so one example is flint michigan. and then suffering the most is african-americans and where do we see that intersection? and to see that as a form of abuse. >> how did this book change you? is there something you did not expecttu through the course of your research that stuck with you that you did not expect? >> as i was putting the book together and doing research it really shocked me to go back to that first point about the different cultures have a reference to the point of water itself in that one gives honor and you give honor by respecting water and creating blasphemy. but that's how i treat dad. and with those indigenous positions of asia or africa or north america. and that spiritual on —- spirituality and sacredness of water. and. >> and then our history in many ways. and with that liquid boundary. so talk about flint michigan so expand upon that and your thoughts and if there had been any progress made in that regard for that particular situation. do we find that is where? >> the person that wrote the cha

michigan is not one of those states. that being said, we know from the prosecutor she said there are other individuals who need to be held accountable because of just how negligent the access to this weapon was. she called it beyond negligent. raising too involuntary manslaughter. we want to have a lot of questions about that though, emily. >> harris: i realized the unfortunate circumstances with columbine were such that may be all was known previous to the crimes that were carried out. but i always hear police say, you know there were some red flags. generally, that happens with the people closest to these young children. now tried as an adult, this 15-year-old. i'm wondering, how do you get to accountability though for parents in any of these types of cases? >> emily: great question. going back to the flint, michigan, case, that was in the year 2,000, a flint man pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter after a 6-year-old boy he lived with used a handgun to kill a classmate at school. also when michigan, more rec

from flint, michigan. her name is michelle martinez, and she's an activist in that area. and one of the things she helped us understand as she went through her conversation, you know, also detroit is where she's located, is how because she is a latina -- in this case in detroit -- living in a latina neighborhood, the pollution that she has to deal with not just in the water, but in the air, is so much greater than that of other neighborhoods that are not latina and mr. black. so what tore down this flint, each though everyone knew about it, it was in the news, it's also in adopt and, quite frankly, is happening all over the country. .. because of all of the freeways that were built through their neighborhoods. there are higher cases of covid it. that just 7 miles south, which is a predominantly white neighborhood for the air is a lot cleaner, you have less cases of covid. so it is not just one issue, whether it be water or air, it is how it compounds with other issues that literally become deathdealing to

flint, michigan. ten piles and piles and piles of plastic water bottles. she couldn't take it so she came up with this idea, she researched and moved back to flint, michigan and is producing glasses each is 15 plastic water bottles recycled. that isel exciting itself for me. i love wearing them and telling people about them. this is the hope and the optimism i have we will tackle this. all of these bottles are really opportunities with great new companies. that is where my hope lies. >> that is great thank you so much. >> it is great talking to you. >> you too thanks everybody. >> weekends on cspan2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday eight mega story on sunday in book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes in these television companies and more including charter communications. >> broadbent is a force for empowerment that's were charred investing billions in infrastructure, upgrading technology empowering opportunity in communities of big and small. c

son las noticias que debe saber , los padres del menor de edad acusado del ataque en una escuela de michigan se declaran no culpables y son vigilados la variante ómicron se expande en un estados unidos que aún no contiene delta y no hay información de sus efectos en new york miles de personas escriben sus deseos para el 2022 en el papel que caerán en (nombre en inglés) las autoridades en michigan quieren dar con los que ayudaron a esconderse en un centro comercial a los padres de (nombre en inglés) la pareja fue arrestada en horas de la madrugada mientras tratan de tener evidencia que el ataque del menor de edad fue predemitado >> muy buenas noches (nombre en inglés) y (nombre en inglés) están en esta cárcel del condado oakland en michigan donde también está su hijo los 3 están incomunicados e juez dio una fianza de 500 mil dólares a cada uno el padre y el hijo están bajo supervisión para evitar un suicidio (nombre en inglés) lloraba al escuchar los 4 cargos en su contra cada uno tiene una pena máxima de 15 años en prisión ambos se declararon no culpables hubo una cacerí

