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and students from the florida high school west seventeen people were killed last week a been rallying in the state capital of tallahassee calling for a ban on assault style weapons and stricter controls on firearms president donald trump is meeting parents students and teachers who've been victims of gun violence later at the white house. the headlines more news coming up in about twenty five minutes time but the stream is coming up next on al-jazeera also a bit later on to stay with us by phone now. ok and you're in the stream now live on you tube today living with dementia it impacts the efforts to tackle it and the pining developments helping those affect it. dementia can be devastating for those living with it as well as their family and friends patients with the illness a daily battle to unlock memories get around and complete routine tasks that affects millions around the globe and the numbers are expected to drastically increase how experts predict them to arrive particularly quickly in china india south asia and the western pacific region while the effects are some forms of de

florida school shooting. eyewitness news was at cherry high school west where the superintendent cited contractual allegations to not talk about timothy lock where lock talked in class about security concerns at the school. now lock is reportedly on leave. some parents took up his cause tonight and criticized the district for how it's handled the students' support for lock. >> this is something on their mind every day and they are told they're going to be suspended if they voice concern and support for the only teacher that made an issue of this? this is ridiculous. >> some parents also said don't -- tonight there's been a deficit in communication. >> in park land, florida today one of the wounded students shared her story. high school junior underwent three surgeries for multiple gunshot wounds. >> i was sitting on my couch thinking about all the letters and gifts everyone has given and just all the love that's been passed around. i definitely wouldn't be here without it. >> while willford continues her recovery, her classmates are preparing to return to school wednesday. >>> meanwhile conversations about sc

florida school shooting. eyewitness news was at cherry high school west where the superintendent cited contractual allegations to not talk about timothy lock where lock talked in class about security concerns at the school. now lock is reportedly on leave. some parents took up his cause tonight and criticized the district for how it's handled the students' support for lock. >> this is something on their mind every day and they are told they're going to be suspended if they voice concern and support for the only teacher that made an issue of this? this is ridiculous. >> some parents also said don't -- tonight there's been a deficit in communication. >> in park land, florida today one of the wounded students shared her story. high school junior underwent three surgeries for multiple gunshot wounds. >> i was sitting on my couch thinking about all the letters and gifts everyone has given and just all the love that's been passed around. i definitely wouldn't be here without it. >> while willford continues her recovery, her classmates are preparing to return to school wednesday. >>> meanwhile conversations about sc

some schools in new jersey increased security following the tragedy in florida as student left west orange high school, police and security guards met them. they are more strict about wearing i.d.'s some schools couldn't imagine what they would do in a emergency but police are hoping that their presence would put students at ease and deter copycats. >> i think it was just a big panic. like i don't think the organized drills really work. i think like yesterday everybody would just start running you. >> never know what's going on inside of somebody's minds, we take the extra steps to show we are there, and we're prepared to respond state law in new jersey mandates that schools hold at least one fire drill at one safety drill each month. they must also have complete four other exercises throughout the year that include shooter lockdown and bomb threat training. >> a candlelight vigil in bucks countly remember the victims of the florida school shooting, starts tonight at 5:00 in front of the playgrounds at the corner of may he will avenue and route 413. after the vigil the peace sent letter host di

it's a high school three floors in parkland, florida. this is 20 minutes west from boca raton. it is north and west of for fort lauderdale, stoneman douglas high school. we think one of the suspects, assuming there is one, is in custody but there are reports according to police of at least one death and between 20 and 50 injuries. we do know that the president has responded to this. i want to call attention to his tweet. we're going to put it up on the screens now. my prayers and condolences to the families. of course essentially just hinting at fact that no parent should ever have to send his or her child, there it is. my prayers and condolences to the families and victims of florida shooting. no child, teacher, anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school. from the point of view from three of us, melissa and david, who are all parents, no one can imagine a worst-case scenario. we continue to look for updates, of course, confirmation that the suspected shooter has been apprehended. the sadness at least 20 to 50 people are injured. some of those we may learn in the

florida school shooting. the superintendent met with student and parent at cherry hill high school west, contracting contractural annette call obligations cents about not talking about lock, a ap history at east talked in class about security concerns at the school. lock is now reportedly on leave. some parent took up his cause and criticized the district for how it has cents handed recalled the student support for lock. >> this is something on their minds every day, and they'll be toll they'll be suspended if they voice concern and support for the only teacher that made an issue of this? this is ridiculous. >> some parent also say there has been deficit in communication from the district over the larger issue of school safety. >> still ahead, how beam in the central us are recovering from deadly storms over the weekend. >> and if you ever losses your car keys, new technology coming to some vehicles that may help. using your cell phone. we'll also have this. >> spore fans gear up for march madness, employers might not be too excited. i'm hena doba with new study claiming workers spend hours distracted by the col

