davis identified did not have any risk, pose any risk to davis or anyone else.eo in the elevator which showed mr. davis riding down the elevator with this other person and they were laughing and appeared certainly to have a good relationship, not one of a threat. the other person had no registered weapon. so, we felt comfortable and we told mr. davis, you know, with just this amount of information, there is really no crime and nothing more we're able to do. what can we do to make you feel safe? he said, i'm fine. we're going home in the morning. i'll be good. thanks for your help. so about 1:15, four hours, three or four hours later, our officers are over in the high rise area dealing with a different issue and see mr. davis in the hallway with a number of suitcases and bags. the officer oss approach him to say, hey, you okay? i thought you were going home tomorrow. mr. davis, again, acts in a fashion that isn't reasonable or logical. he wasn't able to make a lot of sense. so the officers saw his cell phone and asked him to call his parents. so, mr. davis calls

despite his confession, robert davis later insisted he was an innocent man.e first time an inmate would make this claim, but robert was about to get help proving it. would it be enough to persuade a governor? continuing with the interrogation, here's keith morrison. >> attorney steve rosenfield was in for a big surprise when he arrived at rocky fugett's prison. >> it was shocking. >> it certainly was. rocky wanted to sign a sworn affidavit saying robert davis was innocent, had nothing to do with the murders. >> that was pretty powerful for him to do that, considering his circumstances. nothing to gain. >> but rocky's admission wasn't enough to undo robert's confession. >> and then seven years into robert's prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. and there she was. laura nirider of northwestern university's innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she had heard about robert's case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert as we watched the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most i

the brexit secretary, david davis, said british business could now invest with confidence, and the uk would be free to negotiate new trade agreements during the transition process. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, has the latest. first thing this morning, and it was ireland's foreign minister who was in brussels meeting michel barnier, before david davis got there. his aim, to see to it that irish concerns remained uppermost in the brexit negotiations. simon coveney had begun the day tweeting that he was on an early flight to ensure there would be no backsliding on the irish border issue. after his meeting, a satisfied looking mr coveney said that solidarity with the eu partners remained strong. a little later, it was david davis's turn, hoping a transition deal could be secured, to do so was urgent with brexitjust a year away. are you confident today? we're determined, mr barnier said.

david davis is now taking the podium. mr.s confident that bridget leaders will welcome a deal reached. sarah, and a world that we're , whatg about trade wars this that do for the conversation? sarah: i think it as a level of certainty that we were still wondering about in terms of what the u.k. and european negotiations would look like, and so, that does remove part of it. i think where the issues between weree and the u.k. protections were stemming from. a lot of m&a with the trump administration. david: is this terribly good news for angela merkel? she is now the chancellor for another term, right? and she has her friend amanda macron working and now she has this cleared up. jay: i called the three main regions, call it research europe, led by merkel and macron. you are right about that. europe is put to bed for to demonstrate disintegration process more fully in the next couple of months, that is really what investors should be looking for. more integration from europe. david: sarah, let me jump ahead to the ec bp what doe

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billie winner-davis, let's begin with you. as you sit in reality's home, talk about what you understood happened that first weekend of june in 2017. walked us through this -- walk us through this. on june 3, reality returned from a trip to the grocery store and she was immediately approached by mail fbi agents at her home. they advised her that they had a search warrant -- search warrant's for her home, car, and her person. fully.perated with them they took her cell phone. they took her keys. they asked her if she had a place -- if she basically wanted to be interviewed here at her home or if she wanted to go down to the fbi office. she agreed to the interview here at her home. they asked if she had a place that they could interview her that was away from everything. she advised them that she did have a spare backroom, a bedroom here in the house. she advised them she was not comfortable going into that room. she called the room creepy and weird. they nevertheless letter to that led herinterview her -- to that room to intervie

the proof of it will come when we hear from david davis and michel barnier ata from david davis and michelin around half an hour's time and then if they publish any documents where we can actually see what they have agreed. and of course the proof of that will be what has the uk had to give up on and water down in terms of what it wa nted and water down in terms of what it wanted to get this far, and where is the eu won't comprise. but those are the eu won't comprise. but those are the details we have to wait for. but the details we have to wait for. but the signals privately are looking very positive. as you say we are waiting to detail. some have said the transition period if we are still subject all the rules is like an extension of membership rather than an actual change. what is the uk government want to be in that for it to be a transition period? first, the uk says the important thing to remember about the transition period is that legally the uk will be out of the eu. brexit will have happened. it is just that the terms of trade and cooperation with europe will be on roughly the sa

