a parent is held criminally responsible for a mass school shooting. her son killing four teens. it is only the first step of many things that need to change in order to protect our children. norah: the cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m norah o donnell. thank you for being with us on this tuesday night. we want to begin tonight with a groundbreaking verdict against a michigan mother whose teenage son killed four classmates in a school shooting in 2021. the jury of six women and six men found jennifer crumbley guilty of four cons of involuntary manslaughter for allowing her troubled son access to a gun, despite warning signs of his declining mental health. this is noteworthy because it s the first time in united states that a parent has been convicted in the deaths of a mass school shooting committed by their child. prosecutors charged crumbley with four counts, one for each of the four students killed at oxford high school in michigan in 2021. well, toni
there more pain ahead? less as jason chairman stuart ceo of strategic strategy firm. a welcome here and happy new year to you. so, i think after this a dreadful year in the markets, are we going to see some relief in 2023? was paul i m not so sure. i think for some higher-quality companies that can generate their own cash i think it might be a better year. i also think there s a lot of froth there s a lot of annual spirits treated by free money during the culvert era. we are in for another difficult year in my opinion. especially for companies that do not have a lot in the way of profits or cash flow. paul: your political analyst dan clifton who i follow, he argues the year after a midterm election is usually very good for stocks, historically speaking. why could this should be different? well i think this could be a little bit different because normally in a presidential election cycle, administration take the hit earlybird to make the hard decision early in the grease the
entry into the united states due to public health concerns. it was set to expire last week which the biden administration had supported but asked for a brief delay. 19 attorneys generals from gop-led states requested the policy remain in place for fear of adding to the influx at the southern border. in the 5-3 rule, neil gorsuch joins sotomayor and jackson. gorsuch suggested that the court decision to intervene was more related to the crisis at the border, rather than the legal issues in the case. those issues concern whether states can intervene in defense of a pandemic-era policy. gorsuch noted that the states, quote, do not seriously dispute that the public held justification undergirding the title 42 orders has lapsed. gorsuch also said while states may have valid concerns, quote, the current border crisis is not a covid crisis. the supreme court s order says that while it prevents title 42 from being set aside, it does not prevent the federal government from taking up,
Or are there chances for some legislative compromise. our panel is back with a pre preview. so kim, the first question is can house republicans get their act together for a coherent and governing majority with a focus on 218 votes? frankly the weight nancy pelosi did the last two years. hugs paul, at the ongoing drama over kevin mccarthy s ability to be speaker in that boat is coming up is in the indication is going to be pretty hard. the way to think about this is essentially kevin mccarthy has a five vote margin on any issue that comes along. and yes there s going to be plenty of boats they put out that her messaging votes that republicans would get behind. for instance he ll put down a bill to pull back the irs funding and the new 87000 agents. it will get all of the republican support. the real problem is going to be these must-have pieces of legislation. exit must go through to fund the
The house ways and means committee is planning to release six years worth of former president trump s tax records this friday. the committee voted to make the returns public. since then, staffers have been working to redact personal information such as social security numbers from the documents. 39-page report released last week by the joint committee on tax aches showed just a pre-preview of what we can expect. trump paid $750 in both 2016 and 2017. paid nothing in 2020. we are now less than a week away from the new congressional term. and house republican leadership is still silent over what, if anything, they ll do about congressman-elect george santos. the incoming lawmaker admitting earlier this week to deliberately lying about details about this background including education, work shift and his personal life.