high school in park land, florida, marjorie stoneman high school. ali velshi is here with us. we don't know about this. we don't know the details. >> i know the area fairly well. it is westof boca, north of coral springs, sort of northwest of pompano beach, west of i-95 before the everglades. we don't have much but there is stuff on social media about the fact that at least there were reports of an active shooter at marjorie stoneman high school in parkland. there was reports -- of a gunman near campus and then there were reports of shooting victims. now this is all brand-new from broward county sheriff's office. as you know, when these reports come in, you could see there, there are tactical officers gathered and are advancing on an area. these are live shots. even if there isn't an active shooter, if the police believe there is or they do not believe they've got someone in custody or has been neutralized, they are going to keep on doing this until we figure it out. >> they take it really seriously and we should note before i leave, avoid the area. this is from the broward county sheriff, the tweets from them. avoid the area of stoneham douglas high school, bso is worki

control pierce says gun supporters are using west week's mass shooting in a florida high school to promote gun agenda. in maryland at the annual conservative political action committee conference. >> we share a goal to save schools and neighborhoods and a safe country. wastedl, opportunists not one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. mark: echoed by president trump today and a tweet. in the middle east, tensions have increased since president trump's declaration that the u.s. recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital. in the arab world, some have the declaration means washington has forfeited its role as a piece create or in the region. republican senator lindsey graham disagrees. they will tell you that they need to change to help them more. nobody is going to take the united states's place when it comes to brokering between two sides. mark: earlier this week, the u.s. delegation was in jordan king.they met with the the red cross is shocked by the level of violence near the syrian capital of damascus and access.ng for immediate the agency says it has a convoy of food, medicines,

florida. north of coral springs florida. west southwest of boca. it is in broward county. there has been an active shooter at this school. this is the marjorie stoneman douglas high school. marco rubio tweeted we are monitoring the unfolding situation in broward with reports of a shooting at a local high school. we have a tweet from debbie wasserman schultz who said i'm monitoring the development situation in broward county. the victims are weighing heavy in my heart as is the courage of the first responders on the scene. this senseless violence must end. and we have information that fbi agents from miami are on route to the school. they do not have details. they are being evacuated by the tactical units. they are raising arms as being asked to do so. >> and the president has been briefed on this. >> that is right. we're just hearing from president secretary sarah sanders that the president has been told about this. he's been made aware of what is unfolding right now in florida. that the white house is monitoring it. as you've been reporting here live on our air, this is still unfolding, details are still sketchy. but we know that the white house has eyes on this

west. we have new reporting. the deadly school rampage in south florida. >> oh, my god. >> gunfire erupting inside this high schoolfied. tonight, the images now emerging. the screams heard from inside the classrooms. the armed officers goi room, into an auditorium to get the students out. >> everybody down. >> the superintendent confirming this afternoon there are numerous fatalities. and just a short time ago, abc news learning more than a dozen dead. >> do they know where the shooter is? >> emergency teams treating victims on the sidewalk. students running to safety. their backpacks piled up in the street. parents rushing to the scene, desperate to find their children. the alleged suspect taken into custody, and what we're now

around 2:30 this afternoon at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland 30 miles north west of ft. lauderdale. we sent nbc 10's miguel to florida as soon as the tragedy broke today. he landed minutes ago in west palm beach. he's joining us live with the latest tonight. miguel? >> reporter: yeah, jim, as you said, we just landed in palm beach international airport, we're 40 minutes away from the site of the deadly shooting. we're finding out more information about the suspect. this as disturbing images continue to emerge from inside the school. students seen on social media crouched under desks in their classrooms, near the end of the school day. the chilling sound of automatic gunfire and screams heard nearby. >> the first ones we heard, i heard, were, like, bangs then later on they got real, and my friend was like, did you hear that? i was like, yes, i did hear that. >> i have the gunshot victim. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams descended on marjory stoneman douglas high school, students could be seen running outside to safety, arms in the air, parents rushed toward the danger anxious to find their children. >> terrifying. terrifyi

