investigators claim scot peterson did nothing to stop the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school last year. nikole killion reports. >> reporter: former deputy scot peterson was escorted into a florida jail tuesday under arrest for failing to confront the gunman who killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in february of 2018. his arrest was announced at a public safety meeting. >> we have just arrested deputy scot peterson, seven felony counts, four misdemeanor counts, and one count of perjury. >> reporter: he is facing child neglect, culpable negligence. and perjury. his attorney called it unprecedented and say the charges lack basis in fact and law. peterson said he didn't know where the shots were coming from. >> in the perfect world, oh, i would say said, oh, yeah, i know there was a shooter, let me go to the third floor, find this person. >> reporter: surveillance shows peterson never entered the building but instead took cover outside for 48 minutes. >> it's very clear he knew what was happening. it's very clear to me he knew where the shots were coming from

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this development in the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. is morning scot peterson, the former sheriff's deputy, school resource officer accused of not doing enough to stop that massacre finds himself under arrest facing criminal charges for not taking charges. action. this is one year after he sat down with us in an exclusive interview. he said he followed proper protocol and procedures at the time. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest on this turn of events. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. scot peterson, the former deputy, will be in bond court later this morning. his lawyer challenged the probable cause for these charges which are rare. peterson was the only armed officer at the parkland school shooting. arrested and charged not for what he did, but what what he did not do. >> scott peter is find bars. for what he failed to do. >> reporter: peterson was the only armed depth at marjory stoneman douglas high school when former student nicklaus cruz stormed the school and killed 14 students and three staffers. >> stoneman douglas. >> r

. >>> his job at marjory stoneman douglas high school was to protect the students and today former schoolpearance that he failed to do that when a gunman killed 17 people at parkland florida school. his bond is set at $102,000 and he's charged with perjury and felony child neglect but his attorney said the prosecution is quote, a thinly failed event at politically motivated retribution against peterson and they have concerns about the impact on other officers saying this, quote, in order for there to be neglect, they must be a caretaker of the individual. does that mean that every police officer from now on works in detail where children are present are now subjected to child neglect charges if something happens? peterson spoke to the "today" show four months after that shooting in parkland. >> in this really important moment, you missed it. >> i have to -- i live with that. you know, how could i not. i mean, i'm human. in the perfect world, oh, i would have said, oh, yeah i know there is a shooter and let me go to the third floor and find this american. if i would have known, knowing wha

say former sheriff's deputy scot peterson didn't do his job that horrifying day at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolused of moving away from the danger as the gunman terrorized the school. here is victor oquendo. >> reporter: as horror was unfolding inside marjory stoneman douglas high school, students taking cover to escape the gunfire, outside, the school's resource officer, broward's sheriff's deputy scot peterson, hearing the shots. >> i think we've got shots fired. possible shots fired, 1200 building. >> reporter: heading toward the building in his golf cart, then taking position outside for 27 minutes, never entering the building. when it was all over, 17 people were dead, another 17 injured. that florida deputy is under arrest, charged with 11 criminal counts, including seven counts of child neglect. a state review finding peterson refused to investigate the source of gunshots, retreated while victims were being shot, and directed officers away from the building. the florida department of law enforcement saying there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction

retired miami heat legend dwyane wade gave the commencement address at marjorie stoneman douglas high school yesterday. his connection to the school is root in --rooted in tragedy. one of the 17 victims in the massacre was a huge fa and was buried in wade's jersey. during his speech, wade talked a wut his visitith students shortly after that tragedy. he spent hours at the school giving an impromptu pep talk in t cafeteria. that school and community has seen a lot of sadness. supnice to be fted by something toward the end of their year, right? >> for him to return that way. absolutely. >>> some of the biggest companies in t country are offering benefits that literally build a lyfamily-friend work environment. >> companies are offering fertility benefits to employees. aying out of pocket for services like in vitro fertilizatio it can cost tens of thousands of dollars. the company carrot is helping cover the costs. >> more than 70% of men and women say that they would coider switching jobs in order to access the fertility benefit. >> carrot hopes that even morec mpanies will join others in givi

