sponsored by congressman john rutherford of florida. today florida senators marco rubio and bill nelson held a news conference to unveil their proposal that would encourage and incentivize states to adopt gun violence restraining orders. this would allow local law enforcement and families to obtain court orders to stop a person that poses a threat from having or purchasing guns. this is 25 minutes. mr. rubio: thank you, guys, for all being here. in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy at parkland, three weeks ago today, actually close to around this time, one of the things i did and we both did in the aftermath is learn as much as we could about how this happened. and we've discussed earlier in the week, we're both sponsors of the stop school violence act. that senator hatch has offered. which has already gotten a broad number of co-sponsors. including, i believe, leaders of both the republicans and the democrats in the united states senate. and i personally have been searching for things that we can do quickly, that we can begin to move on and find consensus. there's a lot of issues o

channel's continuing coverage of a bridge collapse in southeast florida. it happened two hours ago. rosh lowe is interviewing one on scene at the time. getting a first hand account of what happened. >> a 950 ton section of a pedestrian bridge coming down. >> rosh's spanish is fluent and he may translate live for us. let's listen. rosh is waiting for a live shot to begin. we're getting a picture from wsvn now. multiple injuries on scene for the people they were able to take akay. the question is they bring in heavy movers and big equipment to remove the concrete and the cars. craig stephens is on the news desk. let's listen. >> we have a network of 7 news reporters covering this. we're going to get started with 7's rosh lowe who looks like he has an interview ready. >> we have people here out of the campus and they are in shock. we'll get to that in a moment. first, let me get to this statement from fiu, florida international university. let's go to the statement. "dear members of the university community, we're shocked and saddened about the events up folding at the fiu sweetwater pedest

drifter in florida accused of breaking into a pool hall. as we begin tonight, you'll see the video of the real mr. gideon. they reenact it had case in 1965. >> the next case on the docket is the case of the state of florida versus clarence earl gideon. what says the state? are you ready for trial? >> the state is ready, your honor. >> what says the defendant, are you ready for trial? >> i'm not ready, your honor. >> did you plead not to this charge by reason of insanity? >> no, sir. >> well, why aren't you ready? >> i have no counsel. >> why do you not have counsel? do you know that your case was set for trial today? >> yes, sir, i knowed that my case was set for trial today. >> why, then, did you not secure counsel and be prepared to go to trial? >> your honor, i request this court to appoint counsel to represent me in this trial. >> well, mr. gideon, i'm sorry, but i cannot appoint counsel to represent you in this case. under the laws of the state after florida, the only time the court can appoint counsel to represent a defendant is when that person is charged with a capital offense. i'

look at your television right now. this is a pedestrian bridge that has collapsed at florida international university. you can see search and rescuers are there on the ground. an understanding is that there are cars underneath that bridge as well. you see one of them on the bottom right sticking out. you can see rescuers on top of the bridge doing some work. we have seen workers, apparently, taking people away from the scene on stretchers, presumably, to the hospitals, to treat those injuries. but, again, this is coming to you out of miami, florida, right now. a bridge collapse. a pedestrian bridge that has fallen. you can see a lot of rubble. they're zooming in on one of those vehicles that was crushed. and, again, we want to be very sensitive to the situation. we don't know whether people are still inside that vehicle or if there are people underneath that bridge who are trapped as well. but there are rescuers from the miami-dade fire rescue crew there, trying to help those people who may be involved in this situation and they'll continue to assess the scene. we will also,

go out to all of you in florida, especially in that area. some additional information as far as the investigation goes. renee, what can you tell us? >> the big question is at least from here in washington, the ntsb and will they launch. i just got off the phone with them. they are certainly monitoring the video and the information that is slowly coming in. so, they're aware of this incident at this point. they working the phones, literally, to speak to the folks there on the ground in miami to determine if they will officially launch to investigate exactly what caused this bridge to collapse. again, this bridge installed just on saturday. this is certainly in the jurisdiction of the ntsb. just a reminder when the bridge collapsed in minnesota, they launched to investigate that. if they do make the determination that this is something that they will investigate, there will be a number of issues that they will be delving into. specifically, obviously, the structure of this bridge, how it was constructed, how it was built and were there any faulty parts? was it built in such a way to h

universidad internacional de florida se desplomÓ y dejó al menos cuatro personas muertas y una decena de heridos. una joven indocumentada hace historia en california. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edition o -- ediciÓn nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: vamos a comenzar con la tragedia que ha conmocionado a todo el condado de miami-dade con el derrumbe de un puente peatonal en construcciÓn. las autoridades han informado de al menos cuatro muertos y una decena de heridos que estÁn hospitalizados. andrea linares estÁ en el lugar del accidente con lo Último. todavÍa se cree que hay gente atrapada bajo los escombros. andrea: asÍ es, patricia. muy buenas noches. Éste es uno de los problemas que enfrentan las autoridades y es que ellos no saben con precisiÓn cuÁntos personas podrÍan estar todavía atrapadas dentro de sus vehÍculos, y es que se habla de que hay por lo -8 autos debajo de esa montaÑa de escombros y es por eso que aquÍ la escena continuarÁ bastante activa durante toda la noche y madrugada.

