bondi: as it is currently written. the other thing we are doing -- this is a big issue -- we need a clearing house, and that is what we have been discussing. myve curated and some of counterparts have done it, but we're the biggest, is an app. there were so many warning sounds on twitter, instagram, and they were sending them to all different sources. we just got it written in our house and senate budget. it will cost at least $500,000 a year. there were tenants student, and they loved it, and they said and powering them, three of them are graphic designers, they're going to design the icons. it will process about -- it will cost about $100,000 to develop. what kids can do, they can automatically send something that says i am going to buy a gun, i'm going to do this, and one of the girls i know, distance, is he has bullied her since middle school, and he reported her. they can do it with an amenity. anonymity.to -- with it will go to one clearinghouse and florida. president trump: we have to look at the internet becaus

bondi right there. attorney general pam bondi, as well as governor rick scott flew in from tallahassee. they have met with all of the investigation leaders behind me. as we did just hear, sean, of the 17 fatalities. only 12 have been absolutely confirmed as far as theiritis -- their identities. they're trying to further identify some of these victims who left identification behind as they ran for their lives trying to escape what happened here. the accused suspect, whom he is convinced is the lone gunman, a 19-year-old nicolas cruz. a former student of the marjory stoneman douglas high school, which is a quarter of a mile behind me. expelled last year. further details about where that student was enrolled this year, they cannot expand on per the broward county school superintendent. but clearly according to the sheriff, he was armed to the gills with magazines full of bullets, an ar-15 assault rifle and went to the school today. pulled the fire alarm in the afternoon, getting all of the students and tea

the attorney general pam bondi has victim advocates she has brought tonight. we will have more tomorrow. their job is to help each family member cope with this. the superintendent is going to be bringing in counselors for the students at the school. this is a big school. it's a wonderful school. my wife was there last year. it's a wonderful group of students. they are going to need help and i know the superintendent is going to bring in counselors for the students. pam bondi, the attorney general, is going to bring in counselors or victim advocates for the families. >> shannon: governor, we thank you for your time. we know this is incredibly stressful. our prayers are with you and every single person impacted by the events of today. thank you, sir. i'm joined by former cia analyst buck sexton and former analyst don longino. thank you for your time. i want to play a little bit of what share of israel had to say. he said this again and again through multiple press conference. >> absolutely sick to my stomach to see children who go to school armed with backpacks

florida attorney general pam bondi who we just heard from annette presso conference. i don't think the attorney general can hear me. if she could go into this whole aspect of the social media imprint, what some of these shooters are saying online? are we capturing enough of this? are we paying enough attention to that? >> the first thing he wants me to ask you before you we get to what you said with president trump today is social media and what some of these killers and accused killers inac these mass murderers and shooting sprees are posting or hinting at or alluding to, what can we do about that from a law enforcement perspective? >> first of all, when they are posting it on social media, they have followers. so kids were out there, parents. you've got to monitor this stuff. and if you say it, take everything seriously. take every threat seriously. and reported to law enforcement. we would rather you do that and be wrong 99% of the time that have anything happen in this world. these teams now are vocal on social media. don't just pop up from anywhere. there are war

that's pam bondi from florida for being here.nk you, pam, very much, great job you've done there. yesterday, i met with survivors of parkland shooting. the parkland shooting is just horrible. so bad for so many people. and is bad for our country. families who have lost their children in school shootings and local community members of washington, d.c. who want to make sure that every child is safe at school. having a lot of problems in washington, d.c. i listened to their heartbreaking stories. i asked them for their ideas. and pledged to them that we will take action. unlike for many years where people sitting in my position did not take action. they didn't take proper action. they took no action at all. we're going to take action. today, we want to hear from you on how we can improve physical security at our schools, tackle the issue of mental health, which is a very big issue. this person that was caught after having killed so many people, 17. and badly injuring so many others. people don't talk about the injured. and they have