a rise of new cases in michigan. when you talk about needing more resources, yesterday, over on the senate side, a number of republicans were saying, you know, i don't want to support the government funding bill, which tends to not -- it has become more political. should to say. used to not be that big of an issue. they said they weren't going to support it because they wanted to vote and make sure that vaccine mandates, that there is all these different mandates aren't put in place. is that helpful? even so, that amendment failed. it's still kind of a position of the party. saying we shouldn't have all of these mandates. we shouldn't necessarily -- could be going against what you're asking for. just more resources here and there in your own state and help from the federal government. mr. upton: a couple things. first of all i'll go back a step. our delegation generally works pretty well together. whether it's protecting the great lakes. the when we started covid we all worked together, republicans and democrats, try

a rise of new cases in michigan. when you talk about needing more resources, yesterday, over on the senate side, a number of republicans were saying, you know, i don't want to support the government funding bill, which tends to not -- it has become more political. i should say. used to not be that big of an issue. they said they weren't going to support it because they wanted to vote and make sure that vaccine mandates, that there is all these different mandates aren't put in place. is that helpful? even so, that amendment failed. it's still kind of a position of the party. saying we shouldn't have all of these mandates. we shouldn't necessarily -- could be going against what you're asking for. just more resources here and there in your own state and help from the federal government. mr. upton: a couple things. first of all i'll go back a step. our delegation generally works pretty well together. whether it's protecting the great lakes. when we started covid, we all worked together, republicans and democrats, trying

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[applause] for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i speak for one moment for a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. >> mr. speaker, this has been one of the darkest and most painful weeks our state of michigan has had in recent memory. we stand here, the michigan delegation, of democrats and republicans, along with the honorary michiganders, to ask congress see your own children in the pictures of those who were lost in yet another school

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we had this terrible school shooting this week in michigan. and we have had some shootings in my district. in talking to some of the victims and survivors and my law enforcement folks, i was once on the education committee and i can remember the hearing we had with the columbine survivors. that was the first big school shooting i can remember. but i was on the committee, and there wasn't a dry eye in the place. and we know that kids, i'm a dad, kids can't learn if they don't feel like they are in a safe environment. visited literally a school every and it week i have been in is one that, until covid, office. there's been a big change in security from when i was a student to what they are today. and i have been seeing the live shooter drills. the day before parkland i was at , one of my high schools in kalamazoo, and had a live we shooter drill while i was there, speaking to 300 kids. i was back there the next week, meeting with the student council and others, law enforcement and debbie dingell came to my district, it was bipartisan, and i went

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host: let's hear from juanita in michigan. caller: i'm from a small city in michigan and we have had this problem for a long time. the united states has had this problem when it was required not to use lead anymore. so my question is, there using a lot of money to take potholes for structures that were built before 68. there is a lot of money because we've been flooded with a lot of money so that they automatically start siphoning off these moneys to take potholes on structures that were built for regulations started. that's my first question. host: we believe that there -- we will leave that there. guest: the question was how are they going to use this money. honestly it's up to each city and what kind of engineers and analytics. some of these firms are working in benton harbor and you can see that it's a slow going process. it looks like slow going. i think it's just a long process and they have to dig it up and test those pipelines. host: you are based in ann arbor. what did flint michigan teach not only the united states a

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cnn's athena jones is in pontiac, michigan for us. what do we know, athena, about this independent investigation requested by the school district? >> hi, fred. well, of course, from the very day of the shooting and from the very beginning, a lot of questions were being asked about how the school handled ethan crumbbley and the meeting with his patients and now you have the superintendent of the school district requesting an independent third-party investigation. one thing that they brought up in what the superintendent called the school's version of events is that they walked through the two complaints and the concerns that teachers raised the day before and the day of the shooting, the day before when ethan crumbbley was searching for ammunition and talked to by counsellors. he and his mother had gone to a shooting range, that shooting sports is part of what the family does together. that's something that the school officials weren't able to confirm until they finally reached the parents on tuesday. when it comes to tuesday and the v

