he is the coward from broward and he has no confidence vote, totally. [applause] >> i was real nice to him. i went backstage, his deputies came up to me and i could tell right from the start there was tension between the sheriff and his deputies. they made it clear what side they were on. they made it very clear there were things going on in their department and i could immediately see it. they didn't have a lot to do with him backstage when he went out on election year and blamed so many law-abiding americans for his incompetence. did you know that he and the superintendent of the broward school district signed a pledge to implement the promise program in their schools. the superintendent of that district is proud of the fact that he reduced criminal offenses, criminal arrests by 63% and you want to know how he did it? he stopped reporting them. it is like saying we predicted crime because we stopped arresting people. that is what they did in florida. one of the things i want you to leave here with when you go home is find out if your school district h

they have announced a bid for seats on the broward county school board.roud xounty sch broward county, the sixth largest in the nation making sure no parent, teacher or student has to go through that again. ryan petty lost his 14-year-old daughter arianna and also lost her daughter alissa. you and i spoke on the "today" show ahead of the march for our lives there in washington. you did not tell me that this was something you were considering, but you've decided to run for the school board. why? >> i decided to run for the school board, because on february 14th my daughter alissa was brutally shot down and murdered. and i do not want any any other parent to go through the pain and anguish that i go through every day. i do not want any child to say to their parent, mommy, am i going to die today in school? so that is why i am running for school board, broward county school board, district 4. >> ryan, your motivation as well? are are going to run on school safety platform as well? >> absolutely. like lori said, our world's changed completely on february 14th

he's a a coward from broward ad yes no-confidence vote. totally. i was real nice too. i went up, asked ages deputies come at me and i could tell immediately right from the start that there was tension between the sheriff and his deputies. they made it real clue what side they were on. they made it very clear that there were things going on in the department and i could immediately see you. they didn't have a lot to do with him backstage while he went out there on election year and played all of you, playing so many law-abiding americans for his income 20. did you know that he and the superintendent of the broward school district, they together site signed this pledged if it the promise program in their schools? robert renzi, the superintendent of the district, is very proud of the fact that he reduced criminal offenses, criminal arrests by 63% and you want to know how he did it? he stopped reporting them. that'sxact what happened i like saying well, we prevented crime because we stopped arresting people. that's exactly what they did in florida and you need, one of the

this is no route a street which leads from the broward county down to charles bridge with its renaissance and baroque facades a jewel of urban architecture. the signs are a reminder of the un bureaucratic days before house numbers were introduced the broken spoke. the swan with the stories they tell they're much more appropriate to these houses than mere numbers. casanova danced and mozart feasted here and it's the proud nobility as they held their glittering balls and banquets. every city has a place which mirrors its soul more than any other for me in prague this is charles bridge the embodiment of barack sensibility a stone avenue of saints real and imaginary each one is a legend. saint john of new pomo the king of where he media had him thrown into the law tava from here because he refused to betray the secrets of the queen's confessional he's been the patron saint of bridges ever since and well beyond the bounds of the czech lands prague has specialized in getting rid of nuisances and such ways by throwing them off bridges or more famously out of windows or simply just strangling the

but he lost a child to the parkland shooting and running the broward county school board.t the only one doing this. there's another parent also running. they want something to be done. they want to make sure it doesn't happen to any other parent. ryan petty lost his beautiful 14-year-old daughter, alaina petty. very good to see you. >> good to be here. thank you. >> we show pictures of your beautiful little girl. you're white justified going into a corner and blocking society out. quite the opposite. >> yeah, my wife corrected me yesterday when we announced. we said i lost my daughter. she said she was taken from us. she's right. she was taken from us. i don't want to let that tragedy and the way we felt as a family and -- i don't want any other family to feel the way we've had to feel. the more i've learned ant what happened and the events leading up to that, i had to be involved in trying to fix it. we've got to keep our kids and teachers safe in school. there's just no other answer. they have to be safe at school. >> neil: she wasn't. 13 others weren't. >> 17 more injur

