suspect in yesterday's mass shooting at a florida high school was booked into the broward county jail this morning and has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. we are now learning more about nikolas cruz's troubled past. laura podesta is in parkland, florida with the latest. some of the video you're about to see is graphic. >>> reporter: >> reporter: the suspect was escorted into broward county jail this morning. as the schoolday ended, police say 19-year-old nikolas cruz fired a hail of bullets into classrooms at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. bullet holes are seen on this laptop computer in the classroom. >> he ran up and down the hallway just banging and shooting into the classrooms. he shot through my door. i saw blood everywhere. >> reporter: cruz was heavily armed with what is believed to have been an ar-15 semi- automatic rifle. law enforcement sources say shortly after the suspect entered the school, he pulled the fire alarm causing students to empty out into the hallways. >> he got us out of our classrooms slowly and in a large

having such large eyes." >>> a historic blast-off at florida's kennedy space center. the world's most powerful rocket, the space iks fax falco, passed its first test flight. it lifted a tesla red convertible into space. >>> an eagle quarterback is souring and help to puerto rico falls short. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports on a fema contract that called for 30 million meals for hurricane maria victims in puerto rico. they delivered the contract to atlanta entrepreneur tiffany brown. she reportedly had no experience in large-scale disaster relief. three weeks later the contract was canceled. congress is investigating the contract and how fema handled the disaster. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" reports a second man in california has undergone breakthrough gene editing. there's also been no safety issues from the first man's treatment three months ago. in november a 44-year-old phoenix man became the first to have gene editing done inside the body for a metabolic disease. doctors say he's doing well. a second man underwent th

man could have stopped the florida shooter. the school resource officer had a gun, but he never went into the building. that resource officer scott peterson has now resigned. the sheriff said he was sickened to see surveillance video that shows peterson stayed outside while students were gunned down inside stoneman douglas high school. s cruz is >> well, what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in. >> reporter: so what should he have done? >> went in. addressed the killer. killed the killer. >> 19-year-old nikolas cruz is accused of opening fire on the campus and he's charged with 7 counts of murder. two other sheriff's deputies were placed on administrative leave while the department investigates nearly two dozen encounters with the suspected shooter. >>> tonight president trump is proposing bonuses for teachers that carry guns in schools. >> these are people that would actually want them, and it would be a small percentage, but it would be a lot of people, and you'll have a situation where all of the sudden this horr

." grieving teens are turning their pain into action. students from the florida high school that was the scene of a mass shooting are heading to the state capitol to push lawmakers for more gun control. >>> president trump endorses his former foe in u.s. senate run. ♪ >>> and canadian ice dancers put on a captivating show, taking home the gold and making history at the winter olympics. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. florida legislators expect to consider tougher gun-control laws that could include raising the age to buy any gun to 21. 19-year-old nikolas cruz legally bought the gun police say he used to kill 17 people at his former high school. students at marjory stoneman douglas are urging lawmakers to take action. meanwhile, the family that took had cruz is defending their decision to allow him to move in with about half a dozen guns. hena doba is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that family that was housing cruz say they brought the teen in was because it wa

week after the deadly school shooting in florida, president trump invited americans touched by gun violence to a listening session. what the president heard was emotion from parents who lost children and children who lost classmates. also today, in washington and other places, students held protests to demand tougher gun laws. we begin tonight with major garrett at the white house. major. >> reporter: president trump heard many voices, anguished voices, and said he would listen and then do something. and he heard new ideas, including gun control measures he and congress, mostly on the republican side, have long resisted. there was one common theme: meudents and parents at a breaking point. >> i'm never going to see my kid again. i want you all to know that-- never, ever will i see my kid. that's how-- i want it to sink in. it's eternity. >> reporter: andrew pollack, father of meadow, one of 17 killed last week. >> it should have been one school shooting, and we should have fixed it! and i'm pissed! because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. she'

copeland chose florida over tennessee and alabama. and that choice did not sit well with his mom who stormed out of the nationally televised ceremony. she was wearing a tennessee hat and an alabama sweater, but her son went with the gators. >> you didn't let mom know? >> his mom will be coming back into the fold when he signs his million dollar contracts in the nfl. >> all of a sudden reconciliation. >> all is forgiven. >> before that thanksgiving will be nice. >> i went to san francisco state. i would never talk to my son again if he went to cal. how's that? >> or worse, lmu, no. >> cal, you get in, go to cal, no problem. >> dennis, thank you. >> hopefully get out of the tap room tomorrow. >>> coming up in our next half hour a natural phenomenon along the coastline, what's causing these glowing waves in big sur. >> nancy pelosi smashes a house record, why her speech advocating for dreamers will go down in history. >> later a first look inside a bay area museum retrofitted for the next generation of kids. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyo

