a florida high school, the president stood up to the national rifle association today. at least on some points. as he met with members of congress from both parties, mr. trump appeared to embrace new gun restrictions as he told them to come up with legislation aimed at preventing more school shootings. nbc's kristen wel erwelker with that story. >> reporter: under pressure after parkland, president trump taking on his own party and the national rifle association today. >> i'm a fan of the nra. that doesn't mean with have to agree. >> reporter: mr. trump at a free wheeling hour-long meeting with a group of bipartisan lawmakers trying to get something, anything done, appeared to embrace nearly everything he heard in the meeting from confiscating guns from those deemed dangerous, a move opposed by many conservatives. >> take the guns first, go through due process second. >> reporter: and embracing longheld democratic ideas like universal background checks, and increasing the minimum age to 21 to buy some weapons. even taking on red-state democrat joe manchin and republican pat toomey

things, pushed by the students and families in parkland, florida. but tonight, many in his own party are now livid. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: before the television cameras at the white house, the most pro-nra president in history gathered together a group including some of congress's most forceful advocates of gun control. >> i see some folks that don't say nice things about me, that's okay. because if you turn that into this energy, i'll love you. i don't care. >> reporter: and sitting in that room, the president repeatedly took positions that put himself at olds with the nra and republican leaders in congress. he embraced connecticut democrat chris murphy's call for background checks on all gun purr chases. and idea republicans have voted down again and again. >> we can't get it done. there's nothing else like that, where it works, people want it and we can't do it. >> but you have a different president now. >> well, listen, i mean -- >> you went through a lot of presidents and you didn't get it done. you have a different president. and i think m

this nonsense. it's time. >> glor: in florida, stoneman douglas students return. >> welcome back. >> glor: in georgia, a teacher is arrested after firing a gun in his classroom. a big-city mayor under fire after tipping off illegal immigrants to ice raids. >> what i did was my job as the mayor of oakland. >> glor: the link between pedestrian deaths, marijuana, and smartphone use. and when kimberly cooper opened her heart. >> six people were saved just because i chose to be selfless for a day. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: good evening. we'll begin tonight with a surprise resignation at the white house. the woman who had perhaps more power than anyone to grant access to the president is leaving. hope hicks had been a top aide to mr. trump and before that his daughter for years. we get more now on this from white house correspondent and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan. margaret, what happened? >> well, 29-year-old hope hicks is president trump's longest-serving political aide and his most trusted. the white house says she had been considering

shooting and police are investigating. >>> what an emotional day this was in parkland, florida. as students returned to stoneman douglas high school for the first time since the shooting there. hundreds of off-duty police officers were there to lend their support in addition to the lawmen that were assign issed to the school today. and the school was on a half day schedule. it began with fourth period and students could be with the kids they were with. when the shooting broke out. inside the desks of students no longer there were decorated with memento of loves. right now gray hall is at dicks sporting goods in king of prussia. you have reaction -- >> reporter: indeed. this is a topic that has a whole lot of people talk. some people say what the ceo did is the right move on others are not sure. there was no shortage of opinions outside of the sports goods outside of king of prussia. customers are sounding off that it is no longer selling assault style rifles and banning gun sales to people under the age of 21. >> think it's overstepping as far as rights go. a rifle is a tool. and i

immediately stop selling assault-style rifles following the deadly school shooting in florida. tonight, the company is calling on lawmakers to make changes, too. the move comes as at least a dozen companies are pushing back against the nra. cutting ties with the gun rights group. the retailer has a number of stores in our region. there are 11 in southeastern pennsylvania. six in the south jersey shore area and three in delaware. >>> stopping sales is just one of several changes the chain is making. nbc 10's cydney long is live in depford with more on what else the stores are doing and how shoppers are reacting. >> reporter: jackie, we can tell you, we got a lot of mixed reaction today. wlin along with not selling some of the weapons you used to be able to get your hands on, now you have to be a couple years older to buy them. for the most part, customers we spoke to are on board. murdered inside their high school exactly two weeks ago today. and now dick's sports says it hears the cries of those florida families, students and staff loud and clear. when put on the spot -- >> yeah, i'm f

says that it was moved to make these changes in the wake of the deadly florida school massacre >>> delaware couple is facing charges after allegedly making threats at their son's schools police say vanessa and nathan al hampton showed up to william henry middle school in dover yesterday wanting to know where their son was. police said they were shouting profanities and then allegedly threatened to kill. they were taken in custody when officers noticed they appeared intoxicated and smelled of marijuana they are both facing charges, their son was on a field trip. >>> after an unseasonably warm day a coastal storm will be here before we know it. kate's on the weather center tracking rain and whipping winds heading our way, what is very latest, kate. >> it is definitely going to go downhill quickly out here in the wake of the beautiful day. hard to believe that everything will change by tomorrow at this time we will tracking heavy rain, and, today's high, mild 61. well above average, and even a few degrees off record 7 degrees shy of a record. temperatures still feeling comfortable