the coward from broward and no-confident vote, totally. nice to, i was real him.ackstage, his deputies came up tell and i could immediately from the start that there was tension between the sheriff and his deputies. whatmade it real clear said they were on. they made it very clear that there were things going to in their department and i could immediately see it. they didn't have a lot to do while hebackstage, went there on an election year and blamed all of you, blamed so law-abiding americans for his incompetency. did you know, for instance, that the superintendent of the broward school district together a pledge to implement the promise program in their schools. superintendenthe of that district, is very proud of the fact that he reduced by 63% and yous want to know how he did it? he stopped reporting them. that's exactly what happened. it's like saying we prevented crime because we stopped arresting people. that's exactly what they did in florida. one of the things i really want to leave here with, when you homes, is tour find out if your school district becau

he's fired a lawsuit against the former broward sheriff's deputy, scott peterson. we did reach out to deputy peterson's attorney, and we did not hear back but we did see his attorney was quoted elsewhere. i will get to that in a second. mr. pollock, thanks for joining us. >> you are welcome. >> how are you holding up? >> it's not easy. it's brutal. i'm on that commission, and i see a lot of the evidence coming in. it's not easy handling it but the immeasurable love i have for my daughter is empowering me to fight for her, and that's what my daughter would want. that's what i'm doing. >> i could not believe when i looked into the details of meadow 's shooting, how many times she was shot and how she was protecting another student. >> this deputy was driven to that door on a golf cart. at that time, i called the shooter 181598. that's his prison i.d. number. i won't recognize him by his name. so 181958 was on the first floor when this deputy got to the building. so can you imagine? he was at the door, 181958 is on the first floor, and he starts walking up the first f

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in florida a judge has ruled brenda snipes, the election supervisor in broward county, the state of second most populous, broke state and federal laws by destroying ballots cast in the 2016 democratic primary of debbie wasserman schultz was the case was brought by her challenger who wanted to check voter irregularities. governor rick scott has the power to fire brenda snipes, not fear the will but he will send state monitors to broward county to oversee future elections. shannon: thank you for digging into those cases. corey lewandowski, the pres.'s former campaign manager joining the campaign game again, this time for vp mike pens focusing on midterms and 2020. editor of the halftime report, welcome. what do you make of this? i read an interesting piece that said lewandowski is clearly on the trump team with pens adding to his pack, that he is in trying to do his own thing, he loyal to the presidents, having corey around guarantees that. >> mike pens said in jerusalem the pres. carved his name on the stone of history like a line of rulers going back to david. i don't think we need to worr

the broward county sheriff previously said the deputy never entered stoneman douglas high school when the gunman was inside. peterson said through lawyers he was unsure where the gunfire was coming from. 17 people died in the mass shooting on valentine's day. >>> new this morning, a deadly high-rise building fire and collapse in brazil. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has the dramatic video, jessica? >> caught on video. look at the huge flames, one person is dead, but there are still many others missing. right now, there are search efforts still underway at this building in brazil, and look at this, the very moment the building crashed down. there were reportedly at least 150 people living there. i also want to show you some new video from that search effort underway right now. this is from the firefighters' facebook page, and at this time, they are still going through the rubble. you can see they are using k-9s there as well as to help in the search, and firefighters are putting out hot spots. they have been doing so for several hours. witnesses told first responders that they cou

i'm a junior in broward county florida. i've been blessed to have not directly experienced any form gun violence. when my her mother was only 14 years old she was robbed at gunpoint when she was walking home. it's been 30 years and she still carries that every day. i view myself being paranoid when i'm an unfamiliar neighborhood. i find myself constantly looking around. hyslop through the knocks at the door. then soon after they went to another house but it wasn't church. terrel lost his life at that day. by the grace of god my brother did not. my brother was very traumatized with the feeling of fear. he lost his best friend. anybody can be a victim of gun violence. and it created the mentality and the barrier that we can be next and were not say. tomorrow is not promised. many of my classmates were even afraid to come to school. if he even showed up without an idaho your place in indoor suspension for the whole day. those who went on social media and made jokes and threats and posts about school shootings. i remember the p