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he's the former school resource officer who was assigned to marjory stoneman douglas high school in parklandflorida. he stayed outside the day 17 people were killed at that school. peterson was charged this week with child neglect and negligence. to washington state now, four climbers have been rescued. they were stranded near the top of mount rainier. they first called for help on monday. d weather kept rescuers grounded until today. the climbers are said to be suffering from exposure to the cold. we just got word before coming on the air tonight that new orleans music legend dr. john died today. it was a heart attack. "right place, wrong time" was his breakthrough hit in the early 1970s. he also performed in the band's farewell movie "the last waltz." he was a six-time grammy winner and a new orleans musical ambassador. dr. john was 77. when we come back, we'll go back to normandy. anthony mason is there with a d- day veteran who has made normandy his home. now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. and when taken with metformin xr, it

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. >> reporter: as the horror was unfolding inside marjory stoneman douglas high school, students taking cover to escape the gunfire, outside the school's resource officer, broward sheriff's deputy scot peterson, hearing the shots. >> i think we got shots fired. possible shots fired. 1200 building. >> reporter: heading toward the building in this golf cart. then taking position outside for 27 minutes, never somewheenteri building. when it was all over, 17 people were dead, another 17 injured. tonight, that florida deputy is under arrest, charged with 11 criminal counts, including seven counts of child neglect. a state review finding peterson refused to investigate the source of gunshots, retreated while victims were being shot and directed officers away from the building. the florida department of law enforcement saying, "there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction cost lives." in an interview on "the today show" last year, peterson said at the time he thought the shots were coming from outside. >> i hear two to three loud shots. >> you know it's gu

. >> reporter: 17 children and staff were killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, year when a gunman stormed the school and now the man who was the school resource officer at the time has been arrested for not confronting the shooter. the florida state attorney says former broward sheriff's deputy scot peterson was fired and now faces 11 criminal charges in connection with his lack of response to the situation. investigators say peterson refused to investigate the source of the gunshots, retreated during the active shooting and directed other law enforcement who arrived to stay 500 feet away from the building. in an nbc interview last year, peterson questioned his actions. >> i mean, knowing what i know today, i would have been in that building in a heartbeat. >> reporter: peterson's arrest comes after a 15-month investigation into the actions of law enforcement following the shooting. another deputy was also fired for his inaction. peterson's charges include child neglect and culpable negligence. if convicted, he faces nearly 100 years in prison. in new york, andr

scot peterson was outside marjory stoneman douglas high school when a gunman opened fire, killing 17ccording to his lawyer, the officer believed the gunshots were coming from outside the building. people using microsoft windows have been warned to update their systems to protect against cyber attacks. it is concerned many people have not updated their systems, two weeks after they were alerted to a virus. it is estimated 2 million people are vulnerable to the programme. sudanese paramilitary forces are pushing deeper into the capital city, khartoum, and neighbouring 0mdurman, clearing barricades and firing into the air. the special forces, former members of the feared janjaweed militia, are spearheading a crackdown, now sudan's military leaders have scrapped all agreements with the main opposition coalition, and called new elections. activists have been calling for a civilian government, but it's reported at least 35 demonstrators were killed on monday. catherine byaruhanga reports. sudan's security forces have turned against their citizens, hunting down protesters who want them out

scot peterson was outside marjory stoneman douglas high school when a gunman opened fire, killing 17ording to his lawyer, the officer believed the gunshots were coming from outside the building. tens of thousands of people have gathered in hong kong to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the killing of pro—democracy protesters in tiananmen square. in beijing itself, there was no reference to the events of 1989. there's never been any official account of the number of dead. sudanese paramilitary forces are pushing deeper into the capital city khartoum, and neighbouring 0mdurman, clearing barricades and firing into the air. the special forces — former members of the feared janjaweed militia — are spearheading a crackdown, now sudan's military leaders have scrapped all agreements with the main opposition coalition, and called new elections. activists have been calling for a civilian government, but it's reported at least 35 demonstrators were killed on monday. catherine byaruhanga reports. sudan's security forces have turned against their citizens, hunting down protesters who want them

