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Pulled the trigger, there are other individuals who contributed to this. >> reporter: in a rare move, a prosecutor holding the parents of a school shooter responsible in the deaths of four teenagers. hunted down, investigators say, by their son in the hallways of a high school. >> anyone who had the opportunity to stop this from happening to have done it. >> reporter: james and jennifer crumbley, each, charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter following tuesdays attack. >> we have an ...

Aussie Regulators Urge Firms to Accelerate Switch from LIBOR Aussie Regulators Urge Firms to Accelerate Switch from LIBOR Most of the LIBOR benchmarks will cease to exist by the end of this year. Arnab Shome 2021-06-04T07:32:44+00:00 2021-06-04T08:24:59+00:00 Photo: FM Multiple Australian regulators have requested market participants to make a transition away from their legacy contracts with the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR). In addition, they want the financial institutions to cease t...

China’s southern Hainan province has issued a warning against operators who run illegal cryptocurrency-related fundraising schemes, as the country keeps strengthening its tough stance against the industry. According to Reuters, citing local media outlet Nanguo Metropolis, financial regulators from the island province, including branches from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), also have cautioned on illegal crypto activity across the zone. “No organization or individual in Hainan Province ...

If you had the ear of the president and policymakers on capitol hill, what would you be telling them they must do right now? >> to be frank, i think it is appropriate right now to declare a national emergency or a national security emergency. we know that almost every state in the union is affected right now. once testing is up and running, i have little doubt that all states in the union and our territories will be infected. affected, i should say. that being said, we know our troops are at ris...

Number of sexual offenses on new york transit. just one locality, over 1100 cases the past two years. for its part, uber is the first ride-hailing company to do this, and theyre trying to be transparent. the ceo saying that its a big number when you first see it, and its still a big number, theres no getting used to 3,000 reports of assault ises. uber running this ad saying as the biggest ride-sharing platform, we have the biggest responsibility as well. so what is a ride company doing about thi...

Meant nothing. charles krauthammer, who talks about these things a lot was on "special report" last night. he tried get to the bottom line of what this all means. take a listen. >> what he wanted to do was to send a message. he sent a message. he just wanted to say its not that there is a new sheriff in town. there is a sheriff in town. there was an absence for eight years. america is back. and youre not allowed to you do whatever you want. that, in and of itself, is going to have a big effect. ...

a radiologic tech. thats when the licensing board started investigating him will after an incident in a hospital in arizona. they are speak viewed interviewe and he told the licensing board i looked in and found dave lying on his back in the bathroom stall. i looked in the toilet and spotted a 5 cc syringe and needle floating in the water. the label was blue and he said im going to jail. while this arizona board was investigating him, he voluntarily surrendered his license and he wrote...

It amounts to 44 cents for every purchase you make with a debit card. but the banks would be held to just 12 cents per transaction instead of 44. so being the crafty preachers that they are. theyve decided if they limit the purchase amount, that would force you to do more transactions, and presto, they dont wind up losing a dime. not exactly reform from the consumers point of view. banks say its necessary to cover the costs associated with debit cards, so theyre playing with several options. ban...

26 minutes after the hour. were back with the most news in the morning. it is a war against the shores. president obama says the gulf coast is under assault from the oil spill and on that point, louisiana governor bobby jindal would agree. but jindal and other local officials say the clean-up effort isnt near what it needs to be and theyre putting their own ideas to work. our ed lavendera is following that for us live in new orleans this morning. this is an interesting idea that theyve been test...

We know the water quickly is changing and winds current conditions, temperature, we saw that this weekend and must be prepared to know the affects of whats happening at coast. >> youve been investigating. what are you coming up with right now? railroad wolf, first on the spill, were told the smale not reached shore in tangible amounts yet. the weather has kind of broken a little bit. there has been an improvement in the weather and you get a sense in officials handling the containment efforts th...