. >>> matt gates is with us, representing florida's coasts including fort walton beach. and so, the house has a first step in passing a a school safety measure and we spent the first hour talking about that with the viewers and talking about the protests from here and across the country. what is your take from here in washington and what you were hearing from your constituents in the district? well, as a floridian, it is hitting home for us. we had a no smiles in the sunshine state after this terrible tragedy at parkland. i know that my fellow floridians would like to see the action, and that no parent has to drop the child off and then the next day clean the room out, because they are not there anymore. so i am proud of the work in the house the dedicate the funding for the hardening and the school safety and some of it can be used for the metal detector, and resource officers and other technology to help who is there to h help with the educational mission and who is there for mischief. i may have a different view for my colleague, but i think that protest is a sign of the ro vibrant dem

state of florida. and joseph mendez, status for the commonwealth of puerto rico and miss jean aimee did he demarrais, senior director of safe the children. thank you for being with us. we'll start with mr. clay. >> good afternoon. chairman mccaul, ranking member thompson, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for holding this important hearing and opportunity to share lessons we learned from hurricane harvey in texas. let me quickly offer three key messages. the first is thank you for your partnership. governor abbott and the state of texas are grateful for the strong partnership we share with our federal counterparts today. president donald trump, vice president pence, multiple members of president's cabinet and fema administrator brock long showed their commitment to texas even before the storm made landfall. they pledged their full resources and make a commitment to the state today. within days of harvey's as texans only begun to understand the extent of devastation, congress quickly began it. that will help appropriation bills that will help texas recover and rebuild

florida and finally honorable josephine menendez ortiz vice chair on federal and international relations and status for the common wealth puerto rico and ms. johna m ae, senior director of save the children. thank you all for being here today and i guess we will start with mr. clay. >> good afternoon. ranking member thompson, chairman mccall, thank you for holding this hearing and o opportunity to share lessons we've learned from hurricane harvey in texas. let me quickly offer three key messages. the first is thank you for your partnership. governor abbot in the state of texas are grateful for the strong partnership we have shared with federal counter parts today. president donald trump, vice president pence, multiple members of the cabinet and brock long showed their commitment to texas even before the storm made land fall. they pledged their full resources and continue to show their commitment to the state to this day. of course, congress, too, deserves our deepest gratitude. within days of harvey's touchdown, beginning to understand magnitude of devastation, congress moved t

management management for the state of florida in front of the honorable joe says eve melendez-ortiz, vice-chairman of the the committee on federal and international relations for the commonwealth of puerto rico. and ms. -- i guess we'll start with mr. clay. >> good afternoon. chairman mccall, ranking member thompson and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for what in the series and the opportunity to share lessons we've learned from hurricane harvey in texas. that may quickly offer three key messages. the first is thank you for your partnership with governor abbott in the state of texas are grateful for the strong partnership they shared with their counterparts today. president donald trump, vice president pence, members of the cabinet and fema administrator law showed their commitment to texas before it made landfall. they continued it show commitment to the state today. congress deserves her deepest gratitude. within days of harvey's dissipation and permit texans had only begun to understand the magnitude of devastation could congress to quickly for needed financial assist

, prisoner number state prison, florida. letter askedon'd to proceed as a poppers and he was behind bars and without funds. gideon who had no legal training had asked the supreme court to review his trial and his sentence on the grounds -- counsel made to stand -- trial without the aid of counsel. >> it was addressed to the warrant, chief justice. >> comes now the petitioner, clarence earl gideon, a citizen of that united states of america. at the time of the trial he asked the lower court for aid and counsel and the court counsel -- trial without the aid this a. the >> pencil butters were stamped 890 miscellaneous. the a hundred 90th case to go on the miscellaneous docket that had begun in october 1961. gideon's papers were placed in a large red folder and dispatched by a dumbwaiter to the file room. separate filen a card. this would be the docket. the history at a glance to everything that happened from that case and then on. on june 4, 19 62, the supreme court sent to mr. clarence earl gideon of copy of the order of the day, announcing he could --ceed in former poppers and court

to go to some historic videos. gideonl see the real mr. and the florida judge who sentenced to jail. iny reacted the case for cbs 1965. >> the next case on the docket is a state of florida versus gideon. >> are you ready for trial? >> i am not ready. >> did you plead guilty to discharge? >> no sir. >> why are you ready? >> i have no counsel. >> did you know that your case was set for trial today? >> yes sir, i knew. >> why then, did you not secure counsel? honor, i request the court to represent me in this trial. appointideon, i cannot a to represent you in this case. under the laws of the state of cap -- florida, the only time -- i'm sorry but i will have to deny your request. >> the united states supreme court says i am entitled to be represented by counsel. >> let me introduce you to to guess. -- two guests. is now a lawyer and is in practice -- have a practice. he has the distinction of in supremee cases other person. glad to have you back. he is a law professor at yale and a visiting professor at the university of pennsylvania. his latest is gone because edition today, timeless

