you visited hundreds of detainees at the broward county facility.esenay have been there for about a year. >> yes. it takes a tremendous toll. first of all, it is especially difficult for asylum seekers asylum the processing claims takes a long time. months, sometimes years. -- and because they have no idea how long it is going to be, it really takes a psychological toll. it has been described by others as soul-destroying. it is also a very difficult experience on a day-to-day basis. daily indignities, daily humiliations. and also pettiness. it is in addition to the medical issues that were discussed by clara long. amy: christine ho, we have to end of the show. i want to thank you for being with us, founding director of friends of broward detainees, a will continue to follow this case. we want to wish after birthday to karen. [soothing instrumental music] ♪ [peaceful folk music] ♪

city so they brought these leniency policies into broward called the promise program and they stopped the arresting kids it was called the school to prison pipeline so it's a whole thing that went on p.c. . right that's in broward it goes back to holder and duncan yes it's called the promise program and we've been fighting it now and in broward and what's good you know i didn't bring it up but the president when i met what him he put it i asked him to put a commission together and he did it with secretary deval and his cabinet members and they're looking into these policies of this leniency of not holding kids accountable so i'm hoping this the boss steps up and puts an end to that federal funding to these programs experience that you have been through is difficult for the rest of us to fathom and after each one of these incidents which come too often we are sick and tired of hearing the phrase thoughts and prayers certainly hours are with you and i appreciate your time thanks for being with us andrew. all right holland thank you buddy. that is the big picture if you missed any part o

here wit more tonight broward sheriff office deputy association president jeff bell.t goes through your mind when you listen to this man who has now broken his msf?nce and is defending >> it's shameful to listen to the words he is speaking today. deputy peterson in his 28 out of 32-year law enforcement career sent it as a school resource deputy. i think what he has fort season how to tell the truth. he is being a counselor in a school instead of law enforcement officer. what he forgets is that facts have to match the story being told. a story that deputy peterson is telling does not match the facts that we can clearly see through the dispatch call logs and through the video. deputy peterson was right there a minute after the shooting started. then listens, continued to listen to the shots go on for another five minutes before he ever took action. the first tactical bit of information that he put out on the radio was to tell deputies to stay away 500 feet. which is against all protocol in a sheriff's office. but that also paints a bigger picture of what is going on in

>> reporter: getting routed to the town next door, not the broward sheriff's office.m your cell phone, it went to coral spring's department? >> that's what i found out. >> reporter: your dispatcher, nobody is giving you information. >> no intel, no real-time information whatsoever. >> reporter: about a shooter in the building. coral spring officers come on to the scene. did any of them tell you, hey, we hear there's an active shooter inside? >> no. not one. >> reporter: peterson also heard conflicting reports on his own police radio. >> i hear shots by the football field. shots fired by the football field. >> the football field, it's far away. and i remember even in my mind going, oh, my god, the shooter is at the football field. >> reporter: some have said, if you hear two minutes of shooting, two minutes of gunfire, why wouldn't you have been able to identify where it's coming from? >> it's so difficult. when you're outside there, and that building, it's a three-story -- it's a hurricane-proof building. it's hard to even hear. >> reporter: would it have been difficu

that you worked very hard to pass, but, you know, you have to ask yourself, what happened at the browardheriff's office when they're not letting the paramedics in, and now we know that that guy was out of the building some time before that, right? >> yeah. well, they couldn't let them in because they thought that -- you know, the one deputy that worked at the school didn't go in. so he hid behind the wall, and they thought that there still was an active shooter in there because he was still hiding behind the wall, the deputy that was at the building at the time. so, you know, the paramedics, they had their work cut out for them that day because the sheriff at the school didn't do his job. and a lot of other people didn't do their jobs either, martha. they have monitors at that school. an article came out today about a monitor that works at that school that didn't do his job either. he saw a gentleman, walk out of a car, on to the school grounds, with a rifle bag, and didn't call a code red or call the police. he didn't call the police after he heard gunshots. just another level of incomp