hugged officers who showed up as well. you can imagine it was emotional morning in park lapped, florida. students had just half a day. teachers and administrators say it was all about comfort and community. law enforcement stepped up security. and the school did ban backpac backpacks. >> i'm just glad to see everybody that i spend of spent the hard time with and see that they're all okay. >> we know things will never ever be the same. but we're going to try to make sure that we can figure out how to move forward. >> the students have half days for the rest of this week. then on monday it's back to their normal high school schedules. >>> back here at home philadelphians will be able to give their guns to police in the first gun buy back event of the year. our joyce evans reports. >> reporter: local businessmen are stepping forward to help police in this effort. they're offering up this emergency youth health and housing center behind me and clothing store right next door. >> i was watching tv every night, you know, i see what's happening. >> reporter: it's not all on tv and it's not just

time since the deadly shooting in florida, students come to high school forever changed. and tributes to america's pastor. billy graham lies in honor at the u.s. capitol as the natio's leaders pay respects. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television inndmerica and arhe globe. after three years of fighting in yemen, the human suffering is being described as castrophic. civilians are trapped in the middle of a fight between houthi rebels backed by iran and forces loyal to the president, backed by a saudi-led coalition. there are severe shortages,nd millions are in danger of famine. for this report, lyse doucet has traveled with saudi and yeme government forces to the front line.se high above the arabian peninsula just off the coast of yemen, saudi arabia and its allies have ruled these skies since the war began. and they control the seas below. these shipping lanes of vital -- a vital gateway for the world's energy supplies. and a smuggling routoo, for ilcit goods. among them, the saudis say, weapons its archrival iran supplies to houthi fighters. we arrived on board ass

resignation and the students returning to stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida. watch it tonight at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report midweek. >> matt pellman is live. >> a fond farewell to february this evening and in a couple of spots that is not the way you want to do that. a crash on 422 eastbound side. right by route 23 it's off to the side and sluggish eastbound from trooper at this point and slower speeds on the westbound side. and that is the way you go in the afternoon and slow pace 202 at oaks. the kitchen barn where that cleared out. and however still watching the accident involving a four wheeler in chester county. garden station road at hill top road and use clay and state instead. ain crash involving an overturned vehicle over the state line on the delaware side. naaman's road at shipley road is to be avoided and use south instead of naaman's a crash in wilmington by the bucks stop market by mlk boulevard. one at the roth bridge. back up to pace there. good news. speaking of bridges, don't head for bridges

reopened. fox's phil keating is in parkland, florida, with more. >> we're never going to be back to normal but it's just going to get us in the right direction again. >> reporter: emotional morning in parkland, florida, as students returned to school for the first time since the shooting two weeks ago that left 17 people dead. wednesday was just a half day of school. one teachers and administrators say was all about comfort and community. backpacks weren't even allowed. >> i'm just glad to see everybody that i spend the hard time with and see that they're all okay. we know things will never ever be the same, but we're going to try to make sure that we can figure out how to move forward. >> reporter: as students remain focused on healing and moving forward, lawmakers are focusing on gun policy and school security. florida governor rick scott pushing his plan which would increase funding for mental health issues and tighten security at schools across the state. >> there's nothing more important than dunkin' donuts to act like this never ever happens again in this state. >> reporter: s

students return to the florida school where a gunman killed seventeen people two weeks ago a major u.s. retailers stop selling assault style rifles and the arctic weather disrupts transport across europe and forces some people to find new ways to guess about. syrian government troops reported to have launched a ground assault on the edge of eastern despite a russian ordered pause in hostilities russia and syria was supposed to stop their offensive between nine am and two pm local time to allow for civilians to leave but no one has left and no aide has been able to get in some opened of aid has this report from. digging more graves is how some spend the five hour pause in the daily bombardment of eastern guta with many deaths every day the local council arranges for mass burials on the syrian government side of the buffer been crossing buses and ambulances waited for civilians to cross but people deny a claim by the russian president that some civilians crossed over on the second day of the pod and fighting. we have managed to get out quite a big group of those who wanted to leave b