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. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news from florida and a jarring revelation from the broward county sheriff. he said today an armed security officer in parkland had a chance to stop last week's shooting, but did not. video at the scene showed he was outside and never went in. 17 people were killed, 14 were hurt. the deputy has now resigned. manuel bojorquez has more with this late information. manny? >> reporter: well, jeff, the sheriff's office also released thcuments showing that the ofhool resource officer had ticeived information about the shooting suspect, nikolas cruz, oud his "potential to carry out a school shooting," two years before it happened. but it's his actions the day of the shooting that led to his suspension. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in. >> reporter: broward county sheriff scott israel said surveillance video showed deputy scot peterson arriving at the building where the shooting happened about a minute after the first shots rang out but he never entered during the four minutes t

property owner to reconsider the leasing agreement. >> coming up, and the aftermath of a florida school massacre, the armed guard on duty has resigned. his actions, now being questioned. >>> three men found that outside of an area school, investigators say their deaths may be linked to a drug epidemic. on duty during last week's massacre at a florida high school is out of a job tonight. as reporter chris martinez >>> the school resource officer on duty at the florida massacre last week is out of a job. as chris martinez reports, the sheriff had harsh words about the guard's lack of action.>> the sheriff suspended scott peterson without pay, after interviewing witnesses, and reviewing surveillance video recorded from last wednesdays shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> what i saw was -- the deputy arrived at the west side of the building, take up a position, and he never went in. >> the sheriff said peterson was elsewhere on the campus when the shooting started, and remained outside while the shooter fired his automatic assault rifle, killing shooter -- teachers and coach

trump also had harsh words for the florida deputy who stayed outside while students were being massacred inside the marjory stoneman douglas high school. the broward county sheriff said during the shooting, deputy scot peterson stayed outside of building 12 on the west side for about 4 minutes. the shooting lasted about 6 minutes. peterson has been suspended without pay and then resigned. >> that's the case where somebody who was outside, they're trained, they didn't react properly under pressure or they were cowards. >> the high school plans to resume classes next week starting to face the new normal, what some have called. >>> closer to home more shaking in contra costa county. 13 earthquakes around danville over the past 24 hours including one with a 3.3 magnitude. mostly they were too small to feel but the largest was around 5:30 a.m. and in the hours before, quake of 2.8 and 2.7 hit the area. no damage record but bart did have a small delay this morning because of the seismic activity. just two days ago four small earthquakes hit the same area. >>> those heading to the mou

school resource officer called a coward for his actions during the mass shooting in florida is defending himself. scot peterson resigned after the sheriff said school surveillance cameras show him standing outside the building where students were being shot and killed. a statement from peterson's attorney insists the officer followed proper protocol calling for assistance, ordering a lockdown and taking up a tactical position believing the gunman was outside. his response to the shooting that left 17 people dead is now the subject of a state investigation. he ress th >>> president trump says school safety is the top priority following the florida attack and today the president met with the nation's governors to address that issue. reporter weigia jiang is live at the white house right now where the president laid out some of his proposals. >> reporter: ken, president trump repeated a lot of the same ideas he's been talking about since the shooting happened, but not everybody gave him a warm reception. in fact, one governor told him we need a little less tweeting and a little mo

heads back to florida to tee it up again next week. >> i haven't played golf in years. i'm starting to come back. it will take a little time. >> roger fedder's first time at the top of the rankings since 2012. the chiefs, by the way, have signed former raider's quarterback david amison to a deal worth $6 million. oakland released him earlier this month. injuries limited him to six games last season. we will probably see a few more raiders released soon. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the latest in the russia investigation. 13 russians indicted over 2016 election interference. >> and now, the california connection. the so cal man pleading guilty to helping the russians in all of this. >> a stunning admission from the fbi. a tip on the florida high school shooter was never acted on. >> and it was planned weeks ago, but, an emergency training drill in oakland public schools is taking on an added meaning. investigation. the special council names 13 russians who tried to tamper with the 20-16 presidential >> the russians and the russian investigation. the special council named 13 r

