esta sola noticia . sobrevivientes y familiares de la vÍctimas de la masacre de parkland participan en una reuniÓn con las autoridades del estado. donald trump se reuniÓ con sobrevivientes de esta y otras masacre, una imagen del encuentro revela una nota con apuntes preparados que incluye la frase: " los escucho". en california se difunden fideos -- vÍdeos en las secundarias para saber quÉ hacer en caso de un tiroteo. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: mÁs de 7000 personas participaron esta noche en un emotivo foro comunitario en sunrise, florida. el superintendente escolar del condado broward pidiÓ un aplauso para los estudiantes y el senador marco rubio hizo frente a una lluvia de ataques, por su posiciÓn en torno a las armas de fuego. galo arellano nos informa. galo: hoy se vieron cara a cara los dos grupos que dominan la controversia nacional, lo que protegen el derecho a portar armas de fuego y lo que exigen restricciones a las ventas de armas. [habla en inglÉs] entre los panelistas in

the demands for change remain strong. as students and staff in parkland florida head back to school president trump says he would have rushed in and stopped the shooter. he said this as the sheriff's deputy under fire for not going into the school is defend himself. meanwhile, locally a south jersey teacher is now on administrative leave because he says he expressed concern about school safety. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in cherry hill, camden county torque break this all down. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, we stopped by what we believe is that teacher' home but no one answered. meanwhile, some of his students who we spoke to who are in favor of him say he was simply voicing his opinion about something most of us are concerned about. student cell phone video shows a protest this morning in the hall wave cherry hill high school east students are rallying to get back the man they call a favorite teacher who hasn't been in the classroom since last week. >> they were having, um, pictures all on the ground saying free mr. lock. and it was just like -- it was crazy a lot of people

, florida to, night. >> reporter: there is a heaviness in the air here at the parkland amphitheater. it's just ten minutes away from marjorie douglas stoneman high school which was of course where that shooting took place just yesterday. that massacre leaving this community in shock. hundreds upon hundreds of people showing up here. 17 dead. angels marking their lives on stage. people here crying and embracing one another. i've seen people with roses, children embracing their paren parents. tears. people praying. this community just reeling from what happened and trying to make its initial steps to heal a massive wound left behind by yesterday's massacre. a day that no one here will forget. as this vigil gets under way, i hear people, students saying, i thought it was a drill. they know today it wasn't. and those 17 angels on stage mark the lives that were lost. in parkland, kirsten delgado, fox news. >> continuing now with our coverage of the florida mass shooting. senseless tragedy leads to more questions about how the fbi investigates it's tips to stop incidents like. here at hom

justified. in vallejo, alex savidge, ktvu , fox 2 news . >> we have breaking news out of parkland, florida where there is reports of a school shooting. these are pictures in parkland north of fort lauderdale. numerous emergency personnel is outside of marjory stoneman douglas high school. this is taken from 15 minutes ago with students making their way into the streets with a lot of ambulances on the scene and police are telling teachers and students to remain barricaded. as you can see in the video they are getting out of the high school as soon as possible. the report of a school shooting and you can see there are people who do appear to be injured and are being transported to area hospitals. we will continue to monitor the situation taking place in parkland , florida. as we get more information we will bring it to you. >>> today a couple suspected of killing a young woman and leaving her on a road east of livermore will make their first court appearance. >> daniel gross and melissa leonardo will be charged with murder this afternoon. fox 2 crime reporter henry the is right outs

martÍn duque, una de las 17 vÍctimas de la masacre de parkland en florida. >> le digo al presidente que ponga mÁs seguridad en las escuelas simplemente donde hay muchos niÑos inocentes que no deb deben nada. (hablan inglÉs) (hablan inglÉs) ya se encuentran en estados unidos las abuelas del joven martÍn duque quien muriÓ en la masacre de la escuela de parkland las cÁmaras de noticias telemundo fueron testigos de su triste viaje desde guerrero mÉxico para unirse a la familia para el Último adiÓs al joven que naciÓ en guerrero, aquÍ en estados unidos se convirtiÓ en estudiante ejemplar y fanÁtico del fÚtbol, francisco tiene las imÁgenes. >> las abuela de martÍn duque, ninguna pensaron que su viaje a estados unidos serÍa para dar el Último adiÓs a su nieto, viajaron de mÉxico luego de haber recibido una visa humanitaria, el dolor de la familia es tan grande, que no han querido hablar con la prensa, pero el tÍo si hablÓ. >> son cosas terribles. >> su mensaje para el presidente trump fue contundente. >> le digo al presidente que ponga mÁs seguridad en las escuelas simp