billie winner-davis, let's begin with you. as you sit in reality's home, talk about what you understood happened that first weekend of june in 2017. walked us through this -- walk us through this. on june 3, reality returned

i am leaving it to the prime minister and david davis to lead on those discussions. but you said it is yourjob to come up with the options, what is the current cabinet position on whether or not immigration should be included in the discussions on future partnership? it is for the prime minister to decide that. march now, 12 months until brexit day, and you are saying that the home office has not taken a position, never mind the government taking a position, you as home secretary have not taken a view on what the immigration proposals or objectives should be in the future partnership? i have provided and continue to provide the negotiators, i and david davis, with information they require in order to take forward there negotiations forfuture arrangement. but you have to make decisions for what is the best immigration arrangements for the country in the future. have you not taken any deal at all on what the best immigration objectives should be from the future partnership and negotiations? my commitment is to make sure

nick watt and david davis on the european tour.a very average star. but we can understand the universe. that makes us something very special." so said stephen hawking, who died in the early hours of this morning. he certainly understood the universe better than anyone. an undisputed national treasure, internationally admired, he was notjust a great physicist, he was a man who could frame the most brilliant and pithiest of quotes — a quality perhaps born of the necessity to be economical with words. we'll talk to his great scientific collaborator, sir roger penrose, in a moment. but first, we thought we'd get our technology editor david grossman to explain the physics for which stephen hawking will be remembered. all: 0h! stephen hawking! the world's smartest man! stephen hawking's place in popular culture is unrivalled. 0h! i think you are being pedantic. astounding. to think the lord created all this in just seven days! incorrect. it took 13.8 billion years. like einstein, on whose birthday he died, he came to epitomise the public

i don't know is the answer. >> one of davis jr.'friends who lives across the hall says he is a quiet kid. he didn't think was capable of this. >> something in him just must have gone wrong that day, i guess. >> and his friend also told us that davis seemed close with his parents, and his parents seemed supportive of him. what triggered all of this is now the subject of the police investigation. >> scott, thank you. >>> by the way, i want to ask you really quick. i understand there was something about the gun. what more have you learned about that? >> yeah, so this gun, as i mentioned, belonged to davis' father, a police officer in suburban chicago. though it is not clear at this point whether it was his service weapon or a personal gun. according to police here, despite the fact that he was a police officer, that gun was never even allowed to be on this campus. one other thing i should mention, ana, that's when police found davis, he was hypothermic. he was shivering outside, and he was brought to the hospital, ultimately. as of thi

those items sound like something 6th grader javon davies would enjoy.is what would go to his best friend cameron, in case he ever got killed at school.mariama davies, 6th grader's mother:"i could not believe it you know. i mean my child is in the 6th grade. this is something he should not be thinking about." writing a will-that's what javon and his friend wrote the other day after hearing his middle school received a threat.javon davies, 6th grader:"just in case something happened to one of us because some kids get rowdy, they might get somebody shot or something."but his will also had a special message.mariama davies, 6th grader's mother:"i said dear family. i love you all. you gave me the clothes on my back and you stuck with me all the time. love javon." and those words brought his mom mariana in tears.mariama davies, 6th grader's mother: "it's really hard because he's so young. he just shouldn't have to go through that period because for what? he's in 6th grade. you have a lot ahead of you."but with all the shootings and threats around the country,

at that point he was released to the hospital staff more than one hundred policemen looking for davis while the university community begins a tragic staats to spring break. well john hundred joins us now from central michigan university. seems to continue full the assailant. that's right so it's been many hours since james davis jr was believed to have killed his parents on the fourth floor of this dormitory building and police still know where he is they have been searching for many hours there is a helicopter overhead continuing to search form along with more than one hundred police officers and his parents are being mourned not far away in illinois father james davis sr was a police officer and he was a former army reservist who served in iraq his mother was a cancer survivor her name is dive but in illinois and here in michigan no one seems to know what happened in what upset this young man and left his two parents dead and why a family reunion here the beginning of spring break at this university in michigan ended in death and of course of the nation is already quite jittery afte