story from last week's deadly shooting in parkland, florida. >> he recently graduate friday there and was scheduled to practice on the field the day of the attack. a text message from his baseball coach saved his life, right? >> he did. >> reporter: he only graduate friday douglas high school two years ago. now he is working his way through the miner leagues with the a's. he was supposed to practice with his old high school baseball team that fateful wednesday afternoon. the same afternoon 17 people were killed. >> i was supposed to be at the school right when school was ending. i was going to go and throw. >> reporter: even though he already graduated from douglas he never got too far away from his high school's baseball diamond. >> i went back and practiced a lot during the off season with douglas baseball team. >> reporter: he was supposed to meet his pitching coast around the same time the 19- year-old, cruz, opened fire. >> got a text from my old baseball coach told me not to show up, there was a shooter. >> i called a lot of people they knew at the school and some would not answ

hopeless, all there is left is hope, right? >> reporter: 3,000 miles way from parkland, florida, the students of tamalpais high school in mill valley are holding their own vigils. >> i want to just show people that we're not going to pretend that it isn't happening. >> reporter: these students say they recognize the next shooting could happen anywhere unless, they say, they can somehow push elected officials to put restrictions on certain kinds of guns. they say they want the florida shooting to inspire their classmates to vote, to force change. >> our goal is to show those people in florida that this really matters to us and that we're willing to do anything. >> reporter: some of their teenaged counterparts in florida who just revived the shooting are showing maturity as they reject the do nothing approach of their elders. >> they can say we are going to do all these things, thoughts and prayers what we need is action. >> reporter: 17-year-old david hid in the closet with students as the gunman went on a shooting spree. someone is pleading for someone to do something about scho

allegedly traveled to the u.s. to collect intelligence. >>> in florida, the fbi is now saying that the agency received a tip back in january from someone who knew the accused school shooter might be planning something. the fbi also admits it didn't follow up on that tip. reporter kenneth craig is live in parkland, florida, with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon. over the last few days, so many people have been struggling to understand how this could happen with so many warning signs and then this afternoon, that major bombshell admission from the fbi that they got a tip about this a month ago and didn't investigate it. the fbi now says 19-year-old nikolas cruz should have been on its radar but wasn't. the agency admits that in january, someone called into its tip line and told the person who answered that cruz had firearms. the caller referenced specific social media and even mentioned the school shooting threat. the fbi says that information was never passed to the south florida fbi field office and no follow-up took place. investigators say cruz confessed to the shooting using

us demanding change. >> reporter: the president is under pressure from students at the florida high school where the accused gunman nikolas cruz killed 17 people last week. they made the seven-hour trip to tallahassee, ready to push for legislation to curb gun violence. >> we are the voices of america. we're gonna make a change. >> reporter: as the students rode to the state capital, the florida statehouse voted down an attempt to revive a bill that would ban assault weapons like the ar-15 allegedly used by cruz. >> we are never going to stop pushing. >> reporter: bump stocks were not used in the florida shooting. but the gunman did use them in the las vegas mass shooting last fall. >> everyone's tired of seeing, you know, these horrific shootings happen. and then legislation getting caught up in a tangled mess with a lot of other legislation. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> president trump also addressed background checks tweeting, whether we are republican or democrat, we must now focus on strengthening background checks. today the students in florida will attend meetings with

their undercover work until the thefts stop. >>> tonight, cbs news learned the suspect in the florida school shooting purchased at least seven rifles in just the past year. veronica de la cruz tells us investigators are learning more about the missed warning signs. veronica? >> reporter: liz, for the 14 injured, they remain in the hospital tonight. the gunman killed 17 others at marjory stoneman douglas high school on wednesday. this is one of the 25 shootings that took place. >> are you on the side of the nra, the gun corporation, those who put the interests of profits of gun manufacturers ahead of the safety of kids. or are you on the side of these students from marjory stoneman douglas? >> reporter: earlier today the suspect, nikolas cruz, silently stared down as he made his second appearance in a broward county court. >>> newly released documents reveal in september 2016, a florida state investigator visited the cruz household after allegations of medical neglect. the investigator noted cruz had depression, adhd, and autism. that he cut his arms in a snapchat post. they plan to go

mostly if not all sherry pay. came from, lori johnson's florida little dog rescue in orlando. >> the florida is prime football recruiting grounds. >> they recrete a lot of puppies here, she has send more than 40 in four years to the puppy bowl. >> it is an honor. it shows the that our rescue is doing rescue the right way. we like we are chosen as ambassadors to spread the message of adopting. >> mr. wigglesworth. represented his shelter well. but maybe not exactly as a competitor. >> hey, mr. wigglesworth. five yard penalty for excessive snoozing. >> aquaman. juniper. iris. and buttons. >> managing all these dogs is, a lot like herding cats. but it is worst the trouble for animal planet. this is the highest rafted show the all year on the channel. and it is worth it for the shelters into. >> what will happen at your shelter when the puppy bowl airs. >> my phone will go up. thousands of phone calls on puppy bowl day. great. and, clyde may be drop theed. but will help hundreds of gokt get bopted. >> people think you can't get great shelters and rescues. we're welling to put the