finally, in florida, a judge has ruled that brenda snipes, the election supervisor in broward county,cond most populous. broke state and federal laws by destroying ballots cast in the democratic primary of representative debbie wasserman schultz. the gate was brought by her challenger, who wanted to check voter irregularities. governor rick scott now has the power to fire brenda. it's unclear if you will, but he will certainly send state monitors to broward county to oversee future elections. >> shannon: thanks for digging into those cases for us. much appreciated. cory lewandowski, the president's former campaign manager isn't good at joining the campaign game again. this time for vice president mike pence. he's going to focus on midterms and 2020, so what does it mean? let's ask the editor of the half term report, the chris stirewalt. welcome. >> happy monday. >> shannon: to you as well. what you make of this? i heard a piece saying he's clearly on the trump team but pants adding him, it says he isn't trying to run off into his own thinking he's loyal to the present. having cory aro

in fact i'm campaigning like against broward and against million of dollars while i come from a civil society background and then this is the act would define my campaign it's and that should run. on canvassing every day going to another spending on the streets looking to pay it to people in their stores and that i got as in that it again going to knock door to door to door to canvass to talk to them and even if it is a special activities and diffident from best standard ones like but they think and that al if they've been doing that they need. fired. and even for the billboards like i did then they forward and a bit of good i don't have a new billboard i launched a campaign on facebook. saying that the neighbors balko news and then i had my friends my family my neighbors calling me to quit my photos on that but good news without because i can't afford billboards specially that. they are like everywhere. that it's to understand. well it's that the face to face contact that you're having that i think is really making an impact on people at least that's what people online are telling us

. >> reporter: in south florida at broward college's graduation ceremony, two grads with one incredibleve davis and her son kenneth mccray graduating together. side by side is how they've gotten through life. >> it's been pretty hard the past few years for me, but i know it's been harder for her. >> reporter: kenneth was just 6 when his dad died, then three years later his mom patricia was diagnosed with lymphoma. >> i went from a $4,000 income to zero. and we had actually become homeless for two years. >> reporter: even cancer and homelessness couldn't stop this mother and son duo. >> when you hit the bottom, you have nowhere else but up. as hard as we hit it, i knew it could only get better from there. >> reporter: so they kept at it, patricia following her son into college. their comeback propelling them to the front row on graduation day. patricia telling us what it was like. >> you know that feeling when you're a kid, that feeling before christmas eve? that was how i felt, like it was christmas. >> reporter: and though it was kenneth's day as well, all he could think about was his

my name is malachi and i'm 17 and a junior in broward county, florida. i do not live in the safest neighborhood but i've been blessed to have not directly anyrienced or encounter form of gun violence. that is not to say, though, it hasn't impacted my life. when my mother was 14 years old, she was robbed at gunpoint while walking home one night. the gunman took her shoes, and jewelry and told her to run away and not look back. it's been 30 years and my widowed mother still cares that night with her every day and it impacted the way she treats my siblings and i. i found myself being paranoid when i'm in an unfamiliar neighborhood or in an unfamiliar area and i find myself constantly looking around and making sure that everything is safe and in check. i remember one sunday in april of 2017, my brother gabriel who lives in north miami and attends miami central high school was supposed to go to church with his best friend. he slept through the knocks at the door when his friend came to pick him up. soon after, they went to another house but it wasn't church.

broward county's brenda snipes broke the law after the race with debbie wasserman schultz laughter canovae paper ballots snipes destroyed the. that they will monitor the office and canova is suing the election office. they plan to appeal the judge's ruling. jillian: yearbooks feature who is likely to succeed are most popular, things like that. the science academy in arizona causing controversy with some outrageous designations. >> most annoying, most disrespectful, most likely to bomb the us. jillian: most likely to bomb the us. students say they are joking but parents are outraged, apologizing, so a new one can be printed. rob: news of kidney surgery. >> a bipartisan show of support with lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle floating social media with well wishes for the first lady, donald trump tweeting he was on his way to visit her writing heading over to the wall street medical center to see our first lady, milania. she is in good spirits, thank you to all the well-wishers. vp mike pence says the second lady and i are relieved our dear friend, and praying for her swift recov