secretary who left last week. now we're going live to parkland, florida. hearing from the governor. >> another horrific day. a detestable day. i'm sick to my stomach to see children who go to school armed with backpacks and pencils lose their lives. this nation we need to see something and say something. if we see different behavior, abhorrent behavior. report it to local authorities. since we have last briefed we have identified 12 victims. within this school. we will not be releasing the names of any victims until every family and every parent is notified accordingly. as soon as that has been done, of course we will release the list. i want to thank you for allowing me to get the information to folks we need. i'll bring up mr. runs. he's speak about the issues the school board is incuring as superintendent. the decisions he's made. and then you'll hear from governor scott. we'll take any questions. and then we'll probably give you your next briefing tomorrow. thank you. >> this evening our district is in the tremendous state of grief. sorrow, we're heartbroken. over this unspeaka

trump delivered a short statement on the parkland, florida, school shooting which killed 17 people and injured dozens. president trump: my fellow americans, today i speak to a nation in grief. yesterday, a school filled with innocent children and caring teachers became the scene of terrible violence, hatred, and evil. around 2:30 yesterday afternoon, police responded to reports of gunfire at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. a great and safe community. there, a shooter who is now in custody opened fire on defenseless students and teachers. he murdered 17 people, and badly wounded at least 14 others. our entire nation, with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. to every parent, teacher, and child who is hurting so badly, we are here for you, whatever you need, whatever we can do to ease your pain. we are all joined together as one american family. and your suffering is our burden also. no child, no teacher, should ever be in danger in an american school. no parent should ever have to fear for their sons and daughters when they kiss t

administrative leave after discussing the deadly parkland shooting in class and allegedly expressing his concerns over eight cherry hill high east. protests followed one yesterday where students gathered in the hallways to rally for lock who was simply expressing his opinion they say. students claim administrators stopped the protests and threatened punishment. since then cherry hill's mayor and township council have publicly caused on the board of education to take immediate action to improve security at township schools. meanwhile students will continue to make their voices heard until their teacher is back in the classroom. >> they want to show that mr. lock, you know, he has his own voice and that he can share his opinions. i'm not saying wrong or right but he was just trying to show his opinion about, you know, the shootings. >> reporter: and the police chief has also spoken out recommend that the board of education have armed police officers at the school as a part of any plan that they would like to implement again that meeting starts at 7:00 o'clock we'll have the very latest com

nail is in parkland, florida y students and parents are up hours after the shooting. >> reporter: there was a lot of emotion here in parkland where students and parents were still being mae shooting. >> she was in t lot. yeah, thank you for letting me know. >> yeah monique goldberg was reunited with her 15-year-old daughter lea she didn't want to let thinking about home schooling. i'm thinking about becoming religious. i'm thinking about just nleing d how much i love her and -- holeay. and hold her and love her. >> reporter: emotions running high as reunited at this marriott in parkland. a make shift meet up point. they recalled what happened colleen coleman was teching her shooting. >> she said she heard a bunch of gunshots.ing but -- she heard them banking down doors. and s mheom, i'm scared, i'm scared. i said keal calm listen you. >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and me of the violence they saw. >> you-- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and until you realize it, just like, uh-uh start love you because you never know if y

failed parkland. >> how did officials miss the warning signs? will the grass roots response born from this tragedy make meaning progress on gun control reform. we talked to grieving families and the survivors moved to action. >> life is really short as i discovered the past couple days. >> the survivors move to action. >> this will not be forgotten. we will not be silent. we are going to make a change. >> this morning parkland students banding together announcing a march of washington. >> at this point you're either with us or against us. >> plus -- >> stolen identities, fraudulent bank accounts and false documents. >> 13 russians indicted in the special counsel investigation. accused of meddling in the 2016 election. president trump saying this doesn't change the election results. tough questions ahead for trump ally chris christie and former homeland security secretary jeh johnson. from the white house to your house, the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: reporting from parkland, florida co-anchor martha raddatz. >> good morning from parkland, florida the latest american com