inspiration. we believe that they're call to action should just be happening in florida, should really be a call to action in washington but every single state capital across the country. >> a democrat that represents san francisco is one of several lawmakers introducing a new gun control bill. these new bills range from expanding an assault rifle to a gun restraining order to not limit to family members but adding mental health workers, employers, coworkers and school staff to that list. >> what this idea is to expand the kinds of individuals that can go into court and ask a judge for that restraining order. >> another law that may take away their rights. >> i thought the bills they passed last year were supposed to solve the problem. ultimately one has to ask the question, how much is too much. >> craig with firearms policy coalition feels lawmakers are unfairly targeting the second amendment and this weapon inparticular, the ar15, used to gun down students and teachers at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> our legislature trying to take advantage of tragedies in order t

straight olympic titles. so this time the u.s. team sequestered itself inside a florida ice rink for months of intense training. team forward hannah brandt said the only goal was gold. >> with every single person on this team wanting the same thing so badly, i think it's going to be hard to stop us. >> reporter: that determination met this opportunity. >> the united states wins gold! >> reporter: it was not a miracle on ice. these golden girls did not need one. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang. >> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. we begin with another day of listening and learning after the deadliest high school shooting in u.s. history. president trump held the second of three listening sessions at the white house yesterday. he met with state and local officials including the mayor of park

florida high school where 17 people were shot to death last week. he never went inside and he never engaged the shooter. in washington, president trump wants to train teachers to carry firearms and he has proposed raising the minimum age to buying an assault rifle. john schiumo is here in new york with the details. good morning, john. >>> good morning, anne-marie. law enforcement officers in florida are vugling to reconcile the fact that one of their trained first responders failed to stop the bloodshed. the broward county sheriff said it made him sick to his stomach to see a new surveillance video showing an armed officer at the florida parkland school shooting stand by and do nothing. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12 take up a position, and he never went in. >> reporter: that deputy, scott peterson, resigned yesterday after being suspended without pay. this revelation comes on the second day in a row president trump called for teachers and other school personnel to be armed. he said, they should even get paid extra to carry a gun. >> nobody's going

: florida and the nation remember the lives lost in the parkland school shooting. >> each person who was stolen from us yesterday had a full life ahead of them. >> nobody should have to go through this. >> the violence has to stop. >> the suspect's been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> and everyone knew that there was always something just wrong about him. >> glor: students praise their heroes. >> he basically saved my life. >> tell every single person you know you love them, because you never know when your last time is going to be. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor, reporting tonight from parkland, florida. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin here tonight with a live picture of a vigil that is under way tonight for the victims of the shooting yesterday at marjory stoneman douglas high school. you can see how large this vigil is already. earlier today, the suspect was taken to court. he was charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder, one for each of the people killed in the valentine's day attack. today, we learned

in parkland, florida, the first day of classes since the school shooting that killed 17 people dead. hena doba was there for the emotional return. >> reporter: it was a somber scene outside marjory stoneman douglas high school where students received flowers on their first day back since the valentine's day massacre. more than 400 law enforcement officers from around the state were on hand for security and dozens of parents and community members were there to show support. >> i'm nervous. but i'm just happy to see everyone come together and support each other. >> reporter: many students wore t-shirts with school colors and a message, msd strong. fred had encouraging words for students returning to school today including his son. his 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed in the shooting. >> my daughter the strongest person i knew she really was. >> reporter: inside the school, the day started with fourth period so students and teachers could connect with people they were with when the shooting started. >> it's different. i'm not just walking into school to, like, do math. >> reporter

how to keep schools safe in the wake of last week's shooting in florida. president trump wants to arm teachers but as john lawrence reports, many of those teachers don't want guns anywhere near the classroom. >>> reporter: president trump says he is focused on making schools safer. one idea under consideration, having teachers carry guns on a voluntary basis. >> we have to harden our schools not soften 'em up. >> reporter: mr. trump says gun- free zones are vulnerable to potential killers. >> that means that nobody has a gun except them. nobody is going to be shooting bullets in the other direction. and they see that as such a beautiful target. >> reporter: some teachers aren't on board. >> i have no desire to own a gun, carry a gun, shoot a gun, touch a gun. >> you know, if i fire, am i going to be nervous enough that i'm going to hit another kid? >> reporter: randi weingarten the president of the american federation of teachers released a statement thursday that said, teachers don't want to be armed. we want to teach. and there's a new social media movement with the hashtag, arm me