dead are his parents, father james davis sr. and mother diva. davis sr. police officer in suburban chicago and an iraq war veteran. his mother sold real estate. police say they have video of the suspect with a gun they say he got from his parents' car. >> what we know for sure is that the gun was registered to his father and that we saw that for sure he came from the parking lot into our residence hall. >> reporter: the shooting happened the friday before spring break, prompting an hours-long lockdown on campus. families picking up anxious students were told to wait at a nearby hotel. >> when she told me about it, i just -- my blood ran cold. >> reporter: police had taken davis jr. to a hospital the night before. they say he came to them not making sense for what they suspected were drug-related issues. tonight james davis jr., who authorities say appeared to be hypothermic and incoherent, is in custody at a michigan hospital. he is charged with two counts of homicide and a weapons felony. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> and now the swift reaction t

investigators say davis shot and killed his parents on friday inside of a campus dormitory. when they arrived to pick him up for spring break. they say officer spoke to davis thursday night during a drug-related incident but was released after questioning. >>> a fund set up to help families of victims from last years las vegas massacre has raised more than 31 million-dollar. organizers say more than 90,000 private and corporate donors have contributed. loved ones of the 58 people killed in the attack will receive $275,000, and survivors will, of course, also receive financial help. distribution is scheduled to begin on monday. >>> now back to that nor'easter that has claimed at least seven lives and caused millions of dollars worth of damage all across the coast. crews are working hard to restore power to 2 million customers. here's abc mark remlard with more. >> reporter: on the second day of the powerful nor'easter, high tide surging several feet in massachusetts pushing sea walls, at times, winds gusting up to 90 miles an hour blasting the water in to house s in, salisbur

davis sr. was a police officer in the chicago suburb of bellwood. >> if you encounter mr. davis, you should consider him to be armed and dangerous. >> reporter: central michigan is three hours northwest of detroit. today was the final day before students left for spring break. >> for those planning to come to campus to pick up their students for spring break, we would ask that you please stay off campus. >> reporter: anxious families were asked to wait at a nearby hotel. >> just happening all over the place and never would have thought it would have happened here, i police say they have security video of davis leaving the dorm and running down some nearby railway tracks but tonight he remains at large. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> we've got good news about the nationwide flu epidemic. the cdc says flu season has "definitely peaked" but warns it's still widespread in 45 states. another 17 children died from the flu last week, bringing the total number of pediatric deaths to 114 for the season. >>> it was another wild day on wall street after president trump doubled

davis is alleged to have shot his parents -- 48-year-old james davis, senior and 47-year-old diva davis -- when they came to pick him up for spring break. university police also said that someone from their department spoke with davis on thursday night. he had been transported to a local hospital due to what officers believed was a - quote - "drug-related" incident. (justine) at least six people have been killed in the fierce weekend storm that has hammered the north-east coast. more than 600-thousand people were without power from virginia to massachusetts. the storm also dumped heavy snow from ohio to new england and into upstate new york, where more than three feet of snow was recorded. nearly 15 million people remained under a coastal flooding warning today. reporter john cuoco spoke to people in plymouth county, massachusetts who have been inundated with flood water. waves higher than houses spilled into neighborhoods in scituate, taking the brunt of a massive storm that saw widespread flooding and heavy winds.midnight's high tide crested at 14.5 feet - three feet above flood stage

davis. how do you react to that? >> you are talking about reas assessment of something enacted into law, to keep track of what it said, how far off the spending it was, that can be a tricky thing to do and almost impossible. depends on changes you enacted. if you make changes to existing program and the changes get all wrapped up what exists under current law it may be difficult to parse out those changes versus what occurs under current law. if you create a new program, for example, like congress did on medicare part-d, prescription drug benefit, that is something that can be tracked and cbo kept track of their estimates versus how it actuallyat turned out. as folks are aware, their estimates were too high initially. the cost of prescriptionw drug benefit wasn't as originally estimated. i think that is in part what a baseline is. you take stock, every few months where current law spending is now, parsing by individual programs like that is more of a challenge. i think for new programs that have been enacted it is a

davies will never forget, he wins his first cap.them to the quarterfinals of this season ‘s european champions cup. his team mate gareth davies says he has fitted in well with the wales squad. he was like most of the first couple of days, quiet but he's found his feet now! he's louder than anyone now! —— he was like a mouse at first. wales have had trouble in the past when making sweeping changes but the coach insists there is plenty of experience in the team. they go into the game effectively out of the title running following successive losses against england and ireland. but they are targeting two home victories to end this six nations campaign. thomas davitt, bbc news, cardiff. scotland had been from a big end to the tournament, edinburgh wing blair kinghorn will make his first start for scotland in place of injured winger tommy seymour when they face ireland in dublin in the six nations on saturday. blair kinghorn came on as a replacement during the winter of england and is the only change as coach greg townsend sticks with 1a