>> senate minority leader chuck schumer spoke on the senate floor on the parkland, florida, school shooting that killed 17 7 people and the need for gun control. his remarks are about ten minutes. mr. president. now, mr.je president, in the wae of the horrific shootings at stoneman douglas high school, the deadliest school shooting since sandy hook, there has been a broad national conversation about the epidemic of gun violence in this country. it ised being led by a group of brave high school students, friends, , classmates of the fallen. who i will be sitting down with store. their passion and eloquence of been a moral force for change. thank god for these students. they are urging us that have debate in congress about something very straightforward. what can we do to stop very dangerous guns from getting into the hands of very dangerous people. how can we keep america safe at our movie theaters and nightclubs and concerts and churches, and above all at our schools? we need to get something real and significant accomplished. the problem of gun violence in this country is to be me

] >> oh, my god! [ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> randi kaye is in parkland, florida, for us tonight. what have you been able to learn about how things played out? i should point out we're anticipating a press conference any moment and we may have to break in and bring that to our viewers live. >> reporter: absolutely, anderson. that's just down the road here where the governor is expected. it was a very long and painful afternoon outside the school and in this community of parkland. just before 3:00 p.m., the fire alarm was pulled at that school, and later investigators did tell us they do believe the shooter actually pulled that fire alarm in order to draw the students outside of that school. that's when he started firing on them. the shooting actually started outside the school, and then the shooter followed those students inside the school and continued to fire. the students, though, anderson knew what to do. they sheltered in place. they locked their classroom doors. they blockaded the doors in many instances. >> the governor is speaking, so i want to bring our viewers to that now. le

situation. >> holy -- [ gunfire ] >> oh, my god! [ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> randi kaye is in parkland, florida, for us tonight. what have you been able to learn about how things played out? i should point out we're anticipating a press conference any moment and we may have to break in and bring that to our viewers live. >> reporter: absolutely, anderson. that's just down the road here where the governor is expected. it was a very long and painful afternoon outside the school and in this community of parkland. just before 3:00 p.m., the fire alarm was pulled at that school, and later investigators did tell us they do believe the shooter actually pulled that fire alarm in order to draw the students outside of that school. that's when he started firing on them. the shooting actually started outside the school, and then the shooter followed those students inside the school and continued to fire. the students, though, anderson knew what to do. they sheltered in place. they locked their classroom doors. they blockaded the doors in many instances. >> the governor is speaking, so i want to br

such thing as gun violence. it happened in parkland. >> breaking news this morning. president trump consoling the country as the community of parkland holds candle light vigil of massacre. cheryl: senate failed to pass four bills. what's next for daca? lauren: we are watching the market claw back, major averages are on track for the best week since the presidential election, taking a look at stock market futures. we could have a possibly sixth day in a row. cheryl: in europe take a look at this. stocks galloping. lauren: in japan, nikkei jumping 1.2%. cheryl: mcdonalds want to make a happy meal a happy meal. we will tell you how they plan to do that. fbn:am starts right now. lauren: tgif, 5:01 in the morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i am cheryl casone. well, the parkland, florida community is in mourning. last night they held a candle light vigil to remember those innocent lives that were lost. >> my friends are dead, peter, martin, they are dead. and those are my good friends. >> jamie took a bullet and he's dead. i -- i don't know what i do next. cheryl: we've

lawmakers in washington. nbc's maya rodriguez is in parkland, florida, with more. maya, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie, the suspected shooter nicholas cruz remains behind bars. and but prosecutors have not decided whether or not they're going to pursue the death penalty in the case. in the meantime, more victims' funerals are planned for the upcoming week. strong strong emotions. to a gun show in miami. less than 50 miles south of parkland. >> the florida gun show intend no, sir disrespect for having this show go on right after the horrible events that happened in parkland. >> reporter: on display, ar-15s, similar to the one used in the shooting. >> they're thinking that gun is the issue and we as deers are the problem. we're not the problem the problem is society. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio reacted to his stance on gun control. specifically addressing student protesters. >> if i were a student at a school that was shot up, i'd be angry. i'm not going to criticize it. >> reporter: as family and friends have come to joachim oliver, one of the shooting vi