s. state of michigan has pleaded not guilty. he has been charged as an adult with one count of terrorism and 4 counts of 1st degree murder across developments in the states. his r t scale mob prosecutors in the suburb of detroit where the recent school shooting took place have announced they are bringing charges of not just 1st degree murder against even crumbly. the 15 year old boy who shot his classmates there also, charging him with terrorism. terrorism has been added to the criminal charges that even probably will be facing after he came to school with a hand gun that was purchased by his father and shot his classmates. now, the list of charges, named by the prosecutor in the suburb of detroit, include 4 counts of 1st degree murder for the students who died. in addition to that 7 counts of assault with intent to murder for those who were injured by his gunshots and 12 counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony. now at this point, the prosecutors are saying, quote, we're going to hold the people responsib

he truly made a difference both in the south pacific and in michigan. the commitment and courage that he and so many others displayed during that time is unmatched. as admiral minimum knits famously said of those marines involved in our victory on iwo jima, quote uncommon valor was a common virtue, end quote. he will be remembered for his caring and calming personality towards anyone who had the opportunity to meet him. i encourage my colleagues to join me in remembering the life and selfless service of raymond hice, united states marine. may god rest his soul and comfort his family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? mrs. miller-meeks: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize a group of women in my district for their hard work that led to

some of these missionaries were actually from michigan. and he said, i want to thank members of the hostage negotiation team for that diligence and securing the safe release of all the hostages. this was apparently a negotiated release, which was to be expected perhaps beyond that. we've never really had a breakdown of who have been released previously. so what we've ever done is yes of a 17 hostages. our family number 16 americans, one canadian, 5 children, 18 months when, when, when kidnaps up to the ages of about 15 years old. we've been trying to piece together and narrative based on what we've been hearing, but from, from both haiti and from, from where the sausages are from. and what we're getting is a picture of around 10 a. m, g, m t, the hostages. the remaining hostages were found wandering around in a mountainous area about 2 hours south of photo prints. they were discovered by locals who alerted the authorities. and then some congregants in michigan got a text message. they said, they said it was quote from someone connected to

michigan. the fact that the people who have been suffering most are african-americans i think goes to your earlier question on where do we see that intersection? we view it as a form of abuse. >> how did this book change your? is there something you didn't expect in the course of her research something that stuck with you in a way that you just didn't expect? as i was putting the book together and as i was doing research that shocked me going back to the first how all these different cultures have a reference to water to a point that water itself is deity. the aruba people, the aruba's look at it as a goddess, a deity. one gives honor by respecting water. if i was to pollute the water i am not just polluting water i am desecrating the deity and creating blasphemy. how i treat water is how i treat deity and when you have this constant indigenous tradition whether in asia after corner of america that spirituality and the sacredness of water is something that rests in religions. >> it's something

notre dame to take michigan's spot. i go with baylor because they're a conference champ. >> brian: that's going to hurt notre dame not having the conference championship. de facto member of the a.c.c. i would go with notre dame. i can't get past baylor losing to t.c.u. >> adam: which is a second loz as well. as georgia looks -- >> adam: which is a second loss as well. georgia if they have to meet alabama again. >> brian: we talked about the connectivity. if that is real as they talk about it and the love is real it shows itself in adversity. you got hit in the mouth. you're bleeding. fight your way back. those games four weeks from now. i expect their . >> brian: that skull session -- the next one is probably going to be a crying session and after watching this film they're going to see a lot of mistakes were made. self-imposed. give alabama credit but georgia knows they can play better. i'm not sure they can beat bama with stetson bennett. >> brian: there is the question. >> brian: he has fallen vs husthis crimson tide