broward deputies confirm that xxx ten tacion is dead. two men confronted him as he was leaving a motorcycle dealer. he waslumped over the wheel of his bmw and was pronounced dead at the hospital. he was a controversial figure, heas awaiting trial for allegedly beating his pregnant girlfriend. >>> the pentagon tonight is working on establishing a sixth military branch, a space force. president trump gave the directive at his meeting today with the national space council. he pledged to return the u.s. space program to the moon. he also vowed to send a manned mission up to mars. >> we will establish a long term presence, expand our economy, and build the foundation for the eventual mission to mars. >> the president framed space as a national securityissue. he said we must dominate space to keep america safe. buar both the mil and members of congress have warned establishing another military branch is a long press, and now is not the time to weigh down u.s. armed forces. >>> tesla is feeling pressures after t tesla model 3 car caught fire in

it's all about broward county, state of florida. united states of america.needs to be taken care of. we need to help our children. we need to focus on mental health and get these numbers down. so many people are dying from guns. it's sickening. something has to be done. >> thank you. thank you for your time and good luck to you, as well, in the race. >> thank you. thank you so much. >>> here in annapolis, the families of five employees of the "capital gazette" are grieving today after losing their loved ones. nbc's stephanie gosk has more on their lives and their legacies. >> reporter: the five people killed in thursday's shooting were some of the most experienced at the "capital gazette," representing, together, 80 years at the paper. a columnist and life-long newspaper man was a gifted writer and father. his brother, acclaimed author carl, posting a message on facebook that read, in wart, we called him big rob because he was so tall. it was his remarkable heart and humor that made him larger than alldisappearing, this paper's roots go back to 1772. old eno

. >> there's question about how much training was conducted after the broward county attacks.t's not only the response time. it's somebody saying i have a family. i have a spouse. i'm going in there regardless of the prospect that this individual or individuals because you don't know, might have a weapon trained on me. it's incredible courage. >> and that's why present company of you two included, you're better than the rest of us. that's why you're our heros. james, we know he's in custody. what's going on right now? >> in most of the incidences of recent vintage, most of the time the person that does one of these things, they either kill themselves or they conduct a suicide by cop. they're looking to basically go out in a blaze of glory. in this instance where somebody is apprehended, it's a treasure-trove of information. now, reports we're getting said he was not having cooperate i, but police determined who he was. as a law enforcement official, what you want to do in those situations is use active listening skills. you defer judgment. you try to establish rapport with tha

howard county said they were only sent -- broward county says they are only sent and after the threatetermined to be over. >>> blinking is accused of repeatedly abusing eight mentally disabled man. they say he was abused for four years in 2017. until king moved for another job. he is charged with nine felony counts of sexual assault. his bail has been set at more than $9 million. >>> a 12 year old nearly drowned at the raging waters water park in san jose. first responders were called just after 11 am yesterday for a report of a possible running. when the crews arrived, the girl had been pulled from the wave pool by a lifeguard who had started cpr. the child was taken to the hospital quickly the lifeguard is credited with reviving the girl and giving her the best chance of survival. >>> the soaring pricing -- of housing is putting in exodus. the skyrocketing price of housing is causing an exodus of south bay residents. for the first time, more people are leaving, rather than moving to silicon valley. >> reporter: jeff laser has lived in sanjose for 40 years, and recently came to the p

there are reports of a school shooting in parkland, florida, that's in broward county.se are live pictures right now. again, we don't have that much information. no idea if there has been any injuries. no idea how many people might have been injured. >> i got a text message from my friend, and it said, shots fired at stoneman douglas high school, and i just got into my car and drove as fast as i could. >> i started recording my classmates and friends, really just trying to cope with the situation in my own way. >> so right now, we're in the school, an active shooter. this is not a drill. i heard gunshots and we thought it was a drill initially, but it's not. >> there is an active shooter at douglas. we can hear them in the background. 911 lines are blowing up. >> 911. >> my son is in douglas high school and heard shots fired. >> i remember seeing my classmate stand up, and she was drenched in blood from head to toe. i couldn't believe that she was even standing. >> we went into the closet and there were about 20 of us in there. my teacher, as much as i may have wanted t

