president. >> senator from florida. >> mr. president, those were all our children. those of us who are parents, you can imagine the parents of those children, wondering what else can be done, because yesterday a former student at marjory stoneman douglas high school in northern broward county, parkland, florida, walked on 0 the campus with a gas mask, smoke grenades and carrying an ar-15 assault rifle. he pulled the fire alarm, he waited for the students to come out into the hallway. and he opened fire. and as a result, 14 families are grieving. their worst fears have become result, and more than a does other students who were injured, they're in the hospital and some of them in critical condition. at some point, we've got to say enough is enough. at some point we as a society have got to come together and put a stop to this. this senator grew up on a ranch. i have hunted all my life. i have had guns all my life. i still hunt. with my son. but an ar-15 is not for hunting. it's for killing. but despite these horrific events that are occurring over and over, these tra

history seventeen people are dead and dozens injured at a high school in florida. blocked the door to turn off the lights and we waited for the police it was clear for us to leave a dead body of their own flesh and blood on the floor of. the british government accused of turning its back on interpreters who help by military in afghanistan we speak exclusively to one whose asylum appeal has been rejected. and a u.s. t.v. channel releases a vast database of tweets allegedly used to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election however both candidates parties and even attack russia. morning from moscow it's nine am here this thursday the fifteenth of february i'm calling brian this is your world news. from r.t. international in sorry to say that our first story is again another school massacre in the united states this time at a high school in florida seventeen people are dead and up to fifty are reported injured the suspect shooter is a nineteen year old former student who's now in custody video emerged online which seems to be from one of the classrooms while t

state of florida. a person who says she and her classmates won't stop until something changes. >>> and at the winter games, the russian olympic delegation says one of its athletes has failed a drug test. we are live in pyeongchang later this hour. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and of course from all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> and we start with anger turning into action in the u.s. state of florida. a deadly school shooting killed 17 people there last wednesday. well, now many of the survivors say they will march on washington to demand tougher gun laws. they're calling it the march for our lives and want students to descend on the capitol on march 24th. survivors and supporters held this rally saturday to condemn lawmakers beholden to the gun industry. >> the u.s. president donald trump has been in the state of florida. he took time out there to meet with

pray for our neighbors in parkland, florida. pray for god's grace and comfort for all of the families impacted by this terrible attack especially through the difficult days that lie ahead. and also pray for, pray for god's wisdom. for all of us in positions of authority, that we might find a way to come together as a nation to confront and end this evil once and for all. [applause] so thank you, and let me thank again ron that rona mcdaniel bra group of texans together. trish: that is vice president mike pence talking at an event about the horrible florida tragedy. it is coming at a time that we learned the fbi, not once, but twice, failed to do what they needed to do when they were warned about this nutjob down in florida. they didn't didn't do what they needed to do, they didn't stop him. can you imagine that the parents found out that there was more than one warning? can you imagine that? we learned robert mueller is indicting 13 russians for the disinformation campaign they put together during the last election. it was so mu

is shooting in a florida high school leaves at least fourteen injured with reports of several people killed. saudis have taken the suspect into custody the attacker is reported to be an eighteen year old former high school student. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international and we start with breaking news this hour coming from the u.s. where a shooting has taken place at a high school in south florida there are at least fourteen total victims of the attack according to local officials and several fatalities and unverified video has emerged online appearing to show the moment of the shooting at the high school now we cannot independently verify its authenticity but before we show it we must warn you you might find the video upsetting. obviously some very disturbing and upsetting images there for more on this i'm joined live by our t's. what more do we know about this incident so far. well the shooting took place at a high school about fifty kilometers north of miami florida and it's called marjory stoneman douglas high ambulances police cars and even armore

a weapon in florida. so what is the president talking about? >> the president has blamed it in a sense on mental health. all the responsibility should be on people looking for troubled young men, alienated and potentially dangerous. well, there are a lot of those young men in our society and a lot around the world. why does the united states of america have such a high rate of mass gun violence? >> right. >> the answer is very simply that consistent with the second amendment we can tighten the rules that apply to gun purchases so there are background checks and restraining orders, for example, on men who have threatened women and who are convicted of that kind of domestic violence are prevented from gaining weapons. these kinds of measures are common sense and actually work. the state's experience reflects it. you are absolutely right. you made a key point that our state boundaries are poorest. no way guns can be prevented from coming into connecticut from a state like south carolina where the rules have