. >>> there was anticipation and anxiety in florida today as students returned to a high school where 17 people were killed by a former student. two weeks after the massacre, marjory stoneman douglas high school reopened its doors. this was a big first step for this community as it searches for a new normal. today, 95% of the students, some of whom witnessed that horrible tragedy, chose to return to class. >> just feels different coming back. >> reporter: once simply their local high school, now the site of the latest national tragedy. >> it's been reallycrazy. i almost feel like i'm on an army base with all the cops and the media is here. and it's not normal at all. >> reporter: and certainly not normal to file past armed law enforcement officers to go through the front door. inside, they found teachers also suffering loss. >> it's a wave of emotion. you know, for them, i'm cool and collected. for myself at home, it's not so great. >> reporter: even more difficult than an empty desk at school, an empty bedroom at home. >> my daughter is not going to be here. she's not here today. she di

background checks. >>> dick's sporting goods is taking action in the wake of the deadly florida school shooting, company unveiled new policy changes to day that end s, sales of assault style weapons, and ban certain gun buyers, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more on the message from the ceo. >> reporter: big announcement from one of the country's biggest sporting good retailers. >> we're so disturb and saddened by what happened in parkland we said we need to do something. >> reporter: ceo of dick's sporting goods announcing three changes all company stores, including field locations will permanently stop the sale of assault-style rifles. all gun purchasers must be 21 years of age or older regardless of state law, and large capacity magazines will no longer be sold. reactions from customers. >> i think it is a step. >> reporter: milk. >> taken out of your store isn't the answer. >>> and, and, let everything go. >> reporter: lauer friend medford says she's glad that the company made the changes. which is reason he stepped foot inside this cherry hill location today. >> only re

returned to class at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. >> we spoke to our teachers and we would like to move on with our normal lives. >> it's two weeks since 17 of their faculty and class members were killed in the shooting. it started with a 17 second moment of silence. grief counselors were on hand along with 40 comfort dogs and increased law enforcement. students from nearby schools and nearly every off duty officer in that area sounded the school with love and support. the first days back are treated as flexible half daze. 95% of the students returned to school today and officials call it a major milestone for a grieving group. >> we'll do whatever it takes as a family so we can actually work flew the healing process as best we can. but the place for us to be is together back having some sense of normalcy and as a group and as a family i think we can go through it. >> the superintendant also added he is not in favor of arming teachers but rather adding officers on campus. florida governor, rick scott intrusioned a plan to increase police presence at schools and

imagine what they were all going through. erin. >>> in the wake of the florida massacre, one of the largest sporting good retailers based here in pennsylvania will no longer sell assault-style rifles. >> dick's sporting goods also raised the age limit on firearm sales to 21. the pittsburgh-based retailer has 11 stores in pennsylvania, 6 in new jersey and 3 in delaware. customers remember split on the decision. >> if dick's wants to ban it and they're willing to, whatever the consequences are, that's on them. that's fine. it's their business. they can do what they want. >> i don't think that they should because that is up to the individual if you want to have an assault rifle. >> dick's will also stop selling high capacity magazines. nbc 10's cydney long spoke with those customers about the decision. >> she's joining us live from the dick's sporting goods in deppford. >> too often on hot-button or controversial issues like this one, i've been turned down. we've had people literally walk away, even run away from our cameras, too nervous to weigh in. today, not so. not one customer tur

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

florida high school for the first time since a troubled teenager killed 17 people there with an assault riffle. >>> good afternoon. immigrants rights groups are rallying at i.c.e. offices in san francisco. they are protesting the arrest of 150 undocumented immigrants in california. more on today's demonstration and a dispute between local leaders and the federal government. >> reporter: i am sure you can hear and see some of the behind me. you can see several hundred people with their signs in front of the i.c.e. offices. now, just before noon the crowd started marching this direction from jackson and battery with a banner that said no deportation, chanting their message. you can see that they have blocked off part of the street here. this is washington and samsung. the other intersection is blocked, as well. this is the banner people were carrying. they started painting a sign on to the pavement here. it says bay area united. this demonstration, this protest in response to an immigration operation conducted by i.c.e. in northern california over the past several days. representatives fo

making headlines around the world students have returned to the florida high school that was the site of a mass shooting two weeks ago an x. student used an assault style rifle to kill seventeen students and teachers the incident has intensified the u.s. debate over gun control with students organized in calling for measures to limit access to guns at least ten people have been killed in sectarian violence in northern nigeria locals have reportedly fled a conflict between christian farmers and muslim herders the army says its soldiers killed ten herdsman we were responsible for an attack on the village on tuesday. at least ten people have been killed after two trains collided in egypt but there were a province northwest of the capital cairo a further fifteen people were reportedly injured in the crash the cause of the accident is still not clear. still to come on the show the reporter. who was found dead with his girlfriend at his home yesterday was writing a story on the links between the italian mafia and the slovak government. in search of a soldier our moscow correspondent travels to

