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six year old boy shot and wounded his teacher on friday, no students were injured, the first grade teacher suffered life-threatening issue. her condition has improved according to officials. investigators are trying to figure out where and how that six-year-old got the gun. the food and drug administration approved drugs that improves to slow the progression of alzheimer s, in clinical trials, of the drug has shown to lower cognitive decline, but also may cause severe side effects. the biweekly medication is expected to cost around $25,000 a year per patient. and there was no lucky winner of the mega millions drawing on friday, pushing the estimated jackpot to 1.1 billion dollars. the third largest in mega millions history. it is the fourth time in four years, in fact, that the top
charges of 15-year-old ethan crumbly. in an abstract hypothetical if they gave the weapon to this person, it s illegal for someone his age to possess or carry a handgun. so if they participated in that, that s clearly a crime. reporter: authorities say the weapon used in the attack was purchased legally by the suspect s father four days before the shooting. investigators are trying to figure out how the 15-year-old got the gun. the prosecutor set to make an announcement about charges friday. you have a right to possess a gun, but with it comes responsibility. allowing it in the hands of somebody that shows signs that they may hurt somebody is not okay and those people should be held accountable. the parents have not made any public statements. and nbc news has not been able to contact them. two different teachers raised concerns about the suspect s behavior. the school spoke with the teen the day before the shooting and
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reporter: now, as far as the assailant is concerned, police say they do not at this point have any plans to release this child s name. he s 12 years old. he was just 12 years old. and we also learned his parents are under police protection. there s a police officer with them at all times, they said, while they re grieving and dealing with this. they also said that family is cooperating fully with the investigation, brooke. so when we heard from the police chief about potential charges against this student shooter s parents, what exactly did he mean by that? reporter: well, they re investigating where exactly this 12-year-old got the gun. that s not exactly clear. they do believe it came from his residence, where he lives. so they re investigating how he got his hands on the gun, what he did. if it turns out that the parents were negligent, they re saying there s a chance then that the parents could face charges, but they have not gone so far as to say that as of yet. okay. step