>> joining me is first term florida state representative randy fine. thank you so much for being with me. so do you support the governor's plan to spend $500 million to help make schools safer even if it means the state won't be able to cut taxes? >> well, we're very fortunate. thanks for having me on. we're very fortunate that in florida the economy is booming. i think we got a wide array of options for how to pay for this. tax cuts could be an option. remember, projects could be an option. and fortunately we spend about $3 billion less than we bring in. we don't do things in florida like they do them in washington. >> and so do you agree with the governor's proposal about even raising the minimum age of buying a firearm in florida to 21? >> look, i think the most important thing for us to do is recognize that this was not a failure of law that caused these kids to be killed. this was a failure of government. and what most important is we need to understand that we are our own first responders. the most important thing for me to see in this bill is th

los padres del con venezolano que muriÓ la semana pasada en la matanza de la escuela del sur de la florida. mientras el presidente trump ordena buscar regulaciones para prohibir los dispositivos que convierten armas semiautomÁticas en automáticas, legisladores de la florida rechazan intento de prohibir fusiles de asalto . hispanos de arizona denuncia discriminaciÓn y racismo de una empleada de una gasolinera que les prohibiÓ usar el baÑo por el color de super y por hablar espaÑol. desata polÉmica un sitio web de citas romÁnticas para seguidores de donald trump, exigiÉndoles detallar su mÍa, su color de ojos y de pelo. y los alienta a deportar a liberales de su vida amorosa. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ jorge: buenas noches, comenzamos el noticiero con el dolor de unos padres que perdieron a su hijo en la masacre de la semana pasada en una escuela de la florida. joaquÍn oliver tenía el 14 de febrero le habÍa llevado flores a su novia al colegio. sus padres hablaron con nosotros esta maÑana y ellos emigraron

of the florida. given the gun laws that currently exist in florida, people are wondering, is it worth it to go to florida or new york or other states in the northern part of the country. unless they go ahead and tighten up some of these gun restrictions. >> i have to tell you last week when you interviewed the florida governor, you pressed him repeatedly about why someone can purchase a rifle at the age of 18 but have to wait until they're 21 for a handgun. he couldn't articulate the reason for that. the reason is you can conceal a handg handgun, but this young man concealed a rifle, came into the school and unloaded it. for people with debates about gun policy, they have to look at the detail. these details matter and they're important. you need to be able to explain why that might exist and why it might be time to change it. along with that, you have to take a look at the ar-15. this is a highly customizable weapon. do we have to make people customize them in a way that meets federal law. you have

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bush: florida is a great place, because we have these robust programs, in the case of florida, i don't believe there has been a catholic school that has been closed. where you go to pennsylvania at other places where they have limited choice programs, care closing or converting catholic schools to charter schools, seems odd to me. it is a better solution than closing the schools altogether, but it is good to have a vibrant, catholic education for parents to truly wanted -- who truly wanted. we have seen scholarships -- and that all of that, we get 8000 people a day moving to our state. we don't have a personal income tax, i do know how you do it with that, but we have people moving to florida. the natural growth of our population, and we have the sustainable, now long-term programs that support building supply. i think what you will find is that it will be the net result in states that are getting close to the 40 to 50% market share of students whose parents can make choices rather than be dictated where they can go to school. >> there's one in committee and you're the finish line in n

esto es lo que estamos viendo, esto es lo que estÁ pasando en florida. y eso es lo que hace del trabajo mÁs profesional, gracias. quiero agradecerle al legislador por haber venido desde washington. a funcionarios electos del condado. mi mensaje a la comunidad en el condado de broward es muy sencillo, sus representantes elegidos, comisionados representantes y senadores estatales esta es gente que no estÁ pensando en simplemente ahorrar dinero, estÁn pensando en salvar vidas. este es el momento de pensar no en cuento podemos ahorrarnos, sino tenemos un policÍa aqui o allÁ, este es un problema nacional, necesitamos mÁs hÉroes, mÁs socorristas, no menos, y sÉ que muchos estados tienen tÉrminos diferentes para asistir a los pacientes de enfermedades mentales, queremos que se curen, todos conocemos a alguien afectado por algÚn tipo de enfermedad mental. la ley becker en florida le permite a las autoridades y a profesionales mÉdicos con fui nar a una persona involuntariamente mientras se la examina, pero tiene que haber una razÓn *, hay que poder a