what do we know to this point about the school discipline policy in broward or national? secretary devos: thank you, senator. this policy is part of the menu of items the school safety commission is charged with considering. we are looking at and evaluating the policy. clearly, the goal of the policy, to ensure that no student is discriminated against in discipline situations, is a valid and noble goal, and we certainly embrace that. the question is, is the policy doing harm in some way? we are in the middle of reviewing that and considering that, and it will be part of the work of this commission to come out with the result and recommendation. goalor rubio: indeed, the is to prevent school discipline policies from having an unfair impact on minority students. i agree with that. no one wants to see minority students unfairly impacted. do we know that, as a direct result of the guidance, has the department found any schools or districts that have discipline policies that violate civil rights? are in theevos: we process of reviewing that and i don't have anything to add at

personally devestating for some...jonathan king/demonstra tor- "14 years ago, i was a student in browardunty public schools and i lived 20 minutes away from marjory stoneman douglas high school." jonathan king wants legislators to stop the madness.jonathan king/demonstra tor- "we need to do something about limiting guns to people who know how to use them responsibly."rachel buddeberg/black lives matter- "maybe if enough people keep coming and keep fighting for these issues, we will make a difference." a collective call for change. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (michelle)also new at 8: graduation ceremonies for seniors at marjory stoneman douglas high school will be held tomorrow.it's supposed to be a day of celebration--but for the class of 2018, the day will be layered with dianne gallagher has more. -nats-jeff foster/msd ap government teacher (too quick to font): "i've been doing graduation for two decades now- sammy feuerman/msd senior (too quick to font): "this is not your typical graduation."sam zeif/msd senior: "it's hard to be really excited about it because n

personally devestating for some...jonathan king/demonstra tor- "14 years ago, i was a student in browardounty public schools and i lived 20 minutes away from marjory stoneman douglas high school." jonathan king wants legislators to stop the madness.jonathan king/demonstra tor- "we need to do something about limiting guns to people who know how to use them responsibly."rachel buddeberg/black lives matter- "maybe if enough people keep coming and keep fighting for these issues, we will make a difference." a collective call for change. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. the warriors are getting some much needed rest after thursday night's thrilling overtime victory in game one of the nba finals. golden state and cleveland went back and forth all game long... until the warriors sealed the deal in overtime.... winning 124-114 in front of a proud hometown crowd at oracle arena. game two is tomorrow in oakland...tipoff is at 5:00.of course kron 4 will have live team coverage of the big game. (michelle)tonight we'll have more warriors coverage on the kron four hoop session. we'll

special teams were desperate to get inside the school but the broward county sheriff's office held themk. the deputy asked 6 times for permission to send in highly trained paramedics and officers and was denied every time. paramedics were sent in, 17 people were killed and marjorie stoneman douglas high school on february 14th. time for night court. on the docket tonight, long lines and infuriating bureaucracy, the target of a lawsuit. it enforces a law that automatically revokes drivers licenses, within 40 days of final court judgment. plaintiffs say that's not fair to the poor who cannot waste precious dollars on traffic tickets. they want all the licenses who have been revoked to be restored and the law blocked. let's talk about it with erica go stir, and federal prosecutor. welcome to you both. and other states do it as well. and in north carolina, 436,000 nationwide, and under these scenarios. what is the deal? >> they are being unfair to poor people, and put someone in court, your finest $400, who can come up with $400 within a month to pay the fines, and if you don't pay the fine

