. >>> there is breaking news in the wake of the florida school shooting. the school resource officer on campus the day 17 students and staff were shot to death has resigned. the broward county sheriff says the armed officer never entered the building where the shooter was spraying bullets. sheriff scott israel says the officer had only one job. . the sheriff says two sheriff' >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position and he never went in. >> what should he have done? >> went in, addressed the killer, killed the killer. i mean these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i've been to the funerals. i've been to the homes where they sit and shiver. i've been to the vigils. it's just -- there are no words. >> the sheriff says two sheriff's department deputies are also under investigation, but he did not elaborate on that. he says lack of action by campus officer made him "sick to his stomach." >>> president trump is talking about training and arming team offers to deter school -- teachers to deter school shoo

. >>> following the parkland shooting in florida, president trump will host three listening sessions to get input from americans on how to stop mass shootings in schools. yesterday met with students, parents and teachers. jackie ward has details on the meeting with lawmakers. >> reporter: president trump continues his listening sessions with people from cities impacted by gun violence. today he is talking with state and local officials including the mayor of parkland, florida, site of last week's school shooting. >> we lost 17 lives. but the ripple effects throughout the community are devastating. >> reporter: wednesday he sat down with students, parents and teachers who have experienced school shootings. >> i'm because my daughter i'm not gonna see again! >> i lost a best friend. >> people are dying. and we have to stop this. >> i'm just begging for a change. >> reporter: while the president mostly listened, he did say he wants to focus on several solutions including strengthening background checks, increasing mental health services, and arming school staffers who have gun training.

>> reporter: florida senator rubio would not commit to turning down nra money at cnn's town hall meeting last night where students and parents from marjory stoneman douglas high school questioned lawmakers. rubio did say he would support legislation raising the age limit for buying a rifle. he also agreed to rethink his stance on large capacity magazines. >> that is something that i believe we can reach a compromise in this country and that i'm willing to reconsider. >> reporter: earlier in the day in washington, president trump met with students and parents from marjory stoneman douglas high school, sandy hook and columbia. >> how is it that easy to buy this type of weapon? how are we not -- after columbia, after sandy hook? sitting with a mother that lost her son. it's still happening. >> reporter: the president spoke of strengthening background checks and possibly arming teachers. >> if you had a teacher who was adept at firearms, they could very well end the attack very quickly. >> this morning president trump disputed the suggestion that he wanted to arm all teachers saying he wants

a week after the shooting in florida, gun control was detailed in detail. they all gave their views. reporter john lawrence has more. >>> reporter: the white house's listening session for gun safety started with a prayer. after that the discussion started. >> how many children have to get shot to stop here with this administration and me? >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be significant change in this country. >> reporter: president trump did promise change and suggested the idea of potentially arming teachers and staff. he also expressed support for stronger background checks and regulating bump stocks. >> it's not going to be talk like it has been in the past. we are going to get it done. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting wednesday night in florida emotions ran high. >> enough talk. what your action? >> reporter: some called for gun control reform. others want weapons band. >> automatic rifles should be outlawed forever. >> reporter: an nra spokesman expressed sympathy for the victims but stresse

. >> reporter: in florida high school students rallied at the state capital lobbying legislators for new gun laws. >> -- >> here in the bay area, these students at encinal high school in alameda walked out of class in a show of solidarity for the students in florida. >> these kids, they have done a historic -- they are doing an historic thing. they will make a big difference. they are channeling their grief, their sorrow, their anger really, to save lives. god bless 'em for that. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> the students plan a march on washington in a month. celebrities like oprah winfrey, steven spielberg and george and amal clooney have donated more than a million dollars to the cause. >>> santa cruz police say an 11- year-old boy had plans to harm his classmates. school officials say the student was exhibiting aggressive and threatening behavior on tuesday afternoon at bayview elementary school. officers were on scene within minutes and they detained the boy. he was taken to a mental health facility for evaluation. >> then we find out later that he had actually targeted some

only florida's natural grows all of our oranges in florida. great taste. naturally. >>> a nearby lightning strike hit a little too close for a woman on her front porch in texas. she was on her porch capturing it with her cell phone when the lightning hit. she called it an adrenaline rush. >>> the flu nasal spray is rushing and students face punishment. the "houston chronicle" reports an area school district is threatening to suspend stunltds who walk out or protest classes after the florida shooting. the superintendent said the students woid face a three-day suspension if the students join a growing nationwide protest. the school is sensitive to school violence but is focused on education and not political protests. >>> the supporters of president trump are furious. twitter is under pressure to halt the spread of fake news, often done through automated accounts known as bots. the company said some accounts may be experiences locks as it asks users to confirm a phone number to make sure there's a human behind us. >>> "u.s. news & world report" says a u.s. a

