another patient in critical condition. >> i'm dr. menendez. yesterday was a tragedy that we all as a team took care of the patients. we are a facility who received seven patients. now we have two patients in critical to stable condition. the other five are on their way home, and they're, you know, in good condition. the other two in stable condition. my trauma surgeon was dealing with them. if you have questions about those, you can ask. >> i'm the trauma director at the med sical center. unfortunately, this is the second such episode we have had in a year, which is very sad. the first thing i want to say is that this second time around, just like the first time around, the first responders did a terrific job. for those of you who understand what we do in trauma, tame isimf the essence. the delivery of the patients by the ems personnel was fantastic yesterday. it made a huge difference in the outcomes. as dr. menendez said, we received seven patients. one was discharged last night. we had one that was in critical condition that went to surgery

as dr. menendez said, we had several, received seven patients, one was discharged last night. we had one that was in critical condition that went to surgery. we had two more stable patients that also required surgery. we have -- there is still six still left in the hospital. we're hoping to be able to send home two of them today. but i'm expecting all of them will fully recover. i'll be happy to take any questions. >> can you please tell us -- are you prepared to tell us -- the same person, can you comment? >> we do not know if it is the same person. we did our database check and could not positively identify him. we're going back, scrubbing the information, looking at it again. but i'm not willing to say at this time it was the same person. >> -- specifically targeted, is there any indication that someone was specifically targeted that started all of this? >> not at this time, but that's a possibility. as i said earlier, the fbi, the florida department of law enforcement, and broward sheriff's office will be working to interview as many people as we can so down the road we ca

as dr. menendez said we received seven patients, one was discharged last night. we had one that was in critical condition that went to surgery. we had two more stable patients that also required surgery. we had -- there's still out of the six left in this of the. hoping to send two home today. but i expect full recovery. >> can you please tell us are you prepared to tell us that nikolas cruz is the same person that wrote the youtube comment? can you comment about the youtube post? >> we do not know if it's the same person. we did our database checking and could not positively identifying him and we're looking at it again. but i'm not willing to say at this time it was the same person. >> sheriff -- >> is there any indication that someone was specifically targeted that started all of this? >> not at this time. that's certainly a possibility. the fbi, the florida department of law enforcement and broward sheriff's office will be working con jung actively to interview as many people as we can so down the road we can uncover this information. right now it's no more t

specifically to broward health north and then i will take it over to dr. menendez. broward health north had a total of nine patients. one was treated and released, we had two deceased, three patients discharged. we have three patients in the hospital, one with extremity wounds who is doing well. another patient who is doing well following command and a third patient that remains in critical condition. dr. menendez. >> i am the director for emergency department of robert health medical center. yesterday was a tragedy that we all as a team took care of these patients. we received seven. of the seven right now we have two that are in critical stable condition. the other five went home or are on their way home. they are in good condition. the other two are in stable condition. i have our trauma surgeon who was dealing with them so if you have questions about those victims you have him.>> thank you. i am the trauma ethical director of broward health medical center. unfortunately this is becoming routine. the second such episode in one year which is very sad. the first th

as dr. menendez said, we received seven patients, one was discharged last night, 1 one was in critical condition that went to, we had two in stable home two of them today. but i'm expect that all of them willfully recover. i'd be happy to take any and could not positively identify him. we're going back and scrup scrubbing the information and looking at it again but i'm not willing to say it was one in the same person. >> specifically targeted, was there any indication that someone was specifically targeted that started all of this? >> not at this time. that's certainly a possibility, but as i said earlier, the fbi, the florida department of law enforcement, and broward sheriff's office will be working conjunctively to interview as many people as we can. so down the road we can uncover this information, but at this time -- right now it's no more than a possibility. >> do you know how he entered the building? how he got in? >> we will speak about that. we do know about that and at our next pre