return to the florida school where a gunman killed seventeen two weeks ago a major u.s. retailers stop selling assault style rifles. and campaign is celebrate as a supermarket in amsterdam opens the world's first plastic free i'll. welcome to the program our top story syrian government troops are reported to have launched a ground assault on the edge of east and despite a russian ordered pause in hostilities footage from inside the damascus suburb appears to show renewed as strikes on the rebel held enclave russia and syria was supposed to stop their offensive between nine am and two pm local time to allow civilians to leave the syrian. tree for human rights says government shelling and limited clashes were reported on three fronts during the five hour pause and eleven people have been killed so far on wednesday there were some four hundred thousand civilians trapped in the damascus suburb empty buses vans and ambulances waited at the wife the dean crossing to go in and evacuate people. in damascus have accused rebels of shelling the corridor to prevent people leaving the rebels deny t

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incident comes days after president trump suggested arming teachers in response to the florida school shooting. it also happened on the day the florida students returned to class for the first time in two weeks. abc news reporter has the details. >> reporter: there's a heavy police presence now outside the school, and while some are here for security, many are here offduty saying they wanted to be here as students returned simply to remind them they are not alone. a stream of students in douglas, parkland in msd strong t-shirts leave high school after the first day back. >> a lot of emotions. everybody just, you know, reliving the the moment that happened the day of. >> hugged the teachers. >> we want to move on with our normal lives. today was a weird, strange emotional day. >> reporter: once mundane school day rocked with emotion. >> the school will never be the same. >> reporter: hours before the return, students from nearby schools and nearly every offduty police officer in the region gathered adding to the growing memorial and surrounding the school and students with their love.

douglas high school in florida. two weeks after a former student gunned down 17 people inside of the high school. outside of the school in parkland a makeshift memorial for the victims continues to grow and inside we are told that volunteers joined police inputting up welcome back signs for the students and staff and the broward county school board vowed to make the transition as smooth as possible for everyone. the students had mixed emotions for returning to class for the first time since the tragedy. >> i am feeling weird. it's nerve-racking back on campus and it's been a while. it's going to be different. we will never be back to normal but it is going to get us in the right direction. >> meanwhile, the officer who captured the gunman, michael leonard was honored at an event last night. and w call himself a hero and was emotional talking about the day. >>> president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner, has lost his top security clearance coming with a crack down on clearance as john kelly stripped top clearance from several staffers. stephanie ramos has more from

afghan president recognized as a legitimate political party. turned to the florida where a gunman killed. two weeks ago. prime minister. proposes a common area across the northern ireland border post. syrian government troops are reported to have launched a ground assault on the edge of eastern hutto the spite her russian ordered poor. footage from inside the damascus suburb appears to show renewed airstrikes on the rebel held enclave russia and syria were. there offensive between nine am and two pm local time to allow for civilians. the syrian observatory for human rights government. clashes reported. the five. well there are around four hundred thousand trapped in the damascus suburbs. and ambulances waited. crossing point. to go in and evacuate people moscow and the mosque this have accused rebels of shelling the corridor to prevent people leaving rebels than i'd say that people will not leave because they fear that. the people of syria face a direct humanitarian crisis u.n. security council resolution two four zero one has established a framework for all parties to agree upon

florida. students are back in class at marjorie stone mman douglas hig school. they were met with heavy security at the campus this morning. >> reporter: with the heavy heart and new fears -- parents send their kids off to school this morning in parkland. the students once mundane journey now without with emotion. >> finding a new norm. we can't go back to normal. >> the return to stoneman douglas high is greet bid an outpouring of support from the local community. hours before they returned students from other schools and nearly every off-duty police officer in the region added. adding to the growing memorial and surround issing the students and school with their love. >> thank you for being here we appreciate your support. >> thank you. >> many students returning to school today are working tirelessly since the shooting -- their voices already pressuring companies to change. dick sporting goods announced this morning they will no longer sell assault rifle or firearms to anyone under 21 years after age. >> this isn't going to make everyone happy. if the kids are brave enough to o

you. >>> students are back at school in parkland florida. the first day of classes since former student killed 17 students and a teacher at marjory stoneman douglas high school. hannah doab we are was there for the emotional return this morning. >> reporter: it was a somber scene outside marjory stoneman douglas high school where students received flowers on their first day back since the valentine's day massacre. more than 400 law enforcement officers from around the state were on hand for security. and dozens of parents and community were there to show support. >> i'm nervous. but i'm just happy to see everyone come together and support each other. >> reporter: many students wore t-shirts with their school colors and a simple message. ms be strong. >> you're all going to do great today. >> greg had encouraging words for students returning to school including his son his 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed in the shooting. >> my daughter the strongest person i knew she really was. >> inside the school the dayouro teachers and students could reconnect with the people they star

