>> not surprised he raised bill broward. he was one of the early investors in russia when they started to move towards a market economy. largest foreign investor at one point and then bill broward has long maintained and as a successful book out called "red notice" where he claims he was ripped off by government officials and then murdered his lawyer by not giving him medical treatment while he was in prison as a result, bill broward is the guy behind the law which has led to russians not being able to travel to the united states, using visas as a weapon and vladimir putin is consistently extremely angry about bill broward who is a uk citizen not an american citizen. i'm not surprised that he raised it he's been asked about it before and he made it clear how angry he is. he'll be on closing bell later today. one observation i had but a small one. twice vladimir putin used the word "these negotiations." the president of the united states never used the word "negotiation." called it meeting, engagement. i don't know if that's

before a lot more people died that day. >> reporter: the suit naming several officials including browardcot peterson. both have come under fire for their response to the february 14th shooting in parkland, florida where gunman nikolas cruz killed 17 students and one teacher. >> this is a shot at specific law enforcement officials who failed the students on that particular day. >> reporter: the lawsuit coming on the heels of the bombshell revelation mental health counselors told cruz's mother she shouldn't let him buy guns that according to sheriff from pinellas county. linda cruz allegedly ignored those warnings putting him into a program he never completed for trouble teens. >> maybe there needs to be a cap on the number of offenses with a diversion program with need to look into it further. >> reporter: in a separate legal action, lawyers asking the broward county school system to release cruz's school records. several families say they will give insight into his behavior before the mass killing. in new york, julie banderas, fox news. ♪[ music ] >> mayor of the city and county of san f

let me tell you something different, the difference between broward county and polk county.e guardians came to work in the academy and we all addressed them. and i'm never going to forget what sheriff grady told these new cadets. he told them and addressed them in the classroom. he said when you're at work and you see someone coming into that school and they're ready to hurt or kill one of our kids or teachers, i want you to shoot them graveyard dead. if you can't shoot them graveyard dead then we don't want you in this program and the door is over there and this job is not for you, so-- >> when you heard what scott peterson said, do you not believe it, don't accept it? the fact that he said i'm sorry, this was never meant to be an about being afraid to go in, he thought the shots were from outside, et cetera. what do you think? >> neil, that's all him just trying to cover up. he knew where to go. the guy drove him on the golf cart right to the building. he actually heard the shots when he was at the door that killed aaron feis and then he retreated back behind the wall and

. >> we heard president putin speaking to the world about bill broward. if the u.s. maybe let's us talk to bill broward. he talked about michael mcfall who is a frequent guest here. this is serious. the russian president is naming americans and targeting them. we have got indictments that have a legal basis for charging russians and vladimir putin is putting names out there. >> exactly and it is a big difference between having probable cause that leads to an indictment and just grabbing names of people you know they are after. this goes back to the meeting in trump tower when we were talking about the act. this has been a sore point for the russians ever since it passed. we now how well that ended for him and we need to have a president who is willing to stand up and say to the face of the president of russia, we know that you hacked our election. we know you interfered and tried to disrupt our democracy but we would not allow that. it will not happen. we are taking actions to stop it. he did not say that. he said i can't see why it would be russia. and trying to say

podesta came out every single day after that and they suddenly stopped. >> gregg broward, let me turn to you, we look at this indictment and isolation. it raises a lot of questions of how it fits in. give me your sense of that. we talked about there is not any names in the dime. what are you looking for? >> this is a significant development and attribute to all of the hard work of d.o.j. lawyers and fbi agents have been putting in this for months now. i don't expect it will be the last shoe to drop. this is the best evidence of this russia conspiracy that we have seen and in general terms reach the conclusion that this russia's effort to interfere with the election did take place. this is again, a significant development and a lot of work that remains to be done and the mueller team will be busy going forward to say the least. >> we learn about organization one. victims are not named as we heard from rod rosenstein as we heard from him, what does it say of the approach where he talked about the political call and context. how unordthodox that you don't have those names? >> it is commo