the school voteded to put a guards at every school in broward county. >>> right now we are getting anew video of prince william in tel aviv. the royal is in the middle of this historic middle east he is the first ever member of the british royal family to visit israel right now. while he's there he is meeting with israeli and palestinian leaders and visiting a lot of meaningful and historic sites. in fact, you just saw up in kensington palace tweet out because in addition to bringing along his peace message and praising them for their onservation efforts there i israel, he's having a little fun, too. he met up with one of the b pop stars in the area from one of their tv staons and kensington palace sent a note out thanking the massive crowd that came out to greet the prince. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. batter up! fredericksburg leaders are trying again to attract a minor league baseball team. according to the freelance star, the city council is in talks withhe potomac leagues. they will finance a 5 thourks seat stadium. the move from prince williams county to fredericksburg

board members for broward county public schools decided to not reappoint the men at a tuesday night board meeting.one of the monitors told police that he saw the shooter quickly walk onto campus with his head down and carrying a large bag as if, quote 'he was on a mission.'the monitor said he notified another monitor about a suspicious person, and a minute later started hearing gunfire. (pam) losing a pet can be a very stressful experience. but now, in the east bay something new.. that is more than "missing pet" posters are helping out. (ken) contra costa county animal services has launched a new facial recognition system that will hopefully help pet owners find their lost loved ones quickly.kron 4's charles clifford explains how the new technology works. well, this time of year it's not uncommon for dogs and cats to be scared off by fireworks and then they might end up in a shelter. . like this one. this week contra costa animal services is launching a new service to help people find their wayard animals.natslet's say that mack here is your dog and you've lost him. he's at the contra cos

>> peterson retired from the broward sheriff's office after surveillance video showed him outside theuilding where the shooting happened. he never confronted the shooter. 17 people were killed in the attack. >>> arizona police believe the suspect in multiple murders is now dead after a shoot-out with police. we're learning more about the connection between the suspect and the victims. abc news reporter alex stone has the latest. >> reporter: the possible end to a string of murders, the suspect who sources tell abc news was dwight jones found dead inside this hotel after a shoot-out with police. hotel guests went running during the gunfire. >> shots were fired and then we ran over this side. >> reporter: a police robot found its way and side. >> we did make entry into that room and located the suspect deceased from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. >> reporter: the murder spree started last week. on thursday dr. steven pitt, a well-known forensic psychiatrist who took part in high-profile cases including the jonbenet i dead at his office. witnesses said they heard arguing. >> they he

the broward county sheriff says they're looking for other suspects. rapper gunned down in his car on monday. police say it may have been a robbing attempt. the rapper visited a bank to get cash earlier in the day. flooding in pennsylvania killed one person. police found a body near pittsburgh. heavy rain forced views to make dozens of water rescues yesterday. a dad jumping on to a race track after watching his son's car crash and burst into flames, this happened in southern virginia on father's day. the dad pulled the car to safety and the folks applauded. we'll be right back. this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and

broward county police say he was shot and killed last week in a robbery. 22-year-old dedrick williams faces first-degree murder charges in the shooting. onfroy was 20-years old . billboard says the rapper's sales have skyrockted since his death. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. ken wayne is here with kron 4 news at ten....ken? (ken) thank you pam and vicki.... next at ten...a san francisco pedicab driver, in critical condition tonight after being hit by an out of control car.three people, including two children were also hurt.the driver of the car took off...and is still on the loose tonight.we are live at sf general with the latest on the investigation, including reaction from witnesses. plus...barbeque becky, permit patty, jogger joe, and burrito bob.they're all viral videos of confrontations in the bay area. so why are all these incidents happening? an expert weighs in...next in a live report. (ken) and crews making progress on the pawnee fire burning in lake county. evacuations have been lifted for some

personally devestating for some...jonathan king/demonstra tor- "14 years ago, i was a student in browardic schools and i lived 20 minutes away from marjory stoneman douglas high school." jonathan king wants legislators to stop the madness.jonathan king/demonstra tor- "we need to do something about limiting guns to people who know how to use them responsibly."rachel buddeberg/black lives matter- "maybe if enough people keep coming and keep fighting for these issues, we will make a difference." a collective call for change. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty )across the country... therapy dogs are helping young students build confidence... and manage their anxiety. those therapy dogs are in schools and libraries all over the bay area... including napa, santa rosa, and antioch. our washington correspondent... jessica smith... talked with students about how these precious dogs help comfort them and relieve stress in the classroom. brutus the pitbull is a bit of a celebrity when he walks into silver spring international middle school.