west. we have new reporting. the deadly school rampage in south florida. >> oh, my god. >> gunfire erupting inside this high school. students terrified. tonight, the images now emerging. the screams heard from inside the classrooms. the armed officers goi room, into an auditorium to get the students out. >> everybody down. >> the superintendent confirming this afternoon there are numerous fatalities. and just a short time ago, abc news learning more than a dozen dead. >> do they know where the shooter is? >> emergency teams treating victims on the sidewalk. students running to safety. their backpacks piled up in the street. parents rushing to the scene, desperate to find their children. the alleged suspect taken into custody, and what we're now learning about him at this hour. team coverage, right here tonight. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening, it's great to >>> as we on the air in the west tonight, it is great to have you with us, even as sadly we begin with another horrific school shooting. we do have new reporting at this hour on this difficult night for this nation. we hav

west. it's tuesday, february 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." students who saw their classmates killed at a florida high school the state capital today to confront lawmakers over gun control. they're joined in spirit by students around the country who are also rallying for change. >> the couple who took in the school shooting suspect said he had a right to own the ar-15 rifle he allegedly used to kill 17 people. why they say the massacre has not changed their opinion. >> plus, a startling case of a man who seemingly came back to life after he was declared dead. his wife tells us hospital staff

an armed officer who was at the parkland, florida high school last week during the shooting stand by and do nothing. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in. >> reporter: that deputy scott peterson resigned yesterday after being suspended without pay. this revelation comes on the second day in a row president trump called for teachers and other school personnel to be trained and armed. he said they should get a bonus to carry a firearm. >> nobody is going to attack that school because they are cowards. they doesn't want to be shot at. >> reporter: that stance was echoed by the head of the nra this week. >> our nfl games, our office buildings, our movie stars, our politicians, they're all more protected than our children at school! does that make any sense? >> reporter: president trump who will speak today at the same cpac event broke slightly with the nra yesterday tweeting in part, i will be strongly pushing comprehensive background checks with an emphasis on mental health, raise age to 21, and end sale of bump stocks. >>> in just a few hours, the riverside county couple who a

west. it's good to be back with you at the usual time. >>> president trump shared with us today what he might have done, had he been at that florida high school when shots rang out, whether he had a gun or not. the president offering a heroic scenario as he faced more pushback to his idea of arming trained school teachers. even his own daughter in an interview with nbc news questioning whether such an idea would even work. in a meeting with governors, however, mr. trump tiptoed around another idea that could put him on a collision course with the nra. our hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: from president trump on the parkland shooting, hypothetical heroics. >> i think i really -- i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. >> reporter: the president piling on criticizing the four florida deputies who may have held back during the attack. >> they weren't exactly medal of honor winners, all right? the way they performed was, frankly, disgusting. >> reporter: in a meeting with governors, president trump pledging he's willing to take on the nra. >> if they're not with you, we have to fight them every once in a while. >

florida deputy who stayed outside while students were being massacred inside the marjory stoneman douglas high school. the broward county sheriff said during the shooting, deputy scot peterson stayed outside of building 12 on the west side for about 4 minutes. the shooting lasted about 6 minutes. peterson has been suspended without pay and then resigned. >> that's the case where somebody who was outside, they're trained, they didn't react properly under pressure or they were cowards. >> the high school plans to resume classes next week starting to face the new normal, what some have called. >>> closer to home more shaking in contra costa county. 13 earthquakes around danville over the past 24 hours including one with a 3.3 magnitude. mostly they were too small to feel but the largest was around 5:30 a.m. and in the hours before, quake of 2.8 and 2.7 hit the area. no damage record but bart did have a small delay this morning because of the seismic activity. just two days ago four small earthquakes hit the same area. >>> those heading to the mountains this weekend will be in for a treat because, look at this this is a live look at our sierra-at-tahoe camera where snow has been falling at lower elevations. and just lo

west. we are await ago briefing from investigators in florida and an address from president trump on that deadly high school shooting. both are expected within the next hour. we'll bring them to you live. yesterday's rampage have left parents in shock and a community in agony. police say a former student killed 17 people and wounded more than a dozen others at the marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland. >> we've learned the names of two of the victims this morning. jamie guttenberg was a student at the high school. her brother jesse reported lly attended the same school. he made it home safely. an assistant football coach and security guard was also killed in the shooting. he was shielding students from the gunman when he was shot. >> the suspect, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, was charged with 1 cou with 17 counts of premeditated murder this morning. officials say cruz brought an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle and several rounds of ammunition to the school. he also wore a gas mask and carried smoke grenades. cbs jeff glovr is at the school. >> reporter: this remains a busy numb scene today. this is a huge

west. it's monday, february 25, 2018. welcome to cbs this morning. >> deadly storms leaving a trail of destruction. >> flooding leaves entire towns strand e stranded. >> students return to the florida high schoolople were shot dead. then, the local sheriff who says he won't step down despite reports that a number of his deputies stay hed outside the school during the shooting. >> ivanka trump attends the