or campus police at central michigan university say they took nineteen year old james eric davis jr to a hospital thursday night due to a drug related incident on friday morning the parents who came to take him back to suburban chicago for spring break were dead police could not say why eric davis sr was a former army national guard officer and part time policeman who had served in iraq his wife was a cancer survivor the shooting put the university on lockdown leaving students behind closed doors helicopters and police cruisers scouring the area for a wanted gunman the gunman left no note no explanation in the shooting coming just two weeks after another nineteen year old gunned down seventeen people at a high school in florida increases pressure on president donald trump and congress to increase restrictions on guns in america vice president mike pence was in detroit a two hour drive from the shooting in mount pleasant michigan our hearts go out to the fall and everyone in the mount pleasant community that's been impacted and especially to the local state and federal agencies who a

on the apprehension and the investigation the night before the shooting davis was picked up by police steam your police department did have contact with the involved in the virtual last evening at some point in the evening he was transported to mclaren hospital due to what officers believe may be drug related type incident an overdose or a bad reaction to the drugs at that point he was released to the hospital staff more than one hundred policeman an hour looking for davis while the university community begins a tragic start to spring break. for al-jazeera. well still ahead here on al-jazeera and neither of us can have exactly what we want. but i am confident that we can reach agreement british prime minister treason made sets out her vision but big divisions remain with the european union over the ukase of departure terms. does europe shivers in subzero snow storms across the atlantic fierce winds back to the east coast of the us those stories on the other side of the break to stay with us. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. have th

police say the victims are the suspect's parents james davis and diva davis. the father was a part-time police officer. >> james davis touched everybody's lives in a positive manner. the people he worked with along with the residents. >> authorities say davis was involved in another incident on campus thursday and was transported to the hospital possibly over a bad reaction to drugs. the michigan shooting happened on the last day of classes before spring break as parents were picking up children. back to you. >> central michigan university has about 23,000 students. parents trying to get their children had to go to a nearby hotel to pick them up. >>> the white house was put on lock-down today after gunshots rang out near the north lawn. turned out to be a suicide. secret service says nobody was hurt but it certainly caused a scare as police flooded the area. the president and first lady weren't home at the time. they are in florida but they are expected to return to the white house this evening. president trump could be making a stop in california later this m

david davis.ing on the government, to intervene on the {7.4 billion takeover of british signed gkn. during the hearing of the business committee, the union united under a group of mps who wrote the the secretary clark to block the takeover. they're very clear national security implications. it's also about our future defence capabilities moving forward. we have a plan for future we are involved in, notjust existing products, the airbus industry elsewhere in europe, but also involved in significant product development, r&d15 year contracts. with contractors in the united states as well. it's about maximizing share of values. if you can get away with it that is very well, that is not good for uk. what i know, is it buy, sell short term business model. we have a long—term business model where we invest in technologies for the long—term, i am an engineer, i worked, i have been on the board, i know what it takes in this business to deliver, and i know for a customer, a shorter programme is seven years,

demarcus davis. jorge turkoo. alicia sandoval. >> hi. i just want to thank you for everything that you did. when randy kwon and i showed up at your office to meet danny, you were really great. the conservatory has been great. we're getting ready to go to beautiful units and to have the opportunity to live in such a nice place after living in a dump for so many years, is really nice. i'm not going to take up a whole lot of time. i just want to say that at first when we found out that our building was being torn down, we were so squared that we would be homeless and in the street and we all met downtown stairs and we decided that we wanted to stay together as a community and that we wanted to live where we live. because we had decided this together, i -- you know, it's important to acknowledge that this was a community effort. and i speak up because i'm that kind of person, but i don't want to pretend that i was something better than my neighbors because, you know, they stood up, too. and i just hope that this gets passed so we can get acr

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congressman davis, to you first.situation especially if the one that is picked is that one that has the slats where border patrol agents can see to the other side. surely that is some type of metal. i will imagine steel is involved there. this is a positive-negative story, how do you see it? >> i agree with my colleague john here, there are parts of the southern border where we need a structure. you talk to local law enforcement, they're seeing heroin and ice come up through the border and devastate the rural community us that serve. when we talk about steel tariffs, the president has yet to lay out his final plan, what he's been able to do in central illinois, we had a steel manufacturing facility that shut down because of the illegal dumping of foreign subsidized steel from other countries. we wrote language to change the adjudication process to make it better, liz, but it wasn't doing enough to save 2,000 jobs in granite city, illinois. because of the president's plan, u.s. steel is reopening that plant in granite