course / director, broward county-water management: "before the storm like in the period we are in right let water out of the system to allow more room from the runoff from the storm to come in."as the storm strengthens over warm waters in the gulf of mexico, officials are warning residents and memorial day vacationers of the potentially dangerous conditions.dave greenwood / escambia county water safety chief: "you have to use caution because nature can sometimes be dangerous and if you're not familiar with it, your very, very happy holiday can all of a sudden go from extreme joy to extreme sadness"i'm david daniel reporting. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . high pressure will continue to build across the bay area through monday night. the warming noticed sunday across the interior will warm a few more memorial day. in fact, some interior spots will jump into the lower 90s. expect highs in the 80s and 90s tomorrow which is about 5-10 degrees above normal for late may. (justine) you're taking a live look at the golden g

coward so bad, wherever he goes i want people to recognize him and say that is one of the cowards of browardce resigned. >> what her family was handed -- she set up his lemonade stands to help her sick mom who needs a kennedy -- kidney and pancreas transplant. >> every time she tries to get up she is struggling and i tried to do the best i can do for her. she is very compassionate. >> she started a go fund me page. she has raised $200,000. the time is almost, not quite sure about 40 minutes after the top of the hour and snowflakes demanding a safe space campus, the list of demands from liberal students at one university taking center stage, the left versus the left, the battle brewing between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. the pint-sized baseball player going viral, showing you why. ♪ b change the left battling itself, democrats with gubernatorial races, the test tuesday in ohio. candidates backed by elizabeth warren survivors against one backed by bernie sanders supporters, sen. warren backing richard cordray and sen. sanders endorsing cleveland's mehran u.s. house member dennis kucin

course / director, broward county-water management: "before the storm like in the period we are in right water out of the system to allow more room from the runoff from the storm to come in."as the storm strengthens over warm waters in the gulf of mexico, officials are warning residents and memorial day vacationers of the potentially dangerous conditions.dave greenwood / escambia county water safety chief: "you have to use caution because nature can sometimes be dangerous and if you're not familiar with it, your very, very happy holiday can all of a sudden go from extreme joy to extreme sadness"i'm david daniel reporting. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. high pressure will continue to build across the bay area through monday night. the warming noticed sunday across the interior will warm a few more memorial day. in fact, some interior spots will jump into the lower 90s. expect highs in the 80s and 90s tomorrow which is about 5-10 degrees above normal for late may. (justin

>> good afternoon, my name is malachi and i'm 17, a junior at hallandale magnet high school in broward county florida. i've been blessed to not directly experience or encounter any form of gun violence. that's not to say though that it's not impacted my life. my mother was only 14 years old, she was robbed at gunpoint while walking home one night. the gun man took her shoes, jewelry, and told her to run away and not look back. it's been 30 years, my mother still carries that fear from the night with her every day and it's impacted heard in the way she treats my siblings and i -- her and the way she treats my siblings and i. i find myself paranoid in an unfamiliar area or neighborhood and i find myself constantly looking around to make sure that everything is safe and check. i remember one sunday in 2017, my brother gabriel who lives in miami and attends miami central high school was supposed to go to church with his best friend. he slept through, soon after his brother pulled off and went to another house that it wasn't church. a hail of bullets rained down on their car. he was with hi

former fbi legislative liaison pregna greg broward. greg, let me begin with you, because when the president says he's going to demand that the doj get to the bottom of this. give us a legal scenario. can he make that demand? would doj be able to respond to that? >> well, freed re rk, frederick complicated. what's happening currently of course is that the doj office of inspector general is doing an investigation of at least part of what the president seems to be troubled by. but beyond that, what the president simply could do as the head of the executive branch, if he had concerns about the underlying basis for the russia investigation, is to call the deadly weap deputy attorney general and the fbi director to the oval office and simply ask him to explain to him how this got started, whether they have any concerns about any political bias about this investigation, he could certainly get his answers that way. this management or leadership by twitter is unprecedented to say the least and i'm sure that it is posing a real dilemma for those