florida where there's been a deadly shooting at a high school there. also coming up -- >> weapons of war. how police in south jersey work with law enforcement as far away as west from hitting the streets here. >> countless lives were saved as a result. >> next. >>> and we are looking at some snow that could be moving in. not this system, but the one behind it. i'll outline it for your neighborhood right after the break. >>> also love is in the air. the reason lovebirds are flocking to one local courthouse in particular today. that and more all new on nbc 10 at 6:00. hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> nbc 10 news at 6:00 begins with this breaking news. a deadly shooting at a florida high school sends students rushing out into the streets. a suspect in custody at this hour. we're getting brand-new information ab

west. it is thursday, february 15th, 2018. welcome to cbs this morning. a south florida suburb is in shock and grieving after a mass shooting at a high school.ring new stories of heroism and survival from the rampage that killed 17 people. jeff glor is there with eyewitness bt accounts and wha might expect to hear from the president in an hour. >> people who know the suspect call him unstable and violent. police say he posted disturbing material online. we have new information about his background and what is being done now to protect other students. >> president trump condemns all

west palm beach, florida. many thanks. stunning admission the fbi admitting it mishandled a tip about 19-year-old nikolas cruz. admitted to murdering 17 people at a high school earlier this week. someone warned the bureau last month about what was going to happen wednesday afternoon. tip from the public about cruz that failed to prevent the massacre that revelation comes as the funerals begin for some of the victims. correspondent phil keating is at the shooting scene in parkland, florida. casino, phil. >> good evening, mike. warning flags were flying high and flying for a very long time. specifically about the 1-year-old former student of stone man douglas high school behind me now accused of 17 counts of first degree murder. just about an hour ago, broward county sheriff said over the past few years his office received 20 calls for service, specifically about cruz and his behavior at the time. he says such calls for future in the future will now be far more well scrutinized? also at the fbi and justice department today a stunning public admission? two. >> days after the worst high school shooting in u.s. history massacre fbi warned could happen the agency

florida aware by now. >> -- children inside west glades middle watching this unfold. middle school students they could see from their windo winds they could see swat team running inside of the high school running outside and there were just so terrified while just the most horrick event was happening right next door to them. so now parents walking, this is about less than half a mile towards west glades middle school walking to get to their loved one, hug their child so tight as they grab them knowing that their child is okay, but there are many parents out there who are not going to be able to say that tonight. >> we just don't know how many just yet. we know that since columbine in 1999 there have been 25 fatal active school shooting incidents at elementary and high schools in america. columbine was april the 20th, 1999. 13 fatalities in more than 20 wounded. also in '99 deming high school in new mexico, buehl elementary school in michigan and the year 2,000 lake worth community middle school where one were you killed in florida. in 2,001, santana high school in california. in 2,001 red lion junior high school in 2,003, row corey high school in minnesota, in 2,005, red lake hi

west. it's tuesday, february 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." students who saw their classmates killed at a florida high school head to the state capital today to confront lawmakers over gun control. they're joined in spirit by students around the country who are also rallying for change. >> the couple who took in the school shooting suspect said he had a right to own the ar-15 rifle he allegedly used to kill 17 people. why they say the massacre has not changed their opinion. >> plus, a startling case of a man who seemingly came back to life after he was declared dead. his wife tells us hospital staff ignored her pleas for help after she saw him moving and breathing. >>> sunken gold. called america's greatest lost treasure. goes on display this week. we're inside a secure lab with the more than $50 million discovery and an ongoing mystery that left one explorer in jail. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> change needs to happen and children are dying and it need to end now. never again. >> shooting survivors take their message to the state capital. >> w

west. it's monday, february 25, 2018. welcome to cbs this morning. >> deadly storms leaving a trail of destruction. >> flooding leaves entire towns strand e stranded. >> students return to the florida high school where 17 people were shot dead. then, the local sheriff who says he won't step down despite reports that a number of his deputies stay hed outside the school during the shooting. >> ivanka trump attends the olympic closing ceremony just feet from a north korean official. >> plus, the concerns about teenagers using e-cigarettes after new research shows they may not be safer than tobacco. how teens are using social media to show off their skills. >> your world in 90 seconds. >>> deadly storms across the south. >> a mess out here, a wave of storms unleashed winds, devastating lightning and tornadoes. >> roofs ripped off of buildings. >> i was crying. it just barely missed my house. >> florida lawmakers demand the sheriff be suspended by the way the deputies responded. >> it's not the responsible of the general if you have a deserter. >> the president of south korea says north korea is ready to open diplomatic talks with the united states. >> the president will talk about guns with the na