on iconic american products like harley—davidsons and florida orangejuice. products like harley—davidsons and florida orange juice. if products like harley—davidsons and florida orangejuice. if they products like harley—davidsons and florida orange juice. if they do escape, they will still be pretty worried about what all this means for the future of the global trading system. the national rifle association is suing the state of florida, after it passed a gun control law in the wake of a school shooting last month that left 17 people dead. the bill raises the legal age for buying rifles in the state to 21, and also allows training and arming of some school staff. but the nra says it's a violation of the us constitution. and the right to bear arms. with all the sport, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. with news of the uk's first medal at the winter paralympics. great britain have their first medal of the winter paralympics in pyeongchang, and it's gone to the visually imparied skier millie knight, who only last year wondered, if she'd be fit, in time to make the

weather this monday morning. ♪ a storm front stretching from north dakota to florida is on the move at this hour. pushing severe weather into the tennessee valley. nashville could see the worst of it this afternoon. by tomorrow night, that storm could develop into a nor'easter, dumping up to eight inches of snow in the mid-atlantic area. today's temperatures will be almost summer-like in the south, warming up to 84 in new orleans. but in the northern half of the country, it's still very much winter. spring starts tomorrow. ♪ >>> coming up, the $457 million powerball mystery. >>> and also ahead, the war of the dating apps. the new legal battle in the search for love online. >>> but first, a new revelation overnight about the florida school shooting suspect and what officers at his school were concerned about back in 2016. >>> and there it goes. all it took was about 300 pounds of dynamite to bring down this old building in ft. worth, texas. >> very effective. >> implosion took ten seconds, turning the 12-story building into rubble. >>> it appears there was yet another missed warning s

back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman om florida, mr. soto, for 30 minutes. r. soto: mr. soto: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to discuss helping veterans exposed to burn pits act, h.r. 1279 and i would like to talk a minute about one of my own constituents, brian, who is facing this very dangerous condition. rom the summer of 2004 through 2009, my constituent, brian, was deployed a total of six times in . mbat as a junior march e.p.a., he would haul trash daily and helped burn the unit's trash and helped the security watch which bases. hed near wrkers' smoke.ould smell the and he would wear ration and reduce the foul smell and filter the smoke. after some time, brian developed breathing troubles and the base him al center helped temporarily. when he was home in between deployments, he had breathing treatments and diagnosed with on white is on multiis occasions. developed a serious case of pneumonia and an and cease in the lower lobby. killing the lobby. the doctors removed a portion of his left lung to save his-. . e surgery kept him alive was

was a drifter in florida who was accused of breaking into a pool hall. as we begin tonight, we are going to go to some historic videos. you will see the real mr. gideon and the florida judge who sentenced to jail. they reacted the case for cbs in 1965. >> the next case on the docket is the state of florida vs. clarence gideon. are you ready for trial? >> i am not ready. >> did you plead guilty to this charge by reason of insanity? >> no sir. >> why are you ready? >> i have no counsel. >> did you know that your case was set for trial today? >> yes sir, i knew. >> why then, did you not secure counsel? >> your honor, i request the court to appoint counsel to represent me in this trial. >> mr. gideon, i cannot appoint counsel to represent new this case. under the laws of the state of florida, the only time the state can give counsel is when that person is charged with a capital offense. i'll have to deny your request to appoint counsel to defend new this case. >> the united states supreme court says i am entitled to be epresented by counsel. >> let me introduce you to two guests at our

survivors of the marjory stoneman douglas massacre in parkland, florida. they planned the march for our lives. that's what it's being called. to honor the 17 classmates and faculty members killed by an armed former student just last month. the survivors have one very loud, very clear message on gun violence. never again. their frustrations gaining national momentum and driving the conversation on the polarizing gun control debate. those students are leading the march on washington right now but they don't stand alone. star power is backing them up here in the nation's capital. ariana grande, miley cyrus, lin-manuel miranda are a few of the names taking part today. you're looking at the main stage right there on pennsylvania avenue, hundreds of marches in fact scheduled across the country today. cnn has team coverage with reporters spread out across the country. cnn's diane gallagher is with a group of students from parkland, florida right here in the nation's capital. diane. >> reporter: we're not too far from where you are, about a mile, and that's because this group of marjory sto