lincoln broward made sure you and the rest of the world heard it.was fascinated by butterflies from a very young age. he first began studying the monarch while getting his ph.d. in zoology in yale in the 1950s. over a life's worth of work, he made his own station the world's, turning the monarch into a celebrity of the animal kingdom. the butterflies travel south for the winter, flying thousands of miles together from the united states to the mountains of central mexico. dr. broward marveled at what he called the micro computer in the monarch's tiny brain that allows it to travel to one specific area of mexico without ever having been there before. in the 1980s, he worked with the mexico government to create sanctuaries in the forest where the monarchs farther. thanks largely to the doctor, the butterflies are a station to tourists and skervconservationi. he said the monarch is just as valuable as the mona lisa. he died last home in his home in virginia. he was 86-year-old old. november 17th is national take a hike day. not like, "get outta here" ta

s cell broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to endanger their lives or anybody else like a little and as nasty and as disrespectful unprofessional. look god or they are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with. did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. aren't. you and your logic reason i'm. not i am i am just freedom of religion no i'm not a very. protective chemist mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start. to investigate the sheriff its political enemies so he was sort of like you know all. pulp fiction posted for this year and. i don't think it work that way because he admitted to a very thing when. the male voice called him on the phone so if someone attacks. you might have given. can his life a part time. job. that's right. you want to kno

s cell broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else like a liberal and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. with my dog or. i'm not going to stoop to the level to be a. reason i did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. that were under your watch. aren't. you and your logic reason i'm. not i don't want freedom of religion come out of there. are three tenths of kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction when i was supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way because he admitted. everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so if someone attacks. you mi

. >> greg broward, do you agree with that? i'm also curious to get your sense of how things have changed now that we know the tape exists. your reaction just to the existence of this tape and what dan had to say about the prospect of releasing all of them, should there be more. >> i think, once again, dan and i are on the same page in terms of the way we see this one. it's an interesting development. it appears that as though there will be more to come. and this is a good example, if i might, of the concern that doj has had with respect to the russia investigation. and that is, we have -- you have members of congress asking for documents that may -- may relate to the special counsel's equities, and doj has been reluctant as a result to produce documents that might be evidence in that ongoing criminal investigation. the subject of an ongoing investigation would always like to know as much as possible about what the government has. but it's just not appropriate and it's not the way criminal investigations are done. >> dan, last

who lived through the the deadly mass shooting in marjory stoneman douglas high school have sued browardcounty almost five months since the massacre. filing a federal lawsuit claiming their civil rights have been violated specifically naming county school superintendent robert runsy, sheriff scott israel, the school resource officer on duty that day, and other law enforcement officials. the students say they've suffered severeg officials of extreme deliberate indifference to the students' constitutional rights by knowingly failing tone gauged with that recognized threat. >>> president obama may be long gone from 1600 pennsylvania avenue but according to a new poll he isn't far from many americans' hearts. 44% of americans say obama did the best job of any president in their lifetime. the runner-up was bill clinton, who got 33% of the vote in the same poll, and in a close third ronald reagan, who got 32%. >>> and now to the massive inferno at a gas station and it's making many car aficionados tear up after not one but two lamborghinis were set ablaze. yep, beautiful cars there. one of the

s hill broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else a little bit and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. look my dog they are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with the reason i did it right. for me well. there are rules. that. aren't. there a lot. you know not i don't know i am just freedom of. the mother very. protective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction you know he's supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way. because he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so if someone attacks. you might have given. you can his life apar

whatever is happening especially whatever happened last last night in broward county after the and also went off verdict against up the imminent leader of an evil bussy then about slogans by the so by his supporters against some state institutions so i think that said he must be prevented and i hope that the military will not interfere. electoral process or a different it should be very careful michel we will get to a promise in just about i just want to pick up. on that point that you make kind of his sentence yes there on saturday he was given a life sentence three days four days before the vote but this is a case that's been pending in court for six or seven years and many people as you just said do point to the military having pressured the courts to pass that sentence and it's not the only one of its kind is it that we've seen against p.l.m. and candidates. you see i am following this case since last six years and actually . the narcotics force is involved in this case and the narcotics force is headed by a serving army officer and he was complaining since since last three four yea

