. - rob, you used to be a college admissions officer. guess you read a lot of college essays.essay, and some of them stick in my head even though i did that quite a few years ago. how important is the essay in the college application? well, just to set the pecking order, there are two things that are certainly more important than your college essay or your personal statement, and those two terms are used interchangeably. first two things are always gonna be your high school gpa and sat and act scores. those are the days of standardized tests. but after those, then things like interviews and certainly your college essay, that personal statement, comes into real impact in your college application. - okay, so if we want to make a real impact, we want to avoid mistakes, what are the most common mistakes students make in writing the essay? - two things stick out in my mind as the biggest problems that students when creating a college essay submitting it to a school. one, poor punctuation, and two, poor grammar. there's no room for error when we start to think about punctuation and

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certainly a stunning admission here.ow we know of at least two tips that the fbi received regarding this shooter. >> shimon, just to reiterate here, this is stunning. this is the fbi in a statement the likes of which i have rarely seen admitting that they dropped the ball. they were told everything. they were told that someone was worried about this shooter. they were told they were worried about his guns. they were told they were worried about his social media posts. they were told they were worried about a possible school shooting. that's in the statement provided by the fbi right now, yet protocols were not followed? what should have happened here, shimon? >> basically the call should have been followed up on. it seems that no one ever followed up on the information. and this is what this statement clearly says. the information should have been forwarded to the fbi miami field office where appropriate investigative steps would have been taken. and that does not appear to have occurred in this situation. it's a stunnin

. >>> it's a rare admission from the fbi that that tip came in but was never investigated. >> we spoke with law enforcement and a perform fbi in about the admission today. >> reporter: yeah, this is a stunning revelation, the admission that someone called the tip line specifically about nikolas cruz, warned that he had a gun and talked about shooting up a school. but the bureau did absolutely nothing about it. now, this all began on january 5th, more than five weeks before the latest mass shooting in florida. a person close to the suspect, nikolas cruz tried to warn the fbi about him. the caller says cruz had a gun, had a desire to kill people, was behaving erratically and was posting disturbing material on social media. the caller also said cruz had the potential to carry out a school shooting. but the fbi is now confirming today, that that tip never mailed it to the miami field office for investigation. and now, 17 people are dead after cruz allegedly opened fire at his former school. florida governor rick scott called on fbi director christopher wray to resign. in a statement today

but admission of a letter or admission by the defendant is a huge deal. >> i mean, in the real world what defendants object to, and i've been representing death row inmates for this is my 40th year. defendants are not drawing a line and saying you can't admit that something moved an interstate commerce or crossed state lines. what they are concerned about, and what they have an autonomy, dignitary right to have protected is i didn't do this. i didn't commit the actus reas. >> if we concede the general proposition that you're right, the client has a right to say i didn't do it, but that's a defense. and what the client wants to put on to make out that defense, the lawyer says i can't present that because you say there are witnesses. i've talked to the witnesses. they say the opposite. i can't put on the defense. so if -- take this very case. so the lawyer can't say my client shot these three people. but then what? how does the lawyer back up that defense, i didn't do it, when in the lawyer's view there is no basis for taking that position? >> justice ginsburg, the defendants, and even

if it was not an admission, then, why didn't he tell the jury? you see, he had a mental state that makes it impossible for you to convict or did he? >> he did. >> you said he cannot convict because he has a mental state that prevents you from convicting him for either first or second degree murder. >> he did it consistently. >> his closing statements said that, too. >> yes. >> i'm sorry. i thought -- i'll go back to it but i thought the essence of his closing statement was he's not deserving of the death penalty because, as you heard him, he's a sick man. >> the specific words that he used, the totality of his defense from start to finish was he did not have the mens rea necessary to support the death penalty, first degree charge. there's some creep in his arguments over time. the words are there on the page. i would submit to you again that is argument and a deficiency question under strickland, the argument has always been a question of deficiency under strickland, that's not a new proposition. i think if he still -- i would still submit we sho

the admission to continue his crusade against the fbi. tweeting, very sad that the fbi missed all of the many signals sent out by the florida school shooter. this is not acceptable. they are spending too much time trying to prove the russian

it won't, and it's sort of an admission of obstruction of justice as well. it's very confounding from a legal standpoint. >> can i chime in? i agree with michael that the president is getting what he wants out of this from a