crime statistics in bondi's home state show that is precisely the most frequent age for a murder arrest. add to that, one-fourth of gun homicides in florida are committed by people between 18 and 20. the nra gives her an "a" rating and gave her $75,000 to support her election. they also called bondi a true second amendment supporter and says she has long been a friend of our organizations. after the orlando pulse massacre, this is at least the second mass shooting for her. today florida governor rick scott seemed to express more willingness to change what's not working. >> we love our children. i'm going to do whatever i can do to keep these kids safe. i'm -- i'm going to talk about every issue to keep these kids safe. >> so let's hope that is true. let's hold him to that. as it stands in florida now, no permit is required to purchase a firearm or handgun. the governor, another a-plus winner for the nra, laws drafted by state legislatures, not congressmen and senators, and signed by the governor. rick scott has the final say of what can or won't change. facts first. when you hear these

i also spoke with the florida attorney general pam bondi, and broward county sheriff scott israel. i'm making plans to visit parkland, to meet with families and local officials and to continue coordinating the federal response. in these moments of heartache and darkness, we hold onto god's word in scripture, i have heard your prayer and seen your tears, i will heal you. we trust in that promise and we hold fast to our fellow americans in their time of sorrow. i want to speak now directly to america's children, especially those who feel lost, alone, confused, or even scared. i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. you have people who care about you, who love you, and who will do anything at all to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer, or a faith leader. answer hate with love, answer cruelty with kindness. we must also work together to create a culture in our country that embraces the dignity of life that creates deep and meaningful human connections and that turns classmates and colleagues into friends a

i'm pam bondi, attorney general of florida, an mayor, thank you.as there that night with me. you were there with me until 3:30 in the morning, where the families were notified. it was horrific. you've been through a lot. thank you so much. >> great job. >> i have a couple of issues, talk about them now or later? >> you can talk. >> one, it talked about some of the things you said, florida called the baker act. it is our system commitment act. it is weak. it is about 1000 pages long. i had my solicitor general on it four days, now, three days, working on it. we're rewriting it along with governor scott. you will meet with him. he will give you a ton of good information. >> good. >> we've been rewriting, we're bring something gun violence restraining order, if someone is civilly committed, you typically hold them within 72 hours. people get out within 24 hours, the majority of them. let law enforcement come in, take the guns. they are a danger to themselves and other. >> which you can't do right now. >> without being ajudicated. because they are a da

. >> martha: in moments my interview with florida attorney general pam bondi but, first, trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with how this would happen. the fbi will only identify the caller as quote a person close to nikolas cruz. the agency does acknowledge the tipster was concerned about cruz's gun ownership. his desire to kill his disturbing social media post and the fact he wanted to a professional school shooter. runs a data base check on the person at issue. if it raises red flags, it's supposed to trigger a field investigation in this case protocols were not followed and there were no further inquiries. here is the fbi. watch. >> for myself and over 1,000 employees of the miami field office, we truly regret any additional pain that this has caused. >> as you noted the broward county sheriff's department says only the killer is blame. florida governor rick scott says the mishandled tip is irresponsible. and urging fbi director christopherway wray to resign. quoting 17 innocent people are dead. and acknowledging a mistake isn't going to cut it. an apology will never bri

the children here are lucky to get some help the farther you get away from bondi the more desperate the health care situation medical aid agencies are helping but even the combi everywhere doctors without borders and the international medical corps support this hospital in bria in the north east after months of fighting between rival armed groups the hospital is now not just taking in patients but has also a home or dated families that have fled from their homes there are places where the . groups continue to stand in the way of accessing people but we also have. funding issues we don't have all the resources that we need. for example for the area of maternal natoma health back in the bungie children hospitals kangaroo ward as they call it the new mothers continue to bond with the little ones and hope they'll get to see all the milestones catherine saw all jazeera bria central african republic protesters have taken to the streets of the brazilian city of rio de janeiro it's in response to orders by present michel tamer for the military to take over policing the lower house has now appro

of the roughly thirty children born each day in these hospitals in the capital bondi an average of two die it's a free government hospital taking it hundreds of patients but medical supplies are hard to come by the hospital is understaffed and badly needs more specialist doctors. dr gordy chrysostom is one of just. in the country he says they try the best they can to keep mothers. and the children live. see central african republic us sixteen really don't usually or depend on this. crisis we. know the centers because this attrition is not sustainable. example arisa cradles her son in a human incubation care system calls kangaroo it helps premature babies and this. baby man doris tween brother died when they were born ali zambia has been assured that man dara will be fine but she worries about him and how for the children back home only a thirty five year where. my husband doesn't work i do casual work if my children fall that means all the money goes to hospital bills then what we ate. and the children here are lucky to get some help the farther you get away from bondi the more despera