mean while, other survivors, rallied at florida's state capital demanding action from lawmakers. their message was amplified by students and teachers across the country. we began with major garrett at the white house. >> i'm never going to see my kid again. want you all to know that. never ever will i see my kid. i want it to sink in. it is eternity. >> andrew pollack father of meadow one of 17 killed last week. should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed, because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. she's in north lauderdale at whatever it is, king david cemetery. that's where i go to see my kid now. keep happening. 9/11 happened once. fixed everything. how many schools children have to get shot. >> a student at the high school. >> i lost a best friend who was practically a brother. i'm here to use my voice because i know he can't. >> zeif spoke of the semiautomatic rifle used at the high school massacre. the af-15. >> i turned 18 the day after. woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. and i don't u

michelle obama tweeted i'm in total awe of the extraordinary students in florida. >> an oakland man was reported missing. allen chow did not return home on sunday. search and rescue crews started looking for him yesterday. >> tuesday morning the first thing we did was call yosemite to say did he check out at all. and they said he signed in but he never checked out. mainly that he's injured there, that's the main thing i'm worried about. >> another concern is the weather. it's forecast to be 14 degrees in yosemite tonight. >> one year ago today flood waters inundated parts of san jose forcing thousands from their homes. tonight some residents are still struggling to rebuild. we spoke to one young man who lost his home but gained a lifelong friend. >> reporter: i spoke to a student who suddenly lost his home two years before he was supposed to graduate, he didn't have anyone to turn to or so he thought. >> i'm not a strong believer of like destiny and faith. >> xavier may not believe in destiny but he does agree he wouldn't be here for it weren't for a flyer he had seen on the san jose st

the demonstration was a show of solidarity for the students at stoneman douglas high school in florida. students at a high school in alameda walked out of class for a short time today as a show of solidarity for the students at stoneman douglas high school in florida. >> i'm out here to show we care deeply and we want to make sure other people see that. >> alameda police coordinated traffic control to make sure everyone was safe. >>> in florida high school students rallied outside their state capitol today demanding new gun laws. students want to see stricter background checks and the age raised to purchase an assault rifle. they met with lawmakers and reminded them they will soon be old enough to vote. >> we are coming after you. we are coming after every single one of you and demanding that you take action, demanding that you make a change. >> the next person who dies because of an ar15 will be on you! >>one change already being made, sheriff's deputies will be carrying rifles on school grounds in the florida county where the shooting occurred one week ago. >>> florida shooting survi

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

this is anthony economus barreling down florida street last summer. he runs into an officer and slams right into a patrol car during an impromptu skateboarding contest. the lawsuit said the officer acted aggressively causing him to crash. so far no comments from san francisco police. >>> up next big changes coming to a movie theater near you. >> the company getting ready to ban one certain item from its theaters, why more safety may cost you more money. >> plus the bay area man missing this evening in yosemite, the rush to find him before another bone chilling night sets in. >> also ahead the south bay family still dealing with flood damage one year after a catastrophe, the long term fix in the work for -- works for coyote creek. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. how was last seen on his way to the >>> right now an oakland man is reported missing in yosemite national park. >> alan chow was last seen on his way to hetch hetchy train last saturday. search and rescue teams were deployed saturday to search the hiking tr

the students are m >>> close to 100 survivors of last week's school shooting in florida arrived at the state's capital today to make their voices heard. the students are meeting with legislators from both sides of the aisle to push for tough ever gun laws including stricter background checks and raising the age to purchase an assault rifle. last night florida lawmakers struck down a motion to consider a bill proposing a ban on assault rifles. some say legislators argun ownership is a constitutional right. they say the focus should be on school security and better mental health screening. >> the next step -- is going to be on them. >> while these students are at the capital, funerals continue at home today for their classmate nicholas dworet and chris hixon. they are hoping to get reform before the legislation session ends march 9th. >>> new details on the suspect accused of the shooting. according to the "miami herald," 19-year-old nikolas cruz and his coworker made plans to go shooting at a nearby gun range but that outing never happened. the day after they made their plans, cruz alle

