks. i really would be hard pressed. ainsley: how are the cowboys doing? bria

the state of michigan is, i know -- i know that -- i know if that mandate happens, wee are going to lose state employees, that's why i haven't proposed a mandate at the state level. some states have. we have not. we are waiting to see what happens in court. but we have a lot of the same concerns that you just voiced. and it's going to be a problem for all of us. charlie leduff, the pulitzer prize winning journalist he says she is now trying to be like governor desantis because she is up for re-election. brian: very curious, the polls show majority of people for the mandates and most people we talk to and people in business they don't want any part of this because we have this whole thing called freedom and liberty imbued in our country. we were told by our leaders this would not be done but while still recommending vaccination you wouldn't demand it while not taking in natural immunity. this is having a ripple effect. for example, in new york city in particular, yesterday we find out that mayor de blasio wants every small business to vaccinate all their employees and make it mandatory bu

steve harrigan's light in oxford michigan. >> that's right. for dad now and seven wounded. the ages of the four student wounded are 17, 17, 16, 14. one of those killed, the high school football captain who tried to disarm the killer. he died en route to hospital in a squad car. still no word on the motivation behind the shooting and drove this 15-year-old sophomore at the fire more than 30 shots at fellow students i very close range striking many of them in the head and torso. when police arrived on scene within 5 minutes of the shooting started, he put his hands over his head and immediately gave himself up to officers. speak of the deputies removed, from the suspect, a 9 millimeters six hour sp 20 .22 pistol. it was loaded at the time and contain seven rounds of ammunition. >> he said bro. speak out some of those students were lured into the hallways. instead, they went through a window into the snow for safety. the 9-millimeter gun bought by the shooter's father for before the shooting took place. >> sandra: chilling. >> john: those students had their thinking hats on. w

i have michigan sweatpants. >> laura: are you wearing crocs too? great, hannity, i'm taking your fashion of ice. great to see you. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. governor ron desantis not only has a plan for removing illegals from his state, he also has an idea of where he wants to send them. he is here tonight with more. plus, dr. jill steps into safer husband and kamala's inflation era redecoration. raymond arroyo explains that in "seen and unseen." but first, the walking dead. that's the focus of tonight's angle. a political party like company or maybe a sports team or school should always have a succession plan. it's about preparing for the foreseen and unforeseen. who can step in as the next ceo or the next head coach, the next school principal. how about the next speaker of the house of the senate majority leader? the democrats have no such plan for their creaky leadership at the top, and i have a very shallow bench. consider their leadership lineup. it looks like a new version of "cocoon," this time

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the parents of the michigan school shooting suspect pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with their son's shooting rampage. they were arrested in a detroit building less than a mile away from the canadian border. their son is accused of killing four students and injuring 7 others. russian president vladimir putin and president biden are scheduled to talk next week as tensions between russia and ukraine continue to rise. madeleine? >> defense officials say they are taking the kremlin signals seriously with troops already stationed along ukraine's eastern border. plans for a potential invasion of ukraine next year could involve $175,000 troops. vladimir putin blames military equipment and activity getting close to russian borders. amanda whitehouse has brushed off the biden administration. >> we are aware of russia's actions for a long time. my expectation is we'll have a long discussion. >> the secretary of defense lloyd austin telling fox news bret baier at the reagan national defense forum. >> i think there is a lot of space for diplomacy and leadership to

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. >> 4 children are dead, at a high school in michigan, killed by a fellow student who brought a handgun from home to school, the 15-year-old shooter is in jail, his parents are under arrest for contributing to the crimes, former federal prosecutor brett tolman joining us next on "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate. where everything just seems to go your way. ♪ ♪ you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire great care starts with understanding... s. give you zero-dollar copays on tier 1 and mail-order tier 2 prescriptions. you'll also enjoy zero-dollar copays on primary care doctor visits, zero-dollar copays on preventive dental, and free yearly eye exams. so, take a closer look. with unitedhealthcare we'll help you get the care you need. got medicare and medicaid? our dual complete plan has ev

switching gears here -- now another tragic incident the school shooting this week in michigan which left four students dead as you may know my entire learn of work in secret service we did a lot of extensive work over there and secret service did an exhaustive study on school shootings former secret service agent himself my friend jeff james frequently discussing this topping thanks for taking too many. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me jeff. >> when we were in service and threat assessment center did this exhaustive school shootings and i know you lecture on this often. the first being that school shooting distinct shoot or had typically told someone about what was going to happen before him if you can discuss that. >> yeah, correct and what the study found was that -- in 81% of the too manies of the shootings at least one other person knew that the shooter was going commit this act and almost 60% of the too many more than one person knew. so it really goes back to building a culture of see something say then and not just among peers. but among parents too and i think we s