killed in parkland, only some 40, 50 miles from here in mar-a-lago of the so the president stayed inside. watched tv and became very agitated and then unloaded through his preferred method, on twitter. president trump spending the day at his golf course, only a few mile away from where two more teenagers were laid to rest after a school shooting massacre in a stream of angry tweets, trump focused more on the shooting. he decide not to go golfing saturday and sunday insteadment onning to stay inside. watching cable news and boiling into a rage after dining with his sons, eric and donald trump jr. who sources say encouraged the president to satisfy the a stronger stand against the fbi. following news agency mishandled the tip about the parkland shooter. the president then taking to twitter. not only to blast the fbi but also former president obama and other democrats for failing to stop russia's meddle in the 2016 election. a claim the white house defended monday. >> do you want to treat this as an act of war? or something very extreme? and have a very forceful response to russia. t

florida. lawyers for the suspect in the mass shooting at the high school in parkland trying to save his life. offering to exchange a guilty plea for life in prison. the prosecutors saying this is a death penalty case. and tonight, the long list of behavioral disorders revealed in his child welfare report. that report just one more red flag warning that was missed, adding to the pain of the families of the victims. abc's adrienne bankert start us off from parkland, florida. >> reporter: tonight, no deal. attorneys for nikolas cruz offered to have their client plead guilty to avoid the death penalty and spare the community a painful legal battle, but there's pushback from the prosecution, who says it's too early, and this is the type of case the death penalty was designed for. the public defender fighting for cruz's life tells abc this -- >> put this man in prison for the rest of his life, whether you kill him, or you give him life, it won't make one more student safe. >> reporter: that debate plays out as new details emerge about the young man who authorities say confessed to killing 17

something to be done. and it wasn't only parents who lost sons and daughters in parkland, florida, there were families from newtown, columbine. students who lost friends, saying time is frozen, along with the pain. the president listening as parent after parent asked the president to do something. one father asking the president, how many schools, how many children have to get shot? the four saying, it stops here with this administration. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: for nearly an hour, the president sat, mostly silent, listening to the horrific first-hand accounts of senseless violence. justin gruber was hiding in a closet and texting his father as his classmates were gun downed in parkland, florida. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be significant change in this country, because this has to never happen again and people should be able to feel that when they go to school, they can be safe. >> reporter: his father begging the president to do something. >> it is not political. it

time. 24 hours after the horror at stoneman douglas high school in parkland we're now learning about the victims themselves. authorities have just released the names of all 17 people killed yesterday afternoon. the youngest is just 14 years old. the pain the heartbreak the anger is palpable in that south florida community tonight and across our nation. the criminal complaint also just released reveals new details about the shooting itself. good evening, i'm lucy noland. police say the shooter armed with his ar15 rival took an uber to school before his attack. prosecutors have now charge 19-year-old cruz with 17 counts of first degree murder. he appeared a judge this afternoon. authorities are holding him without proud. the sheriff' office now says cuz confessed to the shooting he bought the ar15 he used in the shooting legally one year ago. right now authorities still do not have a motive. we have team coverage. our dawn timmeney has been speaking with students and parents in our area. jeff cole deviling into what can happen to make schools safer. and our dave schratwieser is on top

tiroteo en una escuela de parkland, florida. no respondiÓ preguntas sobre el control de armas y la masacre ha provocado manifestaciones alrededor del paÍs, y ha regresado el debate sobre la compra y tenencia de armas. comienza la ediciÓn otorga. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ enrique: muy buenas noches. durante un par de minutos regresÓ el miedo a mÉxico a sÓlo cinco meses de los terremotos de septiembre. el paÍs sufriÓ hoy una poderosa sacudida. el epicentro fue localizado en el estado de oaxaca a 11 km de pinotepa nacional. la magnitud del sismo, 7 -- 7.2 grados. vamos con jessica zermeÑo que nos tiene mÁs de las repercusiones de este temblor. jessica: gracias. fue un movimiento telÚrico que se sintiÓ en cinco estados de este paÍs y despuÉs de que ocurriÓ, hubo muchÍsimo caos. obviamente la gente saliÓ a las calles, el trÁfico se desbordÓ, y segÚn las autoridades casi 1 millÓn dde hhogares y comercios se quedaron sin luz. eran las 5:00 de la tarde con 39 minutos cuando la alerta sÍ