. we're following the students return to classes in parkland, florida. >>> banning assault rifles, the announcement this morning from one of the country's biggest gun retailers in the aftermath of the school massacre. >>> not guilty, that's the plea entered by paul manafort. what we're now learning about his trial in the wake of felony money laundering charges. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now at 11:00, an emotional return. students head back to stoneman douglas high zmool parkland, florida, a place forever changed from the last time they were there two weeks ago. good morning, i'm rosemary connors. they lost friends, staff members, and a sense of security in the mass dhaer killed 17 people on valentine's day. some became act viflskrifts in fight against gun. today it's time to return to a new normal. wendy was there when the students arrived. >> reporter: students returned to stoneman douglas high school but without 17 proud eagles. >> so overwhelming. >> i'm afraid of the possibilities but i know nothing's going to happen. >> hundreds of armed officers from su

them as a legitimate political party songbird but students return to the florida school where a gunman killed. two weeks ago plus. u.k. prime minister good grief anger in the u.k. is the e.u. proposes a common area across the northern ireland border. and campaigners celebrate is a supermarket in amsterdam the world's first. thank you for joining us syrian government troops are reported to have launched a ground assault on the edge of eastern who spied a russian order pause in hostilities footage from inside the damascus suburb appears to show renewed airstrikes on the rebel held town clave russia and syria were supposed to stop their offensive between nine am and pm local time to allow for civilians leave the syrian observatory for human rights says government shelling and limited reported three from the five. well there are four hundred thousand civilians trapped in the damascus suburbs empty buses ambulances. crossing points. to go in and evacuate people president putin says russia managed to get quote quite a big group of civilians out but other sources say no civilians left.

the wake of the deadly high school shooting in florida ... no one is taking any chances. they are now investigating surveillance footage near the bathrooms. <"we certainly hope it's not the new normal. we want students to be able to learn in a safe environment. this is just one of the steps we took do so."> ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) a death found in a restroom at alameda high school. hundreds of school. alameda high restroom at found in a threat was a death a death threat was found in a restroom at alameda high school. hundreds of students stayed home yesterday... while others did go to class. this is a photo of a threat with the words ... "everyone is dead" written on a bathroom stall. alameda police are trying to figure out who wrote the threat. ( james ) breaking news this morning... dicks sporting goods will no longer sell assault-style rifles.( darya ) ron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from pleasant hill this morning with the details. lydia... a spokesperson for dicks sporting good made the announcement this morning.they will no longer sell high capacity magazines.t

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fire at a school in florida killing seventeen people students head back to class. a ceasefire in syria's rebel held area of eastern ghouta has ended been reports of sporadic shelling on the second day of the pause in the fighting russia's foreign minister said planes syrian rebels for blocking access into the area offices at a syrian controlled camp during the five polls but russia's military says rebel shelling prevented people from leaving. because the people of syria face a direct humanitarian crisis un security council resolution two four zero one has established a framework for all. parties to agree upon conditions to elevate the plight of civilians throughout the country russia together with the syrian government have already announced the establishment of humanitarian corridors in eastern guta now it is the tent of the militants and their sponsors to act as the militants entrenched there continue the shelling of damascus blocking deliveries and the evacuation of those wishing to leave some of binge of eight is in the turkish city of gaziantep near the syrian border sama so

parkland florida school shooter bought a gun at dick's in 2017. it was not the gun used in the shooting, but they're not -- you can see the interview on good morning america starting at 7:00 a.m. reporting live in san jose, matt keller. abc 7 news. >>> here at the live desk right now. i want to show you live images from florida where the governor of the state is expected to make an announcement in just moments about a major plan to keep students safe there. in fact, he's expected to announce a $500 million investment in student safety. meanwhile, i want to show you a short while ago where we saw those marjory stoneman douglas high school students go back to school since the deadly shooting two weeks ago. police officers handed out flowers to those students who passed through a growing memorial on their way into the building this morning. for some, the thought of returning to school is actually too much to bear. julian lost his best friend in the shooting. take a listen. >> say if i do go back to the school and sometimes i go back and i'd be scared to go to the bathroom. i wouldn't want