neglect probable negligence and perjury 17 people were killed during the shooting at the marjory stoneman douglas high school. doctors in sudan say the number of people killed in a crackdown on pro-democracy protests camp has now reached at least 60 now this comes sudan's opposition rejected a plan by the country's military rulers to hold elections within 9 months opposition leaders are calling for a campaign of civil disobedience to force the army to hand over power. also to australia now in the most senior catholic cleric found guilty of child sex abuse has launched an appeal against his conviction the disgraced 77 year old cardinal george pell is asking an australian appeals court to overturn his conviction for molesting 2 choir boys in a cathedral in the 1990 s. l. was convicted by a court in the state of victoria last december he's now serving a 6 year sentence in a melbourne prison. let's get more on this story now with roger maynard joining us from sydney good morning to you roger can you tell us what's going to happen today. ok we don't have any a sound connection with with said they will be getting

scot peterson was outside marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland when a gunman opened fire,7 people. his lawyer said mr peterson believed the gunshots were coming from outside the building. the united states has announced new restrictions on american citizens travelling to cuba, including a ban on cruises. the us treasury said the measures were aimed at putting further pressure on cuba's communist government over its support for the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro. tens of thousands of people gathered in hong kong to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the killing of pro—democracy protesters in tiananmen square. in beijing itself, there was no reference to the events of 1989, for which no official account of the number of dead has ever been given. sudanese paramilitary forces are pushing deeper into the capital city khartoum, and neighbouring 0mdurman, clearing barricades and firing into the air. the special forces, former members of the feared janjaweed militia, are spearheading a crackdown, now sudan's military leaders have scrapped all agreements with the main opposi

state investigation found peterson did "absolutely nothing to mitigate" the carnage at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> i think we've got shots fired. possible shots fired. >> reporter: while nikolas cruz allegedly shot his way through the building. the former broward sheriff's deputy headed toward the building but stayed outside as 17 students and staff were massacred inside. 17 others wounded. his attorney says mr. peterson was not criminally negligent in his actions, as no police officer has ever been prosecuted for his or her actions in responding to an active shooter incident. but parents of the victims tonight are calling the arrest justice. >> he was a coward that day. he was there supposedly to save not only the students, teachers, everyone, and he did nothing. >> reporter: peter zone is still booked into the broward county jail. his attorney is fighting those child neglect charges, arguing that as a deputy, he is not considered a caregiver under the law in the same way that a parent is. he'll be back in front oaf a judge tomorrow morning. david? >> victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you

scot peterson was outside marjory stoneman douglas high school when a gunman opened fire, killing 17he gunshots were coming from outside the building. sudanese paramilitary forces are pushing deeper into the capital city khartoum, and neighbouring 0mdurman, clearing barricades and firing into the air. the special forces, former members of the feared janjaweed militia, are spearheading a crackdown, now sudan's military leaders have scrapped all agreements with the main opposition coalition, and called new elections. activists have been calling for a civilian government, but it's reported at least 60 demonstrators have been killed. catherine byaruhanga reports. sudan's security forces have turned against their citizens, hunting down protesters who want them out of power. the men with guns are showing who's really in charge after negotiations with opposition groups broke down. most of these deployments are being filmed in secret by scared witnesses. large gatherings are seen as a threat to the militia rulers, even prayers to mark the end of ramadan have been banned. in all other parts o

. >> and victor oquendo with us live tonight from marjory stoneman douglas high school. and victor, the junior for these deputies says it will fight their firing? >> reporter: that's right, david. union representatives for those fired deputies say they're going to fight their termination. peterson's attorney says that he is being made a scapegoat. david? >> victor oquendo with us again tonight. >>> now, to the case of the missing mother of five gaining national attention. and this evening, what her estranged husband suddenly declared outside court today. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, the estranged husband of missing connecticut mom, jennifer dulos, who continues to fight for custody of the couple's five children, speaking for the first time. >> i just want to tell my children that they're constantly on my mind and that i love them and i miss them very much. >> reporter: and a shocking new theory from his attorney. >> we are actively contemplating a revenge suicide hypothesis as an explanation for her disappearance. >> reporter: fos ffotisssssss lawyer i

