accused of killing four students and wounding several other people at the michigan high school this week are now facing serious charges, criminal charges themselves. a law enforcement has been unable to locate the couple, authorities launched a manhunt this afternoon. but late this afternoon, the attorney said they are returning to the area for arraignment. correspondent steve harrigan has details tonight from oxford michigan. good evening. good evening, bret, the parents are facing charges of involuntary manslaughter and there is real uncertainty about what they are up to you according to local law enforcement they have fled the scene and being pursued by the fbi and u.s. marshals. if the attorney says they simply feared for their own safety and left but the attorney said they will be coming back. the sheriff blame the failure to keep tabs on the parents on poor communications with the prosecutor s office. we didn t learn of the charges until we were called by the news m
you re because you don t have your brother bill texting you the score like i do right here. telling me exactly when the grand slams come in. i ll do my part. i know how this works. it s all right. rachael, i was fascinated by your interview with congresswoman because especially because she actually did say the words, in her first response, well, i can t say what was actually said in the meeting. whereupon in the audience you kind of go, all right, do we go to the commercial now? like what s left to talk about? but it was very revealing and very, very helpful. for me, studying every little wrinkle of this. the for me the most single important fact that we know about the meeting is that it was two hours long. that is not a meeting about nothing. that is not a, so, tell me about life in west virginia. that s not what two hours is in those rooms. they got into a very serious discussion. it s hugely important. joe manchin talking to the woman who is leading the largest group
response, well i can t say what was actually said in the meeting. where upon, in the audience to kind of go, all right do we go to the commercial now? what is left to talk about. but it was very revealing, and very helpful. for me, studying every little wrinkle of this, the single most important fact that we know about the meeting is that it was two hours long. that is not a meeting about nothing. that is not a so tell me about life in west virginia. that is not what two hours is in that room. they got into a very serious discussion about it. that s what two hours is about. and it is a hugely important discussion that joe manchin, representing the small group of moderate democrats who haven t gotten on board with this yet. talking to the woman who is leading the largest group of support for this legislation. that is a very important meeting. i thought it was also, i m not going to tell you what s going to happen in the meeting, but does joe manchin want there to be a bill
stars on strike, and hollywood at a standstill, and 160,000 stars are joining the writers to picket and something that we have not seen since 1960. and the effects will ripple into your home. and now, capitol hill, the voting is under way. the fight over the money and the military is now reaching a fever pitch. we have the very latest developments on the stall of what has been the stalled defense bill in the house of representatives. i m kate bolduan with sara sidner, and this is cnn news central. all right. the breaking news, the house has just voted and the final passage of the big defense policy bill, and the bill has passed with the changes and the controversial changes of hard right and far right republican members of the house. let s get over to manu r raju f the breaking news. and what is the final count here? yes, this bill passed after days of wrangling behind the scenes of house republican leaders trying to get their conference in line, but barely getting th
and we begin this morning with breaking news on capitol hill. where a major defense bill has been turned into a debate over social issues. overnight, the republican-led house passed a series of amendments to nearly $900 billion defense policy bill. the amendments include overturning the pentagon s abortion policy, banning transgender health services for military personnel and other things. meanwhile, republican senator tommy tuberville continues to hold up military promotions over the pentagon s abortion policy, which defense secretary lloyd austin warned was a national security issue. this is a national security issue, it is a readiness issue, and we shouldn t kid ourselves. i think any member of the senate armed services committee knows that. joining us from capitol hill is ali vitali. also with us is brandon buck, an msnbc political analyst. ali, what is happening with the vote at this hour? reporter: yeah, i believe, jose, the vote is not yet closed, but that the nd