. >> reporter: naming several officials, including broward county sheriff scott israel, and school resourcerson, both have come under fire for the response to the february 14 shooting, in parkland, florida. where gunman nikolas cruz killed 17 students and one teacher. >> this is a shot at specific law enforcement officials who failed the students on that particular day.>> reporter: the lawsuit coming on the heels of the bomb shell revelations, mental health officials told nikolas cruz's mother that he should buy guns. according to pinellas county he says that linda crews ignored those concerns. putting them into a diversion program for troubled teens, a program he never completed. >> there needs to be a cap on the number of offenses in the diversion program, to show that there is more need to look into it further. >> reporter: lawyers asked the school system to release the school records, several families saying they will give insight into his behavior before the mass killing. in new york, fox news. strut in alaska, 11 people were rescued after their small crane plash, on prince of wales is

high school shooting in florida filed a federal lawsuit today naming several officials including the browardounty sheriff scott israel and school resource officer scot peterson under fire for their response to the shooting where 17 students were killed and a teacher, as well. >> this is a shot at specific law enforcement officials who failed the students on that particular day. >> the lawsuit follows a revelation that mental health counselors told cruz's mother she shouldn't let him buy guns. police say the mother ignored those concerns. school officials instead put cruz know a diversion program for troubled teens, a program he vecompleted. >>> an instagram model had a close call during a photo shoot in the while she was swimming with nurse sharks. one of the sharks bit her arm and dragged her under the water. nurse sharks are said to be harmless unless they are stepped on. the 19-year-old model said she just leaned back into the water and that's when the shark attacked. and also said that her as a surfer may have saved her from losing her arm. >> it was a big accident, what happened, and i

friend, who would meet with him as a volunteer translator at the broward transitional center in south florida, and immigrant detention center. >> did he tell you what he most feared if you were deported to eritrea? testimony said in his is they asked him what would happen if he went back to eritrea. jailid i might go to the or torture or even be killed. amy: do you believe that the u.s. reporting -- deporting him was a death sentence? >> that is what i believe, eritrea isthey know , why didace right now for thato get deported situation? he ended up killing himself. held in friend of a man the u.s. applying for political asylum, he was denied an deported, and took his own life on the way back to eritrea. i wanted to put that question to aw allo. what will happen to the siation in era try a has described? eritrea that vanessa has described? ol: the conditions are not just economic in relation to this area. i think there is also a human element that comes out of this. government can consistently use this situation as justification. now, if the security situation in ethiopia is no longer

putin claims mcfaul is an associate of bill broward.along with his lawyer exposed a web of fraud and deception. then mitt it in ski died in jail. that lead to a global mat it in ski act. to put it very frankly, lots have been sanctioned under that law and putin really, really, really hates it. so now putin is trying to get his hands on browder and anyone else he thinks is accused of it. ambassador mcfaul is back. we now know putin and trump talked about it behind closed doors. >> does president trump support that idea? is he open to the idea? >> the president's going to meet with his team and we'll let you know when we have an announcement on that. >> is that a topic ta came up in their confirmation? >> there was some conversation about it, but there wasn't a commitment made on behalf of the united states, and the president will work h team. >> the man of the moment mike mcfaul is with us now. ambassador mcfaul, it's good to have you on the show, but especially today. let me go over what's happening this morning. you've seen a growing c