there has been a dramatic turn in the investigation into what happened at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolparkland, florida, where 17 people were killed last year. the man whose job it was to keep those students safe was arrested. surveillance tape shows the school resource officer never entered the building as bullets flew. and late today former broward county sheriff's deputy scot peterson was arrested on 11 criminal charges, including child neglect and negligence. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: peterson was arrested late this afternoon after a 15-month investigation by the florida department of law enforcement, which announced today peterson was "derelict in his duty, failed to act consistently with his training, and fled to a position of personal safety while crews shot and killed m.s.d.h.s. students and staff." the report also states peterson was "in a position to engage cruz and mitigate further harm to others and he willfully decided not to do so." during the six minutes nikolas cruz carried out his deadly rampage, peterson never entered the building. instead he hid outside f

tucker: it's been more than a year since 17 students and staff were murdered at the marjory stoneman douglas high schoolorities arrested the school police officer who hid rather than confronting the shooter and saving lives. trace gallagher has more on what happened. >> former broward deputyings scot peterson is facing 11 charges. instead of taking action, he took cover. remember most of the students and faculty killed and injured on the first and third floors of the marjory stoneman douglas. scot peterson is not facing charges for what happened on the first floor because experts say there wasn't time for anyone to intervene. he's facing charges for what happened on the third floor. many believed he could have saved lives including laurie. >> he needs to go to jail. he needs to serve a lifetime in prison for not going in that day and taking down the threat and that led to the death our loved ones. >> in his defense, the 56-year-old peterson claims he took cover outside the school because he didn't know where the shots were coming from. but radio calls he made contradict that. listen. >> we have possible

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. >>> two additional deputies have been fired for their response to the marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting. the deputies were fired for their inaction following the shooting that claimed the lives of 17 people last year. two other deputies were fired earlier this month for neglective duty. scott pederson was also arrested for child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury. >>> sheriff's deputies rescued a baby girl in a plastic bag. sheriff's deputies caught her emotional rescue on camera. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> voice of county deputies rescued that newborn on june 6th just after 10:00 p.m. when a neighbor and his kids heard crying from the woods. the sheriff says deputy teri roper was first on the scene and his body camera captured him tearing open the bag to save the baby. >> i know terri i know his family i know his wife and his kids. he's a great deputy and probably a better man. so you get to that point of i don't know how you train a deputy sheriff to be prepared for that. they're trained for medical care but what you saw was a daddy come out. >> authorities named the girl

. > wade made a surprise visit to marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland weeks after the shooting. he recalled how humbling an experience it was and tried to use today's message during the graduation sploen to inspire students. >> what you do with each of these moments will determine how much greater this new chapter will be. >> wade says the school has helped him become a stronger leader pointing to the survivors who have become vocal advocates. >>> all right. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> in accuweather, we're tracking a warmup headed our way the next couple days. if you're not a fan of some summer-like temperatures it's a roller coaster ride this week. also cooler air to talk about, as well. the entire closet you need the next five days. live doppler 7, a quiet scan but a foggy night. a live look. the emeryville camera showing you the tops of the san francisco skyline cut off by the marine layer. we'll start out with fog first thing tomorrow morning. the accuweather highlights, although it will be a foggy start on monday, the burnoff of the cloud cover wil

. >> reporter: a gunman opened fire at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, arrested 11 critical chargeso his inaction a day, scott peterson charged with child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury. he has been criticized in the year following the massacre after surveillance video showed him running away from the building as the gunman fired 100 rounds inside. >> it is clear he knew what was happening, he knew where the shots were coming from. >> reporter: this after a 14 month investigation examining the emergency response to the shooting that killed 17. after interviewing 200 witnesses and reviewing countless hours of video the florida department of law enforcement concluded peterson did nothing to investigate the source of the gunfire saying a statement, quote, there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question his inaction cost lives. >> he needs to go to jail and serve a lifetime in prison for not going in that day and taking down the threat that led to the death of our loved ones. >> defensive position behind a cement killer and stayed 48 minutes even while other l