recibiÓ cinco disparos. >> el gobernador de florida rick scott se uniÓ otra vez con las familias del tiroteo, en la marjory stoneman douglas, la propuesta aumentarÍa de 18 a 21 aÑos la edad mÍnima y la espera de tres dÍas para quienes quieran comprar rifles o armas largas, mÁs controversiales la autorizaciÓn que tendrÍan maestros y otras personas entrenadaspara portar. armas >> investiga el hallazgo de una pistola cargada de un niÑo de kinder en una escuela en florida, dijo que antes de comentar las clases un maestro descubriÓ el arma luego de que el menor tirara su mochila al piso y Ésta se cayera. el jefe escolar escribiÓ que no tenÍan intenciÓn de llevar esa arma y que no sabÍa que había una pistola en su mochila. >> pitbull dijo en un comunicado que ninguno de los estudiantes habÍa estado involucrado o en peligro, incluso en los Últimos meses 10 incidentes similares han sucedido en este mismo condado,especÍficamente ahí en west palm beach. cambiamos de temas porque el presidente trump firmÓ la adopciÓn de aranceles del 25 al acero y el 10% al aluminio. >>

florida senators marco rubio and bill nelson spoke about their proposal that would encourage states to adopt a gun violence are straining order. would allow von forsman and family to obtain court-ordered to person having guns. he addressed a broader gun policy bill moving through the florida legislature at the dif dif -- after the part in school shooting that less -- that left 17 dead. this is 25 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you guys. in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy in parkland three weeks ago today closed around this time one of the things i did and we both did is we thought as much as we could about -- and we discussed the school violence act that senator hatch has offered which is arctic.net broad number of co-sponsors including i believe leaders of both the republicans and the democrats in the united states senate. i'd personally have been searching for things that we can do quickly to move on. there are a lot of issues on this topic that as you know creates division. i believe the debate will happen but what can we agree on to get action on? i think the

gentleman from florida, mr. soto, for 30 minutes. mr. soto: thank you, mr. speaker. tonight i rise for the 92,000 dreamers in the state of florida. tonight, i rise for the 3.6 million dreamers across this nation. president trump may have terminated the daca program this week, but the dream will survive. these dreamers are serving in our military. they are are our teachers, they are students and business owners, lawyers, doctors and engineers. they are an ambitious group of young people who are renewing our democracy and who are some of the very best of what the next generation has to offer. and i have no doubt despite this termination this week, these young people will continue to fight. and we in the congressional hispanic caucus will stand with them. we in the democratic caucus, will continue to stand with them. i hope some of my colleagues who have signed on to these bills will continue. but we need a vote on the floor. 70% of americans already stand with our dreamers. it is true that the federal courts this week have continued with their injunction, enjoining the termination of the

half a million people cared in cities across the country, including parkland, florida, where the shooting that took thee last month lives of 17 people. we are talking to our young people today, getting your views about these protests of l violence in schools. we have christian calling in college station, texas. are you a student now? caller: yes, ma'am. host: what level of students are you? caller: i am doing undergrad at texas a&m university. host: what do you think about these protests today? caller: i think the protestscaller: are very good. i am majoring in history, and i that bringsnything awareness to the situation regarding the school shootings and other gun violence in the protestsi think that are certainly a good thing. host: what would you like to see happen in response to these protests, christian? would you like to see changes to gun laws? would you like to see more security? next?o you think comes caller: i think that it is such a complex issue. i feel like there does need to at schools.rity additionally, i do think we need to take a second look at the right to bear

by florida republican john rutherford. the bill would provide grants to train students, teachers, school officials and local law enforcement to prevent school violence. congressman rutherford is not the only member of congress working on gun policy. earlier today florida senators marco rubio and bill nelson held a news conference to unveil their proposal that would encourage and incentivize states to adopt gun violence restraining orders. this would allow law enforcement and families to obtain court orders to stop a person that poses a threat from having or purchasing guns. the two senators also talked about a broader gun policy bill that's moving through the florida legislature in wake of the parkland shooting. we'll show you as much as this as we can until the house comes back into session, which may be in about 15 minutes or so. mr. cruz: fa'aua'a guys for all being here -- thank you, guys, for all being here. in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy at parkland, three weeks ago today, actually close to around this time, one of the things i did and we both do did in the afterm

las escuelas y otras medidas para proteger a los estudiantes son aprobadas en el senado de la florida y Él director multi galardonado, explica su lucha y su difÍcil triunfo en hollywood, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn edición nnocturna. presentadora: despuÉs de que el mandatario decidiÓ cancelar, la medida sigue vigente porque tres jueces lo decidieron, pero se trata de una soluciÓn temporal, pablo nos expliquÉ que ahora cuentan con el apoyo de fiscales que exigen el congreso una soluciÓn permanente. reportero: verÓnica vino de nueva york para transmitir el mensaje que estÁn dando al congreso. >> porque yo soy residente de daca y quiero que se apruebe un dream limpio. reporter: se aplicaba el tiempo y los "dreamers" atacan a tom cancelar su programa, pero algunos dicen que al final los soÑadores son simple fichas en un gran tablero de ajedrez. >> todos prometen algo por un voto y al final de cuenta no hacen nada. reportero: han pasado a la acciÓn y piden al congreso que tomen acciÓn inmediata, porque sino sus estados serÁn perj