, florida were both killed when the lead locomotive and several of the passenger cars derailed. >> think of the worst car wreck you've ever been in. that's what it sounded like. >> reporter: derrick pettaway was sleeping on board when the accident happened. >> i wasn't able to embrace myself properly. i ended up going into the wall and kind of gave myself a bump on the head, nothing too major. >> margaret fisher is a lexington county coroner. >> we should've had a lot more casualties but we didn't. >> reporter: 116 people were taken to the area hospitals with a range of injuries. the national transportation safety board is now on scene and investigating the crash, as well as switch equipment that may have put the amtrak train on the wrong track. chairman robert sumwalt. >> the key to this investigation is learning why that switch was lined that way. >> reporter: south carolina governor henry mcmaster toured the crash site. >> the first engine of the freight train, of course, was torn up and the single engine of the passenger train, the amtrak train, which was headed south was b

his actions during the florida school shooting. the president escalates his criticism. d i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. is glor: what monica lewinsky is now saying about her relationship with president clinton. an employee of the c.d.c. disappears without a trace. >> 55 strong! >> glor: every public school teacher in an entire state on strike and no end in sight. and stoneman douglas scores an upset win when it's needed most. >> this wasn't for us. this was for the 17 victims. we played for them. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin tonight with first defense from a man who was blamed in part for not stopping the parkland, florida, shooting. former deputy scot peterson has taken a public beating over his failure to confront the florida high school shooter. now the one-time school resource officer of the year is now speaking out, explaining what he did and did not do. here's manuel bojorquez. >> he wasn't a brave guy. under pressure, he choked. >> reporter: the

raise the age limit for buying weapons like the ar15 which was the gun use inside the florida high school shooting. as gun control rallies continue around the country, signs the persistence this time in the wake of the parkland, florida, school shooting. >> i'm writing that out myself. i don't care if congress does it or not. i'll do it myself. got to do background checks, if we see a sick person, i don't want them having a gun. >> schools should be arming teachers and faculty and the white house still on board with raising the age limit to firearms and an idea he mentioned last week and hasn't spoken of. >> there's support for that but how it would be implemented and what that might look like is very much part of the discussion. >> republican senator jeff flake says today he and diane feinstein plan to introduce a bipartisan bill raging the age requirement for buying an ar15 and weapons like it to 21. though there are already measures to face resistance. >>> senator flake say he and fellow republicans the so call no fly no buy measure to keep people from purchasing guns. >>> they'

>> quijano: anger and grief. more victims of the florida shooting are laid to rest. meanwhile, the outrage from survivors hasn't let up. >> gun control now. gun control now. >> we are relentless, we don't let things go. >> quijano: also tonight. immigration raids. cracking down on undocumented workers and businesses. >> put up a wall, you have a 'no trespassing' sign on one side and a 'help wanted' sign on the same dang wall. >> quijano: a state of emergency in west virginia over rising floodwaters. and hazardous road conditions cause a 70 car pile-up in iowa. and breaking down barriers. >> it's okay to be proud to be african. >> quijano: gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther." this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. in florida today, mourners walked hand in hand to pay their final respects. three more victims of the stoneman douglas shooting were laid to rest. this as we learn the fbi wasn't the only agency to let alleged shooter nikolas cruz slip through the cracks. here's manuel bojorquez. >> i just feel so heart-broken over what

in the parkland florida high school shooting was back in court today as funerals were held for some of the 17 victims. four of the 14 injured are still in the hospital tonight. we learned more today about the suspect's past and about the red flags that were missed. manuel bojorquez begins our coverage. manny? >> reporter: well, jeff, this p.t.a. vigil behind me is one of 25 that are happening across the state of florida tonight. today cbs news learned the suspect, nikolas cruz, purchased at least seven rifles over the last year. he was in court this afternoon. ijudge ruled that documents from a child welfare investigation about him should be unsealed. nikolas cruz avoided eye contact during this afternoon's hearing, silently staring down. it was his second time in court since last wednesday's shooting. ( gunfire ) and more missed warning signs have emerged. newly released documents reveal that in september 2016, an investigator with florida's department of children and f chlies, visited the cruz household after allegations of medical neglect. the investigator noted cruz had depressi