. >> specifically to broward health north, and then i'll turn it over to dr. menendez. broward health north, we had a total of nine patients. one was the suspect treated and released. we had two patients deceased. three patients have been discharged. we currently have three patients in the hospital. one with an extremity wound who is doing well, and working with physical therapy. another patient who is still intubated after penetrating trauma to the chest, but is doing well and following commands. and a third patient who remains intubated and in critical condition. >> i'm director of the emergency department for broward health medical center. yesterday was a tragedy that we all as a team took care of. we received seven patients. of the seven patients, right now, we have two patients in critical, stable condition, the other five went home or are on their way home, they're in good condition. the other twoville a trauma surgeon dealing with them. if you have any questions about tho those. >> i'm the trauma medical director of broward health medical center, and unfortunatel

specifically to broward health north and i'll turn it over to dr. menendez. broward health north we had a total of nine patients. one was the suspect, treated and release. we had two patients deceased, three patients have been discharged. we currently have three patients in the hospital, one with an extremity wound doing well and working with physical therapy, another patient who's still intubated after penetrating trauma to the chest but is doing well and following commands and a third patient that remains intubated in critical condition. dr. men in a necessities. >> i'm the doctor for the emergency department at broward health medical center. so yesterday was a tragedy that we all as a team took care of this patient. we are facility received seven patients of the seven patients right now we have two patients that they are critical stable condition, the other five went home or they're on their way home and they're in good condition. the other two in stable condition. i have the trauma surgeon who was dealing with him if you have any questions about those, pl

according to politico, dr. fitzgerald invested in pharmaceutical companies merck and bayer and insurance company humana. >>> and filing to dismiss charges on bob menendez. the corruption trial resulted in a hung jury last fall. he was accused of accepting bribes from a florida doctor in exchange for political favors. charges against the doctor also dropped. menendez expressing gratitude and coming to the appropriate conclusion. >>> a polish born doctor detained by immigration officials after living in the united states for nearly 40 years. he is expected to be released today on $10,000 bond. dr. lukasz neeze was taken into custody in mid-january by ice agents. the michigan doctor was 5 when his parents fled poland in 1979. he received a temporary green card and became a lawful resident. dr. neeze came under scrutiny because of 18 encounters with police, most of them traffic violations. one child abuse case against him was unsubstantiated and dropped. >>> san francisco will immediately dismiss all misdemeanor ma

menendez plans to seek a third term in the fall. now to some other stories we're following in the evening newsfeed. dr. brenda fitzgerald resigned tday as director of the center for disease control and prevention. this comes a day after politico reported fitzgerald bought and sold stock in japan tobacco while running the public health agency. cbs news has learned the trump administration is expected to onscontinue special protections for syrians who fled the civil war. about 7,000 will be allowed to amain in this country for another year and a half, but no new applications will be r cepted. se michigan, more victims confronted former gymnastics doctor larry nassar today at his third and final sentencing hearing for sexually abusing iung patients. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. nassar's accusers now number 265. there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: we already knew whales talked to each other in whale speak, but we didn't know they could speak like us. >> hello! >> hello. ♪ ♪

in what dr. king called the fierce urgency of now is upon us. if we fail to take action today, the dreams of 800,000 young people under the deferred action for childhood arrivals, known as daca, and thousands of others like them will turn to nightmares. it is truly a terrifying prospect that dreamers face, the prospect that at any moment after they fall out of status, they could be snatched up by president trump's deportation forces, torn away from their families and sent to countries they consider foreign lands. well, i refuse to be complicit in that nightmare. i refuse to be complicit in the deportation of innocent children. i refuse to be complicit in those studying and working and studying in my home state of new jersey. it is only out of compassion for them and commitment to them that i'm prepared to vote for the bipartisan deal reached last night, the rounds-king version. let me be very clear. this is not the deal i would have drafted. it is far from the deal i would want. but i know for a fact that it is the only deal with a shot at becom

. >> a federal judge sentencing dr. solomon melgen to prison for stealing $73 million from medicare he was also orded to pay $46 million in restitution he had been accused of bribing bob menendez the charges were dropped after the trial ended with a hung jury >> for the first tame in ten years, general mills is introducing a new shape to its lucky charms cereal. a unicorn will replace the hour glass marshmallow. kids clamoring for it on social media. it will become widely available in march that's the cnbc news update at this hour. >> thank you very much >> let's give you a check on the market, the major indexes rallying soon after the open and right now, there you see the dow. maybe you can see it but i can't. >> 285 is the gain >> 285, much younger eyes, better than mines. >> a screen right here >> the s&p 500 up 17 the nasdaq is up 25.95 >> the market was up bigger, you could see it >> the numbers are bigger, i can read them. all 11 s&p groups are higher today. even with these cheaters that i bought from reader's.com