this was not the cowards from broward, he said i hear shots fired, i will charge at it. i am trained, i have a weapon. hopefully, i say this with no pleasure, hopefully we are learning hard targets are necessary and good guys with guns are necessary in light of what happened in parkland and the tragedy in santa fe. you don't want to see kids afraid to go to school. >> john barnes, 49-year-old resource officer at that school, retired houston police officer in stable condition in the hospital. he was hit in the arm. the bullet hit his bone. he was first to engage with the shooter. people like this save children, make situation ultimately far worse. >> contrary to what happened in parkland, florida where you had officers in the parking lot, this is a resource officer who went towards the fire, wind into the danger zone and helped a lot of children, teachers and others. he is still in the hospital. the police chief tweeted just left the whole center in galveston. on behalf of the santa fe police officer, thank you for your prayers and hang in there. the family is very hopefu

last 24 hours, he's set up to fail here and there are people in law enforcement and in government in browardd why. >> you have the potential litigation that's playing out here, and also zack's story line here, that's leading him to virginia as we just discussed. he will still be on probation, he perhaps will be checking in with his probation officer on a weekly basis. he will under go some counseling at some point as well. but he's still a young man and he still has a lot of life ahead of him and hopefully today's move will be a fresh start for imthis. >>> they head into the summit with north korea. president trump used to call him little rocket man. ahead, what's "the art of the deal" and how might it be applied in talks with kim jong-un. ♪ (electronic dance music)♪ ♪ ♪ i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay

broward county, florida, picked up another four inches or so. radar estimated on our monday.e. you don't want to see this at all. hurricane season still a week away from friday for the official beginning but it doesn't matter. the national hurricane center has a 40% development possibility of that area of thunderstorms into a potential tropical cyclone in the next five days. doesn't matter if it becomes one or not it will drop a lot of heavy rain south of atlanta and eastern and southeastern alabama and much of the state of florida. up to a half foot of rain. michael, george. >> thank you, ginger. appreciate that. >>> and now to the new developments in that deadly high school shooting in texas. more students across the state facing threats at their schools as we learn new details about how police stopped the shooter. let's go back to abc's marcus moore in santa fe with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. in the wake of the shooting here at sante fe, there's been a wave of threats targeting schools across the state. some leading to arrests. an

rudy giuliani, as we at politico, we spotted him at the broward county courthouse yesterday. he was intervening in a separate minor legal manner of a friend of his. even though he said he's going to focus completely on the trump case. and so clearly he's distracted. but he's also somewhat who just says what he thinks, and obviously he said the president stopped this merger or else he would not have said that. obviously too candid in some situationings. >> there is some precedent, the president has expressed that he's not for this merger. so even if the president didn't have a hand, the white house says it was doj. is it damage already done by kind of planting the seed of thought that perhaps the president has expressed, that he wanted to, you know, deny this merger? >> absolutely. giuliani has been able to keep opening the line of questions, rather than closing them down. he did that with all the issues related to michael cohen. and now he's doing it with this question that has been on the forefront of the minds of people following this. did the president intervene in an area

representing president trump so it was intriguing for us to learn he showed up physically at a courthouse in broward county in florida. there's a picture of him there taken by an attorney who happened to be in the courtroom and it turns out we did some digging into court documents. this is for a defendant, a woman who was in a car crash in may of 2016 and she has been accused of purchasing auto insurance just ten minutes after that car crash and she's also accused of giving false information to the insurance company. now, the timing of all of this is so interesting because if you recall it was announced back in april that rudy giuliani had joined president trump's legal team and as it turns out according to these court documents, it was two weeks that have that rudy giuliani asked for permission, asked the court to join this case. that's because he's licensed to practice law in new york but not florida so he had to get special permission. my colleague dana bash got him on the phone and asked him for comment. asked him what was going on here, why was he involved in this? and giuliani told dana this i

. >> i understand you decided to run for school board in broward county.r first order of business? my first order of business would be to make sure that the schools are safe. we have to create an atmosphere where the children are going to be feel safe going to school. they are going to be able to learn and they are going to be able to get a quality education. is there something you would call on the state legislators in the inaction of the federal government? there is obviously a breakdown at the federal level. congress is not doing what they want -- they should be doing other than offering prayers. are you seeing that the state governments have a better chance of addressing these issues? >> i do feel that at each state they need to address these issues. because specifically for each school, each school is going to be different. each school needs a specific safety plan for their school. >> i know arnie duncan tweeted out his support for students to simply boycott schools until gun laws are changed. is an extreme measure needed here? >> there needs to be so