manuel bojorquez is outside marjory stoneman douglas high school. manuel, what does the lawyer say? reporter: his attorney calls the charges politically motivated and says they should be dismissed immediately. peterson was the only armed school resource officer here on campus on the day of the shooting when parents say he should have taken action instead of taking cover. >> it's a step towards more accountability for letting my daughter get murdered. >> reporter: after more than a year demanding scott peterson be held accountable following one of the nation's worst school shootings, loved ones of the 17 students and staff killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school expressed some relief on tuesday. >> it's absolutely a nightmare, and this is the only thing we wanted for. it's what we've been fighting for. >> reporter: fred guttenburg, whose daughter jamie died, tweeted after the arrest, rot in hell, you could have saved some of the 17. >> it's very painful for me to know that he had a gun, was supposed to act. he had a duty to act. that was his job. >> reporter: peterson was char

a survivor of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, has had hisceptance to harvard revoked. ivy league school rescinded the offer because of racist comment the student made online and in text messages two years ago. casha claims he doesn't remember making those comments until they recently surfaced on the internet. he has since apologized. harvard's dean thanked casha for the apolo but said the school's decision is final. >>> a tenth suspect in the shooting of red sox baseball great david ortiz has been arraigned. the latest suspect is accused oa particing in the attack which left ortiz hospitalized and near death. in a hearing, closed to the public, a judge ordered one of the suspects to spend one year behind bars. he joins nine other suspects in the attack on ortiz wch authorities say appears to have been coordinated. >>>ill ahead, president trumpo prepares t launch his campaign for re-election but he is facing uphill battle to secure a second term. >> changes are under way in crystal city. we are giving awe look when we return. >>> breatng is a

. >>> the former school resource officer at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida made hisppearance this morning for failure to protect. scott peterson was arrested yesterday and is facing 11 criminal charges including child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury. the arrest comes after a 14 month long investigation examining the emergency response to the shooting to kill 17. after injuring 200 witnesses and reviewing countless hours of surveillance authorities concluded peterson did nothing to investigate the source of the gunfire. >> he took a defensive position and stayed there for 48 minutes, even while other law enforcement responded and when in the building. >> if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> santa clara county supervisors refuse to change their sanctuary city policies and will not notify authorities ahead of time about immigrants in jail. this is after an undocumented immigrant was released from prison and accused of breaking into a woman's home and killing her. the department stays changing the policy could lead to racial profiling

. >>> the school resource officer at marjory stoneman douglas high school is facing charges. 56-year-old scott pederson was arrested yesterday and is facing 11 criminal charges including child neglect and perjury. the arrest comes after a 14-month-long vegsz examining the emergency response to the shooting that killed 17 people. after interviewing nearly 200 witnesses and reviewing countless hours of surveillance video authorities include peter did nothing to investigate the source of the gunfire. >>> santa clara county supervisors refuse to change their sanctuary city policy and they will not notify federal authorities ahead of time about the release of undocumented immigrants from jail. the victims advocates want the county to notify ice about detainees who have violent records. was accused of breaking into the home of the san jose woman in february and killing her. critics say changingsing the policy could lead to racial profiling and would have a big impact on undocumented immigrants who follow the law. >>> negotiators from mexico will be in washington d.c. today. president trump say

. >>> welcome back cool resource officer at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida was in court today. charged with a number of allegations. scott pederson is facing 11 criminal charges including child neglect. his arrest comes yesterday after a 14-month long investigation in response to that shooting that killed 17 people. after interviewing nearly 200 witnesses and reviewing hours of surveillance video, authorities concluded peterson did nothing to find out where the shots were coming from and never went into the building. if he's convicted he could spend the rest of shooting in parolee went on a shooting yesterday killing four men and injuring one woman. witnesses describe the weapon authorities say the 45-year-old suspect is now in custody. the suspect was reportedly released in january and was wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet at the time. >>> mexico president is expected to meet with mike pompeo and vice president mike pence. they are expecting to propose a 5% tariff on all products imported from mexico on monday. tariffs will increase by 5% every month until mexic