. >> i'm pam bondi -- >> we've been listening to president trump talking to state and local officialsis thoughts on safety. he talked not just about school safety, not just about gun safety, but went to something that he has talked about for almost three years now, since he was a candidate, which is immigration and gangs and that kind of thing. i want to bring it back around to talk a little bit more about that. the president also, on the issue of guns, went to the notion of mental institutions, which is also something he said yesterday. the idea of mental health and making sure people who have mental issues don't get guns is something. getting there is one thing. mental institutions? that's something different. >> i think this may have been some vamping on his part. >> he did it twice, though. >> maybe. there is certainly an idea on the right that a lot of things started to go badly when the me mental institutions, you know, 30 or 40 years ago were all closed, that this has caused some societal problem and makes more homeless and that sort of thing. there is also a distinction to be

pam bondi won't be easy, the won't be easy on this. i hope we get more of a timeline, what inspired him to do this. >> a lonely, disturbed person, appreciate it, 20 minutes until the top of the hour. horrifying footage. have you seen this? showing students huddling in fear, screaming for their lives during the deadly school shooting. [gunshots] heather: many of them taking to social media to document the attack while it was happening, this is very different in today's society. carly shimkus is here and support as it pours in from the florida community. ost office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again heather: students fearing for their lives huddling and ducking for cover. megan hill was in a classroom and that freshman building where gun

land shooting victims will not be tolerated, that stern warning from florida attorney general pam bondi. >> you think you are going to scam people, you are not. they are monitoring every fight popping up and no money will be dispersed undergofundme that they know is legitimate. heather: the legitimate campaign from the broward education fund has raised $600,000 in 13 hours. attorney general jeff sessions vowing to step up federal funds. >> focusing on criminals and dangerous people can reduce violence in communities and improve public safety. we can and must do better. >> sessions promising to work with the mental health profession to assist in those efforts. the justice department reporting a 23% increase in federal gun charges under the new administration. mitt romney expected to announce his run today, the former massachusetts governor in 2012 republican nominee for president expected to -- romney who has been critical of donald trump previously planned an announcement for yesterday but rescheduled after that shooting in florida. 10 minutes after the hour, the shooter's shocking inst

la escuela stoneman douglas, con mas de 3.000 alumnos, segun dijo esta noche la fiscal estatal pam bondiertura de equipo y comenzamos con david de matteis quien se encuentra en uno de los hospitales donde han sido atendidos los heridos. >> lo pude ver seis horas despuÉs. lo abracÉ y todavÍa lo sigo abrazando. todos los dÍas le digo que lo quiero y que se cuide . hay un antes y hay un despuÉs. >> estÁ mal que haga esto la gente, estÁn matando. reportero: trabajadores sociales estÁn acá en este momento ayudando a familias y tambiÉn a las vÍctimas de esta tragedia que enluta a todo el territorio de estados unidos, especialmente al sur de la florida. esta la informaciÓn que tenemos a esta hora . enrique: muchas gracias, david. los que conocen el joven seÑalado como el principal sospechoso esta matanza lo describen como un hombre problemÁtico. se lo conoce por la crueldad con la que trataba a los animales y a sus compaÑeros de clase. galo arellano tiene mÁs avances de la investigaciÓn. galo: asÍ es, enrique. en este momento nos encontramos en un lugar clave para la investigaciÓn, es la casa d

steve: florida attorney general pam bondi joins us live with more.urse not. governor scott has not called for him to resign but a full investigation into the matter. i firmly believe that needs to be accomplished. florida department of law enforcement will be investigating him. i know a lot more than all you do now, yes, i believe there needs to be a full investigation. i don't think some people were honest. and we're going to investigate this in florida and right thing will be done. steve: pam, was there a stand-down order? >> i can't talk about that. but all i know -- steve: that would explain why the guys wouldn't go inside. >> let me put it this way. when you have a school full of students and your duty is to protect those students -- even if i didn't have a firearm i would have gone into that scene. that is what you do. that is what the coach did who is a true hero. your job is to protect those students. brian: i know in texas -- >> that is what you sign up for. brian: i know in texas, if a teacher is trained they can carry a gun. do you think f