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the fbi's stunning admission. they had been warned about the shooter in florida six weeks ago. a call to an fbi tip line. how do they explain this to the 17 families who lost loved ones? >>> also developing tonight, the massive indictment in the robert mueller investigation breaking today. 13 russians, 3 russian companies, not only operating overseas, but operatives right here inside the u.s., and tonight, the american pleading guilty and who is now cooperating with robert mueller's team. >>> tonight, the new report involving then-candidate donald trump and a "playboy" play mate. raising serious questions again. the play mate allegedly paid by a tabloid before the election. why was her story never published? >>> the deadly flu. the most children lost yet, reported in just the last week. do not let your guard down. what you need to know tonight. >>> and the storm set to hit this weekend in the northeast, and tonight, the rare ef-1 tornado already confirmed. >>> good evening, and we are just back tonight from florida where this evening, the president has now landed and where fami

in the wake of the admission by the bureau, florida's governor, rick scott is calling for the director of the fbi christopher wray to resign. ray said that in a statement quote i am committed to get to the bottom of what happened in this particular matter. as well as reviewing our process for responding to information that we might receive from the public. >>> it went on to say, quote we have spoken to victims and families and we - - - >> president trump arrives in florida this afternoon. here's video of the president and the first lady walking with a doctor in shaking hands and walking into a hospital room. the president and the first lady will head to the sheriff's department to meet with the officers there tonight. >>> lauren blanchard to is in the pompano beach with the very latest on the investigation. >>> hi, the president and first lady were in this hospital behind me 30, 50 minutes ago or so, he is now in the sheriff's office, he met with some of the victims and think the professionals for their speed and when they took in the victims and thank them for responding and being the

clear under the ina it does not entitlehe anyone to enter the country you always still have to be admissible so if congress intended to implicitly repeal the authority to allow the entry or suspend that they never would haveav used that language of immigrant visa this is clear from the legislative history. >> in your view can the president use this 1182 to two to promote or further any foreign policy objective he may think acceptable that is arguably related but if he wasn't happy regarding that foreign policy objective to then say i ban the seven or eight nationals from this countryff. >> i think the statutory language is if it is in the national interest so to accomplish foreign policy objectives. >> it isn't at all related in this case to the vetting process. >> i think that's right. i understand with the proclamation even with president reagan those were challenged but both orders had exactly that feature that because of foreign policy disputes with the government the president restricted the entryry without any suggestion, any suggestion that individuals that were subjected to that had

moving on to the guardian, a sharp rise in admissions for eating disorders.f interest to many families of teenage girls. the numberof many families of teenage girls. the number of admissions to hospital treating disorders has almost doubled from 2010 from just over. it goes along with the fact that there has been a sharp decline in mental health among teenage girls in particular. the kara mbodj exact figures but within the last ten years their suicide rate has doubled. almost approaching that of young men, which has always been high. medical experts think this is all to do with the increased pressure on girls in particular, and it is social media, and having to look and behave perfectly, and the injured everything 0k, and the appalling popularity contest, as you put your pictures and your feeds online, seeing how many likes you get. it is devastating people. basically they are all having to live as if they are in the public eye and they are only children. so martin, in terms of the detail of this, this is so fuzzy, the sprint, i can't see it, but the numbers

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this is clearly an admission that it indeed was not.m kelly that all background investigations of potential commissioned officers should be flagged for the fbi at the outset and hand delivered to the white house counsel personally upon completion. this is the most important part of the passage -- "the fbi official who delivers these files should verbally brief the white house counsel on any information in those files they deem to be significantly derogatory." if memory serves me, that's exactly what acting a.g. sally yates did in the case of general flynn, and the white house still didn't do anything about it. >> i think that's true. i think he's sending out a memo looking to pass the buck down the road in case they have another snafu like this. you can have all the memos and regulations you want to have, but if you don't have a chief of staff or president or administration that has the fortitude and the strength to make decisions on those things, they don't matter. the background process is a long and tedious process. it's uncomfortabl