response to the florida school shooting. killed 17 people two weeks ago. stack says they're removing assault rifles from the 35 field and stream stores. dick's will no longer sell high capacity magazines or any gun to anyone under 21 years of age regardless of local laws. he spoke exclusively on gma to george stephanopoulos. >> to think about the loss and the grief the parents and kids had. we're going to take the guns out of our stores permanently. >> no chance you're going to reverse this? >> never. >> are you ready for the backlash? . we are. >> reporter: stack describes them as staunch supporters of the second aemt. but he wants to raise the minimum age for purchasing a firearm. you can see the whole interview on "good morning america" starting at 7:00. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> at the live desk, watching live images coming in from parkland, florida. we saw moments ago students arriving at the stoneman douglas campus, the high school where 17 people were killed. the first day back. you can see all this law enforcement there. extra protection for the

tried to rescue his household names. emma simpson, bbc news. the school in florida where 17 pupils and teachers died in a shooting a fortnight ago will reopen later today. the building where the attack happened is closed indefinitely, but pupils are returning to classes for the first time. a 19—year—old former pupil, nikolas cruz, has been charged with 17 counts of murder. president trump's son—in—law, and senior advisor, jared kushner, has had his security clearance at the white house downgraded. mr kushner, who's had interim clearance for about a year, will now be unable to attend some meetings, and won't have access to some sensitive documents. the funeral has taken place of the bollywood superstar, sridevi, after police closed the investigation into her death in dubai. a postmortem examination showed that the 54—year—old drowned in a bath after losing consciousness. she was one of india's best known film stars, and had appeared in about 300 movies. thousands of fans lined the streets of mumbai carrying roses and holding photos of the actress. the duke and duchess of cam

florida governor announced plans to spend $500 million towards school safety. >> we have to invest in metal detectors and bulletproof glass and steel doors. >> reporter: florida lawmakers failed to pass a ban on assault style rifles on monday but another gun-related bill moved forward tuesday to forbid gun sales to people under 21 years old but an amendment to ban the sale of bump stocks failed. >> we have to do everything we can to make sure that somebody that wants to harm students can't do it again. >> democrats and republicans owe it to these students to act and act in a real and significant way. >> reporter: a new era begins for students at stoneman douglas. >> i think it's really important that we're all together to kind of start the healing process and rebuilding our memories within the halls of this school. >> reporter: i'm john lawrence reporting. >> later today president trump is set to meet with republican and democratic lawmakers to discuss gun legislation. >>> president bill clinton paid his final respects to the late billy graham. mr. graham is at his library. today is t

to show you the live images coming in from parkland, florida. in a few minutes, classes will resume at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. you see the students getting flowers as they head into campus. it's a live look here where the kids are crossing the street to go back to school. the school day is shortened for them. only four hours all week to help them transition back. i want to show you a tweet from last night. the principal tweeting out. remember our focus is on emotional readiness and comfort, not curriculum. so there's no need for backpacks. come ready to start the healing process and reclaim the nest. school counselors will be available indefinitely to help the students and staff. i'm going to keep my eye on the live images from florida throughout the morning for you. back to you. >> thanks, jessica. >>> san francisco police released graphic body cam video showing the barrage of gunfire that ended in the capture of a homicide suspect. it started when police tried to arrest joel armstrong who officers spotted inside an rv earlier this month. armstrong fired tw

classes at a florida high school two weeks after a gunman killed 17 people there. here's some video from just a short time ago. marjory stoneman douglas high school will have a shortened schedule at least through the end of the week. there's a heavy police presence at the campus as students arrived this morning. crowds of media are there. >>> time is 4:41. pot for dogs. a new bill that would let veterinarians talk about cannabis treatment with pet owners. >> plus, it's an epidemic in san francisco but this particular car break-in is getting the attention of the mayor and now firefighters are fed up. if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be downloading in seconds what used to take minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference and do it like that (snaps). if you'd have told me that i could afford a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can affo

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

florida recently where 17 people were killed when an expelled student opened fire, no one is taking any chances. currently, they are checking surveillance video around the bathrooms where the threatening message was discovered. sgt. furry. was it credible? i can't devuldge much now. school will resume as normal on wednesday. superintendent. is this the new normal? i hope not, we want kids to be able to feel safe about going to school. in sebastopol, terisa estacio kron four new ( robin )it's a bittersweet homecoming.students at marjory stoneman douglas hi school are set to return to school today.that's exactly two weeks after a massacre that shook the nation.john lorinc reports. --reporter pkg-as follows-- fourteen days after a shooting rampage claimed 17-lives, students at marjory stoneman douglas high school return to the scene of the crime.dimitri hoth/student, marjory stoneman douglas high school"nervous and anxious about going back to school, going back to classes, yet at the same time feeling glad that we're all going to be together."lorenzo prado/student, marjory stoneman douglas