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also tonight the parents of the michigan school shooting suspect pleading not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges and, as we come on air, what we're learning about the person who allegedly helped him hide from the police. meantime, vladimir putin amassing tens of thousands of russian troops on the ukraine border. what u.s. intelligence sources are telling cnn about the potential for an invasion. also tonight, the incredible story behind merck's ground breaking anti-viral covid pill. one of the doctors who helped develop the new treatment joining me live. in indonesia, a volcanic eruption forcing people to outrun huge clouds of hot ash. a statewide man hunt, overnight arrests and finally a virtual arraignment of the parents of the accused michigan shooter. james and jennifer crumbley entered not guilty pleas to the charges files against them. the sheriff held a news conference a short while ago. what did he have to say about what's transpired the last 24 hours? >> reporter: we learned a few things. we learned james and jennifer and ethan crumbley are all being held in the same place not fa

and we have this interesting quote from michigan congressional member or a member of congress saying, i want to thank the members of the hostage negotiation team for the diligence and securing the safe release of all the hostages. so this was apparently then a negotiated release. we don't know whether, whether that $17000001.00 for each $1000000.00 for each hostage was actually paid. but this was a release that was negotiated. apparently we knew that the f b, i was helping facilitating in negotiations as well. still ahead on al jazeera tragedy in tasmania, after a gust of wind lifts, a bouncy castle high in the air, killing 5 children at the end of school year celebrations and jail for doing their job report is with that border says a record number of gen this apparently detained. a hello. thank you for joining in. here's a look at the americas headlines that were tracking much cooler air left behind. after those storms have swept across minneapolis, just a high of minus 5 degrees. let's go into the east right now or new york here. temperatures will come down in the days to come. we'l

ah, ah, a 15 year old suspected of gunning down for people at a michigan school pleads not guilty after being charged as an adult with terrorism and murder. that you are just members to consider. mandatory vaccinations as the new covet strain appears to have been on the continent much earlier than thought of iraq just from the russian developer of the sputnik. the job tells r t. what we might expect from the new variant needs to be done to put them in the cases we're seeing now. everyone has a mild form. on the other hand, there's no data on how it can effect elderly people. will have to wait another month or so to be sure is another dia, gas canister, they are somewhat effective. yes they, they do irritate the eyes of the throat, but only a little bit. also, we report from the scene of protests in sudan where tens of thousands have marched against military rule following last month's coo and a cnn suspends top banker chris cuomo. after he is embroiled in the sexual harassment scandal involving his brother, the former new york governor. it adds to criticism of the network for also turni

following last month's coo and sedan, we report from the scene and also this our a high school shooting in michigan, please. 3 students dead and 8 people injured. a 15 year old is under arrest and also to come face grey over to his future after the online giant gets and you both sees asked comments from freedom of speech, have raised concerts. ah, good morning. hello, just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow. you watching are t international. now japan has registered its 1st omicron case less than 24 hours after the country sailed. its board is for foreigners as a protective measure against the new mutated code which strain it echoes the world health organization zullie. conclusion that it's too little too late for blanket travel bans is omicron has already spread around the world. yet now effects 20 countries. most of them in europe. charlotte uminski has more europe's fight against the idea of importing this super mutant strain of coverage 19 looks like it's already lost its 1st battle. the health authorities are now suggesting that on the con, was present on the continent at least 10 days before it w

, in flint, michigan, and she saw piles and piles and piles of plastic water bottles. she couldn't take it so she came up with this idea. she did research. she moved back to flint, michigan, and she is producing glasses, each pair of glasses are 15 plastic water bottles recycled. that is exciting as hell for me and i love wearing them and telling people about it. this is this is the hope and the optimism that i have that we will tackle this because all these problems are really opportunities for great new companies, and that's where my hope lies. >> that's great, thank you so much. i think they will come on now to kick us off. >> great talking to you. >> you, too. thanks, everybody. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday you will find events and people that explore our nation's past on american history tv. on sundays booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. it's television for serious readers. learn, discover, explore. weekends on c-span2. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tel

and we have this interesting quote from michigan congressional member or a member of congress saying, i want to thank the members of the hostage negotiation team for the diligence and securing the safe release of all the hostages. so this was apparently than a negotiated release. we don't know whether, whether that $17000001.00 for each $1000000.00 for each hostage was actually paid. but this was a release that was negotiated. apparently we knew that the f b, i was helping facilitating in negotiations as well. and she have is quite rare for foreigners to be can not but not for haitians. haiti has the highest per capita kidnapping rates in the world. but yeah, as you say, the statistics we have are about off the face kidnappings. it's usually about 5 percent. all foreigners, often businessmen and others who are, who are in town and it often it's been reported that the end of our ransoms that are paid to, to get them up. but it's very read, especially for, but this many foreign is to be taken in one go, but i was a spike that hasn't been a spike. and in general, kidnapping in haiti this

