hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom, in custody, behind bars, and arraigned. the parents of the michigan school shooting suspect has been charged, but more charges may be ahead. and the coronavirus variant omicron moving around the globe with astonishing speed. we re live in london and johannesburg with the latest. plus, the paradox behind the rebounding job market and the public with a negative view of the economy, while millions of americans are quitting their jobs. we ll dive into the psychology of inflation. the fallout from tuesday s horrific school shooting in michigan continues, as police say another person could face charges for helping the parents of the alleged shooter. james and jennifer crumbley are each being held on a $500,000 bond in the same county jail as their 15-year-old son. they have pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughte
life ended all too soon. what happened to your husband, man? i believe he s he s dead. he was laying on the floor, and i got scared. i ran out of the house. a young father murdered in broad daylight. didn t look like a robbery. lots of valuables left behind. lots of secrets too. it kind of just sent chills up my back. something was tearing a family apart. i don t even know where to start. or was it someone? the most cold-blooded evil person. a family feud and an innocent man caught in the middle. you know these shows that poem watch that people see the ghosts of their loved ones? i wanted that so bad. so bad. hello and welcome to dateline. marc despain was a family man, a loving son, devoted husband, father of two boys. he was also a businessman, a real estate appraiser like his parents, and a successful one at that. the money was pouring in, in fact. but family and business, the two rarely seemed to mix. is that what led to marc s death, or was it
three days later, she was that. i said, she s my child, i gave birth to her i want to know what happened. at first it was just a medical mystery. seeing a healthy, white female, ever all intensive purposes should be alive. to them this was out of this house he just couldn t make any sense of it. but it soon became a murder mystery. because once they finally discovered what killed are, the next question was who. if he couldn t have, no one was going to have her. i still haven t made sense of it, i still haven t made sense of it. hello, and welcome to dateline. doctor autumn cline, was in the business of saving lives. but the doctor became a patients when out of the blue she collapsed, and was rushed to the er. now the young, successful, seemingly healthy woman in the prime of her life. was fighting for her life. it was a medical mystery, or was it? was this a case for doctors or the police? here s dennis murphy with, lethal weapon. but the emergency room trauma t
condemn the kind of big gotted rhetoric that are being trafficked by a member of why doesn t he have the ability to do this? this is who they are. in the gop conference they consider conservatives the fringe. this town thinks conservatives are the fringe. we have the base of the party which is about 70% of republican vote everies. more. this all comes as the senate in a race to the finish in a long list of to-dos including the center piece of the biden economic agenda. i ll talk to a guest who s ready to fight and supreme court justice raising eyebrows in the hearing over a mississippi law why what she said about adoption that has many concerned. we begin with the investigation into the deadly shooting in michigan broadening. aside from the alleged shooter and parents there s a possibility of an accomplice to help the parents allegedly hide from law enforcement. we re learning new individuals about that individual. a resident of andre sikora. he hired an attorney.
victories. alongside the most diverse cabinet in history, we got a new generation of republican lawmakers who wear their bigotry on their sleeves. we saw convictions in the murders of george floyd and ahmaud arbery, but we also witnessed the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse. and as the year draws to a close, while we can cheer historic legislative achievements on covid relief and physical infrastructure, we re also left wondering why the fate of our social infrastructure plan remains uncertain and why proposals to protect our right to vote and reform policing have gone nowhere at all. we still have a lot of work to do. joining me now, democratic congressman from maryland and former president of the naacp, kweisi emfumi. first of all, thank you for joining us tonight, congressman. let me start with that unfinished business i just mentioned. west virginia senator joe manchin says he might wait until next year to consider supporting the build back better act. what are you hearing o