esto es todo desde parkland, florida. javier: nos llegan diferentes tipos de informaciones de que estudiantes en boca ratÓn se han salido de sus escuelas y estÁn caminando en protesta por esta idea de muchos congresistas de no tocar el tema de las armas. lo vemos completamente en vivo. todo esto estÁ ocurriendo en florida en el balneario de boca ratÓn. carolina: tambiÉn se espera esa mega marcha por nuestras vidas el prÓximo 24 de marzo. jorge ramos entrevisto en exclusiva a los padres de joven venezolano que perdiÓ la vida en la masacre de parkland. hoy pueden ver en vivo el reportaje especial. aquÍ tenemos las fotografÍas que compartieron en la cuenta de instagram de jorge. javier: una amiga de nicolas cruz dijo que en Él noto diferentes rasgos perturbadores. para ella todo comenzÓ como una amistad normal y todo dio un girÓ cuando se dio cuenta de que nicolas era una persona muy agresiva. lo empezÓ anotar con comportamientos raros que de alguna forma tambiÉn algunas mÉdicos decÍan que marcaban un precede

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tend enrique: en esta noche de viernes 16 de febrero y estas masacre en florida y elogio el trabajo de personal medico y de emergencia en asistir a las victimas. tambien se reunio con policias que reaccionaron a la tragediaapenas un mes antes de la matanza el fbi recibio informacion sobre la posibilidad de que nicolas cruz estuviera planenado un ataque, la agencia no la investigo.detienen a estudiantes en varios estados por amenazar con repetir tiroteos en sus escuelas como el de florida.... detienen a distintas personas que han amenazado con realizar tiroteos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos a calderÓn. ilia: a sÓlo cinco meses que azotaron los terremotos en mÉxico , vuelve a ocurrir otra peligroso sismo. el temblor se sentÓ en otros nueve estados y la ciudad de mÉxico donde los residentes desalojaron edificios y se activaron los protocolos de seguridad. alejandro nos tiene un resumen de la situaciÓn. adelante. alejandro: momentos muy intensos y de mucho terror se vivieron en el centro del paÍs cuando, como bien lo comentas, un fuerte sismo de 7.2 sacud

and because it's florida, you can guess how that went. >> as the students arrived at the florida capitol, the florida legislature showed just how tough changing those laws is going to be, voting to not even take up debate on an assault weapons ban. >> 36 yeas, 71 nays, mr. speaker. >> the notion is not adopted. >> trevor: shame. are you serious? these kids drove all the way to tallahassee, and you won't even debate gun control. maybe it's just me, but where i'm from, when someone comes to your house asking for help, you don't turn them away. you do the right thing. you turn off the lights and pretend you're not home, okay? yeah. ( laughter ) it's called "an african hello." ( laughter ) seriously, that's pretty shitty what they did. but don't get angry. don't get angry. you're going to need that anger for when you find out what they did pass less than an hour later. >> pornography is being declared as a health risk-- at least it is here in the state of florida. the stase house of representatives approved a resolution for this yesterday. the goal, they say, is to protect floridians, especi

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. >>> tonight, student survivors taking action, confronting florida's lawmakers over guns. >> we are demanding change. we have stared down the barrel of an ar-15 ourselves. >> and at several high schools, walkouts in a growing show of solidarity. >>> also tonight, it's been called america's safest school. high-tech cameras, panic buttons, and a hookup straight to the sheriff's department. is this the future? >>> breaking news from president trump on the nation's gun laws as we hear from the white house for the first time since the massacre. and since those new mueller indictments against russians. >>> wild weather from coast-to-coast. record cold in the west. record heat in the east, and a major flood threat in between. >>> and here in pyeongchang, more medals for team usa. tonight, one of the breakout stars, adam rippon opening up about a hidden side of figure skating, a secret he is revealing about himself to help others. >> this is sh"nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening from pyeongchang. i'm savannah guthrie in tonight for lester. it's been a day of hope and heartb

, parkland, florida and people from florida state and other gun control lobbyists lobbying for gun control changing. inside the state house, recapping the tragic life-changing events from a week ago and pushing representatives here to change florida gun's laws. >> the only reason that we've gotten so far is because we're not afraid of losing money, we're not afraid of getting re-elected or not. we have nothing to lose. the only thing we have to gain is our safety. >> senate president's office tells us the next couple weeks, which is the remainder of the annual session here in florida's legislature, they will be working on some gun control measures, only school safety measures and mental health measures. they have a couple weeks and then they're out for the year. >> this he's a spread quickly i guess through social media? >> it has. those that organized the woman's march are now looking at a separate event in march for students to walk out for 17 minutes. the number of students that were killed in that shooting last week. there's also an effort on april 20th to commemorate the 19-year anniv