. >>> the fbi under pressure after a stunning admission. the agency confirming yesterday that it failed to follow up on a tip about the accused florida school shooter nikolas cruz. investigators saying that someone who knew cruz called to report some very threatening behavior just last month, and now many including florida's attorney general are demanding answers. phil keating in parkland, florida right now joining us. phil, a lot of grief clearly going on in that community today. >> yeah. >> but also because of this admission by the fbi, there's a lot of anger. >> oh, without a doubt, a lot of anger that this young man clearly and obviously a troubled kid and young adult with a gun fascination was clearly a threat to others in the community. flags were up. nothing was done about it. and then after yesterday afternoon's stunning admission by the fbi, angry with the fbi itself for failing possibly to prevent this horrific tragedy from happening in the first place. in a stunning admission and apology yesterday, the fbi says a person close to

the images coming in right now. >>> also, the fbi's stunning admission.hey had been warned about the shooter in florida six weeks ago. a call to an fbi tip line. how do they explain this to the 17 families who lost loved ones? >>> also developing tonight, the massive indictment in the robert mueller investigation breaking today. 13 russians, 3 russian companies, not only operating overseas, but operatives right here inside the u.s., and tonight, the american pleading guilty and who is now cooperating with robert mueller's team. >>> tonight, the new report involving then-candidate donald trump and a "playboy" play mate. raising serious questions again. the play mate allegedly paid by a tabloid just before the election. why was her story never published?

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you always still have to be admissible and if congress intended to implicitly repeal the president authority under 1182 asked to allow the entry to suspend the entry they would never have used the language in the immigrant visas. >> i ask your question mark in your view can the president use 1182 asked to promote or further any foreign-policy justice that he might think is acceptable. this one is arguably related in the sense of the report talks about the leading deficiencies but if he wasn't happy with the nation for some unrelated reason regarding foreign-policy executive that he would then say i plan these seven or eight nationals from this country in an effort to promote my foreign-policy. >> i think the statutory language is whether it's in the national interest and i think he's trying to accomplish foreign-policy executive and is presumptively going to be -- >> not at all related at least in this case related to the improvement of vetting process. it's arguably related to immigration context. >> i think that is right, your honor. again, i understand that president carter's iranian proc

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also, the astonishing admission that it received a warning about nikolas cruz who was accused of murdering 17 people at a florida high school. the fbi admits, it never followed up on the tip. i'm be speaking with michael heyden and democratic senator richard blumenthal of the judiciary committee and our correspondents, analysts and experts are standing by. we'll have more on the florida high school shooting shortly. we'll begin with today's stunning indictments in the russia meddling investigation. >> you first. take us through this announcement today. >> this was information warfare and it was designed to help donald trump and to hurt hillary clinton. that's the indictment unsealed today. it was called operation lockdown apparently named for an area in st. petersburg, russia, and this is where the research agency was doing its work. people would show up and pose as americans to help drive conversation on social media. trying to help people drive to events in key states that ended up deciding the election. 87 againi pregoalsin. he is known as putin's chef. he ran a catering company. they u

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party firmly opposes any admission of refugee family members into the country. is in the office that we believe that family reunification should not take place in our country but in protected zones in syria where most parts are peaceful. the two parties behind the deal held their agreement as a success. of our companies are compromised dance for humanity and responsibility for integration and limits for generosity and realism and in this spirit i ask for your approval. when we finish i think we should all be proud of the fact that germany has become a place people known to be a cosmopolitan country where human dignity is our most important basic right. after the debate the policy was voted through by a large majority lawmakers have until the summer to fine tune the details. joining me here now in the studio is a member of the german parliament akin to the goods a member of the green party it's good to have you here on this show you voted against the legislation today. for these family reunions was the evening right and well the thing as we're talking about peopl