about the mass murder in florida last month and i ask to rise a simple question thatam millions of americans in every apartment of their table is asking is congressss finally going to do anything meaningful about gun violence? when will huff be enough? what will it take for this body to move beyond the same talking points that we hear after every mass shooting? and actually do something to prevent more deaths? mr. president, will congress finally see what the vast majority of americans see? gun owners and nongun owners alike but american gun violence problem isn't going away. unless congress musters up the courage to take it head-on. or -- will congress to continue to give the thought and prayers and then you do absolutely nothing. we with have to act. because once again there was a massacre on american soil. once again it was inside a school once again american children were gunned down. we keep living through a night mare of gun violence that repeats itself in schools, movie theaters, churches -- nightclubs, concerts and every single day on the streets of the cities -- around thi

florida republican mainly significant because everyone can agree on to make schools safer and gives $50 million in grant to basically allow them to do things like metal detectors in the schools. >> the florida student in a couple of weeks will be leading the march saturday march 24 you expect the house will take up ahead of that any other gun legislation? >> there is a lot of questions about that if there is a bill that is the national incident criminal database for this would strengthen that database so that agencies and states report the reports that are needed to make that passed last year but added on to that was a piece of legislation to allow concealed carry in allstate. is that part of the senate legislation? >> that was a controversial element in the house that in the senate it will keep it separate there isn't a lot of support especially with democrats for concealed carry that if you have a permit in the state that doesn't have requirements you could take that and i think especially a lot of the democrats are concerned. >> in your article of the legislative debate you write abo

florida en el comitÉ. >>> hay ciertas cosas que se debieron haber hecho, por ejemplo, cerrar esta calle. no tienes que esperar a que el constructor del puente de la vida, tÚ como gobierno deberÍas tomar esa decisiÓn. >>> el departamento de tran transporte de la florida dio a conocer un mensaje de voz que dos dÍas antes del desplome deÓo un ingeniero de la firma a esta entidad informando que habÍan grietas en el puente. pero dijo que no habÍa que preocuparse por la seguridad. se confirmÓ que horas antes de la tragedia hubo una reuniÓn con la firma de ingenieros y concluyeron que no representaba peligro alguno. >>> confirmÓ que trabajadores estaban aplicando tensiÓn para fortalecer los cables cuando el puente se derrumbÓ. >>> se instalaron avisos de evacuaciÓn a las zonas afectados por incendios forestales el aÑo pasado. esto debido a la tormenta que llegarÁ maÑana a la regiÓn que podrÍa provocar desprendimientos de tierra y rocas.. >>> se anuncia la creaciÓn de un nuevo servicio, bajo una concesiÓn mensual los usuarios podrÁn bajar un maximo de 30 veces el serv

happening in parkland, florida as so many students across the country are. >> remember being in colorado in 1999. i was going to school in boulder. i remember the pictures, images and stories. this is a generation shaped by gun violence. columbine started that. students then and now want change. they want assault weapons band. they want universal ground checks. they are making their voices heard. >> i'm seeing a lot of engagement on social media. today we've been watching the twitter feeds. many people are out there and using social media to let the world know this is happening. >> what we are seeing in columbine, it's 10:00 there, they are filing out of the building. we see student groups holding moments of silence. we see many of them take two loudspeakers, calling for change. specifically addressing lawmakers in washington. 118-year-old students that if the government wants to keep getting paid they need to listen to what we say. columbine in colorado one of the many pictures we are bringing a students are walking out on this national day of action marching to protest gun vio

the election. remember the 36 days of florida and hell we went through, ended with the lack of clarity who was the president of the united states for 36 days? the election of 1800 is not settled until the 17th of february, 15 days before the constitutionally appointed day to swear in the president. the election ends in a tie, in the electoral college between thomas jefferson and his running mate aaron burr because back then, you voted for the-- the electors voted for two people and traditionally, one of the leading parties electors voted for somebody else or cast a blank ballot so that john adams would have one more vote than thomas jefferson and so forth. but in the election of 1800, 73' electors voted for jefferson and others voted for burr because burr is attempting a coup. it goes to the house of representatives february 1801 in a tie. washington's buried in a snowstorm, there are 16 states so the winner has to get nine of the states in order to win. each state has one vote cost my his congressional delegation and the first ballot eight for jefferson, six for burr and two t

included hurricanes that hit my home state of texas, florida, the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. we also saw dozens of wildfires burn through thousands of acres and destroy everything in their path. after hurricane harvey hit texas, i personally toured the devastated communities in my district as well as a city of houston. days of punishing rain, rising rivers and overflowing bayous wreaked havoc on much of my state. this destruction was horrifying, roads were flooded and many homes were obliterated and sadly, many people lost their lives, but as i witnessed the strength of the texas spirit, that was the positive. many volunteers hopped into their boats to rescue people who were stranded on the rooftops or trapped in a vehicle. others waded out into the murky waters filled with snakes and firants to save their loved ones or even to help a stranger. texans helping texans rose to the challenge and assisted one another during a very tough time. strong coordination at the local, state and federal level of fema and army corps of engineers rose, and i commend the efforts in hurricane harv