the prosecutor filed charges against them today. >> in a rare move, a michigan prosecutor level charges against the parents of the teen charged this the oxford shooting rampage. the parents appeared via video. they were due to surrender but have yet to appear. the sheriff's department issuing a bolo in their absence and their attorney claimed they were not on the run and planned to turn themselves in today. >> there were a lot of things that could have been so simple to prevent. >> a series of missed opportunities to stop the shooting detailing timeline beginning with james crumbley's purchase of the stoll on black friday. -- of the stoll on black friday. he captioned i just got my new beauty today. and this post from his mother's account. mom and son testing out his new christmas present. >> the statements of mom, that was his gun. >> then there were several inclass incidents where a teacher caught the suspect searching online for ammunition on his phone. they called his parents but never got a response. ethan's mother texted him and said i'm not mad at you. you have to learn not to ge

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ah, the high school shooting in michigan, 3 students are dead, and 8 people are injured. a 15 year old is under arrest. questions over the new covered strains. the origin, as dutch health officials say, the army kron was detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa. we speak to a w, h. o representative in russia about how dangerous this new strain could be. you don't have a logic or not a huge, it's telling us a demand that this is a more deadly virus. there is no place for panic, but there is a place for preparedness, propulsion, and action. we will be forced to create similar sites as a reaction to those who threaten us in this way. and we can do it now because we have successfully tested a hypersonic missile. president putin says russia has developed a powerful new hypersonic missile in response to a pentagon statement wrapping up tensions with moscow. growing fears over twitters future as a beacon of free speech. as the online giant gets a new boss known for coming out against freedom of expression and the 1st amendment ah, are broadcasting live

. >>> a sophomore opens fire at his high school in michigan killing three classmates. the community in mourning as detectives search for a motive. >>> a step in the right direction. are all the problems solved? we investigate the south bay's hospital rebound from being put on notice for violations. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >>> many health leaders say there's a good chance the omicron variant is already here in the united states. it continues to spread quickly across the globe. here at home, we are getting new guidance and some precautions. we have the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: with the covid variant omicron present in 20 countries, the hunt for it here is underway. >> we are looking for it here in the united states. >> reporter: so far, no cases have been detected. the nation's top health experts expect that to change. >> it might be here. certainly not in large amounts, but it may be here. >> reporter: they are urging people to get vaccinated. for those fully vaccinated, to get booster shots, even though it's not clear

i, we know warnings are in place for an area stretching from new mexico to michigan. gas have already whipped up dust in kansas, making it dangerous to drive these latest storms come as president joe biden visited communities hit by last week's tornadoes. a ca, people were killed and hundreds more, still missing but, and promised to promised to help the communities rebuild. as hydra castro reports from mayfield in kentucky. this street in bowling green, kentucky once rang with the sounds of children playing young families, lived here. but then on friday, the tornado came and some neighbours sheltered together. they decided to get in the 1st house together. and unfortunately the house was just a mileage for the ground. 11 people died here. 8 of them were children or i don't know what to say, man. is retired when somebody's gone and you're shot, you know what happened to visual as recovery worker. sift through the debris left in 6 days all last week. super storm leaving the landscape of devastation authority sphere. the final exam will be staggering. 9 year old aniston rack. lee climbed

jim harbaugh, of course, coaches, michigan and michigan is now going to play the georgia bulldogs in the national semifinal game on new year's eve. >> be sure that next. it's a little snug. go dogs. i'm just excited to get back on the field. the guys because i think everybody does definitely disappointing loss and and once not to say that we're more inspired than usual. but guys are locked in and ready to roll. >> as for the raiders, they have a tough matchup in kansas city sunday will be even tougher as star tight end. darren waller. it's going to miss his second straight game. he is issue back issue of banged up greater 7, tough time against patrick mahomes and the chiefs 41 to 14 loss earlier this year at allegiant stadium in vegas mahomes. there. guys incredible threw for more than 40 yards. 5 touchdowns against the raiders biggest head coach rich bisaccia was asked if learning from that game could be a positive for his team sunday. >> i'd like to think it's probably a benefit for us but certainly they're thinking it's a benefit for them as well. you know, an end every week in th