but in a stunning admission, the agency says it never investigated. when on january 5th, a person close to cruz called an fbi tip line providing information about cruz's gun ownership, desire to kill people, erratic behavior and disturbing social media posts as well as the potential of him conducting a school shooting. the fbi describing the information as a potential threat to life, that it should have been forwarded to the fbi miami field office for follow-up, but that information was never passed on. >> the potential of the fbi to miss something is always there. we do our best. we will be looking into where and how if something broke down. >> reporter: stunned reactions from students like survivor delany tarr. >> protect our teachers, our children, every person in this country needs to be protect. the fact that they failed us, it makes me so angry. >> reporter: jeff caskey's two sons hid behind a desk during the carnage. >> shocked because i thought the fbi had their act together. >> reporter: they called the revelation devastating. >> with the amo

warned against releasing the dossier in a rare public rebuke we have grave concerns about material admissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memos accuracy for their part democrats claim the memo cherry picked and i'm a classified information in an effort to discredit the russian best a geisha and led by robert mueller. this is not about the facts this is about a narrative that the chairman wants to put out misleading there it is to undermine the f.b.i. undermine the department and ultimately undermine bob gentleman tensions between the trump white house and investigators has been mounting and days ago the f.b.i.'s deputy director andrew mccabe quit and now an open confrontation looms between the head of america's top domestic intelligence agency and the administration. we want to go to washington now and pull in chris faulkner he is a republican political strategist chris it's good to see you again you know we've got the white house saying that the president wants to release the memo to morrow can you maybe explain to our audience why that he wants to make that memo public is the purp

by this bureau's own admission this should have been assessed as a potential threat to life.he bureau got it, it never imparted it to it's miami field office. director christopher ray he is promising to get to the bottom of this. but as you mentioned a moment ago governor rick scott is furious. he wants christopher ray to resign. >> and there's reporting tonight that the school looked into a risk assessment for him about a year ago. what is that about? >> this is our affiliate reporting that in january 2017, this is according to a school document that station obtained, the school requested a quote, threat assessment of him to determine it if he was a danger to the school. this happened after nicholas cruz was involved in an assault. cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of that document. it's not clear if the threat assessment was undertaken and the broward county school is not commenting on that. >> so drew, brian having said what he said, can you talk about the shooter's lengthy history supposedly with law enforcement? >> last night on your show, don, we talked about the reco

this after fbi made a stunning admission, agency failed to act on a tip.er wang just 15 years old lost his life last seen hold ago door open to let other students escape. i'm going to speak to a family friend. watch. (lure lands in cup) k-ching ♪ fish like a pro at the bass pro shops' spring fishing classic! our biggest show and sale of the year. with all the latest gear. and huge savings! like bass pro utility boxes 5 for $10. and a bass pro auto inflatable vest for under $80. bass pro shops at holiday inn express, we can't guarantee that you'll be able to contain yourself at our breakfast bar. morning, egg white omelet. sup lady bacon! fruit, there it is! but we can guarantee that you'll get the best price when you book with us. holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> breaking news, president trump in florida at this hour. he was at broward health north hospital where he met with doctors as well as victims of the school shooting. >> they have done an incredible job. the doctor was amazing. he saw numerous people. and incredible recovery. incredible. an

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david: now, even before we have had all of these admissions, we had this statement by the governor of the state of florida, rick scott, as everybody in florida is keeply moved by what happened. it is tough on the fbi but i want to read it out to you get your reaction. this is the governor speaking, the fbi admitted that they were contacted by a person to inform them of cruz's desire to kill people and potential of conducting a school shooting. seeing something, say something is an incredibly important tool and people must have confidence in the follow-through from law enforcement. the fbi director needs to resign. your response? >> he will with the governor is spot on with the assessment that about the public. i don't know that the fbi director is something, should be resigning at this point based on this situation. i mean we need to know more details. what exactly happened with this information? was it put in the wrong pile by mistake? did someone say it wasn't credible enough to check out? did it fall through the cracks in another way? that is really what we need to know and before

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