in moments we will be joined by bailey davis.th trace gallagher with the back story. >> sandra, in recent years the nfl has certainly struggled with sexual harassment issues. now former new orleans saints cheerleader bailey davis is accusing the team of having two sets of rules, one for the players and one for the cheerleaders who are all women. the saints fired bailey davis after she posted an instagram photo in a one piece outfit. even though her instagram account is private. the says the picture violates rules that prohibit cheerleaders from appearing lewd, seminude or in long lingerie. attending a party with saints players. the team has a policy that requires cheerleaders to avoid contact with players both in person and online. for example, cheerleaders have to block players have from their social media account. and if a cheerleader walks into a restaurant where a player is dining, she has to leave. and if she is dining in a restaurant and a player walks in, she still has to leave. the team says the rules are designed to prot

may be able to hear a helicopter overhead that helicopter continues to search this campus for eric davis jr now the killing allegedly happened on the fourth floor of the building behind me his parents were found dead there and he has been missing eric davis jr has ever since this morning some of his clothes were apparently found on the train tracks nearby which police say suggests that he was trying to change his look that he was trying to get away meanwhile in plainfield illinois several hours from here there is mourning for both of his parents eric davis sr was an army national guardsman who served in iraq he was a part time police officer and police there have said they are mourning his. mother . she was a cancer survivor as well so there are a lot of people in illinois not far from here who are wondering what happened police here are wondering what happened in there are still more than one hundred police officers from several different agencies searching all over this campus and that's going to be a big search because spring break just started today that means much of this campus is

davis' dad was an illinois police officer.ice now investigating whether his service revolv that shooting. >>> and there's a potential break in the fight against the d in prome so far, but it's still was this was the second war main break in as many days in the same neighborhood.5-year-old pi just giving out. >>> and as hollywood gets ready worst out worst actor? that goes to tom cruise for "the mummy" and worst actress, that went to a man tyler perry in "boo 2: madea halloween." >>> when we come back -- it's not just nominated for best song, it is now an anthem about being different. the story behind "this is me." ♪ burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these fe grew into a free-wheeling a kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old but i couldn't br my diabetic nerve pain any longer, ketoescribed lyr and made old nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, s

linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: it was an ending only hollywood could write.s after frances mcdormand nabbed the oscar for best actress in a leading role, the coveted award wasn't in her hands. but with this man. >> look it, baby. my team got this tonight. >> reporter: 10:05 p.m., mcdormand's oscar is being engraved with her name. 10:35 p.m., first reports that mcdormand's oscar is missing. >> i lost my oscar. >> reporter: shortly after, bryant begins streaming a facebook live video with his stolen golden treasure. and by 11:50 last night -- >> we did it. >> reporter: -- bryant was arrested for grand theft by the lapd. according to his rap sheet, not his first brush with the law. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> oh, boy. >> after they were reunited, mcdormand and the oscar went on a date at a burger joint. the alleged thief went to jail. charged with grand theft. much more on "good morning america." >> might have had his burger in the po po though. you never know. >>> three employees of a chicago-area day care are facing charges accused of giving a class f

davis was treated any differently on account of her sex. >> it's not fair.ork just as hard growing up to be a dancer as the football players did. >> reporter: davis says she is not trying to get her job back. she just wants equal treatment both on and off the field. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> just ahead, a family, friends, and members of the nba want answers about the police-involved shooting of unarmed stephon clark. you're watching "early today." hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. and try children's zyrtec® for consistently powerful relief of your kid's allergies. mother...nature! sure smells amazing... even in accounts receivable. gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. why do people put why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you,

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according to police, security footage shows davis jr.n the parking lot returning to the residence hall with miss father's handgun. inside of his dorm room police say he shot and killed both of his parents. >> we read about shooters on campuses across this country and come communities. we talk about it. we practice what would happen if it happens here. and never envisioned it could happen at central michigan university. we are a safe community. we are a safe campus but, yesterday, we demonstrated the ability to deal with the inconceivable. >> reporter: the police search stretched almost 16 hours until a train operator spotted davis jr. near the tracks on campus, barely half a mile from his dorm. >> i don't know if he hid someplace and we missed him. i don't know if he wasn't in that area when we searched it and doubled back. i don't know is the answer. >> reporter: one of davis jr.'s friends who lives across the hall says he is a quiet kid and he didn't think was capable of this. >> something in him just must have gone wrong that day, i g