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

. >>> survivors of last week's florida school shooting plan to hold a rally in the florida state capital today to try to pressure lawmakers into enacting gun control. hundreds of students and parents arrived in tallahassee yesterday and in washington, there is a small sign of movement on the gun violence front. hena doba is in new york with the latest. >>> reporter: cheers for the students from marjory stoneman douglas high school as their buses pulled into the state capital last night. today, those students will meet with lawmakers in tallahassee to push for tighter gun control to help prevent mass shootings like the one that killed 17 people at their school last week. >> we're going to keep talking. we're going to keep pushing until something is done because people are dying and this can't happen anymore. >> reporter: three buses with 100 students, many coming straight from funerals for their fallen classmates, made the seven-hour journey. in one bus the students were talking and had reached a fundraising milestone for a march 24 event. >> march for our lives. >> reporter: those studen

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

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about 100 survivors of the deadly school shooting in florida will rally at the state capital today. demanding action on gun control. today, marks one week since a gunman opened fire at marjorie stoneman douglas high school killing 17 people. fellow classmates are turning their grief into a movement for change to prevent similar massacres. they arrived in tallahassee last night. adriana diaz joined them on their journey. days. this is a they say this is a taste of their determination. >> this is about a discussion. this as it bout us demanding change. >> reporter: 100 students from stoneman douglas high school boarded buses taking their fight for gun reform to the state's capital 450 miles away. some students wrote lists of demands. including universal background checks, and a ban on military grade weapons. their passion palpable. >> we will not rest until our voices are heard. we will not rest until people open their eyes and listen to us. >> reporter: as they were sitting on the bus, florida legislators voted down an attempt to revive a bill that would ban assault rifles. students

. >>> tonight, students around the country rally for gun control after what happened in florida. now president trump is taking a stand. kpix 5 betty yu on what he wants to ban. betty? >> reporter: allen, the president today took a step to ban the sale in use of what is called bump stock. these devices can allow a shooter to fire hundreds of rounds a minute. the move is the first definitive solution mr. trump has proposed related to gun control. >> we have to do more to protect our children. >> reporter: the president signed a memo today directing the justice department to develop regulations that would ban so-called bump stock. california is the only state to explicitly restrict the sale of such devices. >> and i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. >> reporter: a bump stock is a plastic device that allows the shooter to fire a semi- automatic weapon faster. former fbi agent and kpix 5 security analyst jeff hart. >> if we do try to have legislation written that bans the bump stock,

. >>> students across florida walked out today demanding change in the nations gun laws. you can see that hundreds spilled out of this high school and went out into the roads at the same time. those who survived last week's shooting are headed to the state capital. our reporter says they want answers from lawmakers. >> you need to make sure you stay strong and keep the message. >> reporter: it is the message that students who attended the parkland high school hope will forever alter the gun debate. >> this is big. this is life-changing. this is where things will start happening. >> reporter: about 100 students boarded buses bound for the state capital. they are holding a march demanding a ban on assault rifles and stricter gun control for those with a history of mental illness. >> it will be embarrassing for them if they do not listen to us. kids who were in a school that had shooting just a week ago are begging for them to take action.>> i want to let them know that these students lost their lives to the shooter. they were so innocent. they did not deserve this. >> repor

florida students take their push to ban assault weapons to the state capitol, and the president moves to outlaw bump stocks. >> we must move past cliches and tired debates. lo glor: also tonight, his life tos touched by gun violence. he still supports gun rights. >> reporter: how many do you own? >> many. >> glor: heartbreaking images from syria as the violence reaches frightening new levels. uge president says he's tougher on russia than president obama was. is that accurate? penew treatment for peanut allergies may be on the way. and "snow" place like home. tropical athletes playing polar games? >> i was like, i don't know, a black guy on the ice. i don't know if that's something for me. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin tonight in florida where six days after the parkland shooting, dozens of students are on their way to the state capitol to protest gun violence. this afternoon, as the students rode a bus, the florida house voted down a measure to consider a ban on assault weapons. also today,

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. >> the fight is guilty not going to be easy in florida. the state's gun laws are some of the least restrictive in the country. >>> george clooney and his wife are trying to help their cause, donated $500,000 to students organizing nationwide marchs against gun violence, and the clooneys say they will attend one of the marchs. we are poised to fail another if congress doesn't act now. >>> new at noon, a state lawmaker at the forefront of the me too movement is now defending herself against sexual misconduct allegations on the job. assemblywoman christina garcia has authored numerous bills about sexual assault and consent and was featured in time magazine's persons of the year issue recognizing the silence breakers, but now she's among the accused. a former staffer says he was working in the state capitol when garcia cornered him at a staff softball game. >> she touched you sexually? >> yes. she grabbed my butt and i spun to turn around. as i turned, she tried to reach for microtia -- my crotch and she did. >> i'm going to be respectful of t