so with me now, greg broward, former u.s.former assistant director of congressional affairs of the fbi. greg, first on this, just what do you make of this immunity for five people? what does that tell you? a fairly standard process and the prosecutor tells the court and special counsel mueller tells the court to reach immunity deals with five witnesses. in other words, offered immunity in exchange for immunity and part of the process to formalize that grant ordering them to testify because they're clearly not in jeopardy of being prosecuted for what they say and the fifth amendment rights don't apply because of the deal reached with special counsel mueller. >> got it. >> what it tells me is as most of us suspected is that the mueller team has been able to co-op some witnesses in this -- we suspect that these five by way of immunity deals and typically that type of testimony can be very powerful. >> gotcha. let me move on and ask you, of course, in the wake of the president's comments this not referencing what we just saw at t

it accuses broward county and several local officials of violating the civil rights of survivors by failingooter nikolas cruz. the suit states they suffer from severe psychological injury and trauma. specifically named is former deputy scott peterson who failed to confront the gunman on that day. 17 people were killed in that massacre. >>> los angeles woman accused of an assault on a 91-year-old man is being held on $200,000 bail. authorities charged 30-year-old jones with assault with a deadly weapon. she's accused of attacking rodolfo rodriguez with a concrete block a week ago today and enlisting a group of men to join in. rodriguez suffered injuries to his face, ribs, back and and. one witness says the attacker was heard telling the victim to go back to mexico. >>> nevada's first execution using the synthetic opioid fentanyl has been postponed. scott dozier was scheduled to die by lethal injection tonight. however a temporary injunction was -- there was a lawsuit accusing the nevada departmenit. >>> the social media website rolling out new programming today. >>> flowers and wine usually

. >> great setup, phil please stick around for the conversation we want to bring in carl broward, autoy blue book executive publisher to discuss the june numbers along with his take on the threat of global auto tariff welcome, carl. how do you read today's number as phil outlined looked pretty good. >> looked great. even as car sales have collapsed, truck and suv sales more than made up for it the overall impact is still growth, and truthfully growth in higher profit vehicles so it is still great news for the automakers today. >> phil, did you hear bob lutz he came on, a veteran of the industry, very supportive of what president trump is doing to lower the barriers and address concerns like europe charging tariffs on american cars that go in at the same time you have all of the major automakers, as you have been reporting like gm -- >> right. >> -- warning against this move from president trump how is the industry looking at this >> the industry is worried primarily because of, one, there's no certainty and when there's uncertainty in any business, but especially the auto industry, the

now to be completely candid i don't know what you know about florida politics, but broward county isot rubio country. it's a very liberal part of florida and so marco rubio showing up two weeks before would have been-- [inaudible] but, he knew what he was getting intow and i admire that he went there. governor scott did not go and president trump did not go and republican leaders of the state senate and statehouse did not go even though they were all invited. rubio was the only republican officials and people were angry and i took some heat for not stopping, i mean, i tried to calm the room a few times but i took some heat for not stopping students or parents when they went after the nra are marco rubio or anyone else, but the truth is i wasn't going to say to some dad w who just lost his 14-year old daughter that you need to have more respect, i mean, he just lost his daughter, you know. if you don't like it, turn it off. >> what i admired was your restraints. you held back and you let people talk. i thought that was the whole point. >> letting them talk. letting them vent. we fancy

now , too be completely candid i don't know what you know about politics but broward county is not rubio country. it's a very liberal part of florida. marco rubio showed up two weeks before would have been harassed in that room but he knew what he was getting into and i admire that he went there. governor scott did not go and president trump did not go republican leaders of the state senate and statehouse houston ago. rubio was the only skin office there were angry and i took heat for not stopping -- i tried to calm the room a few times but i took heat for not stopping students or parents when they went after dana from the n nra marco rubio was on his way to say this and that which is lost his 14 -year-old daughter you need to have a little more respect for the senator. he just lost his daughter. if you don't like it, turn it off. >> what i admired is your street. you back and you let people talk about the whole point of it. >> letting them dent and it wa was -- we all fancied ourselves as "power in journalism but that was the most example of speaking to power that i've ever seen. fiftee