high school in florida, the scene of the latest mass shooting. >> reporter: today a parkland father, andrew pollack appealed directly to state lawmakers. >> i want to be the last father of a murdered kid, that's ever in this country. that's it. >> reporter: his 18-year-old daughter meadow pollack was killed at stoneman douglas high school. carlos rodriguez, will join 3,000 students returning to classes tomorrow for the first time in two weeks. >> just this morning at this time tomorrow i will be in school. that hit me, so, yeah, it's, it's going to be a process. >> when they arrive they went have a clear view of building 12. the crime scene, it is now obscured by a fence plastered with posters, showing support. >> going become to our there mall lives is going to, definitely going to be hard for me. >> the last time, 17-year-old rodriguez was at school, he captured students running to take cover. >> the last time you were at school was when the shooting happened. how do you feel now going back? >> not going to be the same hall ways. not going to the same smiles, definitely, going to

stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. >> it has been two weeks since a mass shooting left 17 people dead there correspondent hena doba is live in parkland flashings. investigators are revealing new information about the shooting which shows it could have been worse so what are we learning. >> reporter: yes, disturbing information, good morning, guys, well, we have learn that the suspected shooter had hundreds and hundreds of un fired rounds when he left the scene. now students here in parkland will be here in about less than two hours, police officers are stationed at every corner around the school , we have learn grief counselors will be inside the build ago long with two armed deputies. the doors of the marjory stoneman douglas high school reopened to students and teach tours day. many still haunted by the deadly shooting that claimed 17 lives. >> some of my friends are having a harder time then others. i'm doing okay right now. >> reporter: just two weeks ago 17 year-old car looks rodriguez was in the school and took cover as shots rang out. >> it is not going to b

recruitment efforts. we'll show you what he said. >> a woman in florida found a unique way to let the water department know she is not happy. she showed up at the officers with a wheelbarrow and it was loaded with pennies. >> she paid her $493 bill with 493,000 pennies. the woman says she paid it that way because she wanted to protest her recently high bills in a meaningful way. >> she made a point. hundreds of kids took a trip to wakanda thanks to a very generous man. real estate investor greg parker rented out the amc broad street seven in north philadelphia for a showing of "black panther." he first rented the theater out on friday but so many kids turned up sadly some had to be turned away. he hosted a second screening last night. >> this movie was definitely important for them to z see they need to see that positive light. >> it's nice they get to see actors in the role that their parents play for them every day as a superhero because parents are super heroes. >> nearly 600 kids have now seen this box office hit thanks to parker. wonderful move. and it's interesting to me not

collapsed. no word yet on any injuries. >>> and in florida students return to their classrooms today two weeks after a confessed gunman killed 17 of their classmates and educators. >> they return with haunting memories but also a new voice for activism. nbc 10's dray clark is looking ahead to what will surely be an emotional day for all those survivors. >> good morning, tracy and vai. two weeks have passed since the shooting at margery stoneman douglas high school but the pain still very fresh. today students and school staff go back to school bearing a lot of grief and remembering the victims. grief counselors will be at the school today to help students cope. surely being back on campus and so close to where the murders occurred will provoke a range of emo emotions from angst to anxiety. it'll only be a half day of classes today. and some students today say they will walk into school this morning with their armed linked in a show of solidarity. memorials to those 17 people killed. armed deputies will also patrol the campus as students make their return. for parents it's also a diff

evaluation. >> ♪ >> emotional day for students at parkland florida. they'll try to get back to normal somewhat going back to classes at stoneman douglas high school after going through the completely abnormal deadly mass school shooting. the principal has been tweeting messages of support to them telling them don't worry about the backpacking, leave all the books and stuff at home. today is just about being together, about comfort and healing, not the curriculum. and the officer who captured the suspect was honored at an event yesterday. officer michael leonard was reluctant to call himself a hero and he got emotional as he reflected upon the day. and new reports claim that suspect nikolas cruz had as many as 180 rounds left when he was finally stopped dropping his rifle. 17 students and staff members were killed. >> new jersey lawmakers will consider seven different gun control measures today. the bills are up for review by the assembly's judiciary committee. one calls for seizing someone's firearm if a mental health professional determines that person possess a threat. another bill