morning, two additional deputies have been fired for their response to the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, today's announcement is the result of an internal affairs investigation, broward county sheriff, gregory tony says the deputies were fired for their inaction following the shooting that claimed the lives of 17 people last year. two of the deputies were fired earlier this month for neglect of duty, one of those school resource officers, scott peterson, was also arrested for child neglect, and perjury. >>> robert mueller has agreed to comply with a subpoena to testify between two house committees next month, we report from washington dc on what we may hear during his testimony. >> i don't expect this to be the only time that i will speak to you in this matter.>> that expectation expressed just last month, no longer holds, this special counsel now agreeing to go before the house committee, it'll come after subpoenas from house democrats. >> mr. mueller is an honest man and understands that the congressional subpoena is not optional. >> president trump reacting on tw

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in 2018 after the horrific workplace and school attacks at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parklandd santa fe high school in texas, where both faculty, staff as well as students were woundsed and murdered, the fbi put out a study which looked at the preattack behavior of suspects in shootings in 2013, some of the red flags the fbi encourages us to look for is changes in behavior. is this employee now who perhaps in the past took great pride in his or her work, now not getting along with other people, being sloppy, increased alcohol abuse, drug abuse, domestic violence, other acts of workplace violence, bullying. failure to get along with other people. these infatuation with prior attacks, an overinterest in prior workplace and school attacks are all red flags. and things that should be reported. because the other problem that we have is there's leakage of violence intent per the fbi and people don't know what they're looking for or where to take that information so management could potentially investigate and stop an incident from potentially manifesting. >> kathleen, thank you very

. >> scot peterson was the school resource officer at marjory stoneman douglas high school.is accused of standing outside of theschool while a gunman killed 17 people. peterson was arrested yesterday and charged with child neglect and culpable negligence and perjury. investigators s despite hearing the gunshots he refused to investigate and ordered other officer ato stay 500 feey from the building where the shooting was happening. aearent of on of the 17 people killed praised investigators. >> needs to serve aif letime in prison for not going in that day and taking down the threat and that led to the death of our loved ones. >> now the judge said peterson has to stale in jail until he surrendered his passport and post a $102,000 bond. he is facing 11 charges after a 14-month investigation. >>> new this morning, we've learned the man shot by police in anne arundel county has died. chopper4 flew over thriscene on fay near route 50. 56-year-old martin goodierrom bowie was a firefighter. police say he was armed with a knife, threatened officers and did not follow commands. lice

during the attack during at marjory stoneman douglas high school he never went inside. the shooting killed 17 people and wounded 17 others. 20-year-old nikolas cruz faces the death penalty if convicted. charges against the deputy carry a confined prison sentence of nearly 100 years. >>> recaused billions of dollars in damage to farms, homes and businesses from oklahoma to arkansas to michigan. in oklahoma at least six people have been killed by the severe weather and more rain is on the way. vice president mike pence was in tulsa, oklahoma today and got a firsthand look at some of the damage. he also talked with flood victims at the local food bank. >>> we set said our condolences and at some of these to the families and to the six who were lost in the wake of the storms. >>> i never in 1 million years would have thought that floodwaters could do this much damage. >>> hundreds of oklahoma residents were warned to evacuate about a week and a half ago, some are just now returning to find their homes in shambles. and the flooding could linger for weeks to come in places al

just hours after the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school a shooting that left 17 dead.ingle one of us is just playing the odds at this point. the odds that in a country of 325 million souls, that we won't be the ones who get hit by a the next bullet that start flying. the one that gets that phone call about someone you love who did. your son, your daughter. your brother, your sister. your spouse or parent. even a friend. anyone you know. the phone call that changes your life. but with every deadly shooting in the country the odds get worse and worse and worse. are you really willing to keep playing the odds? your life is too precious for that. the lives of loved ones are too precious. the people in cities and towns are too precious. have we forgotten life is a gift? >> cnn tracks a deadliest mass shootings in modern u.s. history. in the past decade, over 333 people have been killed in mass shootings. that's only counting shootings where at least eight people died. tonight 12 deaths need to be added to the list. we have done next to nothing to change the odds in favor of

