peter dench has retails for miami gardens. >> reporter: two days after shots were fired after carol city high school wednesday, hitting a window, stanley ragan reportedly a gang member seen leaving the school with a gun is in custody. >> i really want to think the public for the information they provided to us, the tips that came in. mister reagan surrendered himself today to our investigators. we were able to get this person office treat. >> reporter: tips and technology help police with this case. sedric artemis who police say shot and wounded reagan as >> we take pride in the fact that our agency was able to solve this crime. secondly, even though there were no victims at carol city senior high school, i think we averted a tragedy. >> reporter: on thursday, a stray bullet -- peers a classroom in coconut grove. landing near a teacher and four students like trent 25 with special needs. outside carol city high school, pastors and a city council member prayed and called for the community to help police. >> the ones that are doing yourself. >> every time i turn on my tv, a child or student

i thought, there is judy dench. i'm not half as good as her.said my nerve went and had to be coaxed back on the states. he stood outside himself. we were talking about it earlier, when the third eye looks down and thinks, i can't do it. there is no way back. charlie: is it because you don't know where you are going or work brings you so much purpose the next day you have no focus? mr. eyre: it's a mixture of that. a mixture of needing your identity to be validated. it is also, there is a wonderful poem by an american poet called "the end of the war." the last line is i could hear the dust falling between the walls. that is what it is like for me, when the noise stops. the silence is frightening and depressing. charlie: how did you come to deal with it? charlie: do you have to have medication the rest of your life? mr. eyre: no, no. i got better. charlie: it does not stop you from working. we just did, a couple of young people talking about bipolar. the number of people who have had bipolar depression and who have been enormously creative and us

i thought, there is judy dench. i'm not half as good as her.t -- nervef went and had to be coaxed back on the states. he stood outside himself. itwere talking about earlier, when the third eye looks down and thinks, i can't do it. there is no way back. charlie: you had an interesting life beyond theater. you went through depression. mr. eyre: i did. quite bad depression. it's an occupational hazard. the work of very intensely on a piece of work and then it stops. the day after it stops, if you don't have the ammunition to there is at, i find desolation. because you don't know where you are going or work brings you so much purpose the next day you have no focus? it's a mixed year of that. a mixture of needing your be validated. it is also, there is a wonderful called an american poet "the end of the war." hearast line is i could the dust falling between the walls. that is what it is like for me, when the noise stops. the silence is frightening and depressing. charlie: how did you come to deal with it? mr. eyre: i acknowledged it. i wrote about i

peter dench cbs 4 news. >>> the chairman of the senate judiciary committee says he won't bring up the proposal for a hearing. he has the power to kill any bill that comes through his committee by refusing to hear it. the open carry proposal was passed in the state house but will not be taken up by the senate. >>> a woman from new zealand is protesting at the aquarium. danielle dolls spent four days in a bathtub outside the attraction. she says she's simulating the killer whale's life in captivity. she plans to hold her protest for 30 days to raise awareness. >> it's cruel. they're wild and they don't belong in captivity. it's animal cruelty and it's all about profit. saying there's no evidence lolita would survive if she were to be moved from her home. it would be wreckless and cruel to treat her life as an experiment. >>> the florida winners of the powerball jackpot were finally revealed. the couple came forward at a news conference today in tallahassee. cbs 4 is live in the control room with what they had to say. >> david and maureen smith a couple from melbourne beach claimed their

peter dench spent the day in the area, and peter, what did you find in. >> reporter: elliot to give you a strength of the tornado, this is what it did after touching down, snapping off the telephone pole right here at the base, and take a look at this. it toppled over into the yard here leading to a potentially dangerous situation after the pole got tangled up with the wires on the ground and hundreds of trees damaged or destroyed around northeast and northwest miami-dade and one building was even evacuated. >> walk to the 4th floor. >> reporter: cell phone video shows how a tornado tore open the roof here, so bad that all residents were evacuated. >> i looked out my window and saw the tornado coming across the lake. and within minutes, everything turned dark. it was absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: the tornado spawned a striking sight this early morning in the dark skies above miami-dade. bands of rain swirled in the wind. >> the winds were strong, and came on very fast and ended just as quickly. when we opened the front door, >> reporter: dominic's father was injured by flying debr

peter dench, cbs4 news. >>> team coverage moves to ted scott. tonight, the community is saying that something has to change.>> reporter: people in this elliott -- people in this area are tired, especially when it involves kids so young. this memorial for king carter, stuffed animals all over. notes and flowers left behind. this is the spotty collapsed. a lot of people are looking for ways to stop the violence tonight.>> rest in peace cocking. >> reporter: it is heartbreaking for king carter's aunt to sit at his desk. the boy loved math. tawana could never have imagined she would be morning the community needs to stop being silent all the time. everyone is silent until it happens to their family. than they want answers.>>> many in the community clam up, afraid of retaliation. it's a problem alberto -- alberto kabbalah says has to stop. >> we know the code of silence remains to be timehin, -- maim and kill children.>> reporter: lawmakers are trying to get a new law to change that. >> the only way witnesses will talk as if they are protected.>> rep

peter dench begins coverage from northwest miami-dade.>> reporter: king carter's mother told me she is overwhelmed with her grief. she said the shootings of children have to stop. there was also a post on facebook today from the victims father and the case is growing.>> he took my baby from me. speaks out about the loss of her six-year-old son cocking carter. a police source says he was caught in the crossfire saturday between drug dealers going from his northwest apartment to buy candy.>> my baby deserved to go to high school, go to college. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial filled with teddy bears is at the spot welded child collapsed. >> even though he is only six, he had a great personality. everybody loved him. >> reporter: king's father posted on facebook the devil new the only way to get me was through my kids. the lowest low i ever took in life. i love my baby boy. may his soul rest in peace. saturday, carter told us...-- alberto carvalho paid his respects at a memorial site and stop by school to console seems it is a crime to be a child in miami. far too mac many pay the ultim