. >>> the family that was housing the florida shooter nikolas cruz say they took him in because it was the right thing to do after his mother died. >> and they are defending their decision to allow him to keep around a half dozen guns. the family says when he moved into their home, their only stipulation was that he keep them in a gun safe. >> i respect guns, as long as they're handled properly. it's his right to own a gun. >> cruz owned the guns legally. records indicate he had multiple mental health concerns including severe depression and adhd. he is being held without bail on 17 counts of premeditated murder. classes resume at marjory stoneman douglas high school next tuesday. vigils and protests are being held around the country and many are calling for tighter regulations on gun buying. outside the white house dozens of high schoolers posed as corpses. several hundred rallied against gun violence in downtown l.a. president trump will hold a listening session tomorrow with those students and teachers. president trump says he's open to the possibility of supporting bipartisan legis

a florida judge authorized the release of records, which indicated he had multiple mental health concerns including severe depression. the vigil had many calling for tighter regulations to prevent those with mental health issues from buying a gun. at the line outside the white house, dozens of high schoolers from teens for gun reform rallied. >> we feel like the politicians on both sides accepting money from the nra are betting on our lives and they're betting against us. >> reporter: the white house says president trump will host a listening session tomorrow with both students and teachers. hena doba, cbs news. >> the white house says president trump is open to the possibility of supporting bipartisan legislation to strengthen the federal background check system for buying a gun. >>> new sexual misconduct allegations against christina garcia. she was a leading voice in the me too movement but now she's gone from speaking out about allegations to defending herself against them. in the latest allegation, a former field representative filed a state complaint, saying she urged staffers to pl

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soon after the florida school shooting. internet watch dogs saw spike on russian linked twitter accounts. using hash tags, gun control and nra. according to the indictment unsealed friday, russian election interference traces back to a so-called bot factory in st. petersburg. elizabeth palmer went there and spoke with a former insider. today, at 55 sabushkin street, a for rent sign in the window. this building says the u.s. indictment was a busy troll factory set up to influence u.s. voters. russia's foreign ministers denied the crem len wkremlin wa. where is the evidence. but the activist saw it with her own eyes. in 2015, she went undercover, and got a job at the troll factory, writing fake news in russian. this shaky video is the only glimpse she has now of the operation. but she says, we knew there were people working in english. they were better paid. and their work was absolutely secret. it consisted of posts, ridiculing hillary clinton. and, fanning the flames of divisive issues in the u.s. when she saw those english

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

that's value jack's way. 19-year-old nikolas cruz kept his >>> the suspected gunman in last week's florida school shooting was in court today. 19-year-old nikolas cruz kept his head down and did not speak. he's accused of killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high and he's charged with premeditated murder. authorities determined cruz had at least 10 rifles in his possession. >>> gun control rallies are popping up across the country in the wake of the shooting massacre. several hundred people gathered in downtown los angeles today. reporter weigia jiang is in washington where protesters are pressuring lawmakers for change. >> reporter: students from the washington d.c. area staged a lie-in outside the white house calling for stricter gun laws. friends brittany bowen and eleanor nectorlein organized the protests. >> neither of us believes it comes down to politics. it comes down to children in classrooms being shot. >> reporter: this is in the wake of the parkland, florida high school shooting killing 17 people. they want to be the face of change here and are planning a march on wash

vigil behind me is one of 25 that are happening across the state of florida tonight. today cbs news learned the suspect, nikolas cruz, purchased at least seven rifles over the last year. he was in court this afternoon. ijudge ruled that documents from a child welfare investigation about him should be unsealed. nikolas cruz avoided eye contact during this afternoon's hearing, silently staring down. it was his second time in court since last wednesday's shooting. ( gunfire ) and more missed warning signs have emerged. newly released documents reveal that in september 2016, an investigator with florida's department of children and f chlies, visited the cruz household after allegations of medical neglect. the investigator noted cruz had depression, a.d.h.d., and autism, that he cut his arms in a snapchat post, and that he plans to go out and buy a gun. d.c.f. closed the investigation six weeks later, saying the agency found no evidence of mistreatment. so this wasn't the person that we knew, not at all. k reporter: james and kimberly snead, who took cruz in after his moth