floor. i yield the floor mr. president this saturday students from parkland florida are going to lead hundreds of thousands of americans all around the country calling for common sense gun control measures for the march for our lives. since this terrible shooting in florida in parkland on valentine's day, we have seen students all across the country say enough. this is a movement that cannot be stopped and frankly, we all went to the students, the next generation to get this right in the policies and a the laws that we adopt. just a few weeks ago, i went to one of the students homes from parkland and a group of them and we talked and just last week member of the students came to the office appear in washington. it is amazing 15 and 16 and 17 years old, the students are looking to us, us here in this congress to at a minimum, consider legislation that could have prevented the slaughter that happened in parkland just a month ago. in florida, we have witnessed the students march on the state capital and demand action. the legislature listened in part part, they did some changes like

regulate it. >>> video from the florida school shooting was released, and the video shows scott peterson responding to the building where the shooting was happening, but never going inside. you can see peterson on the left topside of the screen. hard to make out, but you can see him near the building walking around, but, again, not going into that building. this video runs for 27 minutes. the sheriff criticized the deputy for lack of action. peterson was suspended and has since resigned. >>> today, high school is closed as we told you yesterday in breaking news. school leaders say there was a graffiti threat in a bathroom that prompted a lockdown. it happened during the nationwide student walkouts. now investigators take a closer look at the threat before letting students back on campus so they are off today. >>> learning a book and movie is in the works about the rise and fall of elizabeth hall. the palo alto company and holmes have been accused of massive fraud. we brought you that news yesterday morning in the midday newscast. holmes settled a lawsuit with federal authorities accusing

storms caused devastation in texas, florida, the u.s. virgin islands, and puerto rico. after harvey, president trump treated texas we are with you today, tomorrow, and every single day. president trump later visited the effected area just four days later. this is what americans expect from the president and the federal government in the wake of disaster. similarly, after hurricane irma struck in florida, president trump treated the same thing. again, the president visited four days later, as it should be. but after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico and parts of the u.s. virgin islands, president trump's words and actions were decidedly different. he treated that we cannot keep fema, the military, and first responders in puerto rico forever. the president also said the government of puerto rico wanted everything to be done for them and accused officials of poor leadership. when we finally showed up in puerto rico, two weeks after the chuckedde landfall, he rolls of paper towels at survivors. he did not even bother to visit the u.s. virgin islands. for an american president to be

emotional plea after his daughter was shot in the florida school shooting. andrew is here to tell us first if he thinks the new law does enough. . >> and i'm pissed 'cause my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. how many schools, how many children have to get shot. it stops here with this administration and me. k a loss and now he's ok again. right. yeah you can get a mortgage that avoids pmi, but there's no way to avoid mip on... . hey! this'll help. rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. so, origination fees... this takes care of it, thank you. understand the details and get approved in as few as 8 minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. bounce back, right right right, i get it now. ♪ i woke up in beast mode, with my girl that's... ♪ so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. >> andy pollack's and ryan petty, thank you for your efforts to get this bill done. you've bee

saying this, enough is enough. i thank our distinguished colleague from florida, mr. deutch, for his extraordinary leadership, whether it's with the students, with legislation on the floor, in the community at large to help make the difference. . here we're community after community reeling from the horror of gun violence perpetrated against our children, our families, our hearts ache for those in orlando, san bernardino, mother emanuel church, las vegas, park lapd, new town and the list is -- parkland and new town. the list is a long one. there has been too much violence and too much pain. the families and students suffering -- this should not be a political issue. the american people overwhelmingly want action. full 97% of americans support requiring background checks for all gun buys, including 97% of gun owners. there is a commonsense, bipartisan path forward in the congress. we can take action today on comprehensive background checks that have dangerous concealed carry reciprocity bill, allowing the c.d.c. to study gun violence, gun violence restraining orders that empower l

"am joy." on saturday the florida state senate briefly voted yes only to ultimately say no to a school safety bill that would have required a two-year moratorium on the sale of assault rifles and high capacity magazines. the bill is the florida legislature's response to the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school last month. the amendments pitched by democrats were part of a push to enact some of the common sense measures, parkland survivors an families have asked for, some in person from the state capitol. the bill would raise the minimum age for a firearm purchase from 18 to 21, and impose a three-day waiting period for buying all classes of firearms. here is the catch, it will impose a school martial program to arm teachers. perhaps it's a bid to win support from the nra which is opposed to the bill. in florida, nothing related to guns passes without the express permission of the nra and its dom minnive boss, former nra president mary hammer. she's been a legislative force in florida for decades. some call her the real and permanent governor of the gun shine sta