survived the mass shooting in parkland, florida, will return to school. many students say they will walk into the school with arms linked in a show of solidarity. the school principal tweeted out last night, quote our focus is on emotional readiness and comfort. so there's no need for backpacks. grief counselors will pea at the school to help students cope. armed deputies will also patrol the campus as students return today. meanwhile we are learning the accused shooter could have taken even more lives. law enforcement sources tell nbc news when officers arrested nikolas cruz he had five fully loaded magazines that had not been spent. right now on the nbc 10 app read how students are fighting for change and learn more about the alijj alleged shooter's past. >>> camden mayor is now weighing in on a video that shows a violent encounter between police. he calls the video disturbing and troublesome. but the mayor believes this is an isolated incident and urges the people in the city to have faith in its police officers. last thursday police responded to a store on collins road for a rep

attack in park land, florida and weapons will be unloaded, sip tied and checked at the door. >> i wish they wouldn't have it at all to be honest. i don't think there is a good time to have it at all. >> reporter: meantime half mile away from the church, parents at the south elementary school, will have they are children bused to another, campus today n a letter to parents, the superintendent says there is no direct threat but given the concerns about parking, traffic, and the nature of the event, students will be taken to the north campus, 15 miles away. >> it is something i would consider keeping my child home , and it is scary. >> reporter: students who missed school today will be excused, the school district said there has been increased security there all week, meantime, the unification church has distanced itself from this event saying its ceremonies and theology do not involve weapons. live from the news center, jan carabao for cbs-3 eyewitness news. rahel and jim, back to you. >>> anxious parents and students packed mast community charter school yesterday to find out if the

talks about her own struggle with bipolar. they even had a charter jet fly them from florida to california. >>> so there's rich and then there's barbara streisand who cloned her dog not once but twice. >> so, the entertainer told variety, two of her dogs, miss scarlett and vie lot were cloned from her 14-year-old pet samantha who died last year. the cells were harvested from sam's mouth and stomach but says the clones have different personalities. streisand has a third dog of the same breed that is a distant cousin. >> we don't know how much it cost to clone her pup, but some reports put the number around $100,000. for barbara, that's not too bad. would you clone him? >> i'm trying to figure out how much i would pay for a frank clone. he's one of a kind. >> frank is like your ninth rabbit so obviously you get over it pretty quickly. >> what are you talking about? frank, i would be devastated, but i don't think i'd pay $100,000 to clone you. >> serena williams is returning to the court for the first time since giving birth. her hubby put up billboards with images of their daughte

hope. >> today's the first day back to school for students at the florida high school where a gunman killed 17 people. nbc 10's dray clark is live for us in the digital operations center with a closer look of what's ahead today. >> exactly 14 days ago today lives were ended at stoneman douglas high school and changed forever. 17 people killed in that massacre and today students and teachers return to class each of them carrying memories of people who died and burying the grief of their loss. it will only be a half day of classes today. some students say they will actually walk into school this morning with their arms linked together showing their solidarity. they're all trying to clear the emotional hurdle of losing friends and coming back to school today and reuniting with other survivors certainly will make that happen. meanwhile the walkway up to the campus will be lined with flowers. and armed deputies will also patrol the campus as students make their return. for parents it's certainly a difficult day. sending their kids off to school and worrying how they'll be able to cope. me

parkland florida, good morning , hena. >> reporter: good morning jim and rahel it will be an emotional return for these students that will be welcomed by a massive makeshift memorial and extra police security this comes one day after the florida house committee voted to put armed teachers, in classrooms the doors of the marjory stoneman douglas high school reopened to students, and teachers today, many still haunted by deadly shooting that claimed 17 lives. >> our friends are harder a harder time then others. i'm doing okay right now. >> reporter: just two weeks ago car looks rodriguez was in the school and took cover as shots rang out. >> it is not going to be the same hallways, not the same smiles. >> reporter: today extra security and grief counselors will be on campus, some parents are concerned that their kids aren't ready to go back. >> some of those kids that are broken that are not processing this presently will be put back in this school. >> reporter: freshman building where shooting occurred here in parkland will remain close today, investigators say suspect gunman

switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >> a woman in florida found a unique way to let the water department know she's not happy. she showed up to the office with that wheelbarrow which was loaded filled with pennies. 493 -- how does that work out because it's $493 times 100, 493,000. the woman used the pennies to protest her bills which she believes are too high. >> 400 bucks is a lot. >> that is a lot. >> here's why i don't like that. it's not that person at the window's fault and they're going to have to deal with all those pennies. i get she's making a good -- >> you would be a good mediator. that's not the place to take that out. >> calm down people. >> i'm with the lady, though. let's take a look outside right now. bucks county, the ramp on 413 to i-95 southbound we had an accident here a minute ago and it just cleared the scene. they pushed it off to the side. traffic is moving just fine. no delays just yet going through this ongoing construction zone. let's check mass transit. regional rails everything is on time. septa's market frankfo