they say broward county school personnel and officers are responsible for the physical and emotional it blames some for not stopping the gunman during the attack but also says the school superintendent and sheriff knew that he posed a threat and did not increase security. >>> a san francisco native has again made history in her hometown. london breed is the first black woman to serve as the city's mayor. she was sworn in at san francisco city hall. she won a tight race in a special election last month and takes over a city with low unemployment and a growing economy, but it also faces problems with homelessness and high cost of living. >> congratulations to her. >>> the nato summit isn't all politics and diplomacy. there are also balloons, a lot of them. >> they came courtesy of, you see her there, an aerial dancer. she floated down, this is the stage at the opening ceremony in brussels, suspended by blue and white balloons. >> she got closer to the ground and all the dignitaries, it was time for her to add a few more flips, and there was a jazz band. what was that song they were pla

i'm a product of the broward county school system. i know these kids. i am one of these kids. i needed to do right by them. i have been very active on twitter for years. really just posting about food and my kids. and funny things. stupid memes. [laughter] i used to be hilarious on twitter. now i am very serious, with political stuff. i knew that for the handful of people that were following me, they were seeing what i was saying and i did not take that responsibility lightly. beyond that, as the yearbook advisor, and a journalism teacher, i had to -- whenever we would go back to school, i had to finish out the year. i had to teach my journalism kids. we were in the middle of our social media unit when everything happened. i had a yearbook to finish. when everything happened. i knew that i needed to work on things at school with the students as far as social media and the journalism and of things. -- the journalism end of things. but i had strong feelings, too. i had things that i wanted to say. the day after the incident, i cannot tell you -- i felt like i was on a media tour

i know that in broward county they did have some assessment protocol.hools across the kun cantry, they have different practices. this will promote where you can have best practices. >> all right. lina alathari, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> ahead, we'll show you some of newest products in studio 57 with us and look at the questions over their accuracy and security. you're watching "cbs this morning." this is customizable streaming tv for your family, whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a woman banged on drums to gr get a mountain lion to leave her home. it wandered around her home and lied down on the couch and took a nap. apparently she liked the drummer. >> she used the iphone from the

. >> me pasaron a otro y despuÉs me mandaron a broward, el centro de detenciÓn que muy conocido porquelidad de vida y las cosas funcion funcionan. >> el error haber manejado. >> pero manejado sin licencias. >> es un delito >>> podrÍas haber tomado un uber, bicicleta, algo pero en base a eso. >> pero crÉeme que iba a manejar sin licencia a la gente que to tiene residente ciudadanos como en florida, en california sÍ se puede!. >> entonces vamos con tu esposa. >> cÓmo enfrentaste el arresto de tu esposo? >>> cuando te enteras que estÁ arrestado quÉ piensas?. 4 la verdad que fue como estaba cayendo el mundo porque fui realmente solo en mi paÍs. >> la verdad que yo digo que lo que me dio fortaleza fue agarrarme de la mano de dios nunca dejÓ de tener fe en Él. >> siempre estuve fe en dios que iba a salir. y asÍ fue porque la amenaza era que lo deportara o regresar a venezuela. >> ¿cÓmo le explicaste a mi chiquito? >>> porque me decÍa mamÁ, en dÓnde estÁ mi papa, no se preocupes estÁ trabajando, tanto a fue la ausencia que Él me decÍa, serÁ que se fue al cielo, no lucas va a volver nunca deja

we reported on it when broward university had american flag as a doormat.fter the election of donald trump. this has been going on for a while. it is the culture it is also what the professors are teaching these young people. i know these movements were in schools everybody gets a troves be. before it was like all about being number one and now sort about we are all participating. no one's better than anyone else. we are teaching young people that you really shouldn't work that hard. if you roll up your sleeves. what is hard-working americans do. we roll up our sleeves and we try to make this place a better place. instead we are creating a generation of gender of young people. everything should be given to them. this is such an entitlement generation. and although i would love to blame the young people this is what they are being taught from secondary education all the weight till they get on the college campus. we have have the luxury of thinking this way. in other countries they are working hard. they want to embrace all the things that america provides.