. >>> the suspected gunman in last week's florida school shooting was in court today. nikolas cruz is accused of killing 17 people. cbs reporter chris martinez says the 19-year-old has a long history of disturbing behavior. >> reporter: nikolas cruz returned to court monday. he kept his head down and did not speak. a troubling picture of the 19- year-old has emerged since last wednesday. a law enforcement source tells cbs news cruz bought seven rifles within the last year including the ar15 he allegedly used in last week's massacre. since 2011 broward county sheriff's deputies were called to cruz's home 39 times. in september, 2016 florida's department of children and families visited cruz and his mother following a report of medical neglect. an investigator determined cruz suffered from depression, adhd and autism. he'd cut his arms in a snapchat post and placed hate messages on his backpack. cruz even said he was planning to buy a gun, but the agency found no evidence of neck. in a statement the -- neglect. in a statement the report said mental health services were i

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. >> survivors from the deadly florida high school shooting rampage are demanding gun control. the lawmakers that are ourld showing support for their stances. >>> and a senator facic sexual harassment claims, when he can expect his fate. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec. >>> first, we have a cold snap in the bay area and we have live team coverage. sandra osburn is in the mountains live where some snow mraks are showing up. and neta has more in the weather center. >> it feels colder with the wind chill factor today in many areas. if you have the day off, you may want to stay inside and bundle up. some snow flurries with popping up on the hills east of san jose. we are looking at a few snow flurries and the areas in the white and gray, that is snow coming down on the local hills. we are seeing the rain and slush mix as well. let's show you where we are spotting some of this. highway 35 and and further south. you can see a little more of the sloes -- close up of where the flurries are. around red wood grove is where it is turning into slush. it is not co

they need our actions. >> reporter: students from the parkland, florida high school where the shooting occurred are pushing for a day of protest on march 24 to send a message to lawmakers on capitol hill. the event will be called the march of our lives. >> your job is to protect us and our blood is on your hands. >> if you only look at the instrumentality and you don't look at the person pulling the trigger, then i think you are doing a disservice to everyone who wants to see an end to the killings. >> republicans are going to have to say it is more important to protect the children in our country than to antagonize the nra. i surely hope they are ready to do that. >> reporter: students plan to go to florida's capital to push a ban on assault weapons. >> in the wake of the shooting, president trump has spoken primarily about the issue of mentally health. he has yet to weigh in on the gun control debate. and an oakland a's pitcher who recently graduated from stoneman douglas high school was supposed to be on the campus the day of the shooting. he is working his way through the minor lea

. >>> family and friends attended funerals for loved ones after the shooting in florida that left 17 dead. we have more on the students from the area that are calling for stricter gun laws. >> reporter: students in parkland, florida are mourning the 17 people killed last week during a shooting rampage. and they have a message for lawmakers, never again. >> it is time to take action and hold our elected officials responsible. >> reporter: the group is headed to tallahassee to speak with lawmakers and a town hall is scheduled for senator rubio and nelson. among the messages, address gun control now. >> this isn't about republicans or democrats, this is about anyone accepting money from the nra and using us as collateral. >> we have an incredible support system around us sdw we will be the difference. >> reporter: this movement already has events set for next month. women's march organizers will have a national school lock out to protest gun violence. there will be a march on washington d.c.10 days later where some students, not old enough to vote will push for stronger gun legislation.

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

that's the same kind of weapon used in the florida school shooting. reporter marc thompson is in cameron park tonight. (take pkg) (marc llive) re outside the >>> ar-15 rifle was offered as a surprise at a school fundraiser. >> reporter: here outside of the cameron park community center you can see the flag is still at half-staff in honor of the victims of the florida school shooting. that is why a group of ladies was shocked to see what was raveled off for the crab feed fundraiser for the fire department. >>> ar15 rifle, a weapon used similar to the one in the florida shooting attack upped the ravel at a fire fundraiser. >> was not a week. families are still grieving and we were seeing that same type of weapon being offered as a prize. >> i had no idea they would auction off military-style assault rifles. i never would of supported the event had i known. >> reporter: they left the event. >> he listened and heard my feelings on it and he apologized and said that he could see why it was insensitive of them to be auctioning that off. >> reporter: it is p

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

more victims of the florida shooting are laid to rest. meanwhile, the outrage from survivors hasn't let up. >> gun control now. gun control now. >> we are relentless, we don't let things go. >> quijano: also tonight. immigration raids. cracking down on undocumented workers and businesses. >> put up a wall, you have a 'no trespassing' sign on one side and a 'help wanted' sign on the same dang wall. >> quijano: a state of emergency in west virginia over rising floodwaters. and hazardous road conditions cause a 70 car pile-up in iowa. and breaking down barriers. >> it's okay to be proud to be african. >> quijano: gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther."