peter dench, cbs4 news. thank you, peter. >>> in fort lauderdale, two boats overturned in the water. chopper 4 was over the scene. one catamaran weighing thousands of pounds flipped over. turns out that the owner that lives on the boat was on board. >> luckily, he was with the navy and had extensive training and he knew what to do. he was calm, and that saved his life, the navy training. >> the red crosses is helping the victim to find a temporary recover another boat that was sinking. thankfully, nobody was injured, and we move to ted scouten, and ted, hollywood did not see the tornado but they got a lot of damage. >> reporter: yeah. when we tell people to take cover this is why. this is not a tornado but his heavy winds that did this damage. this fell on a trailer, and two people wereed -- were inside when it happened. this trailer was buried beneath two trees when a man and wereed in. >> my wall came down on my head. >> reporter: they were watching tv inside, the exact spot where a huge tree crashed on to

you're picking up a date, going out for some mund night dinner. 10:00 tonight partly cloudy skies with dench in the upper 60s. so youou may want a light sweater if you are going to be out and about but it't' not going to be terribly chilly whatsoever. we do have ewe our winds flowing in from the east-southeast. they're light but that is a mild flow for us. getting that flow around high pressure, an area of high pressure that is still in charge of a lot of the south, especially in florida. up to the north. in fact, the leading edge of a hold front starting to sag down toward the south. but the deal with this front is as it's sagging south it's going to be weakening. the bottom line for us tomorrow it's all about higig pressure in control and the flow ash that high. mix with sunshine. and then on wednesday the cold front, the leading edge of it gets closer to us but it essentially fizzles out. even when the front passes we're not expecting a huge change in our weather. more warm weather on the way. so you may ask, is it supposed to be in the upper 70 this time of the year? it is. and we're exp

and i suddenly thought there is judi dench acting away. i'm not half as good as her. and he said my nerve went. and he can't be koaksed back on to a stage, you know. >> rose: at that moment told him. >> he just stood outside himself and it's-- i guess what we were talking about earlier, when the third eye, the actor's third eye looks down and this you can't do it. then there is no way back. >> rose: you know, you've had an interesting life beyond the theater. you went through depression. >> i did. i when through a period of quite bad depressionment but i think it's an occupational hazard. i think in our world you work very, very, very intensely on a piece of work. and then it stops like that. and the day after it stops, if you don't have the ammunition to deal with this, then i find there is a desperate deslation about it. >> rose: because you don't know where you are going next or simply because work brings you so much focus and so much purpose every day that the next day you get up and you have no focus, no purpose. >> it's a mixture of that. you know, it's a mixtur

peter dench, cbs4 news.>>> our coverage moves now to ted scouten.>> everyone from neighbors to leaders are saying enough is enough.>> sadly, memorials are becoming too mac this is for king carter. how do you stop this? people are looking for answers. i spoke to two women who know firsthand. >> this seat will never be the same. >> reporter: tawana and kids sat it her sons empty dust today. flying a kite can be fun is a paragraph he recently wrote. >> we need tips. the community needs to stop be in silent all the time. everyone is silent until it happens to their family. then they want answers.>> reporter: tawana knows this pain well. this is her first -- fourth family member to be killed by violence. tantalus sears son was murdered, too. people are afraid that the killer will retaliate. to make witnesses feel safe giving tips.>> it will protect their information from being public.>> -- >> reporter: both say laws need to be best -- beefed up and laws already on the books need to be enforced. >> that's the only way we can cleanup this community. right now, they are having a field day. the

peter dench has retails for miami gardens. >> reporter: two days after shots were fired after carol city high school wednesday, hitting a window, stanley ragan reportedly a gang member seen leaving the school with a gun is in custody. >> i really want to think the public for the information they provided to us, the tips that came in. mister reagan surrendered himself today to our investigators. we were able to get this person office treat. >> reporter: tips and technology help police with this case. sedric artemis who police say shot and wounded reagan as

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a common man who became uncommon in his valor, colonel joshua lawrence chambers, professor at bow dench college of maine. not a professional military officer, but there he stood in charge of the 20th main regiment and when the 20th 20th alabama fought through and started coming up the hill, he knew he was the last in the line of the army of the potomac and knew his orders were, you cannot retreat, you cannot surrender. casualties mounted, they ran out of. a mission. the alabamans ready for one last final charge. colonel joshua lawrence chamberlain said the one word never been said in the entire union army up to that point in the civil war. he said bayonets. there's a moment that will come nor united states of america, standing on a little round top, when the casualties are mounding, when we have run out of ammunition, when we fear that there is no other recourse, cannot retreat, cannot surrender, we have to say that one word that is the embodiment, the spiritual embodiment of the american people, the american citizen, and that's bayonets. thank you for being here today, and next month w

other things unfair to him, google, sidewalks, shoelaces, oxygen, and dating judi dench. >> took timesaid peyton did a great job but let's nforget about his younger brother eli who's also a good football -- >> -- compared marco rubio's debate performance to looking at your iphone and the video freezes and says it is buffering. yeah. after hearing this bernie sanders said a what doing what? what are you talking about? >> those are some good ones today. those are really funny. any time you can say dating judi dench as the punch line also funny. >> i couldn't believe there wasn't something about the christie, rubio moment. >> maybe tonight. primary days are not just nail biters for the candidates. they are also trying on their spouses. bernie sanders wife jane joins us live next. what does she think about the claims of sexism against her husband's campaign and what is going to happen today? we'll be right back. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. a