the coward of broward county. >> i never had a chance for a moment of being scared or a coward because i was doing things the whole time. it didn't even -- it never entered my mind. >> you can watch the entire conversation on nbc bay area and including why he said he didn't even know there was a shooter at first. [ bell ringing ] >>> wyndham ringing the opening bell this morning. the dow is down slightly but the spd -- s&p and nasdaq are up and nasdaq hit new records as netflix jumps and the broader market. >>> so did you or do you need to get southwest airlines is launching its popular twice yearly 72-hour fare sale. the airline is offering round trip airfare on flights below $100. now that sale ends on thursday. >> maybe you don't want to get away just yet. the weather pleasant. >> staycation. >> and it is cooler right now. >> you flight. hop in the car and drive. and we are still going to have the wide range in temperatures from the coast to inland. and right now as we take a live look outside, at ocean beach in -- it is 62 degrees. and it is beautiful. and seeing temperatures warmi

attorney pete broward joins me.re the new allegations against manafort from the mueller team? >> they are very significant. it is an -- in every single way you could think about it as a lawyer and a defendant, it is a complete disaster. first it may result in his bail being revoked which means he goes to prison pending trial which is not that far from now but an impediment to prepare for his case and obviously when you take someone's liberty away and that is serious and could result in the additional more charges under 18 usc obstruction of justice statute and separate from that it may result in a greater likelihood of his conviction on the underlying counts because in all likelihood a judge would allow in evidence of the fact he was conscious of his guilt in trying to coach testimony. so i every way, both in terms of liberty, the likelihood of prevailing in this case and everything else, it is terrible for him. and er consequence also is you never know for sure, defend -- depending on the psychology of a defendant,

that is where starbucks comes in i was in broward county and said how much do you think the starbucks latte cost? every senior new is $4.50. or nine weeks of social security payments. we can enhance a program to lift the caps on people of incomes over $400,000. so even at $400,000 what we are proposing for social security, it cost you more per week to buy starbucks latte fan to fix social security program with all enhanced benefits that we just laid out. why is that important? especially here you know because we don't increase the national debt. we pay for it. it is an insurance program that needs to be actuarially adjuste adjusted. if you do so in the incremental fashion, you can expand the benefit and provide not only current recipients that future generations. so how do we know? because the actuaries have taken a look and yesterday under testimony and with every aspect of the program that we put in there we assert under oath they are actuarially sound and beyond the 75 year requirement. that is what what i believe we owed the citizens of this country and was pointed out the opportu

that special teams of paramedics and police were desperate to get inside the school, but that the browardsheriff's office held them back. the deputy chief for the coral springs fire rescue said he asked six times for permission to send in his highly trained paramedics and officers and was denied every time. s.w.a.t. medics were eventually sent in. 17 people were killed at marjory stillman douglas high school on february 14th. time for night court. on the docket tonight, jokes over the long lines and ir fewer yati yating bureaucracy. the poverty law center going after the north carolina dmv, that enforces a law that automatically revokes driver's licenses that doesn't pay fines. the poor casey anthony waste appreciate dollars on traffic tickets. they want the licenses revoked to be restored and the law blocked. let's talk about it with tonight's league will eagles, eric guster, and doug burns, former federal prosecutor. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> this is more widespread than i thought, this idea. there are other states that do it as well. the issue of re