as you know, pam bondi says the director should be fired of the fbi. >> the fbi definitely needs to bed accountable and they need to put processes and procedures to make sure that never happens again. all agencies have lots of information coming in. the problem isn't getting the information, the problem is making sure that something is done with the information received. so i hope that -- and i'm sure everybody hope that is the fbi will look at itself critically and held itself accountable and make sure that information like that never falls through cracks again. >> so much needs to be done, you're exactly right. kristin, the mayor of parkland, florida, thank you so much, kelly. kelly: major changes to white house security clearance process, trump top aide now in spotlight as chief of staff john kelly makes another move to bring order to west wing. plus, how the white house is reacting to special counsel robert mueller indictment and what it means to the president? >> it's been a year with multiple plea agreements, a lot of testimony, a lot of interviews, and they're saying that they s

he is echoing pam bondi. find out what role law enforcement played and how many knew this guy's potential danger. there is some reports that not only students gossip bit in school, maybe authorities did know about it. steve: the police had been to his house a number of times apparently through the years. keep in mind he had a terrible family dynamic. he was adopted at birth after his birth mother died. the couple that adopted him considerably older. the father died, when he was very young. then his mother, the woman who raised him, just died 3 1/2 months ago. people said, well, he was depressed. then again his mom just died. ainsley: but a lot of people have had parents deceased and they're depressed but they will not go do this. just not sure, if you're 19 years old, expelled from a public school that big, we were talking about it earlier in the show, some of my friend gone to private schools, they will expel you for one demerit, but in a public school like this, it's a large school. i went to a school like

daily briefing by the broward county sheriff's department, governor scott and attorney general pam bondi and the school's superintendent, they all continued to express the devastating grief that they're still victim too. the second day after this tragedy is not any better than how horrible and horrific it was yesterday. later this afternoon one of the responding officers after those 911 calls went out at 2:23 p.m. from inside the school yesterday about an active shooter and multiple people down, the coconut police officer that was assisting broward county here, he is the one that arrested the suspect in the neighborhood about a middle away. here's how he described it. >> as i continued down this roadway, i discovered an individual walking on the sidewalk that was wearing the clothing description that had been given over the radio. he looked like a typical high school student. for a quick moment i thought could this be the person? is this who i need to stop? >> talk about a stroke of dan good fortune for that arresting officer. keep in mind, this was an hour, an hour and 15 minutes after

show you know the other couldn't little kids when you know with the wooden bookie nastiest move to bondi canal to some kind of i will not understand what the concern for how do we deal with him to some time couldn't he has i'm not clucky ethel could you could i do i wish you looked up the local equivalent to clint's and occlude look if you feel i mean you want to know how to enjoy in the afternoon i you did not call me to put on a night of whom and i'm only thirty back. plus the money from the sports deal with the steel wheels and most of the snow more than one of them. beautiful yes good good new books and talking a bushel some pretty mild young clothes but i'm just material to my gym idea of the all my money going to the starting up just. so for me now will some day and some of the i mean in spite of the video feed the dog you'll see yes so you'll still. to go susan you can go along with somebody else but you have a little show to go polls to the police but yes the free bus the full of those issues to go well what you could get what you would usually what they should be pursuing you do

monica crowley, pam bondy, tom fitton all coming up with the latest developments. ♪ baby slice it rightkers of lantus, toujeo provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, proven blood sugar control all day and all night, and significant a1c reduction. toujeo is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away if you have a serious allergic reaction such as body rash, or trouble breathing. don't reuse needles or share insulin pens. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which can be life threatening. it may cause shaking, sweating, fast heartbeat and blurred vision. check your blood sugar levels daily. injection site reactions may occur. don't change your dose of insulin without talking to your doctor. tell your doctor about all your medicines and medical conditions. check insulin label each time you inject. taking tzds with insulins l