if you have ever been in south florida it is by fort lauderdale. it started at a 2:45 on the east coast and there is a father talking right now to this local affiliate. let's listen in. >> we do not have confirms of multiple people dead. >> it looks like he was just talking with network coverage on this report with 20 or 50 people injured in this most recent school shooting in america. >> it really does speak to the fact that there is not too much but authorities have been able to confirm for us just yet with some incident at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida and we showed you pictures of people being rushed into ambulances. we know that we have seen countless students being led from campus buildings and a quick line to show that they themselves are not a threat. the most important piece of information is that the shooter is not yet in custody. at this point it is still an active scene with students showing pictures of the classrooms deserted. we have heard from parents coming to the school but we got a little middle school

maggie rulli live in parkland, florida. thank you, maggie. >>> and there have now been more than 300 mass shootings in just the last three years in this country. >> let's get some perspective from law enforcement. steve gomez is there, our former fbi special agent. steve, we are hearing when that student was there, in the school, as maggie was mentioning, he was barred from wearing that backpack. should that have been a red flag? >> not necessarily the banning of the backpack on its own but there are other indicators that when you combine that with the issue of the backpack should have set alarms with the faculty at the school and should have alerted law enforcement to take a real hard look at this suspect, whether they had a probable cause to go to his house and do a search or go and knock on the door and let the suspect know that he was on the radar of law enforcement. that might give him pause to think maybe he shouldn't be going down this path. >> i's always a delicate dance. we look back in hindsight and say, look, the

let's get straight to south florida. brian todd is joining us right now outside the courthouse in ft. lauderdale. what's the latest information there, brian, you're picking up there? >> reporter: wolf, just a short time ago, we got a very dramatic, compelling, and disturbing new time line of exactly how this shooting unfolded at himarjory stoneman douglas high school, this time line on what happened when this shooter got out of an uber vehicle that he took to the high school. this account coming from the sheriff. >> an uber car dropped off the suspect at 20:19 yesterday, presidential nominye9 p.m. yesterday at stoneman douglas high school. the suspect entered the east stairwell with a rifle inside a black soft case. the suspect exited the stairwell, pulled the rifle out of the case. at 2:21.33 the suspect readied his rifle and began shooting into rooms 1215, 1216, 1214. he went back to 1216, back to 1215, and then to 1213. the suspect then took the west stairwell to the second floor and shot one victim in room 1234 on th

action after the florida school massacre. we learned the gunman's home was a frequent destination for local police. did the fbi miss a chance to track him down? >>> to every parent, teacher and child, we are here for you. whatever you need. >> president trump offered comfort to families, but no mention of guns. is there any hope of action to stop the bloodshed? welcome to "early start." along with rene marsh in new york, i'll dave briggs. we begin with the latest on the florida high school shooting as families hold vigil and begin to say good-bye to their children. charging documents in the case show 19-year-old nikolas cruz has confessed to being the gunman. we learned the fbi was warned about cruz by someone who saw a threatening post online. that post, one of many, that offered disturbing glimpses into his mental state. all 17 victims have been identified by the broward sheriff and as lawmakers fumble with what to do or not to do, this morning, the conservative murdoch owned cover. "mr. president, please act on gun control

a tragic valentine's day in south florida. of course, we'll have much more on this coming up as we get it. lucy? >> it surely is tragic. chris, thank you. president trump tweeted just minutes ago, my prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the terrible florida shooting. no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school. our coverage of this breaking story continues throughout our newscast. more comes in. we will bring it right to you. >>> it has been extremely rough flu season. the virus is everywhere and now one local school is taking extreme measures to keep children safe. our dawn timmeney is at northampton county high school the school is turning now to technology. >> reporter: you could call the maintenance crews in the northampton county school district germ busters these days. they're now using fog machines with hospital grade disinfectant to stay ahead of the flu out broke. the worse in the nearly a decade. >> the first applicator is using is more aggressive surface type c

he also has a deep affinity for florida as well. he's going there this weekend to spend the weekend at mar-a-lago. i would imagine we will likely hear from the white house, probably not today but maybe tomorrow, that the president -- when first responders and law enforcement get the situation they're under control and wrapped up, that the president may make a visit to that part of the state. >> bret: john roberts, thanks. we're going to go live to the scene. this trust conference is about to begin. this is broward county sheriff scott israel. we are going to get this audio for you momentarily. >> florida department of law enforcement and countless local public safety entities. i want to think everyone from public safety from the bottom of my heart for your efforts today. the fbi and broward sheriff's office will be doing the crime scene investigation and the follow-up to this horrific, horrific incident. as i said before, this incident truly makes me sick to my stomach. it's horrible, catastrophic. we are saddened to say 17 people l