would have been governor, i would have signed gun control and i would have removed that sheriff from browardountry. county. he failed his citizens and he should have been removed. the other thing i would say is you have people in the fbi that got two phone calls about this monster. the first one they love, and the second one, they get another one. they put two and two together, and what did they decide to do? nothing. they went out to lunch. and yet who at the fbi has been fired for that? the lack of accountability is what puts those people at risk. those people should have been fired the next day. >> bret: would you have fired sheriff israel? >> commissioner putnam: sheriff israel is under investigation and he needs to go. he broke promises to those students, and that has put all of our students at risk. that individual was expelled for a weapons violation. local law enforcement made three dozen visits to their home. department of children and families visited the home because he posted youtube video saying, i want to be a professional shooter. every silo of government, those children were

if you look at some of the operations we have seen, go back to broward county, we had a similar situationith a youth who had done so little. he thought about it. he was separated from the school. he had a history of violence. he did not appear to have pl planned how to get out. he left with our students. this tells me this individual was not sitting around -- especially with co-conspirators, figure out not only how do i confront law enforcement but how i do escape? how does anybody think they will get out? he didn't think about this in advance. >> he is not cooperating. they are talking to him. local authorities, i assume, federal authorities are there. this is a local, state and federal investigation right now. walk us through, phil, how they go about convincing this individual to cooperate and start talking. >> there's a couple ways you will do that. the first is you might try to build rapport. we understand your grievance. we want to talk through those. figure out his mental state and whether he is prepared to talk. eventually, you will talk to his lawyer when he gets assigned a lawyer

cents a week in order to fix social security and that is where this starbucks comes in which i was in broward county florida and i put it up and is at how much do you think the starbucks latte costs everything and the person knew there was $4.50. or nine weeks of social security payments. the other way when he and the program is that we lift the cap of people with incomes over $400,000. even at $400,000 what we are proposing for social security it cost you more a week to buy this starbucks latte that it would to fix the social security program with all the enhanced benefits that we just laid out. why is that important? it's important and you know, especially here, because we don't increase the national debt. we pay for it and it's in an insurance program. that needs to be actuarially injected and if you do so in an incremental fashion you can both expand the benefits and provide not only current recipients but future generations. again, how do we know? because the actuary has take a look at. yesterday under testimony in asking steven glass about every aspect of the program that we put in ther

and then we held another field hearing in west palm beach a year ago, and the broward county resilience officer came to palm beach county for that hearing and showed a video of a man biking along the city of fort lauderdale sidewalk submerged in water. in other words, what's happened in miami beach is happening in the loss olos area of fort lauder dale. then we took the committee to st. petersburg which is on the opposite coast, the gulf coast, where the city has designed its new pier out of floating docks to accommodate the rising seas as they rise up and down in tampa bay. or how about st. august syrians where the public works department is seeing nuisance flooding from high tides that overwhelms their storm water system. but all of these examples of how sea level rise affects coastal florida on sunny days, not rainstorm days, and the nasa scientists at our hearing were talking about how climate could exacerbate damage from hurricanes. why? because if the water is warmer, that's the fuel for a hurricane. that's what is sucked up into that vortex as the hurricane feeds itself. the hott

i was in broward county, florida. i said, how much do you think this starbucks latte costs? every senior in the place knew it was $4.50. or nine weeks of social security payments. now, the other way we enhanced the program is we lift the cap on people with incomes over $400,000. even at $400,000, what we're proposing for social security, it costs you more a week to buy this starbucks latte than it would to fix the social security program with all the enhanced benefits that we've just laid out. and why is that important? it's important, and you know especially here, because we don't increase the national debt. we pay for it. it's an insurance program that needs to be actuarially adjusted. if you do so in an incremental fashion, you can both expand the benefits and provide not only current recipients but future generations. again, how do we know? because the actuaries have taken a look at it. yesterday under testimony in asking steven goss about every aspect of the program that we put in there, he asserted under oath that, yes, these are actuarially sound, and they're sound be