west. it's wednesday, february 21st, 2018. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, while marjory stoneman douglas high school students lobby floridae affected by other massacres on what to do about gun violence. a look at how olympic figure skating has changed and why that may hurt america's chances for medals. >>> first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> graham preached for more than half a century. he helped lead a revolution in american religious life. >> billy graham wanted the world to hear his call to faith and shared that message with presidents world leaders and everyone else. >> in the wake of last week's massacre, the white house is showing a new openness to gun control measures. >> the students are inside meeting with lawmakers. they plan to tell those lawmakers they need to get stricter on gun control. >> graphic images from the ground show the reality of what is an escalating civil war that has civilians trapped in the middle. >>> plane of you in the west are waking up to temperatures colder than normal. freeze warnings in effect across california's central valley. >> lindsey vonn missed the last olympicss in soc

west oakland bart station and a key piece of the infrastructure. >>> on friday, the giants and a's will be honoring the victims of the florida high school mass shootingjory stoneman douglas high school hats at the first spring training games in arizona. the baseball commissioner's office says all 30 teams as well as the umpires will be wearing those hats. later they may be autographed and auctioned off to support those affected by the school shooting. >>> some changes coming to a popular movie theater. what you will now have to leave behind if you plan going to the movies. >>> students are flooding the florida state capitol today demanding lawmakers do something about gun control. i'm caroline shively in tallahassee, florida. i will have that straight ahead. >>> we're looking at a commute that is beginning to wind down, which is pretty good news. highway 24 getting bert on the way to the tunnel. >>> we're cloudy and now we have more sunshine. it will be mostly sunny, partly sunny today. system is on the way for tomorrow. >> in just 90 minutes owe firms will discuss the flooding in coyote creek last year. they are working with the army corps of engine

west of the uk. first, our main story. at least 17 people including children and adults have been killed after a gun attack at a high school in floridafor their lives. officials now suggest this was a well—planned plot to maximise the loss of life. just moments before the end of the school day, a former student reportedly pulled the fire alarm at marjory stoneman douglas high school to draw out his unsuspecting victims. there had already been a drill earlier in the day but confused teachers followed procedure and began to exit the building. as soon the fire alarm got hold, and kids were evacuating, i heard five pops. i was like, "that's not a drill." we never did a drill like that. when we started evacuating back away towards the back, towards the the middle school, i knew it was more than a drill because we've never done that. armed with an ar—15 semiautomatic rifle, he began firing outside and then continued inside the school as panic and chaos erupted. police were warning the shooter was still at large, even as emergency workers rushed to treat those wounded. ‘théfc'jc‘lf ,, "f" f' i see you, i see you, i see you! parents, sick wi

west coast. i'm ashley webster in today for stuart varney and here is what we got for you this hour. a week after a tragic shooting in a high school in parkland, floridahosting students, teachers, families affected. he will raise the age of to purchase a gun at 21, put an emphasis on mental health and ban bump stocks. a gentleman will talk to us this hour to talk about those proposals. >>> applebee's closing 60 locations this year after closing 100 last year. zane tankel has dozens of them, he will be here later this hour to talk about what is going on. we'll talk to apple. >>> gene munster will tech watcher telling us how that stacks up. >>> republicans raising record cash in january, closing the gap with democrats in the polls. could the gop hold on to the house in 2008. we'll hold on to the numbers for you. guess what, u watching the second hour of "varney" and company. ashley: latest read on mortgage rates, emac. liz: 4.4% the highest in four years. this is the seventh straight weakens -- week in the in. median house price at high of 240,500. this is following also the u.s. treasury 10-year yield going higher as well. freddie mac is saying likely

for florida high school west seventeen people were gunned down on valentine's day has reopened to students they paid very specs to victims and collected belongings left behind during the shooting is expected with school will reopen for classes in a week's time. police in the democratic republic of congo have broken up demonstrations against the country's president joseph kabila at least one person is reported dead and several others wounded could be a lot has been in power since two thousand the war on his term in office ended in december twenty sixth day in but no new elections have been held. four people are in hospital after a large explosion in the english city of leicester they're said to be in a critical condition for blast destroyed a grocery store and an apartment above it for cause is not yet clear police vo have ruled out a link to terrorism. china's communist party has proposed changing the law to allow president xi jinping to serve another term in office it wants to remove limits on how long a president can stay in power that would allow is he to remain in office after his seco