didn't act sooner after receiving tips on the florida gunman. >>> the florida gunman used a popular assault rifle, the ar-15. he bought it legally. >> the whole process can take no more than 15 minutes. >> and i would walk out here with an ar-15? >> if you have a license. >> nikolas cruz did not have a concealed carry license, so he had to wait five days after passing a background check to get the gun. they have been used in six of the deadliest mass shootings since 2012. some parents in parkland, florida want to get rid of the rifle. >> joining to us talk about that and other aspects of this is our law enforcement expert howard jordan, former police chief of oakland. i can't imagine a tougher call coming over the radio than the words active shooter in school. how do you handle it? >> it's very fluid, very difficult situation, very stressful. as you recall back in april of 2012, we had an active shooter here in oakland. he shot and killed seven people. it happened in the daytime. we relied heavily on our first responders, the officers at the scene to control the scene, former team and takin

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

captioning sponsored by cbs taylor harkin thousands demand gun control following the massacre at a florida high school. >> this isn't just a mental health issue! he wouldn't have harmed that many students why a knife! >> ninan: also tonight, russian officials call it a fantasy that they meddled in the u.s. election, but the u.s. national security adviser disagrees. >> the evidence is now really incontrovertible. >> ninan: at the olympics in south korea, u.s. figure skater nathan chen makes a remarkable comeback, and superstar lindsey vonn makes her debut. in southern mexico, a massive earthquake leaves millions without power. and overcoming his disabilities. a young man spreading good will by transforming legos into art. >> super terrific happy time is what i like to call it. i just enjoy what i do. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. the outrage and anger over the valentine's day massacre at a high school in florida is overflowing. 14 students and three faculty members were killed, and at a large and noisy rally today, several students from the school

the shooter is going to plead guilty in order to avoid the death penalty. >>> a florida company is taking school safety to another level. by developing a bullet proof backpack. a company claims a lightweight armor is tested and certified against 44 magnum and nine millimeter bullets. >> the big changer with rounds is penetrating your flesh. anything it can do without the books will help save your lives. >> that doesn't mean that you are going to be involved in a mass shooting. the idea is to have an extra layer of protection. >> company says the backpacks are selling fast. >>> police in san francisco shot up a recreational vehicle. the man detained is a suspect in the deadly shooting. it happened around 6:30 last night near the panhandle of golden gate park. police found two victims, one shot in the stomach and the other, a 28-year-old man who died last night. investigators say a group had gotten into an argument and a man opened fire. then he used his gun to carjack a toyota 4 runner. they found it empty about three miles away on alameda street. the suspect was in the rv with other peopl

. >>> the community of parkland, florida waking up this morning, wounds still fresh. while the healing process is just beginning, we are learning more disturbing details about the shooter's dark past. omar jimenez reports. >> reporter: in the mind of a shooter, group chat messages showing he was obsessed with race, violence and guns. he also talked about killing mexicans, keeping black people in chains and cutting their necks. >> we had approximately 20 calls for service over the last few years regarding the killer. >> reporter: police documents show his mother had repeatedly called police to the home. some incident reports as recent as september, 2016 described the shooter suffering from mental illness being emotionally handicap. nothing stopped this from passing a check and buying a rifle. the f.b.i. saying they were concerned about his tendencies. >> the caller provided information about nikolas cruz. >> reporter: the f.b.i. never acted. and the information was never relayed to the miami field office. meanwhile, a community is trying to heal as they bury classmates

. >> reporter: allen, much of the visit here to south florida was kept under wraps until really the very last minute, which came on another extremely difficult day as this community came together for the first two funerals. president trump visited the broward county sheriff's office where he thanked first responders who raced to the scene of wednesday's deadly school shooting. >> what a great job you've done. we appreciate it very much. >> reporter: earlier the president and first lady met with survivors recovering from the nearby hospital and their doctors. >> it is very sad something like that could happen. >> reporter: in the -- many in the community hope he will listen. school officials say one of the buildings behind me where the shooting occur willed be torn down because it is just too painful of a reminder for parents and students. familiessuffered another blow on friday when -- families suffered another blow when the fbi admitted they failed to act on a tip last month about suspect nikolas cruz's gun ownership. >> we truly regret any additional pain this has caused. >> there are