i mean, it s a homicide! i didn t hurt either one of my parents! i dont think anyone s jumping up and down about having to put a 17-year-old boy in jail. this was a lot bigger and a lot deeper than what initially we thought. they thought they picked some weak-minded kid. they didn t know who they were playing with. hello and welcome to dateline. madison holton was a restless teenager, itching for independence. but his parents gave him an ultimatum, shape up or suffer the consequences. then in the blink of an eye, two people were dead. police thought it was an open and shut case. here s josh mankiewicz with eleven minutes.” reporter: the long road of parenthood, always watching as your kids grasp at life. you cheer from the stands. get him, madison. reporter: do your best to keep them safe. hoping they make it through this world in one piece. look daddy, look! reporter: madison holton was born a handful. his parents, april and michael, could barely k
in total have been diagnosed with covid-19, more than 463,000 have now died. experts and scientists continue to warn about another surge in the weeks and coming months resulting from the covid-19 variants currently spreading across the country. this is the reason president biden is vowing not to waste anytime. a lot of folks are losing hope. i believe the american people are looking right now to their government for help to do our job, to not let them down. i m going to act and act fast. if i have to choose between getting help right now to americans who are hurting so badly and getting bogged down in negotiation, or compromising a bill that is up to the crisis, that s an easy choice, i m going to help the american people who are hurting now. biden s $1.9 trillion relief package includes jobless benefits and aid to small benefits and funding to assist in-person schools, and funds to shore upstate and local budgets and increased vaccinations and increased testing, although
there is no substitute for what happens in the classroom in those moments of looking over a kid s shoulder, seeing what they are working on, being able to correct them. john: martha maccallum away and in a moment. but the latest on san francisco schools, hi, claudia. hi, john. city officials have run out of patience saying the board of education and the school district have failed to lay out a conference of plan to get kids back into classrooms as soon as possible. that s a violation of state laws of the city is taking its own district to court. it s been nearly 11 months since students here in san francisco, along with millions of others across the nation started learning remotely. while many other districts and even san francisco s private schools have resumed in person classes, public schools here remain closed. even though the city s own health department says they could reopen safely with proper precautions. the city attorney says district leadership needs to get i
of lethal aid arrived in ukraine. 80 tons of weapons reinforcing the country s defenses against the russian forces amassing on the border. also top brass presented the president with the option to bolster forces in the baltics and eastern europe. repositioning 5,000 u.s. troops. cnn is covering the story from every angle as only cnn can. nic robertson in russia, jasmine wright in washington, d.c., and melissa bell in paris. we begin with nic in moscow. good morning. how is the kremlin responding to all this? reporter: i think we re going to get an update on that in the next hour or so. the kremlin spokesman is due to speak. there is so much has happened. russia has been accused of backing a former, a former ukrainian member of parliament to become the new leader in kiev. that s something we can expect to hear more about. but i think the announcement from president the announcement over the weekend that president biden is considering sending up to 5,000 troops is somet
we re able to identify folks that haven t communicated or weren t able to that they re okay. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. before we go to kentucky, i want to alert you to another development today at the corner of wall and broad where stocks were racing on the notion that interest rates are going up and maybe not a little bit either. the federal reserve indicating that they ll see inflation for what it is, a problem and addressing it but aggressively moving to tighten money. we ll get you to the implications of that. might surprise you that stocks were up on the notion that we might have closure on the way to addressing inflation. we shall see. now back to kentucky and robert ray on what is happening as we speak. robert? neil, good afternoon. it s breezy and cloudy here in mayfield. president biden left here about 45 minutes ago and headed to dawson springs, about 60, 70 miles away from here. he toured mayfield, walked the ground and toured it from the ai