monica crowley, tom fitton, pam bondi, all straight ahead with the latest developments. >> sean: monicaey has a powerful new >> sean: monica crowley has a powerful new found out today in the "the hill" entitled federally abuses on obama's watch represent a growing blight on his legacy. in all the discussions about the political weaponization of the department of justice and the fbi, allowed corruptions at the highest echelons of those agencies and serial abuse of the secret fisa process about the 2016 election, one name has been conspicuously absent, president barack obama. here with action, senior fellow at the london center for policy research, monica crowley, judicial watch as president, tom cotton, and florida attorney general, pam bondi. it's all true, isn't it? she bricked the primary, pam can answer this later, but i've never heard of an exoneration months before interviewing the main people and investigation. that allows her to continue. she pays for russian government, propaganda, that gets used for a fisa warrant. they don't tell the fisa judge she bought and paid for it and i

pam bondi and rick scott respectively. it's absolutely catastrophic, horrible. and the superintendent of broward schools, the sixth largest school district in the country, said the level of grief is just indescribable. their hearts go out to these 17 families and that no one should send their sons and daughters off to school one day in this country and not have their sons and daughters return home. but crushingly, that is the fact for 17 families, some of whom tonight are still scrambling to try to find out whether some of these still-unidentified five fatalities is in fact their loved one. that's the latest there. the suspect was arrested about an hour and 15 minutes later about a mile and a half down the road from the school. he was described by witnesses as wearing a black hat, burgundy shirt, and black pants. upon the arrest, you can see a man in handcuffs being led to a sheriff's deputy vehicle with that exact appearance. black hat, burgundy, shirt, as well as the black pants. no further details as to motive. motive still unclear. but they are believing tha

the maine based retailer lifetie satisfaction guarantee to a within year limit to bondi is o0 people seeking five mi-dthe class action lawsuit, ad it allegedes that ll bustomers by advertising a warranty that in longer exists. ll bean. the best parts of >> i thought this new change was for anything purchased tt w. >> i don't know, i was under there change what people already bought i don't blame them.erovie could have biggest february opening in history. >> and it opens up today. >> it is happening to the rest of the >> there is so much excitement , about this movie, black panter is out selling every previous any advanced ticket sales and porter says black panr tweeted t movie of the year. movie opens in 4,000 theater we. disney expects an opening in the 150 million-dollar range, and i alrea for me on saturday, i cannot wait. for freonoscar nominee get monday, universal pictures will be screening,ritically clam at 55 amc theater locations nationwide. eyn rst come, first serve basis, the >> have you seen this movie.t >> this is a great movie. >> i was not expecting it to be as good as

the children here are lucky to get some help the farther you get away from bondi the more desperate they have to ration medical aid agencies are helping but even thing can be everywhere doctors without borders and the international medical corps support this hospital in bria in the north east after months of fighting between rival armed groups the hospital is now not just taking in patients but has also off holidays and families that have fled from their homes there are places where the. groups continue to stand in the way of accessing people but we also have. funding issues we don't have all the resources that we need. for example for the area of maternal and natal health back in the bungie children hospitals kangaroo ward as they call it the new mothers continue to bond with the little ones and hope they'll get to see all the milestones catherine saw al-jazeera bria central african republic was to one person is the chief of health and unicef is joining us now live from new york we appreciate your time sir thank you very much indeed these figures of course are alarming in the pictures w

i would also like to recognize attorney general pam bondi. i spoke with her this morning. she cannot be here today but she has been a true advocate for victims and has been a leading voice in our fight against the opioid epidemic and there is no doubt her efforts have saved lives. a big round of applause for the attorney general. [applause] chief financial officer, jimmy -- [applause] >> i was proud to appoint you as cfo. in a very short time you've done so much to help florida families. i want to thank you for all that you are doing for florida firefighters. thank you. [applause] commissioner of agriculture, adam putnam. [applause] and thank you for fighting for the critical agriculture committee and what you've done to help the citrus industry especially after hurricane irma. i also want to thank the chief justice and members of the florida supreme court. i would like to thank each of you for all of your service. [applause] i would also like to thank my wife, anne. there is not a day that goes by that i'm not thankful for your unwavering support. as first lady had done s