ted deutch from florida. give everybody our best. >> sandra: as we continue to learn more about the suspect we're awaiting an important update from doctors at the hospital that has taken in some of the critically injured patients. update straight ahead on that. >> i know that three people -- i think three in my classroom got hurt. i saw blood everywhere. taled ne. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >> beautiful town of parkland where i have lived up until a year ago, i lived here with my family and raised our kids here for 10 years. we lost a football coach tonight. my triplets graduated from this very school. we had a deputy sher

i also spoke with florida attorney general, pam bondy, and broward county sheriff scott israel. i'm making plans to visit parkland to meet with families and local officials and to continue coordinating the federal response. in these moments of heartache and darkness, we hold on to god's word in scripture, i have heard your prayer and seen your tears, i will heal you. we trust in that promise and we hold fast to our fellow americans in their time of sorrow. i want to speak now directly to america's children, especially those who feel lost, alone, confused or even scared. i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. you have people who care about you, who love you, and who will do anything at all to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer, or a faith leader. answer hate with love. answer cruelty with kindness. we must also work together to create a culture in our country that embraces the dignity of life that creates deep and meaningful human connections and that turns classmates and colleagues into friends an

that killed 17 people in florida. tomorrow, he will hold a listening session with the kids parents, teachers, affected by the school students. another meeting is planned for this thursday whether he is being unfairly criticized or more that he can do. stay tuned. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> harris: students who survived the deadly shooting in four to get ready to board a bus. trump is back in the white house. some are criticizing him for not talking about gun control after the parkland massacre but the white house says the president is open to tightening background checks and is planning to hold a listening session tomorrow to hear concerns from the students and teachers. it is not clear who will participate in that. thursday, he is set to meet with state and local officials to talk about school safety. here's more

sparked by last week's school shooting in florida. fox news media analyst and host of fox's "media buzz" howard kurtz tells us how the russians are trying to turn the tragedy to their advantage. >> an hour after the florida school shooting, twitter erupted with hashtags as #guncontrolnow. we now know hundreds of such posts came from twitter account suspected of having links to russia. "the new york times" reports the russian social media blitz is part of a far-reaching disinformation campaign that includes conspiracy videos on youtube, phony interest groups on facebook, and so-called bots that can drive a twitter discussion and push it into the mainstream media. analysts say a divisive subject like gun control is fertile ground for these covert russian operatives whose goal is to fuel conflict and frustration in america. >> they are trying to foment dissension and anger. they're really trying to get americans to point fingers at one another, to drive wedges, and double down on features that exist in our society. >> special counsel rob

en la escuela de parkland,, florida en el condado broward. tambiÉn visitÓ a los hospitales. trump se reuniÓ con las autoridades que dieron la primer respuesta a la tragedia y galo arellano nos tiene mmasa de este recorrido. galo: el presidente donald trump y la primera dama se reunieron con los parientes de las vÍctimas que dejÓ el tiroteo en la escuela marjorie stoneman. " el trabajo que se hace es increÍble y quiero felicitarlos", dijo. luego visitÓ a los convalecientes y a sus familiares en privado. las principales autoridades policiales del estado de la florida tambiÉn se reunieron con trump. catalogÓ como increÍble el trabajo de los policÍas. los desconsolados padres y madres que perdieron a sus hijos, aparte del dolor que les aqueja tienen que lidiar con la realidad de que el fbi pudo haber evitado la tragedia si es que la agencia no desechaba dos pistas vitales en contra de cruz. segÚn los expertos, demandarÁ las instituciones de inteligencia no es tan sencillo. >> con una negligencia de eeste tipo no es algo que se va a s

that's ridiculous. >> yesterday's tragic shooting in parkland, florida, affects everyone. but it really hits home for the flyers shane goss tis bear who went to that high school for two years. like all of us he was shocked especially considering parkland tops the list as one of the safest cities in florida. so today he gave his condolences as a former student at marjorie stoneman douglas high school i am saddened way horrick news of yesterday and with a heavy heart, my thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected by the tragedy in park land, florida. there's talk of a flyers holding a moment center on tuesday at wells fargo center. >> nascar season kicks off with one of the biggest races around the daytona 500 on sunday last year's cup serious martin truex, jr., would love to start his campaign for repeat. now that last year title has finally sunk in, true he can says he's feeling cal cal cool , calm and collected. >> i feel great. i'm not feeling any pressure at all. i'm excited to get back to the race track and get on the race track and try get some more wins and go