the crash on 880 at davis has been cleared. but the traffic is very slow still.ngs are getting better in the southbound direction. you can see for yourself i can put up a picture of southbound 880 and it's no longer slow out of a area near high street of the northbound we see slow track. the freeway is a mess in the northbound direction that's the typical commute direction getting up to downton oakland. give yourself extra time to do any of the commutes the bay bridge backed up to the maze and the traffic is slow on east shore freeway as well. this is some of the east bay road sensors. 680 is slow. 880 is filling in and the crash is clear. now more slow traffic getting through into hayward. san mateo and dunn barton bridge not too bad. 6:49 let's bring in steve for the weather. >>> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> we have off and on rain today. some of it steady and some heavy. and there's some breaks in the clouds and the air mass is really dense right now. very saturated so off and on rain today. tomorrow, the front comes through. i think tomorrow morning we a

the brexit secretary, david davis, and the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, say it is a decisiveard. they announced this morning that they've reached agreement on a large part of the deal for britain's departure from the eu — from the rights of eu citizens, to the transition period and how much the uk will pay. but how to avoid a hard border in ireland is still an issue. the announcement comes ahead of an eu summit later this week which the prime minister hopes will pave the way for talks on trade. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticus, is in brussels. today has been a busy day here in brussels, david davis called it a significant step, mr barnier called ita significant step, mr barnier called it a decisive step. the outline agreement for this transition period that would come in in one year's time when the uk leads the eu, the link all the rules and trading freely but there are crucial issues remain an earlier today the irish foreign minister was here to make sure the irish border issue was not overlooked. first thing this morning and it was the irish foreign minister who

man from illinois, davis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. caves: -- mr. davis: thank you to my colleague, chairman goodlatte, thank you, mr. speaker. i know i'm not supposed to be able to recognize people in the gallery because it's a breach of the house rules. i won't mention to the viewers that there are a lot of students in the dwalry today -- gallery today seeing the political process at work. this is an opportunity for everyone to get to understand what it means to affect public policy in this great country. and we're glad and we want to hear more from students throughout this nation about what you think our government can do to make this country better. i just want to come here to talk about today being the -- exactly a month since a parents' worst nightmare came true for many in park lapd, florida. the school they send their kids to was attacked. this issue is personal -- parkland, florida. the school they send their kids to was attacked. this issu

diva and james davis. it started when shots rang out before 8:30 local time friday morning in one of the student residence halls. sending the campus into a lockdown. >> call 911 if you see the individual. he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: thursday night, davis was taken by police to a local hospital for a drug-related issue. >> he was released to hospital staff. we are calling it a family domestic issue. >> reporter: the exact details of what happened leading up to the shooting are not yet known. the lockdown was a harrowing wait for families coming to pick up children for spring break. >> it is happening all over the place. i never thought it would happen here. >> reporter: the suspect is in police custody awaiting formal charge and the motive is a mystery. >> david, thank you. >>> president trump is at his florida estate this morning taking a break from the tumultuous week at the white house. this morning, a lot of questions about the president's surprise tariff announcement that

philip davis? >> mr. speaker, last year i attended a meeting in the house of lords organized by the human rights campaign baroness cox, which three very brave women told us their harrowing tales of how they had been treated and discriminated against by sharia councils. it's amazing, mr. speaker how noisy feminists in this place are so quiet about this issue when women have been discriminated against so blatantly in this country. isn't it time -- isn't it time this alternative discriminatory form of justice is no longer tolerated in this country? >> can i -- can i say to my honorable friend that we're very clear that there is one rule of law in the united kingdom. that is british law. but he's right and i mice have also heard stories from individual women who have had been discriminated or felt that they've been discriminated and treated badly as a result of cisions for sharia courts. that's why when hi was home secretary, i set up the review into sharia courts. and that is a review that i believe is recen

david davis. by crown prince mohammad bin salman. with the queen. on women driving. and its involvementar in yemen. as amnesty international confirms. in saudi arabia? from saudi arabia to this... are shouting "shame". of potentially hundreds of people in this country! where it's backing attempts to restore the country's president. advisers are directing the war. it cannot be right that her government... in what the united nations says is evidence of war crimes. lessons to be learned on that. theresa may. to have it aired in parliament? online petitions to parliament. so, how does the system work? click on a link to set up your own petition. to give a response. debated in parliament. they reached the magic 100,000 figure. we look at them quite carefully. carefully. debated recently and it would be repeating a debate. repeating a debate. have referred to things that the government can not deal with. government can not deal with. have a set of criteria that we look at. and how you do you decide? what kind of things are you looking for in a petition? to take that forward. that 100,000 thre