parkland, florida, yesterday. the senate a moment ago in the house as well observing a moment of silence in observation of that. coming up in just a bit, we are going to take you live to a news conference on capitol hill with a bipartisan group of senators who have been working on immigration. theirs is one of four proposals being considered by the senate today. you can follow that senate debate, of course, on c-span2. we'll have that briefing live here on c-span in just a few minutes. as we wait for that, we'll bring you the comments from president trump within the hour on the shooting in florida. >> my fellow americans, today i speak to a nation in grief. yesterday a school filled with innocent children and caring teachers became the scene of terrible violence, hatred, and evil. around 2:30 yesterday afternoon, police responded to reports of gunfire at marjory stoneman douglas high school, a great and safe community. there, a shooter who is now in custody, opened fire on defenseless students and teachers. he murdered 17 people and badly wounded at least 14 others. our entire na

stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. a great and safe community. shooter who is now a custody opened fire on defenseless students and teachers. and badly wounded at least 14 others. our entire nation with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. to every parent, teacher, and child who is hurting so badly, we are here for you. whatever you need. whatever we can do to ease your pain. we are all joined together as one american family. and your suffering is our burden also. no child, no teacher, should ever be in danger in an american school. no parent should ever have to fear for their sons and daughters when they kiss them goodbye in the morning. each person who was stolen from us yesterday had a full life ahead of them, a life filled with wondrous beauty and unlimited potential and promise. each one had dreams to pursue, love to give, and talents to share with the world, and each one had a family to whom they meant everything in the world. today we mourn for all of those who lost their lives. we comfort the grieving and the wounded. and we hurt for

en medio de carol en medio de policÍas, evitadas los estudiantes de la escuela de parkland enfrentan el reto de volver a una escuela blanco de una masacre hace dos semanas. javier: dos citas y cuenta personas son detenidas por ice en california. activistas temen mÁs redadas. carolina: este hombre que ve es fumando marihuana se lanza el congreso. es parte de su campaÑa. ♪ javier: gracias por estar con nosotros, es martes, 28 de febrero de 2018. comenzamos con un dÍa muy difícil en parkland. carolina: comenzamos conmovidos, porque hoy hace dos semanas el mundo se enteraba de la peor masacre en lo que va del aÑo. ese dÍa los estudiantes salÍan despavoridos escapando de las balas. hoy han vuelto algunos en medio de un despliegue policial, terapeutas y derrota apoyo emocional. hoy el reto era confrontar los miedos y el vacÍo que dejaron sus compaÑeros y maestros. el edificio donde ocurriÓ la matanza es una estructura fantasma custodiada por las autoridades. javier: muchos de estos jÓvenes acudieron a las redes para expresar sus emociones. alex publicÓ este tweet qu

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 counselors to cope with this terrible tragedy. emotions were raw at the pine trails amphitheater in parkland, florida, where a massive vigil was held your night for wednesday's high school massacre. at one more point the crowd chanted in unison, no more guns. >> this makes no sense. this is impossible. my girl, my 14-year-old baby. >> reporter: earlier in the day the suspect, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, was brought handcuffed into court. >> you are charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> reporter: cruz was ordered held without bond. the broward county sheriff's office says he confessed to details of the shooting. he had mounting problems and broke through the cracks. >> he is a broken human being. he's on suicide watch. the child is deeply troubled and he has endured significant trauma that s

in parkland. alyssa alhadeff, her funeral will be taking place today, the first of 17 funerals that will be taking place here, grim reminder of the horror that occurred here just two days ago. i want to go to our rosa flores who is standing by. with each passing hour, we're learning more about the shooter who did this, how he was able to get a weapon and what may have led him to walk into the doors of that school. rosa? >> reporter: anderson, we're getting a minute-by-minute account from police about how this transpired. according to police, he arrived in an uber at about 2:19 p.m. about two minutes later he was already firing that weapon. forward about eight minutes -- so ten minutes into his day on this campus, he set down his ar-15 rifle and started blending in with students who were trying to escape. that's how he was able to leave campus. he stopped by two stores, grabbed a sandwich, grabbed a drink. then a police officer from the coconut creek police department saw him, because that police officer says he remembered the description that went over his radio. he saw him in a res

students from parkland, florida, demanding answers from state legislators as president trump hints at tighter gun regulations. does he mean it? >> where is group two? >> we don't want to take away anyone's gun, we just need regulations on it. >> what do we want? >> change. >> when do we want it? >> now! >> i know my voice is going to be heard because i was there and i can tell them to close their eyes and imagine hearing your friends scream as you hear the gunshots. >> never again. never again, never again. >> blame game. president trump again trying to blame barack obama for russia's election meddling. >> he has been tougher on russia in the first year than obama was in eight years combined. >> coming up, we will fact check that claim. face-off, the showdown on security clearances coming to a head inside the white house. who will come out on top, the president's son-in-law or his chief of staff. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in new york. at this hour activists are fighting for gun control on two fronts in florida's capitol. parents, teachers and elected officials joined studen