>> absolutely. >> neil: that's florida policy. >> that's florida policy. my advocates got in their cars and drove t from all over the state to broward, helping the families, having to inform 17 families that their child is never coming home is one of the worst things a human being can do. my heart wrenches for these families. it's horrible. it's gut-wrenching. but there are many who survived and we've got to pray for them. we've got to pray for their families. i was in the hospital and saw three of thei the victims and tr amazing families yesterday. they're going to recover. but there are thousands of kids who are injured emotionally and that's not going to go away. we're going to help them as well. my advocates in my office, we do this, we help provide counseling directly to them. and the superintendent of the schools has been great. everyone's been amazing. one of the families is from out of the country. senator rubio was there right away to help us expedite visas for them and, again, rick scott, our governor, was on the ground nonstop, sheriff israel an

that's enough. >> in florida there was an armed officer on the scene. he wasn't able to intervene for whatever reason. the coluine high school massacre in colorado in 1999. there was an armed officer there. that also didn't prevent is shooting from appening. police officers attended the scene very quickly. these things, the evidence does not show that this stops people from being killed. >> in bothne columnd the florida one, both of those had a school resource officer. in neither case did the reso killer. er engage the it didn't happen. >> that's the whole point. these resource officers are trained to react in the kinds of situations a if they can't, how would you expect a teacher who this is not his primary training be able to do that? >> but a teacher did react in florida ands isthey have in pearl, mississippi, and on and on and on. r teachers have gone to the scene with nothing and our police officers cannot get there in time. the school resource officer hould have in florida, no doubt about that but the outside police help, this event was over and d

they protested all over florida. florida's a very, very big state, population wise and geographically. and when the kids from parkland, florida arrived in tallahassee today, they had had to travel seven hours across the state to get there, and they did. in florida, state politics are republican-dominated now and pro-gun-republican-dominated now. the state has been among the most extreme, even experimental policy environments for the nra. but these kids already have succeeded in getting florida's republican less laters to talk about something they wouldn't talk about. we don't know what's in the package of reforms, but it's suspected that it might include some minor legal changes that would restrict long guns to the same as handguns, you'd have to be 21 years old to buy a long gun. they're talking about subjecting rifles to the same waiting period that applies to handguns. that waiting period is a whopping three days in florida. so, when i say these are modest changes to state law that they are considering, i'm not ev

♪ >> a horrific tragedy, a gunman opens fire at a florida high school. >> i was sitting right behind the cabinet and the bullet passed my ear. got girl next to me. >> students fearing for their lives. parents in panic. a true nightmare coming to life. >> it's just a horrible day for us. >> now the investigation into why this happened. ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> that florida school still a crime scene right now. you're looking live pictures as investigators continue to work throughout the night where the bodies of victims remain. they still have not identified everyone. 17 people killed. many more injured. in what is the nation's deadliest school shooting since sandy hook in 2012. unimaginable tragedy. i'm iain page. parents holding their kids tighter tonight and many asking the question right now why does this keep happening? here's what we know as of now. police have identified the gunman 19-year-old nikolaus cruz many authorities say he first opened fire just before school was let out. he then walk into the building and pulled the fi

live in parkland, florida. thank you. >>> many of those who know the suspect are painting a dark picture of a young man obsessed with weapons. >> new video shows a s.w.a.t. team taking him intohe school. one classmate says years ago when they were in the seventh grade the suspected shooter punched a window and said, quote, i'm going to cause karma one day. >> he's prepared for this stuff. >> reporter: students say it's no surprise he's been named the gunman describing him as a troubled you man. the 19-year-old was known to show off knives and guns on his social media account. >> a lot of peoeoing to be him actually -- all the kids said he's the one that would shoot up the school but turns out everyone predicted it. that's crazy. >> reporter: students say he was also known to make threats about shooting up the school. >> i swear to god i'll shoot up this school and then i was like, yo, watch what you're saying around me and then i just left him after that he came up to me and apologized for what he said a i told

i was in parkland, florida. it hit us like a gut punch on friday to learn that there might have been a mistake made. not there might have been. the fbi director came out and said there was a mistake. i applaud his transparency. the fbi has 35,000 employees. it is an institution which has a proud and fierce history. it is made up of human beings and humans are the fallible. whether it is a system failure and we need to fix that to make sure it doesn't happen again or individual failing. i'm certain the fbi director will get to the heart of it and fix. i say this. leaders set the culture of the agency. the federal government and executive branch is made of 2 million people. if you want to hold somebody accountable, if any of the 2 million people did something wrong, the president should be held being abccount. i think governor scott's call for removing the director of the fbi is wrong. congress will look into it and let's move on from there and make sure it doesn't happen. >> before we move on, we want to be clear