♪ presentador: colapso un puente peatonal durante la universidad estatal de florida dejando varios muertos y personas atrapadas bajo los escombros. >> en exclusiva a la comunicaciÓn noticias la mujer por el pelotero larry todo mientras el deportista ha salido a dar explicaciÓn. presentador: ahÍ estamos viendo el puente colapsado. estamos en vivo en esta ediciÓn especial para la costa oeste. le contamos que salen a la luz las primeras imÁgenes de las cÁmaras de seguridad de la escuela de pat hollande--- parkland, donde el sospechoso ya apareciÓ en el corte. comenzamos. ♪ presentador: estamos comenzando hoy es 15 de marzo de 2018. cartulinas arrasa esta en una transmisiÓn especial y es-- carolina sara esta en una transmisiÓn especial. >> vamos a comenzar con la costa oeste con esta noticia que tambiÉn o desarrollo. >> hace poco mÁs de una hora colapsÓ un puente frente a la universidad de florida . hay varias personas muertas y algunas atrapadas bajo los escombros. >> las imÁgenes que está viendo usted son completamente en vivo. fotos y vÍdeos han sido publicados en l

parkland, florida where the killing of 17 students and faculty members ignited a movement. ♪ we thank you for joining us, welcome to a special edition of america's news headquarters in washington, i'm elizabeth prann. >> the best news is you're back and we'll get into where liz has been. i'm leland vittert in d.c., outside of our studios, there are teachers and students, political activists gathering in what they call a unified demonstration against gun violence and appears by the signs they're against other things as well. student organizationers hope that will force congress into passing comprehensive gun control and improving school safety. the main rally here in d.c., alison barber, just above that very large crowd you see. alis alison, we get that these folks are against a lot of things, n.r.a. signs and the like. is there one unified message that they're for or they're just angry? >> they're calling for a couple of specific different things that they say federal legislators can do to make this a better place. and i spoke with one and he felt that often his views have been misreprese

. secretary ofll, florida's department of school and families was also invited. this department investigated and interviewed the shooter before the attack and appears to have dropped the ball. ppears refused to a even though governor scott didn't oppose his attendance. by thumbing their noses at congress, sheriff israel and theetary carol have let american people down, and also the citizens of a floor they serve. as we will discuss, the broward county sheriff and the department of child and families are integral to the parkland fact pattern, and that fact pattern is, as you all know, very, very disturbing. in 2017 the shooter posted a comment on a youtube video that "i am going to be a professional school shooter." the creator of the video flag the comment and reported it to the fbi. the september 2017 kit was routed to the fbi's west virginia call center. according to what the fbi told the committee, the responsible fbi agents did not believe they had enough information to identify the shooter who made the youtube post. the fbi closed the case. i january 5 of this year, the fbi

florida. a disaster we're watching unfold. a pedestrian bridge at florida international university. several people are did according to the florida highway patrol. several people are injured and have made their way toward miami's level 1 trauma center. jackson memorial hospital. they earlier were announcing they want doctors to come to the scene. now they don't want that anymore. they have what they need in the early going. there were great concerns the number of casualties could be large. they're saying if you're heading toward the area, but thank you. they have what they need. we've been listening through wsvn search in south florida. >> all right, ralph. thank you. lynn martinez joining use for this live coverage. jeff and i will be with you for a while. going to see this till the end. we want to give you an updated piece of information before we recap everything. i told you earlier miami-dade rescue was asking for additional help. this is a fluid situation. this happens in breaking news. things change. tell everybody miami-dade rescue is not requesting additional doctors and nu

understand according to some witnesses on the scene at this bridge collapse in miami, florida, that screams have been coming from the cars that have been underneath this collapsed bridge. we do also hear that patients are no now arriving at area hospitals in miami. miami-dade fire rescue department says multiple people have been injured and are either on their way or at working to confirm how many, which numbers we have. florida international university which is right where the pedestrian bridge is has issued a statement saying, quote, they're shocked and saddened about the events that have been unfolding. we do know this, that at least five vehicles have been trapped underneath the bridge at this moment if you're aware of the map of miami, this is 109th a and 8th street. no official word from miami authorities on numbers of death but there are local reports saying there are at least several. ashley webster has been looking at the wires. 950-ton bridge that was just recently installed on saturday. reporter: just put in on saturday. a $14.2 million bridge. we understand that the bridge was n

recount florida imagine trying to do in a national fashion. second, all politicians would be offering massive urban centers everything they can. you want speed trains, you want a brand-new, sponsor -- you go to with a population pocket are and you would abandon role america and our agricultural sector. so i don't see a electoral college away anytime soon no matter how these elections, and it may very well be if trump got reelected, he would probably not win the popular vote against or it's likely that he won't win it but could win on the electoral college. there's going to be frustration, people calling it not democracy. should be one person, one vote. but alas the electoral college is here to stay. >> i would add it on tuesday because it is an enormous bulwark for the two-party system. america benefits from having a stable democracy with two big parties rather than the multiparty systems that we see in your. imagine having four or five parties in the house of representatives and trying to organize the house and operate. we have trouble enough when we only have two parties. let me say