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. >> some of the retailers downtown on michigan avenue, i will tell you, i'm disappointed they're not doing more to take safety and make it a priority. for example, we still have retailers that won't institute■ç plans like having security officers in your stores, making sure that they've got cameras that are actually operational. david: she's disappointed in the retailers that are being robbed. a lot of people are disappointed in her reaction. >> yeah. there's a woke word for that, and it's victim-blaming. that's exactly what she's doing here. you know, it's not the responsibility of retailers to be concerned about security. that's what we have police for. but i think in cities like chicago, in places like california we've really cultivated a culture of lawlessness and impunity. you know, when you looked at a similar situation in california, you can steal up to $950 worth of stuff, and it's a misdemeanor crime. you may be arrested, you'll be right back out on the streets. many of these criminals know it, and they're going right back to the same walgreens or cvs and stealing again.

am i wrong to think that michigan has got this? >> yes, wrong in the sense that every michigan wolverine fan right now, brian, is cursing you to the high heavens for jinxing them because the one thing michigan fans fear is not only ohio state who they finally got passed but failing in a big game like this , making the playoffs and losing be tough , but if you win the big 10 against iowa, advance to the playoff, you take a significant step. if you follow-up a monster win over ohio state by losing to iowa, it be a debilitating defeat for this program. my wife is a grad and brian, she's watching right now and she is shaking her head at you going ahead and putting michigan into the playoffs it should be a great game. brian: i'll make it up to her i promise. that'll be the 1:00 game, this is the 3:00 game, we expect a lot of scoring, real quick. >> yeah, no doubt. there are so many amazing conference championship games i'll be down in atlanta for georgia/alabama, utah state, san diego state should be a great one as well this is a specta

but first, steve harrigan with the latest from oxford, michigan. hi, steve. >> martha, more troubling information coming out about this 15-year-old suspected shooter from law enforcement officials. they found two videos on his cell phone as well as a detailed journal which laid out plans to attack the school and kill as many students as possible. a number of red flags to raise about that meeting inside the school. it happened on the day of the shooting between the suspected shooter, his parents and school officials. several teachers were troubled about the student's behavior. i'm not clear what exactly that behavior was. the decision was made to allow him to go back to class. two hours after that meeting, the 15-year-old came out of the bathroom with a 9 millimeter gun, walked the hallways and shot people at point blank range, killed four. according to the video footage, he shot at random. his father bought that gun four days before the incident. the 15-year-old has been moved out of juvenile detention center. he faces four charges of first degree

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steve harrigan is live in oxford, michigan with more from there today. steve. >> we're learning more about those three students killed. they include 16-year-old tate myre. he played on the football team. one of the captains. he tried to disarm the shooter in the hallway when he was shot. he was rushed to the hospital in a squad car but died en route. among the eight people wounded two are in critical condition. they have head and torso gunshot wounds and not clear what the motivation of this 15-year-old sophomore shooter was. he is not speaking to police nor are his parents. he apparently fired 15 to 20 shots before raising his arms and giving himself up to police who were on the scene within five minutes. >> the deputies removed from the suspect a 9 millimeter sp20, 22 pistol loaded at the time and still contained seven rounds of ammunition. >> when the first shots were fired, just before 1:00 p.m., students immediately put themselves inside the classroom and threw up chairs and tables to block the door. the video at the top is remarkable. it really sho

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why in places like michigan where they have pushed these vaccines on their people, have had some of the biggest upticks in infections and hospitalizations? >> not only have they seen upticks but you also see in many instances a lot of the same people who might otherwise be persuadable to get the vaccine at some point are now more reluctant to get them and ever. why? because the government says you have to get it. if the government has so little confidence in their ability to make clear that people ought to get this that they have to force it on people or fire them, it is going to cause a lot of people understandably do say maybe this isn't such a good thing. in fact it is the reaction i hear from a lot of people in any event. regardless of whether it is good or bad or even if you couldn't demonstrate, which you can't, that this is somehow having them positive physical impact on american health, it is still wrong. it is still immoral, it is still illegal and wildly unconstitutional. >> laura: we are going to examine the constitutionality question in our next segment but senator lee, you

colorado, michigan, new york, vermont and new hampshire and we are watching what happened overnight in ohio where federal appeals court ruled the administration and require companies with more than 100 people, mandating vaccines reinstated, the white house think it's welcoming this ruling and it goes on to say especially as the u.s. faces highly transmissible all macron. his critical. we move forward protection for workers with the urgency needed in this moment. government is simply going too far trying to require employers, individuals what is going on with the vaccine it's a fight that's going to continue in the weeks ahead, they are ready to take it to the supreme court. eric: those unvaccinated remain so, we are told at their own risk. arthel: it's an all-too-familiar feeling and new york, omicron parent hitting hard, recording its highest single day for new public cases. there are testing lines in new york city with people waiting for hours ahead of the holiday spirit mark is live with more lauren companies are bring chaos, arising cases, shut down throughout the country, the seco