sobrevivieron a la masacre de parkland fueron claves en sus demandas. [hablando en inglÉs] cÓmo puede ser tan fÁcil comprar un arma de guerra a mi edad. decÍa en llantos este sobrevivien sobreviviente. la alcaldesa de parkland exigiÓ que dentro una soluciÓn. presidente donald trump escuchÓ atento y reconociÓ la necesidad de tomar acciÓn. ademÁs prometiÓ tomar en con derciÓn las idea que se han planteado.. [hablando en inglÉs] este serÁ un proceso largo, pero nadie se merece el dolor por el que estÁn pasando, mandatario sugiriÓ restringir los antecedente y tambiÉn armar a los maestros en las escuelas. palabras de consternaciÓn no solo se hicieron escuchar dentro de la mansiÓn presidencial. en las afuera de la casa blanca tambiÉn se manifestaron pidiendo fin a la violencia con armas de fuego. los estudiantes pedÍan mayor control de armas. >> el problema no es que haya muy pocas pistolas, el problema es que hay demasiado. si armas a los profesores lo que vas a conseguir es un tiroteo. [hablando en inglÉs] este otro joven alega que prohibir las armas no harÁ nad

no a las arma se sintiÓ hoy en las calles de parkland florida. (gritan) el movimiento nunca mÁs, cobra fuerza, estudiantes padres, maestros, reclaman a los polÍticos una acciÓn inmediata para evitar otra masacre como la del pasado 14 de febrero, que cobrÓ la vida a 17 personas (gritan) mientras una comunidad sumida por el dolor recuerda a sus vÍctimas 17 personas fallecidas y que pide que estas muertes no sean en vano la indignaciÓn crece, es que hoy se dio a conocer que no fue uno, fueron al menos 4 los oficiales que se quedaron afuera de la escuela, al tiempo que adentro nikolas cruz deparaba contra los estudiantes ninguno hizo nada, francisco estÁ en parkland con lo Último. >> hoy las comunidades de parkland y coral springs se unieron en una marcha en la que estudiantes rechazaron de manera enÉrgica la idea del presidente trump de armar a maestros como una respuesta a los hechos voy lentos en esta escuela. >> aquÍ tambiÉn crece el repudio e indignaciÓn ante los reportes confirmados por negocio que no fue uno sino al menos 4 agentes de broward que no acciÓn turp ap

real issues of gun safety again. democrats believe that at the very least in the wake of parkland, we should strive for comprehensive background checks. closing the loopholes that allow anyone, regardless of a violent history, a history of mental illness to walk into a gun show or go on the internet and purchase a gun. more than 90% of americans in the vast majority of gun owners support comprehensive background checks. what are we waiting for? there seems to be a discussion about a more limited proposal to fix nic bill sported by senators cornyn and murphy, which improves the existing background check in a few ways. i support the bill. i'm a cosupport. but the bill is not what president trump has been talking about this afternoon and at other times, when he says comprehensive background checks. fix nics was brought to light after a horrific shooting at church in texas. a proposal to address that pick problem, but it leaves unaddressed the host of crucial gun safety issues, including and especially the loopholes in our background check system. if we only pass fix nics we'll be right b

learned on the attack before and after, we turn to rosa flores in parkland, florida. ga good morning, rosa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we are learning more about the timeline and chain of events. like you mentioned nikolas cruz, according to the documents confessed to the crimes. within two minutes of his arrival to the high school, he was discharging his weapon. ten minutes later, he put the rifle down and blended in with the students who were fleeing. he stopped by walmart. he stopped by mcdonald's as well. more than an hour later, a police officer from the coconut creek police department saw him in a residential area and noticed he fit the description over the radio and apprehended him. from records, we are learning that police were called to his home dozens of times. about 39 times for things like quote mentally ill person and domestic disturbance. the attorney says he fell through the crackcracks. >> he is a broken human being. he is a broken child. he is sad. he is remorseful. he is fully aware of what is going on. he's just a broken human being. >> reporter: as t