helped congress pump more into it you're looking live near mar-a-lago, florida where the president is spending the weekend after signing off on a massive spending bill. he says he will never do it again, you had is the damage already done? why some investors here are worrying. for him and your stocks, and you're looking like at marchs against gun violence going on in washington and parkland in wake of last months high school shooting there. hundreds of thousands are expected to participate across the nation but a parkland dad who lost his daughter will not be one of them. why not? he's here to tell us, and jolt over bolton. democrats lasting incoming national security advisor john bolton in the wake of his appointment. why is this democratic senator calling him dangerous? chris coons of delaware is here and all that and meet yet another mayor now seeking sanctuary from california becoming a sanctuary state. welcome to cavuto live. hi, everyone very happy to have you i'm neil cavuto and the president getting an earful this morning overall of that spending and spending and spending, to

bridge collapse in florida. i'm ali velshi. police are now confirming that several people have died. this is a 950 ton pedestrian bridge that collapsed at the university of florida. florida international university campus, it is crushed multiple vehicles. now miami-dade police are on the scene, encouraging residents to avoid the area. here is how one witness described it. >> i was sitting at the light and i was the first car, if the light would have changed i was three seconds away from being under the bridge. but i -- i looked forward and all of a sudden i saw the bridge collapse and it tart-- it start from the left side of the bridge and it shocked me because all of the people under the bridge, they're all dead. they're all dead. because the cars are smashed and there is probably like seven or eight cars under the bridge. so it was very shocking to me and i'm very grateful to be alive. thank god. i was very close to losing my life. >> gabe guiterrez has arrived on the scene and joins me now. this is a brand-new bridge. it was installed on saturday and i use the term installed beca

design change on the bridge that collapsed and killed six people last week at florida international university reportedly put it behind schedule and millions over budget. documents obtained by the "associated press" showed that in 2016 the florida transportation advise thad one of the bridge's main support structures be moved 11 feet. videos of the collapse showed the individubridge started crum >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, disturbing details. the brother of the alleged florida shooter reportedly started talking about a fan club. >>> and obesity, how swallowing can affect your taste buds. this is the "cbs morning news." no way! i'll be darned. the complete air wick essential oils collection. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you

, florida on the gulf coast, about 20 miles northwest of tampa. you know, sometimes the strange things that people inherit on this show reflect timeless american values. sometimes, though, they tell us how much times have changed. this is one of those stories where the heir is faced with a gorilla-sized challenge. >> my name is debbie cobb. my grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. >> debbie, i'm jamie. nice to meet you. >> glad to meet you. >> you know, i see there's a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. >> well, you haven't seen the half of it. >> what a beautiful place. it's a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] >> that's purring. >> that's purring. >> i can tell he's a flirt. >> oh, a big one. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in south carolina. but he didn't play well with the other orangut

sports colleagues. let me bring you more on that breaking news about a bridge collapse in florida. there are now reports from the cbs affiliate in miami that there have been several deaths as a result of the collapse of a pedestrian bridge. it crosses southwest eighth st and it was reportedly only installed on saturday, so it is only a matter of four or five days old. it was installed at southwest 109th ave, supposed to provide pedestrian access supposed to provide pedestrian a ccess fro m supposed to provide pedestrian access from florida university's main campus to the suburb of sweetwater. thousands of students live there because it is cheaper to live there because it is cheaper to live there because it is cheaper to live there and then on the campus site. we will now take you to some live pictures from reuters, this is the scene now, you can see a number of emergency vehicles. let me tell you what the cbs affiliate from miami is reporting in terms of casualties. it says the university's new pedestrian bridge collapsed, killing several people. it collapsed onto a number of cars

country today. just as a difficult scene played out inside a florida courtroom at the same time. tens of thousands of students staging a massive coordinated protest against gun violence, one month after the shooting rampage killed 17 people at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. from parkland, to littleton, colorado. stunts in los angeles with a moment of silence, standing right there behind 17 empty chairs. while in that florida courtroom today, alleged gunman nikolas cruz face-to-face with the families of the victims. what his lawyers asked for, and the calls we never heard before. abc's victor oquendo leading us off. >> reporter: a sea of students seizing their moment.0:00 a.m., more than 3,000 schools walking out, in solidarity with the victims of the parkland shooting. saying when it comes to gun violence, they've had enough. >> what do we want? >> gun control. >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: in parkland, they flooded onto the football field for 17 minutes. for each of the 14 students and three teachers killed. what was that like for you? >> it gave me the

gave speeches on gun violence on the one-month anniversary of the shooting of a florida high school that left 17 dead. here are some of the debate. >> mr. president, most people cannot remember what happened in the first grade. but there are certain things that may have been, even at that young stage in your life, that will be remembered. my six-year-old granddaughter who attends first grade in brooklyn, new york a few weeks ago was told by her teacher what to do if a shooter, if a guy man came into the first grade classroom. my little granddaughter was told, don't stand by the windows. you could get shot. if they entered the classroom with a gun, get down on the floor. is there any sane person in america who believes that is that the founding fathers had in mind when they wrote the second amendment to the bill of rights? the right to bear arms? that we would reach a point in america with the prospects of gun violence in the first grade classrooms all the way through school, through high school and college would become a reality in america? i can't imagine anyone in their wildest dr