s. state of michigan. please say that the 15 year old suspects 5 more than a dozen shots from a semi automatic hand gun. however, he surrendered 5 minutes after police responded. a police officer stationed at the school did help detain the suspect and said that no shots were fired during the arrest and the teenager did give up without a struggle. meanwhile, the motives for the attack do remain unclear, and the suspect to so far refused to cooperate. while mother descried the atmosphere at the school, absolute threat was stating bad. i hear your voice in. if you come to this school, your gun and you're gonna get shot are not you are so if you don't want it, you kill tisha stay home. a lot of keith, of the ones that i do know did not want to go to school. they haven't been met one to stay at school. so this is not something that you know, but then it just up to date, to say i don't want to go to school. something has been going on after high there. it's been keeping the field not one to go to school. well, t

the numbers in michigan are horrible. they're as bad as they have ever been during this entire pandemic, and he's fighting it on the ground every single day in the emergency room. >> we will take a quick break, and we'll be back to move forward on the breaking news, the parents of this charged now shooter in michigan are on the run or at least they're missing. we'll get you the latest that we know after the break. ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget. feel the difference with downy. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. we envisioned at times that we would lose one of our facilities. breaking news. but we never envi

a courtroom in centerville, michigan. it had been nearly a year since venus stewart disappeared in her pajamas. her husband doug was now on trial for her murder even though the body was never found. a fundamental fact of the defense's case. doug pleaded not guilty and said he was surprised that he was even arrested. >> this is my opening statement. >> the responsibility for prosecuting doug stewart fell to baby-face doug mcdonna. seated at the defense table, doug stewart wearing casual guy sweaters and sweater vests. >> courtroom demeanor, what'd you see, john? >> he was very good at kinda presenting himself as kinda the all-american guy. it was very bizarre. 'cause we would go into chambers, he would talk out loud like he was one of the guys. you're on trial for murdering your wife. none of this seemed to affect him one bit. >> reporter: as the prosecutor began his case, his opening witnesses focused on april 26th, 2010, the day venus vanished. state trooper aaron steensma, first on the scene, testified that he believed

michigan's attorney general is volunteering to take that on. michael george, cbs news, pontiac michigan. >>> in union city police need your help in solving a deadly shooting. callers near 7th street record gun shots around 8:30 last night. officers found a man in the driver's seat of a car with multiple gun shot wounds. he was pronounced dead minutes later. detectives are asking anyone who saw anything suspicious to contact them. >>> a live look at the state capitol building. in an hour the california attorney general will issue a warning to californians about charity scams this holiday season. he will provide advice on what to look for especially when choosing to donate during the season of giving. we'll be streaming that for you on cbsn bay area. >>> to the white house where president biden has just announced a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 beijing olympics. the move would allow u.s. athletes to compete but no u.s. government representatives will be in attendance. the spokesperson says the move is to protest china's human rights abuses. the

michigan's governor today. thanks. first responders and gave her condolences to the victims. families. >> it >> imagine a ball. tragedy and. just stop. i just wanted to be here because i think this is a. and important moment for us to support one another to support this community. i want to thank our first responders. >> the entire state of michigan still mourning tonight, the oakland county sheriff's office identifying the victims. >> a 17 year-old justin schilling, 17 year-old madison baldwin 16 year old tate near and 14 year-old had a saint giuliana. we're also getting new information tonight about an open letter. the gunman's mother wrote to then president trump in 2016 multiple news outlets reporting. she said she was going to be skipping car insurance payments to hire a tutor for her son who she said struggle daily. she said she resented how illegal immigrants got support like free ipads at school while her own son's needs were not met when she thanked the president for her right to own a gun. crumbly. the 15 year-old is being tried as an adult. he faces charges. 2 doze