. ♪ >> martha: so coming to us moments ago from the broward county state attorney's office in florida a new chilling video that is out and appears to be shot by the parkland school shooter and bragging about his plans. it was recorded the morning before he murdered 17 people and wounded 17 others. this is just a freeze frame from it. we are not going to show it to you. it is a sick attempt to gain attention amend we just simply are not going to put it on the air. joining me now is florida governor rick scott who has been working in his state to try to make sure that this never happens again. i guess initially, governor, your thoughts on this lates latest. >> it's disgusting. it's just horrible. you think about these poor families. you know, and you -- i can't imagine if it happened to your child or your grandchild, you know, our schools need to be safe. they need -- we all as parents want to make sure our kids are safe at home. they need to be safe when they go to school. my goal is it never happens again in florida. we worked hard to pass legislation that, you know, moved the ball do

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they need to realize this happened in broward county.ory stoneman douglas school. they had a secret service member do risk as sentiment. none of those things were put into place. a promised program that didn't report criminality of students and prevent ad record from being established for the murderer. he could have been rendered a prohibited possessor. parents need to make sure these programs are now in their kids schools. how about take half a billion dollars planned parenthood and redirect that to make sure schools are secured and armed security and metal detectors. we protect our sporting events and concerts more. steve: as an nra spokesperson over the last couple months we've been hearing more and more, including the president of the united states talking about we should be arming our teachers. in fact that is one of the things that greg abbott is going to be talking about, governor abbott there in your state today. >> yes. and i think if teachers and parents determine for their, each for their school district that this is something

men steal some 3396 quarters from a car wash in broward county. >> huh?aling it there. two men use a drill to steal the money from a payment machine at the mobile gas station in dania beach. >> it's only $849 is what they got away with. >> do you think maybe they thought they were silver dollars? >>> and finally, do you ever wonder what could possibly be cuter than dogs in a ball pit? we showed you one of those videos last week. how about chimpanzees in a ball pit. a moment of zen for the day. happy chimpanzees in a georgia sanctuary. it's a new feature on its facebook page. i think they like it. >> >>> this morning on "world news now," the major change announced by the nfl. >> the league's new policy banning kneeling protesters from the field, requiring players to stand during the national anthem. that announcement comes just as a major police department released new video with a incident at the heart of those same protests. police mistreating a black man, an nba rookie taken down. >>> and jared kushner gets the all clear from the fbi and senior counsel.

but one of the things that that school system does -- this is the broward county school district where stoneman douglas high school is located. that particular school district mandates debate clubs in every single middle school and high school in that school district. it encourages every single kid to participate in one of those clubs. so all of those kids that were so well known through the national media were actually pa participants. so it's, again, a small detail, but to the extent that everybody is looking for kind of tactical things that you might put on the table that is one of them that comes out of broward county. a lot of times, i think probably the mayors and the chiefs of police in major cities and big communities across the country aren't necessarily used to seeing the school speak out on these school safety issues, even though these incidents occur in our back yards. that was really true after the parkland situation, too. other than people speaking out periodically from the education community about arming teachers, by and large you didn't see a whole lot of education org

"wherever he goes, i want people to rec fiz him and say, that's one of the cowards of broward." >> he didn't do had is job that day and i want to expose it. his job was to go in there and protect our children. we're not in it for the money. >> you put on a badge, you put on a gun, put on a vest, put on the uniform, they go through incredible training. they're supposed to have incredible aptitude and fortitude and most of all, courage. >> reporter: nbc reached out to scot peterson and his attorney who both declined to comment. peterson has said his client believed the shots were coming from outside the building. the suit also claims three behavioral mental health facilities saying they should have known cruz was a threat to others. all of those medical facilities failed to comment. >> we are in it to bring out the incompetence to prevent this from happening at another school. >> reporter: now the lawsuit also names james and kimberly sneed, the couple who took in nicholas cruz after his mother died saying they allowed him access to guns. an attorney for the sneeds says the lawsuit has