but, bob, you don't come to florida to stay inside. and what really sells this house, bob, is the outdoor-living space. i mean, when you...the minute you walk in here, you notice you have this outdoor kitchen which just invites you out here. there's 5 bedrooms, 6 1/2 baths. a very large library, exercise room. it's two stories. the master bedroom is amazing. >> an unbelievable master suite. it has an exercise room, private, covered porch with a serenity garden, and a spacious, walk-in closet with 20-foot vaulted ceilings. >> bob, we could go this way or we could go through the secret door. >> where's the secret door? >> right here. >> get out of town. this is the closet. >> the master closet. >> you know, it's almost cathedral-like. it's almost cathedral-like. what a beautiful, walk-in closet. >> let's take a walk in here. wow. look at that. that is beautiful. >> custom stained glass, his-and-hers bathrooms. >> so we're walking into the -- look at the view out of the master bedroom. are you kidding me? oh. look at this. >> the master b

he'd been a student at the florida high school. he went up and down the hallway, hanging and shooting into the classrooms. he shot through my door. president trump addresses the nation, promising to tackle the difficult issue of mental health, but makes no mention of gun control. it is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference. we must actually make that difference. all change in south africa — cyril ramaphosa says one of his priorities as the country's new president will be to fight corruption. also on the programme: the city of compton is famous for rap music and gang wars but life is improving there. we explore how. get in touch with us using the hashtag #beyond1000ays. hello, i'm katty kay in washington. it's another of those days that the world looks at america and wonders, how do they tolerate this? there has been a school shooting in the us on average every 60 hours so far this year. every 60 hours. as parents across this country sent their children off to class this morning, they

at least 17 people killed at this high school in florida. tonight: >>> this is just absolutely pure evil. >> now at 11:00 at least 17 people killed at this high school in florida. and tonight the murderous rampage and the teenage suspect. good evening. >> in addition to the 17 killed more than a dozen others were hurt. the suspected gunman a former student expelled for disciplinary rvenlts tonight investigators describe his social media accounts as quote very disturbing. the school is located in the fort lauderdale suburb of parkland, recently named florida's safest city. laura podesta is there tonight. >> reporter: the broward county sheriff says they've identified 12 of the 17 people killed in the shooting. the suspect 19-year-old nicholas cruz remains in police custody as officials work to determine his motive. the nightmare in marjory douglas stoneman high school in parkland, florida unfolded just as the school day was ending. police say the suspected gunman 19-year-old nicholas cruz arrived on the school's campus wednesday afternoon hea

shooting happened at marjory stoneman douglas high school , in parkland florida . about 15 miles south of boca raton. our reporter says the shooter went to the school with an assault rifle, gas mask and smoke grenades. >> reporter: confusion and chaos followed the gunshots at marjory stoneman douglas high school . students rushing out of the buildings were screened by s.w.a.t. teams. some treated and taken away by ambulance. >> there was a lot of blood, people are dead in the halls. >> reporter: the shooter carried an assault rifle into one building and reportedly pulled the fire alarm to draw people out of classrooms before opening fire. it was about 2 pm wednesday afternoon. just before dismissal. the sickening sound of gunshots and screams caught on a student's snapchat video. police moved in, evacuating each room. outside, children and parents on cell phones looks for each other. hugs, tears and shock. >> he ran up and down the hallway to shooting into classrooms. he shot through my door and broke the window. >> you hear this on the news all the time and you ne

spoke with the florida governor. in a tweet that the white house is quote working closely with law enforcement on the terrible florida school shooting a lot more reaction coming in spokes person. in the in the white house huckabee some are saying term has offered for deferred federal assistance as well if needed this is turning into a tragic day at this school with seven well looks to be pupil killed in this happening a run an hour before leave time around two thirty local time. the picture there appears to be we can actually show. the picture of who looks to be the suspect we had pictures there earlier of the suspect getting rid of a police car after he'd been up a handy look to have been injured whether it was in a shoot out or next and also getting into the ambulance he had this this is the video we have from a helicopter and what you're about to see is the actual suspect at what we said a white male if dean year old reputed to be a former student of the school he was opera handed. with violence with him putting u