victor bondi described himself lifetime warranty hasnd he been basis of the bargain for all of his purchases. >>> they say ne happiness but nh shows there is a certain dollar amount that is psychologists from the university of virginia purdue university, analyzed gallup poll data of people and concluded the operation mal income for aion ws $95,000 a year, families with children would need more, jim r. >>> thanks, dianne. >>> lovely dress by the way, it covering up the clock. >>> we a camden's proposal to seven he'll, for the company's second headquarters. they are highlighting $2 billion of real estate development underway and already complete and state of new jersey's tax incentives. apple announced plans for a second business campus last month and plans to announce a location later this year. >>> atlantic city casinos were as cold as temperatures last month, figures just released by new jersey division of gaming enforcement show revenue from seven casinos was down 9.9 percent from last year, that is a lot, only the golden nugget posted an increase, up 1.7 percent, on rine, well, that is a

py pam bondy. eif we don't have a due sti here or a police officer here. this is nationwide.ore. more heroes, more first responders, not less first responders. i know many states have different terms to help our mentally ill, and we all pray for our mentally ill, we pray for them to recover. we all know someone or a family who's affected by someone suffering from mental illness. the baker act in florida allows law enforcement or medical professionals to confine a person earn voluntarily while they get examined and looked at. but you have to have a reason, have you to be able to articulate that they're a threat to themselves or a threat to someone else. what i'm asking our lawmakers to do, go back to places like tallahassee, places like washington, d.c., and give police the power, if they see something on social media. if they see graphic pictures of rifles and blood and gore and guns, and bombs. if they see something, horrific language. if they see a person talking about, i want to grow up to be a serial killer, we need to have the power to take that person and bring them bef

. >> basically minutes after this event happened, i got a call from our attorney general, pam bondi. hours later, she's here. she sadly, when i was speaking to her privately, she knows all too well about these tragedies. she was in orlando in the aftermath of the pulse nightclub, and she's here to help families of those who lost loved ones. i'll bring her up here to talk about some things the attorney general will do for our families. >> sheriff, i cannot thank you, the governor, the fbi, superintendent, fdle, all the agencies working together. it's a horrible tragedy and sadly we've been through this before. i was out in nevada for the mass shooting. in fact one of the victims called me on the way here from the nevada shooting and said, i can't believe this is happening again. she still has ptsd, and she was a survivor. the office, my office functions in a way, this is what we'll be doing. i have five advocates headed in right now. i will have at least ten more tomorrow, driving in from all over the state. we will pay for the funeral expenses of these poor victims and do everything

let's go to republican florida attorney general pam bondy. attorney general, very good to have you. what do you make of the latest revelations? this is the third piece of information we have that apparently authorities of various types had access to and this one a snapchat video showing the shooter harming himself and even talking about buying a gun. it's easy to play monday morning quarterback, i like to stress that, but we have a lot of such pieces of information. what do you think of that? >> well, neil, i mean, you can't even say dropping the ball. that's such an understatement. what a total lack of investigation occurred. and it's horrible what happened. i know the information never made it to rob lasky. he's the special agent in charge in miami. he was on the scene. he was incredible. he brought 200 fbi agents in. i watched those great agents work for three days there. it's been incredible, the good agents. somewhere higher on the chain, never made it to south florida, but someone dropped the ball. and it's tragic. it's horrible. warning signs were everywhere. and being at tha

attorney general pam bondi is here.leep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. plus 24-month financing. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. steve: fox news alert. moments ago mitt romney finally made it official he is going to run for senate. he has tweeted out, i'm running for united states senate to serve the people of utah and bring utah's values to washington. former massachusetts gover

our determination to assist in any way that we can i also spoke with florida attorney general pam bondiand broward county sheriff scott is you i'm making plans to visit parkland to meet with families and local officials and to continue coordinating the federal response in these moments of heartache and darkness we hold on to god's word in scripture i have heard your prayer and senior tears i will heal you we trust in that promise and we hold fast to our fellow americans and their time of sorrow i want to speak now directly to america's children especially those who feel lost alone confused. or even scared i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. you have people who care about you who love you and who will do anything at all to protect you if you need help to turn to a teacher a family member a local police officer or a faith leader. answer hate with love answer cruelty with kindness we must also work together to create. but only with that i will have more on what president trying to say to the united states and i said at the top of the hour i'm going to. look t