deputies scot peterson who stayed outside the building when a gunman opened fire inside marjory stoneman douglas high schoolted. he is facing criminal charges, including child neglect, bubble bowl negligence, and perjury. following a 15 month investigation, authorities say peterson appointed absolute nothing" to prevent the shooting and "there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction cost lives." in an interview a few months after the tragedy, peterson defended his actions. >> families need to know i didn't get it right, but it wasn't because of some oh, i don't want to go into that building. oh, i don't want to face somebody in there. it wasn't like that at all. >> you weren't scared? >> no. there was no time. things went so fast. >> juan: it sounds like a real human being. i am wondering, given that ron desantis, the new governor, campaigned on this issue, i'm wondering if his guys being held out a sort of a political scapegoat. kennedy. >> kennedy: i think you put yourself in that position. he was the police officer at the school for nine years. he had a 30-year plus c

a student who survived the 2018 massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, said on twitter that harvard university has rescinded his admission due to racist and anti-semitic remarks from his past. he said he regretted his past comments calling them egregious and callous and apologized to harvard for them, writing "i also feel i am no longer the same person, specially in the aftermath of the parkland shooting and all that has transpired since." he is come under fire before for other online post. last her he posted a video of himself shooting at a gun range. harvard has declined to comment on the case but has grievously rescinded admission for students based on their online history. in 2017, with two offers for at least 10 students who shared sexually explicit messages and offensive memes in a private facebook post. flaw in thevered a switch which activates engine fire extinguishers. b787ssue affects the dreamliner. the federal aviation administration acknowledged there is "risk to the flying public" but says it will not ground the aircraft. meanwhile, boeing

. >>> students at marjorie stoneman douglas high school got a surprise visitor at their graduation ceremony been over a year since 17 people were killed in the veterans d valentine's day massacre. wade chanted a mantra from one of his favorite movies, red tails. >> nothing's difficult through adversity to the last man, to the last minute, to the last second. we fight. we fight. we fight. let's go. thank you, guys. msd strong. >> wade was touched by the story of parkland victim juaquin oliver whose parents buried him in a miami heat jersey wade's number. >> love dwayne wade. >>> a clutch three-pointer stealing the win for the golden state warriors sunday night. >> back to iguodala, iguodala puts it up, it's gone. >> showing why he's a former finals mvp, the warriors winning over the toronto raptors, the series moving to oakland for game three wednesday night. not clear if kevin durant is even going to play in game three. it's getting interesting. >> it is getting interesting. >>> it is monday, hope you have a great rest of your day. thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris s

just hours after the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school a shooting that left 17 peoples is what i had to say about the odds. >> every single one of us is just playing the odds at this point. the odds that in a country of 325 million souls that we won't be the ones who get hit by the next bullets that start flying, we won't be the one that gets that phone call about someone you love who did, your son, your daughter, your brother, your sister, your spouse or your parent, even a friend, anyone you know. the phone call that changes your life p. but with every deadly shooting in this country the odds get worse and worse and worse. are you really willing to keep playing those odds? your life is too precious for that. the lives of our loved ones are too precious. the lives of the people in our cities and towns are too precious. have we forgotten that life is a gift? >> well, cnn tracks the deadliest mass shootings in modern u.s. history. and in the past decade alone over 333 people have been killed in mass shootings. and that's only counting shootings where at least 8 people d

marjory stoneman douglas high school safety resource officer charged with 11 counts and his name is scottntly heard the shots fired by the gunman at the school. he didn't enter the building. he didn't confront the shooter but he is under a statute applied to caregivers. what does that mean? is that a proper for prosecutors? >> i think it is. i practiced in florida and i've actually defended people who were charged with this neglect and they were dare ky care work and teachers. scott peterson is an employee of the sheriff's office. he was at the school as a school resource officer but i think his defense attorneys will have a strong argument he is not than employee and not a caregiver as defined in florida law and i don't think the charges will see the light of day. >> you don't think they will see the light of day? yeah. i think they will be dismissed on that ground before they go to trial is my prediction. quite frankly, the police are exempted for most of the statute that says a caregiver is someone who is employed by the school who is there purely to teach or to nurture the child and h