ing news out of lehigh county. district, parkland school district has cancelled school this morning after a fire dozens of busts at a bus garage. bus depot. >> thinks call, it happened in south whitehall township. jenny joye will have a live report coming up, their school >> apparently a mess, they don't know fit is vandalism or what we will figureu. here's sue. >> we don't have 10s we had earlier in the week our number of the much, well, half of that, five out of 10. it is chilly and rainy outside we have a warm coat back on buddy but mentioned sixers and flyers both winning last night and he has that covered as well. it is friday. we have rain on and off throughout the area, few area getting heavy rain this morning and for us it is damp, 37 degrees, get used to the dampness. it will be milder over weekend but today we have a winter weather advisory for carbon, monroe counties with possibility of freezing rain for us it should stay mild enough that we will get rain, only rain, on and off throughout the day with a high of 47 degrees. we will tell but the weekend and beyond coming up

. alisyn camerota live from parkland, florida where students return to douglas high school. have a great day. >>> i >> i have nothing to do with rush shafplt i have no deals there. >> robert mule or asking about business opportunities for donald trump in the 2016 campaign. >> this president could be incredibly compromised. >> just because they are asking doesn't mean they have evidence of it. >> the fact that he has been downgraded tells that he is not in a position to be a significant role of the white house. >> he is a valued member of the team, and he will continue. >> we are getting this blurring of behavior in his private and public roles. >> we're going to take it as it comes along every single day. >> we will feel the presence of emptiness. >> we are more connected than ever. i don't think anything is going to change. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is your "new day". it is weapons, february 28th, 6:00 here on the east coast. i am in new york. alisyn is back in parkland, florida. a very important day there. we will check it in one se

building in parkland where the shooting took place to be torn down and replace sod that students never have to walk the halls or sit in classrooms where blood was spilled. the fbi is struggling to explain how it fail today respond to a tip that could have stopped the shooter before it started. the fbi admit that is a person close to the shooter nicklaus cruz called the public tipline in early january six weeks ago leading investigation on cruz's gun ownership and disturbing social media post and potential that he might commit a school shooting but the information was never forwarded to the miami field office like it should have been angering some of the fellow students here. >> the fbi has failed, this is going to be one of the days, it's going to be a mark on their name forever and their mistake has cost the lives of 17 people. i think that there is incompetence in the fbi. >> broward sheriff's office received 20 calls to cruz's home but no one being arrested. >> every one will be looked at and scrutinized. if we find out like in any investigation that one of our deputies or call take

parkland, florida, shooting. >> thank you, mr. president. today marks nearly two weeks since the murder of 17 students and staff in parkland, florida. today also marks the moment that we resolve to do something about school violence. may it mark the moment that both left and right determine to lay aside their differences and work together to prevent future tragedies. to keep our children safe from harm, there's no panacea, no one legislative solution and it disheartens me when i hear talk about what can't be done. it's time to focus on what can be done. fortunately solutions than state level, glueing my home state of utah, can help show us the way forward. working in the realm of the possible, utah state legislators have coming to to forge bipartisan solutions to stop school violence. when i was in sal lake last week i western first hand about the safe utah smartphone app. the safeit crisis tex and tip line is a statewide service that provides real-time crisis intervention to youth through texting and in confidential tips program. licensed clinicians from the university, neuropsychiatric i

parkland, florida. we start with the latest on the florida high school shooting. families begin the process of saying good-bye to their children. charges 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 offer disturbing glimpses into his mental state. all 17 victims have been identified by the broward sho sheriff. as lawmakers fumble with what to do or not to do, the conservative murdoch owned "new york post" cover "mr. president please act." seven people remain in the hospital. four in critical condition. for the latest on what we learned about the gunman's actions before and after the atta attack, we turn to cnn's rosa flores in parkland. good morning, rosa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the suspect waking up in a jail cell after confessed to the crimes. this is according to probable cause documents. from law enforcement, we have a timeline. chain of events. two minutes after arriving on campus, he started firing his weapon. t

by the parkland school shooting only escalated, with more companies boycotting the nra and the president claiming he would have rushed into that building unarmed. here's abc's david wright in our series "the american gun." >> reporter: for students and teachers returning this week to stoneman douglas high school -- >> coming back to where everything occurred. it's just scary. >> reporter: there's no such thing as getting back to normal. not after the massacre that left 17 members of their community dead. >> we're almost there. >> reporter: this weekend an orientation for returning students. their first moments back on campus sunday felt haunted. >> i cannot stop looking at that building. i cannot stop imagining what was going on inside that building. it tears me up inside. >> reporter: the grief and horror are still fresh in parkland, as they once were in columbine and newtown and so many other communities. so many shootings, so little change. is it naive to hope this might be the "me too" moment for gun violence? >> we'll turn our grief into action. we have to have action. >>