his mom. earlier in the day copeland announced he would play for the florida gators. his mom wearing an alabama sweater and university of tennessee hat stormed off after he picked florida. she came back, though, and gave her son a big hug. >>> there's some alarming new information about car accidents in the u.s. a new study finds that drowsy driving is causing many more crashes than previously thought. kris van cleave has the story now. >> reporter: this dash cam video shows what can happen if there's a tired driver at the wheel. the car drifts and hits another car. no one was hurt but drowsy driving can have deadly consequences. jennifer pearce finds it difficult to look at pictures of her little sister nicole. ten years ago she was returning from a ski trip with her friends. everyone fell asleep including the driver who drifted and slammed into a tree. >> none of us made it to the hospital to say good-bye. it never dawned on me we would lose her. >> reporter: they put drowsiness as a factor in 1% to 2% of accidents, but a new study by aaa finds that number is much higher. researche

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. this morning students head back to class at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida two weeks after a shooting rampage that left 17 students and teachers dead. >> eagles, i promise you, i will hug each and every one of you as many times as you need, and i will hold you as long as you need me to for all 3,300 of you. >>> plus the security clearance downgrade. the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is stripped of his top-secret clearance. >>> coming up on la brea. whoa, whoa, whoa. >> and a high-speed chase ends in a white-knuckled crash and a close call for a news photographer. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the emotions at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, will likely run the gamut this morning. sadness, apprehension, and, of course, determination. students and teachers are returning to class for the first time since a gunman shot and killed 17 people two weeks ago. we're also learning more about the alleged gunman and his plan

florida high school. what we're learning about the 19-year-old suspect that was just charged for the deadly rampage. >> plus, the new harassment claims california assemblywoman cristina garcia is now facing. >> and the new deadline set for debris removal in santa rosa following the devastating wine country wildfires. good morning, it's thursday, february 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's start with traffic and weather. and jaclyn is tracking our commute. how are things looking? >> they look good. we are seeing the usual slowdowns but not a lot of accidents or lane closures and that's definitely good news in the traffic world. let's begin by taking a live look at your ride on 580. look at the "diamonds and rubies"! the headlights moving westbound in the yellow for drivers making their way between 205 and 680. about 30 minutes. so not too bad. we haven't seen the red light up our screen just yet. so as you head further west along 580, you will start tapping the brakes again once you get into castro valley and that's all due to an earlier crash along 238 just b

bias and surveillance abuse. the president weighed in again today from florida, and errol barn elt is there. >> feeling vindicated by the house gop russia probe memo president trump quoted "wall street journal" editorial. the fbi and foreign intelligence surveillance act appear to have been used to influence the 2016 election and its aftermath. this is unacceptablen a democracy. but the president excluded this warning. mr. trump would do well to knock off the tweets lambasting the mueller probe. >> i am on record saying i support bob mueller 100%. >> congressman, the only republican house intelligence committee member to review the memo's underlying materials sees justification for the special counsel investigation. >> you need an investigation into russia. you need an investigation into trump tower and the cambridge analytic e-mail separate apart from the dossier. >> the investigation. >> adam schiff, top democrat, says despite concerns over surveillance of the trump campaign adviser, evidence shows another member of the campaign triggered the probe. >> it began with george papadopou

>>> anger and grief. more victims of the florida shooting are laid to rest. meanwhile, the outrage from survivors hasn't let up. >> gun control now! >> millenials are the ones that will make the difference because we are relentless, we do not let things go. >> also tonight immigration raids. cracking down on undocumented workers and businesses. >> you have the signs on the same dang wall. >> a state of emergency in west virginia over rising floodwaters and hazardous conditions causes a 70 car pileup in iowa. >> breaking down barriers. >> gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther." >> announcer: this its the cbs "overnight news." >>> this is the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. in florida yesterday, mourners walked hand in hand to pay their final respects. three more victims of the stoneman douglas shooting were laid to rest. this as the we learn the fbi wasn't the only agency to let alleged shooter nikolas cruz. >> i just feel so heartbreaken over what these poor parents have to go through. it's just -- so tragic. >> as people gathered outside stoneman douglas h

governor rick scott called on the florida department of law enforcement to investigate the initial response to the shooting. video from school cameras showed that the armed school resource officer broward county deputy scot peterson stayed outside the building while the shooting was taking place. peterson has since resigned. new reports say other deputies didn't enter the school either. broward county sheriff scott israel addressed the accusation on cnn's "state of the union." >> while this killer was inside the school, there was only one law enforcement person, period. and that was former deputy scot peterson. >> reporter: some lawmakers are proposing change. florida republican congressman brian mast says he'd support the idea of raising the age to buy a rife to 21. the army veteran also said he would support a ban on the ar- 15, a weapon the former soldier says he's familiar with. >> it pains me to know that i went out there will to defend my country, willing to give everything with almost the exact same weapon that is used to go out there and unfortunately kill children here in