our determination to assist in any way that we can i also spoke with florida attorney general pam bondi and broward county sheriff scott is you are making plans to visit parkland to meet with families and local officials and to continue coordinating the federal response in these moments of heartache and darkness we hold on to god's word in scripture i have heard your prayer and senior tears i will heal you. we trust in that promise and we hold fast to our fellow americans and their time of sorrow i want to speak now directly to america's children especially those who feel lost alone confused or even scared i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be you have people who care about you who love you and who will do anything at all to protect you if you need help to turn to a teacher a family member a local police officer or a faith leader answer hate with love answer cruelty with kindness we must also work together to create a culture in our country that embraces the dignity of life that creates deep and meaningful human connections and that turns last mates and colle

we heard from -- from attorney general pam bondy and the commissioner with kentucky state police about some programs they had. the fusion centers, gathering information. a lot of good things going on. we heard from the mental health side and ideas they have that they like to see put in place too. the president was adamant about arming the right kind of personnel. i'm one of the few people that goes along with that. it is not giving anybody a gun and hoping they do what they need to do. it is training. i like to say in the skies over this nation, we have armed passengers flying on aircraft all the time. they're called air marshals and nobody knows who they are or where they are. but the fact they're there and don't stand out certainly has been a large contribution since we haven't had hijackings since 9 9 9/11. >> thank you very much for stopping in town and we know the things the president talked about will be helpful to officers. >> i have hope for that. >> thank you so much. both ahead of the nra and right-wing french marlen la pen addressed cpac and warned good big the government po

pam bondi was being interviewed and one thing she said surprised me.e is going to be a call for a fool investigation into the sheriff's office when the shooting happened but also made mention of the fact that people may not have been truthful. she could not get into it, didn't specify who but when you hear something like that what did you think? >> i'm glad i live in the state of florida where we are able to get to the truth with broad public records laws which we will see videos and evidence of how people respond and what protocols were in place and i'm hopeful we can get some sense of comfort to those who lost loved ones by having a thorough investigation and going forward we have folks at schools with the capability, the weaponry and response to care for those who trust law enforcement when they send their loved ones into a classroom. rob: is it the optics and public confidence in the department? because people are not going to trust that the police will do anything to protect them. that is what it feels like. >> sheriff's relapse flippant comments

jillian: attorney general pam bondi says the state will cover the funeral and counseling expenses for all the victims and their families. she also says the state teamed up with go fund me and is monitoring people claiming to represent the victims families. jillian: a tragic situation and families are still waiting to hear about their children. something we will continue to follow. thank you very much. rob: outpouring of support for the white house as families mourn the loss of loved ones and some still don't know. at the same time some democrats calling for tighter gun control in the wake of this tragedy. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington dc with how leaders are responding. >> reporter: after the president learned of the tragic shooting, florida's governor took to twitter to offer condolences and prayers to families of victims, adding no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school, first lady melania responded on twitter saying my heart is heavy with the school shooting in florida, keeping all affected in my thoughts and prayers. as the tragic n

i also spoke with florida attorney general pam bondi and the broward county sheriff scott israel.it parkland to meet with families and local officials and to continue coordinating the federal response. in these moments of heart ache and darkness, we hold onto god's word in scripture. i have heard your prayer and seeing your tears, i will heal you. we trust in that promise and we hold fast to our fellow americans in their time of sorrow. i want to speak now directly to america's children, especially those who feel lost, alone, confused or even scared. i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. you have people who care about you, who love you and who will do anything at all to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer or a faith leader. answer hate with love, answer cruelty with kindness. we must also work together to create a culture in our country that embraces the dignity of life that creates deep and meaningful human connections and that turns classmates and colleagues into friends and neighbors. our adminis

pam bondi will join us tomorrow night. lots to talk about.f mental health, the issues of weapons, the issues of how to protect our children and what we can do that we are not doing so far. as you heard from some of these young people, they expect answers from the adults in the room in the nation and that has to be the project that we dedicate ourselves to. sinister thoughts, we love to hear them. that is a "the story" for tonight. we're glad you're with us this evening. we'll be back tomorrow night at 7:00. my friend tucker carlson from d.c. is up next. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. police are searching for clues to explain the mass shooting yesterday and parkland florida. nikolas cruz apparently a murdered 17 people, that's the allegation including teachers and students before being captured off-campus by police. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we want to give you the update on the latest. we'll go to ed henry who is in south florida tonight. hey ed. >> tucker, good to see you. an affidavit out new tonight from the broward county