years on the florida baptist state board of missions as well as the gulf stream baptist commission in broward county, florida. he's a pillar of our community. after the shooting at stoneman douglas high school, our community was gripped by pain, confusion, frustration, anger. in the moments, he's offered a voice of peace, arms of comfort and guiding hand to surviving students, teachers, others in our community. at a time when it was so easy to be lost in despair, our community has been so fortunate to have him lead us toward a place of hope and someas. he's joined here today by his wife, laura. they have been married since 1988 and have four children. i know my wife, jill, joins me in welcoming laura today in support of eddie as he offers the opening prayer. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute requests on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speak

personally devestating for some...jonathan king/demonstra tor- "14 years ago, i was a student in broward county d i l minutes away from marjory stoneman douglas high school." jonathan king wants legislators to stop the madness.jonathan king/demonstra tor- "we need to do something about limiting guns to people who know how to use them responsibly."rachel buddeberg/black lives matter- "maybe if enough people keep coming and keep fighting for these issues, we will make a difference." a collective call for change. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (robin) the warriors now lead the cleveland cavaliers 2 games to none in the n-b-a finals. and there were watch parties throughout the bay area. kron4's gayle ong was at a watch party at the soma street food park and has the story. they're not even at the oracle..but still warriors spirit everywherea very electric c

we already know that voter registrations in broward county, florida, where you guys live, spiked among25 and under during the week of march for our lives against gun violence. how do you make that happen? >> simply, there's still people out there who are not registered to vote and if they want to have their voice heard and want to participate in our country and have a say in what we have to do to make the change, then everybody is going to have to register to vote. >> ultimately we're making voting cool. >> go on. >> ultimately we're making voting cool and on every single stop we're going to whether it be aton hall or rally, we're going to be registering people to vote. we are going to be visiting the 27 congressional districts in florida and over 70 districts around the nation and making sure every single person that attends our events is registered to vote. >> jackie, you've already been -- we've already started to see younger people taking a greater interest in making change by voting, by registering and voting just in florida. new voter registrations among voters under 26 years old

by the broward county sheriff's office.ewspaper obtaining a letter from a deputy fire chief who wrote he requested permission to send in a team of officers and medics, six different times. the shooting left 17 people dead. >> they're counting it is a revolution over the military vehicle. it is being tested right now. and this is an is repeated flying vehicle that not only can save american lives the battlefield but also in case of accidents at home. jonathan hunt has more on this from los angeles. >> it is real, it is flying. and we are going to have it here in the united states in the next few years. >> this is it! the flying vehicle that could not only save american lives on battlefields a world away but also on highways, right here at home! >> their golden hour. you maximize survivability and and in an accident, you need to get to that victim and get them evacuated and medical attention within one hour. >> the idea for a vehicle was born of the 2006 israel hezbollah war. it took on average five and half hours to evacuate

me encuentro en broward 211 y estoy con uno de los consejeros que trabaja en una de estas oficinas queinitivamente los medicamentos son fundamentales, pero la relaciÓn con su ambiente familiares primordial. hay que encontrar estas unidades predispuestas al suicidio. cada una hora se suicida en estados unidos un veterano. juan: no sÓlo son inmigrantes indocumentados, sino que hay veteranos? carlos: estÁn los jÓvenes. las redes sociales. las redes sociales tienen programas y personas indicadas a inducir el suicidio. 2000 clientes adolescentes en europa se suicidaron por la "ballena azul". las redes sociales le dan unas vidas tan fabricadas, que cualquiera que entra el facebook cree que su vida no es apropiada y lo que de ahÍ es todo feliz. juan: hablando de redes sociales y adolescentes, me voy a colombia con alexander espina, que uso su hijo adolescente perdiÓ la vida a los 14 aÑos. gracias por estar con nosotros. quÉ sucediÓ? alexandra: gracias a ustedes. mi hijo a los tres aÑos fue diagnosticado con depresiÓn. era un niÑo muy feliz, alegre, jugaba, se reÍa. era feliz. el diagnÓstico q

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