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 heavily armed. >> he had countless magazines, multiple mag

teenager opened fire at a florida school killing 17 children. the device the president wants to ban.>> reporter: the president has indicated for many days that he is will he to make a move or action, he announced he is ordering the department of justice to ban a device that attaches to semiautomatic weapons and potentially makes the much deadlier.>> the president used a ceremony honoring law enforcement officers to make an announcement. >> i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. >> reporter: the regulation which is being negotiated would likely ban the use of bumps stocks. the accessory that herds semiautomatic guns -- that turns semiautomatic weapons into automatic ones. >> the president supports not having the use of bumps stocks. we expect further action on this in the coming days. >> reporter: the white house didn't commit to further regulation such as a ban on assault weapons. >> i don't have specific announcements but we have not a closed -- but we have not closed the door on thes

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dublin, kpix5 news. >> an update on the story out of florida. >>> investigators say a 19-year- old accused in a deadly school shooting was a former student who had been expelled for disciplinary reasons. this is marjory stoneman douglas high school. in the fort lauderdale suburb of parkland, as you see, an active investigation crime scene. video from this afternoon, panicked students spilled out of the school and s.w.a.t teams moved in. investigators say the 19-year- old nicholas cruise was armed with an ar-15 type of rifle and several magazines and he pulled the fire alarm and began shooting. a disturbing video from inside of one classroom shows students huddled on the floor as bullets flew overhead. >> the student to capture the video noted the bullet hit a nearby computer, 17 people were killed before the shooter was taken to custody. armed officers and tactical gear, they swept the classrooms to rescue terrified students still hiding inside. once outside they shared harrowing stories.>> you heard up and down the hallway the shooting into classrooms. he shot through my door. i s

friday, february 16th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a south florida community comes together to mourn the lives of 17 people gunned down in a high school shooting massacre. >> all the people here are here because we love each other and every child is our child. every loss is our loss. >> police say the 19-year-old accused shooter has confessed, and we're learning more about the suspect's troubled past. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it took just three minutes of gunfire for 17 students at a florida high school to be killed. suspect nikolas cruz told police he tried to escape by blending in with other students, fleeing his attack. this morning he's being held without bail under suicide watch. laura podesta is in in parkland this morning. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. marjory stoneman douglas high school remains closed off and a crime scene for the second day. a nearby middle school is open for students and staff to meet with grief counselor

florida? >> reporter: the bill would also give a boost to defense funding. >> how do you go to a military installation if you vote home? >> reporter: fiscal hawks and the freedom caucus say it adds to the swamp, not draining it. that's left paul ryan looking for votes on the left, and there are problems there too. >> give us a chance to have a vote on the floor. >> reporter: democrats are demanding a vote to protect daca recipients, as well as a vote on immigration legislation, but ryan wouldn't commit to that without cues from the white house. >> look, i want to make sure we get it done right the first time. i don't want to risk a veto. i want to get it done the first time. >> now essential personnel remain on the job during the overnight hours, regardless of a shut down. it's possible they could pass the house before most employees show up for work in the morning. the shut down in january lasted three days. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> hold on, it could be another wild day on wall street tomorrow. the asian markets are tanking in the wake of the dow's massive drop. hong kong's ind

empire state building has gone dark to remember the victims of last week's school shooting in florida. the only light visible is a small rotating orange halo. tonight student protesters are calling out lawmakers with ties to the nra. >> tonights survivors of the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida took center stage at a gun violence town hall hosted by cnn. ♪ we're tired of hearing that we're too young to ever make a change ♪ >> students sang a song in tribute to their fallen classmates. they grilled their state reps top support banning certain assault style weapons. and one student called out senator marco rubio for taking campaign money from the nra. >> in the name of 17 people you cannot ask the nra to keep their money out of your campaign? >> i think in the name of 17 people i can pledge to you that i will support any law that will prevent a killer like this. you have every right to ask that question of me. i will always accept the help of anyone who agrees with my agenda. >> president trump says his administration will work to prevent another