s. state of michigan. please say the 15 year old suspect fired more than a dozen shouts from a semi automatic hand gun. however, he surrendered 5 minutes after police responded. police officers stationed at the school helped detain the suspect, and said that no shots were fired during the arrest and at the teenager did give up without a struggle. meanwhile, the maces for the attack do remain unclear hand the suspect to so far refused to cooperate further. my mother described the atmosphere at the school. absolute threat was stating bad. i hear your voice in. if you come to this school, you're gonna, you're gonna get sharon not that you are. so if you don't want to get your dishes stay home, a lot of keith of the ones that i do know did not want to go to school. they haven't been met one to stay at school. so this is not something there's just, you know, but then it is up to date to say, i don't want to go to school. something has been going on after high. that's been keeping the field not want to go to sch

for the lobby situation was has to be a messenger groups. >> how have you seen this issue in jackson, michigan. >> it is that every level, everyone and of courseev covid-9 has taken a bigger toll and we have done work with getting information to the people on the street, all of our police and society and still no how to use this but is crap shot in essence. >> how randall readily available on the spells. >> it is hard to tell, but the situation is getting worse. >> thank you. >> well, first of all, the addiction epidemic has shifted more of the number one killer this point is illegal fentanyl or sentinel and combine it is with methamphetamines and the bill problem is i thank you so dropped to about 25 percent to all overall deaths in overall country but yeah, what she said about the impact of covid-19 on the opioid crisis is good and that is exactly right, we saw last year of 2020, west virginia, and frankly, nationwide. i think it was 34 percent increase in drug overdose deaths, and a 50 percent increase in an all-time high for drug overdose deaths in 2020. in particular, the mother may come

she went back to flint michigan and she's producing classes. each pair of glasses or 15 plastic water bottles recycled and that is exciting for me. i love wearing them and telling people that. so this is the hope and the optimism that i have and we will tackle this because all these problems are really opportunities for greatom new companies and that's where my hope lies. >> that's great. thank you so much and i think they are going to come on now and kick us off. >> it was great talking to you. >> you too. thanks everybody. >> in 1787 james madison gave 167 speeches, made 72 motions and served on four committees at the constitutional convention in philadelphia. the purpose of this new biography j. kost writes most important madison offered the virginia plan the bold call for a total redesign of the national government. .. >> on c-span, cspan now, download it today. >> america, we believe one of the greatest thing to be an american we are striving for equal opportunity card. >> students across the country are giving a look at their injuries and

and we have this interesting quote from michigan congressional member, remember congress saying i want to thank the members of the hostage negotiation team for the diligence and securing the safe release of all the hostages. so this was apparently then a negotiated release. we don't know whether, whether that $17000001.00 for each $1000000.00 for each hostage was actually paid. but this was a, a release that was negotiated. apparently we knew that the f b i was helping and facilitating in negotiations as well. the still ahead on al jazeera campaigning close is in chillies. presidential run off with balls suggesting it's a very tight race. and rooted deep in the history of mexico. we learn more about the flower that signifies this thought on the holiday season around the world. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by capital airways. hello, nice to see you. here's our headlines for asia, not a whole lot to report for india seems quiet, no major weather alerts except toward the northwest where we've got some fog for roger st on and also bun job, but no major rain that's

that's where michigan is. and part of the reason it's worth worrying about michigan, is the state is getting a huge amount of federal help. the federal government has deployed three emergency teams of health care workers to hospitals in michigan. things are still getting worse. look at the hospitalization graph again. highest it has ever been. at least one michigan doctor is saying the three federal teams that have been sent to help already are not enough to deal with that upward curve right now. according to the michigan pulmonologist, the numbers are picking up in the community and health care is bearing the brunt of that. we need the next team, meaning the next federal help team and the next team after that. went further in a call for help from his colleagues who have retired. said, quote, we need people that may have taken a hiatus from health care for their own personal, physical and emotional health. we need those people to consider a return, so they can join us on the front line to get us through this v