course / director, broward county-water management: "before the storm like in the period we are in right more room from the runoff from the storm to come in."as the storm strengthens over warm waters in the gulf of mexico, officials are warning residents and memorial day vacationers of the potentially dangerous conditions.dave greenwood / escambia county water safety chief: "you have to use caution because nature can sometimes be dangerous and if you're not familiar with it, your very, very happy holiday can all of a sudden go from extreme joy to extreme sadness"i'm david daniel reporting. (lydia) a baltimore community is ravaged with flash floods. a state of emergency was declared sunday for ellicott city. and the national weather service says more rain is expected. john lorinc reports. a deluge of brown water devours ellicott city, maryland.... overtaking vehicles like they were toy cars, and destroying the area. kali harris/ellicott city resident"there were trees sticking out everywhere and cars standing up straight, wholly upright, everywhere. buildings wiped out, windows gone, inven

and i had opportunity meeting with staff and others in broward county. but i want to point out no matter how many resilient they are, it doesn't mean they are not experiencing to staff, but they have the capacity to cope with the trauma loss they are experience and they need our help as well. and although resilient students have done an excellent job to come forward to represent the needs of their community and their fears, we alpeers, we als know they are not representative. and some members who are particularly struggling to the point they cannot even speak about it. and they look and see other examples of kids who appear to be doing much better, and that can even add further to their distress in the sense they are not competent. if you go to the next slide. this training though has not been a priority and teacher preparation, nor in professional development. instead only aftermath of a major event. i remember being put in touch with parent and educator in the new town community about three or four weeks after the shooting at sandy hook and he had a ch

shining a light on multimillion-dollar corruption ask scheme telling aed involving vice president bill broward here. >> bill you and i go back many years, for many years, we have been talking about what has taken place in russia, and really what has happened to you. over the years we will get back to the history in a minute tell us yesterday what happened bill. >> well, i was in spain yesterday to meet with the senior intcorruption prosecutor in spain -- anticorruption. >> we found money connected to my lawyer in cellophane i was going to provide in evidence spain for that at 9:40 a.m. in the morning two police officers from the spanish national police knocked on my hotel door they asked more identification, i showed it to them, they confirmed that i was who they were looking for said mr. browder you are under arrest they took me to ploigs in back of police car sirens blaigdz blue lights on i get to police station being processed if police station, they make some coincidentquiries to int-- make coincident inquireries somebody said we can't arrest this guy he is being targeted by putin this is

. >> he showed up last week in broward county, florida, and represented an accident fraud victim who was a client. but that's about it. >> yeah. >> there's something different, there's something morally unhinged. i mean i thought i don't agree with a lot of his policies and political points of view. i thought he had some great moments in his career. as an american. >> well, he did. but he's well past that. >> is that what it is? >> well i think he, i think he wants to get back into the spotlight, into the limelight. >> no matter what. >> he's attached himself to donald trump, hoping that will recreate what he once was. i clearly -- >> the goal appears to be finding meaning once again. >> am i the only one who sees something different, though? >> he's gone from america's mayor to trump's lackey. >> willing to dirty himself for this guy. doesn't it end badly? >> it looks like it's headed that way. >> frank figlusi, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, there's another angle to the russia collusion question, with a big front-page story in the "times" today, we'll dig through the details

it's the latest move in ousting broward county sheriff scott israel over his february parkland schoolty's association voted no confidence in the sheriff's leadership: governor scott says is he waiting on independent investigation to make his final decision. and a florida homeowner getting quite the surprise finding this alligator inside of their garage. neighbors spotting the gator wandering in front of the sarasota home earlier. but noticed it was gone later in the day and that the garage was closed. yikes. a local deputy saving the day. [screams] >> welcome to florida, huh? the deputy leading the gator to a body of water nearby. the gator is okay, luckily. pete: good, so the gator will come back tomorrow. abby: exactly. pete: really solved that problem. ed: thorough breads off to the races. abby: not just about the horses it's about the hat traditional to the show stopper. pete: here to tell us all about them janice dean live at churchill downs with a special guest as well, janice, good morning. abby: good morning, janice. janice: good morning. you know it's all about the fashion he