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make an emotional return to the florida high school where 17 people were killed by a gunman. >> i'm scared to go back, but i know our school will be safer. >> now the gun control debate is heating up on capitol hill. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. at least four people were killed by a large storm system that tore through the central u.s. over the weekend at least 12 tornados were reported in kentucky, tennessee, arkansas, and missouri. a string of severe weather stretched from texas to the canadian border. it brought floods, high winds, and hail, and more rain is expected tomorrow. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: violent storms pounded the central and southern u.s. this weekend, leaving behind a trail of damage stretching from texas to canada. >> this is out my back door. >> reporter: there were reports of multiple tornados touching down in kentucky, arkansas, and tennessee. the twister is suspected in the death of a 79-year-old woman in bowling green. police said she was ins

yesterday's crash that killed two people and injured more than 100 others. a florida bound train slammed into a freight train yesterday morning near columbia, south carolina killing the engineer and conductor. more than 100 people were hurt. the freight train was parked on a side track and investigator sadie switch was left in the wrong position. that put the passenger train on a collision course with the stationary train. amtrak's president said that csx is responsible for that section of track and signal. >> that switch was lined and locked which means that it was aligned for the train coming down this way to be diverted into the siding. >> they have recovered the forward facing video camera inside the amtrak locomotive. it is being sent to washington for analyzation. >>> back to hallet -- politics, the house will vote this week for a short-term spending bill. >> we have more on this capital hill showdown. >> we were just talking about this. groundhog day was supposed to be last week but here we are again. the agreement that ended the shutdown last month is about to run out. that was a

of the florida high school shooting rampage take their demands for tighter gun laws >>> this is were us demanding change! >> today survivors of the florida high school shooting rampage take their demands for tighter gun control directly to lawmakers and now president trump is taking action. >> plus, debris removal continues after the deadly wine country wildfires. how close crews are to finishing. >> and how state senator tony mendoza is responding to a report that suggests he did engage in sexual misconduct. good morning, it's wednesday, february 21st. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. >>> we have a little weather and traffic going on today, some rain falling around the bay area. >> yes, some snow flurries, as well. i know, it's been a busy morning. so let's get right to it. i want to show you what's going on out there because this could impact your drive this morning, as well. you have to remember how to use the windshield wipers. haven't seen this in a while. hi-def doppler showing some green on the screen. and some areas of pings and whites and

florida. and she's calling for background checks. she wants to lift the restriction preventing from the center for disease control researching guns and death. >> if we have our disagreement, let's sit down, iron them out basically what we're saying to the speakers. there's not one person in this county, the political survival is important in compared to the lives of these children. >> cbs reporter duncan reports that the surviving students are making their voices heard. >> we are going to be the last mass shooting. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: emma gonzalez was at this anti-gun rally. >> we are going to change the lives and it's going to be due to the tireless efforts of the school board, the faculty and students. >> reporter: they're demanding a change to our nation's gun laws to stop people like the alleged shooter, 19-year-old nikolas cruz. >> reporter: do you think it will happen again? >> the fact that we are personally seeking out this time, i hope it makes a difference. >> reporter: on friday, the f.b.i. admitted to receiving a tip last month from someone close to cru

deadly mass shooting in florida. she is calling for an expansion of common sense background checks and wants to lift the restriction on the cdc researching gun deaths. and she wants democrats and republicans to sit down on a select committee. >> we have our disagreements. let's sit down, iron them out. what we are saying to the speakers, there is not one person in this room whose political survival is important compared to the lives of these children. >> reporter: east bay congressman eric swalwell spent the day fielding tough questions from his constituents on everything from gun control to russian interference in the presidential election. kpix5's da lin was there. >> reporter: russian meddling and gun control filled the conversation in a meet and greet with is a. the democratic representative wanted to hear out his constituents and called the event espresso yourself. >> i'm really concerned about our election this year. >> reporter: swalwell says congress need to do more to prevent a repeat in this year's midterm election. >> some of the reforms i think we can put in place on the ru

thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. florida. we're learning about the 17-lives lost in yesterday's school shooting massacre. >>> now at 11:00 glimmers of light tonight in a dark time in florida. we're learning about the 17 lives lost in yesterday's school shooting massacre. good evening i'm elizabeth cooke. >> we have learning cruz bought that ar15 rifle legally after passing a background check. tonight he's on suicide watch after confessing to the atrocity that followed. meantime the names and faces of the 17 people he's accused of killing are beginning to emerge. tonight the survivors came together to comforter each other near the site of the deadly shooting at stoneman douglas high school. that's where kenneth craig begins our team coverage. >> reporter: good evening to you from parkland, florida where as you can see more than 24 hours later deputies still have the scene blocked off tonight. it's just down the street from the park inside the neighborhood where hundreds of people turned out tonight for a candle light vigil. 1