but it appears some former students at the marjory stoneman douglas high school wanted nothing to do with the apology and took the matter to harvard and asked the college to rescind his a mission. kashuv apologized to harvard for the "hurtful things" he wrote saying he is no longer the same person, especially in the wake of the shooting. asked how he could right the wrong. it didn't help. in a letter that kyle kashuv shared publicly, harvard wrote in part quoting ath as you know the commission takes -- harvard wrote in part -- kashuv now believes he was targeted more for the politics than the offensive comments. remember in the wake of the parkland shooting he became a prominent media figure who supported gun rights. and became the high school outreach director for a conservative group with highs to the trump family. today he tweeted quoting, "after i issued the apology, speculative articles were written. my peers used the opportunity to attack me and my life was once again reduced to a headline. it sent me to one of the darkest spirals in of my life." in 2017, harvard also rescinded

. >>> former nba star dwyane wade was a surprise graduation speaker at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolampus shooting ended in the deaths of 14 students and three staffmembers. yesterday he called himself part of the school's family and ended his speech with the words "msd strong." >>> at the french open, serena williams is out. but the u.s. sti has a c at the women's title. >> yes, sloane stephens has a good shot to make to it the final. the 26-year-old from florida, she's the highest seed remaining in the whole tournament at number seven and she plays in the quarterfinals tomorrow. >>> former patriots great rob gronkowski has no hair on his head this morning and he's also trying to put rumors about a possible return to the nfl to rest. gronk had his head shaved to benefit a children's cancer charity yesterday at his old team stadium. he says he's in a good place right now and that he'll be part of more charity events while enjoying retirement. retirement, i bet that is being in a good place. >> probably. i still think he's coming back but we'll see. >>> a major league baseball game ha

and oye project this summer ton building 12 of marjory stoneman douglas high school where 17 were killediglse nightclub in orl still stands. a similar debate underway at columbine according to school officials, tour buses stop outside the school and tourists try to enter the building or are caught trespassing. this year's numbers, the highest on record. in a letter to the community, the superintendent wrote today school safety experts recommend tearing down buildings where shootings take place since the morbid fascination with columbine has been increasing over the years, rather than dissipating, we believe it's time for our community to consider this option for the existing columbine building. joining me now as the man who served as principal on that day, dpra frank dejaangeles. mr. d., you recite the name of the 13 as you tell in the memoir, the number would have been higher but for you able to find the magic key. tell that story. >> it truly is remarkable and thank you so much for having me on this morning. i was in my office, talking to a teacher, i was getting ready to offer him a c

she has been on the bench, 25 years graduates of marjory stoneman douglas high school are on capitol their business idea. >>helps others deal with stress and trauma. the former students have experience living through a traumatic event a gunman killed 17 people inside their high school. back in 2018 the students who graduated from the high school or competing in the junior achievements national student leadership summit since 2009 the competition has brought students together from all over the country to showcase their business skills. each team designs and original product with the hopes of being named the company of the year parkland students designed and produced essential oil infused lot of bead bracelets to help deal with stress and anxiety. many students are still struggling with the aftermath of the february 2018 shooting. so this product means a lot to those who designed it. >>a statue of marilyn monroe has been taken from the top of the ladies of hollywood busy, but this is on the walk of fame. hollywood police are investigating at this point they have no idea who took this t

since last year's shooting at parkland, florida, where 17 students were killed and marjory stoneman douglas high schooln violence reports 461 shootings with at least 4 fate attles or injufatalities or injs and 35 workplace mass shooting. deadly trends across the country taking its place in history fre the wrong ons. and some more sobering statistics to pass ealong. gun safety group every down says the median age of a mass shooter 34 years old and near one one in three are victims 17 or young whir you break it down, alarms. >>> another check of weather any alreadalking hurricane season? >> right. it's june 1st, sheiiclle. hue season is if full swing and already invest down near mexico. this is going to move to the north andst we there's a chance it could develop into a tropical system, because it's moving into very warm war. if that happens, could be our next storm system that we will be watching moving through that area. speaking of storms, we d have more storms in, that are expected later today. especially in the midwest and up across parts of st. louis into illinois, through missouri, over into india