y también tras la reciente masacre en florida hay una nueva aplicación para situaciones de emergencia que estar a disposición de los maestros y estudiantes a quien el área de la bahía. le contaremos cómo funciona y si en realidad podría salvar vidas (música). >>> en méxico sigue las historias de personas desaparecidas en veracruz, ahora desde hace 12 días cuatro jóvenes simplemente no aparecen, y los familiares están haciendo hasta lo imposible por ubicarlos. >>> a los familiares como un joven de 25 años de edad desapareció hace 12 días, no les queda más que salir a las calles para reclamar su búsqueda. >>> yo lo vi el sábado que salió a las 2:00 de la tarde su casa y después ya no lo volví a ver. cuenta que recién egresado de la universidad salió de casa el pasado 3 de febrero para reunirse con amigos y festejar el nivel del nutriólogo luego nadie supo nada de su paradero. >>> supe que se comunicó con sus amigos a las ocho 20, el estaba por la zona del acuario. >>> ese mismo día desaparecieron los esposos, acompañados por julieta gómez, amiga del matrimonio

and parkland florida. were going to hear the present address the nation about the school shooting live. you will see right here on ktvu fox two coming up at 8:00. >>> florida's republican senator marco rubio said yesterday is a day you pray will never happen. >> i also hope people will reserve judgment on, i've seen a lot of people to on television talking about why this happened. the facts of this case are important. and as more details become available we will have a deeper conversation about why these things are happening. >> senator rubio has been criticized on social media for his ties to the national rifle association. according to the new york times, he has received more than $3 million from the nra during his career. florida's democratic senator bill nelson said every time this happens people say enough is enough. and then it happens again. >> we could not even get past a bill that would take the terrorist watchlist and prohibit them from buying a high-caliber weapon or any weapon. we couldn't even

diane gallagher is in deer beach, florida, with more details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. that bit of good news about only three remaining patients is met with solemnness here in parkland because of the funerals that continue to happen in this community. at the exact same time that people will be saying good-bye to 14-year-old jamie guttenberg, they will also, at another chapel, be saying good-bye to 35-year-old teacher scott feigel. according to his students, he died saving their lives by trying to lock the door and to keep the shooter away from them. this is something that so many in this community are having to do each and every day, victor, go to these funerals because of that shooting. >> dean gallagher for there in deer field, beach, thank you. join us for a special town hall for students and parents and others impacted by the florida school shooting. "stand up." it airs live on wednesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> social media is lighting up after the florida shooting. the president using twitter to blame de

and senator marco rubio as well, in florida. >> right. here we're seeing her for the first time today. when she boarded air force one, the press was told, as usual, it is usually close press, not to photograph her. you're right. she has become the compassionate vois of this administration. she's taking on helping children as part of her platform. i was just with her covering her visit to a children's hospital in bethesda. she made cook business seriously ill children. she exchanged valentines. she's really doing some work on the side that expresses sympathy and empathy. and again, her presence today going to visit the victims of the high school shooting is probably most welcome. whatever the case may be. >> we see the chief of staff very visible there. coming up, we're going to have much more on our top stories. 13 russian nationals indicted by special counsel robert mueller as part of his investigation into 2016 election meddling. first, a stunning admission from the fbi as authorities try to figure out how they missed warning signs from

in parkland, florida. that's 40 miles way afrom he fr in mar-a-lago. it was only one of many tweets from the president, his main focus was the russia investigation. the president attacking some of his favorite targets and democrats in the media. and going as far as to undercut his national security adviser hr mcmaster, someone that he's long been rumored to have serious disagreements with. it all stems from a comment that hr mcmaster made at a security conference in munich, germany, over the weekend. mcmaster was asked about the statements that were made by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on friday and presenting his indictment. here's what mcmaster said. listen. >> as you can see with the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain. >> reporter: and here is what the president wanted to clarify, his tweet about hr mcmaster. he writes, quote, general mcmaster forgot to say that the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the russ

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is >>> a highing massacre rocks a south florida community. siautomatic weapon, the gunman opened fire leaving dead and forcing hundreds of students to run for their >> all i heard were the guts the police cleared us. all iee bodies on the floor. >> a 19-year-old is being to figure out the motive. >>> good morning from the stut headquarters here in new york. . i'm anne-marie green. this morningriti in florida are questioning a 19-year-old they say semiautomatic rifle to kill 19 peopt about 3,000 school makes it one of the largest in the state. shooter set off a fire alarm to lure students out classrooms as school was he wore gas mask, multiple magazines ammunition. laura podesta is in parkland with od morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. police tell us entified 12 of the 17 people that have been killed,released names andtied. however, we're learning much more about the suspechoolcted d, police say 19-year-old cruz fired a hail of bullets into aclassroom at the marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> he went up hallway shooting thro