school in parkland, florida, suburb of fort lauderdale. the teachers and the staff of the school returned to work today, which is less than two weeks after a former student walked on to the campus with an ar-15, opened fire, all three floors of a classroom building. i've spent time this past couple of weeks in parkland, visiting with some of the families. those of us who are parents can only imagine the grief and the anger they are feeling, just like the grief and the anger after every one of these massacres. i've also spent time meeting with some of the courageous students who have turned this tragedy into a call for action. as i have suggested to them, their hope gives me hope. their determination gives me all the more determination. these students have told us over and over that they don't plan to stop until congress and the state legislatures around the country start enacting common sense gun reform at the same time said they're not going to stop. and neither am i. because what hand at that high school shouldn't happen anywhere in this country. it shouldn't have happened in columbine,

need help. so we are looking at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. this is in parkland, florida. this is in broward count for -- county and it is north of miami-dade county. this is west of boca. north of coral springs. if you know the area around there, it is northwest of pompano beach. what we are looking at are -- there is police activity at this high school. we know of reporting that there was an active shooter nearby and then other reporting of an active shooter on the property. now what we're hearing from the broward county sheriff's office is to avoid the area of stoneman douglas high school while police try and figure out what is going on. now there is a -- we've unfortunately covered too many of these active shootings. you are looking at a combination of live footage and footage that we bring back. but what we're looking at here is a number of tactical officers around an armored vehicle. could you see that they are staying to one side of the armors vehicle. we do not see other activity. we don't see anybody being taken out. we don't see anybody who has been arrested. we

those parkland students meet with state lawmakers, other teenagers are rallying to their cause. students are standing up across florida, capitol hill, and the white house. they are screaming right now for politicians to listen. last night they did not listen. last night as survivors of the massacre watched from the capitol's gallery in florida, lawmakers debated a bill declaring porn, you heard me right, porn, a health risk. they refused to even discuss an assault weapons ban. the porn bill would, quote, protect floridians, teenagers, from pornography. >>> later today at the white house, the president will pete with people from parkland along with parents from sandy hook and columbine. the administration is calling the meeting a listening session but what will president trump hear and what will had edo? >>> yesterday donald trump proposed regulations that would ban bump stocks, the device used in the las vegas shooting five months ago ago. neither one of you stopped 1-year-old gunman from killing 17 people in florida. something donald trump said he supported back in 2000. >> th

teachers dead. >> nbc's wendy joins us live in parkland florida for more. good morning to you, wendy. >> reporter: tracy and vai, good morning to you. a lot of mixed emotions here as students head back to the classroom. you can be certain a lot of healing and a lot of counseling still to be done before they get back to learning. 14 agonizing days, 17 lost eagles. those left behind now return to stoneman douglas but without certainty. meadow pollack can't go back to school today. >> i want the be the last further of a murdered kid in this country. >> reporter: but does include the idea of arming teachers in the classroom. >> my goal is to make massive changes in school safety. significant increase in mental health resources and keep the guns out of anybody thaet dealing mental illness or potentially a threat to themselves or others. >> reporter: it didn't happen in time for ryan petty's daughter i il ilana. >> it's happened after every single school shooting. this time, governor, i hope florida is actually different. this time it needs to be different. >> so what took place on

: 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: 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. it is only growing as people at a tribute this evening in florida. 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 valenti

. are you urged to can't philly 311. >>> students across the country and those from parkland high school where 17 people were killed in the the shooting rampage all held rallies today demanding change. hundreds challenged from florida to the state capital building in tallahassee meeting with the lawmakers, urging them to make tougher gun laws and voiced concerns that the republican controlled chamber refused to take up a measure that would have banned assault rifles and large capacity magazines and in delaware kids at friends school walked out of class to honor the victims of parkland and held a victim of silence that lasted 1 minutes one for every life lost. and they would like to see more redescriptions on who could buy a gun plus a ban on assault style weapons. >> they are not used in hunting. they are only meant for killing. and i think that is terrible. and i don't think there should be any reason that children should be able to get their hands on it. and i think we need to find a way to stop that. >> casey said he was surprised and delighted to see how much students chose to