a big concern is going to be fort baker, after they've utilized some features of fort baker, will wantor lyft to come to san francisco. a traffic study was performed that said that would not be a problem, but the problem is the traffic study assumes no more than two weekend trips of ferries, and that's false. again, you have a false assumption under lying the traffic analysis. what we ask is that you continue this hearing for two important reasons: one, so that the people and you can see the contract documents. and number two, so that we, with the planning staff, can work together to devise solutions to problems and make sure there are no significant impacts. >> okay. thank you, mr. freedman. mayor cox, we'll hear from the project sponsor next. >> hi. good afternoon. thank you all for having us here this evening. my name is kerrie sarobin. i'm the deputy secretary of golden gate national recreation area, and i'm here on behalf of our superintendent who's vacation this week. i want to acknowledge my colleagues both from the national parks service as well as our partners with the port an

while he was in jail in fort smith he would watch out for him. matilda was allowed to send one of their slaves to fort smith to tend to jonas' needs, as he was a gentleman. matilda sent some messages through the slave. the slave was also allowed, by his status, to stand around and absorb information he could pass on to jonas. in the meantime general mcculloch was called to the battle, and he was killed by a union sharpshooter. because of this, jonas was exonerated and the charges were a dropped. he was allowed to come back home. he came back to the house. not long after he got back, a neighbor came and told matilda, mrs. tebbetts, there are a group of confederate sympathizers that will finish the job did mcculloch could not finish. matilda left the parlor where she was entertaining the neighbor, talked to jonas. jonas came in, said hello, and walked down the front walk and waved goodbye to matilda, got on his horse, and rode out of town. when he got just past the confederate lines he went up to the union line. when he was there, he shared informa

katherine: princeton and e oh, dear, fort bragg, fort hamilton. washington. , t kill, oklahoma, hawaii back to oklahoma, ithaca, new york. and i went to cornell because i got free tuition. and i guess that was it. and i met my husband again. interviewer: one of the questions i always ask people who live through world war ii, and i'm sure you'll have an interesting take on it, being a daughter of an army officer, what do you remember about the day pearl harbor was attacked, december 7, 1941? katherine: well, we had all een fox hunting. we went to a movie and suddenly we were told -- and we had just left hawaii. and really really it was unbelievable time. interviewer: what did it mean to your parents your dad was in the army? katherine: my father was just -- we were d that stationed and they came over koligkolig pass and my father was very surprised -- we were surprised. interviewer: both your fathers and brother graduated from west point so west point has been a part of your life for a long time. katherine: a long time. interviewer: can you describ

fort bragg, fort hamilton, washington, fort sill, oklahoma, hawaii, back to oklahoma -- >> wow. >> ithaca, new york. and i went to cornell because i got free tuition. >> mmm-hmm. >> and i guess that was it. and i met my husband. >> okay. >> again. >> well, we'll get to that in a second, ma'am, but one of the questions i always ask people who live through world war ii, and i'm sure you're going to have an interesting take on it being the daughter of an army officer, what do you remember about the day pearl harbor was attacked, december 7th, 1941? >> well, we had all been fox hunting. >> mmm-hmm. >> and they -- we went to -- we went to a movie, and suddenly we were told that -- and we had just left hawaii. so it was really -- it was just an unbelievable moment in one's life. >> sure. what did your -- what did that event mean to your parents, since your dad was in the army? >> well, you just didn't know. i mean, my father, i know was just very surprised that they -- we were stationed up in schofield and they came over the pass, and i think my father was very surprised that -- we were surpris

atherine: fort bragg, fort washington, oklahoma, hawaii, back to oklahoma. and cornell. i got free tuition. i guess that was it. i met my husband. one of the: questions i always ask people who lived through world war ii remember about the day pearl harbor was attacked? we had all been foxhunting. we went to a movie. we were told -- we had just left hawaii. it was an unbelievable moment. what did that event mean it to your parents -- to your parents? my father was very surprised. scofiled.ationed in -- schofield. we were surprised. fatherewer: both your and brothers graduated from west point. west point has been a part of your life for a long time. can you describe your childhood or adolescence impressions of what west point was? katherine: it was so much a part of your life. my father threatened my brothers. "if you don't study, you won't get into west point." thank god they didn't allow women in. i never would have made it at my age. something my brothers expected -- were expected to do. it was fine with my younger brother, but i don't think it was the same for my older

washington, you cannot miss it right off of the fort washington interchange. they are swimming. there is activities for the kids. they have a snack bar we are having some fun. i don't know, 86. >> eighty-two and 88. >> eighty-two, 88, what is goody brought my fox 29 speedo with me today. >> did you. you will need that for the pool proper pool a tire. >> yes. >> i'm ready to go. >> thomas back to you. >> love the terrifying response. >> when do doughnuts come out. good work out and a couple doughnus to balance it all out. >> we will check back with you in a little bit. >>> we're following breaking news in salem, new jersey, we are hearing about the fire in wood town. broke out shortly after 4:00 a.m. jenny joyce is getting on the scene and we will take her live in just a moment. >>> we are following that fast moving fire overnight that destroyed homes and business ness olde city. destruction may not end just there. lauren johnson filling us in, near third and walnut this morning, hi there, lauren. >> reporter: hey there thomas here's what we do know philadelphi

really, fort lee was an abandoning of the fort and important supplies. and that began in late the november, retreat through new jersey. washington fell back through new jersey. because of the defeats, morale was sinking fast. he was counting on the new jersey militia as well as the pennsylvania militia to come forward and strengthen his army. they were not turning out in any significant numbers. he had to continue retreating through new jersey. when he is halfway across the state, he orders the gathering of the boats along the delaware river. he sends men forward to the river to start confiscating all the boats. for 70 miles north of philadelphia, everything that floats is being gathered by the army so the british will not have any boats left across the -- left to cross the river. washington, when he arrives in trenton, the army will begin crossing the delaware river, that is the retreat crossing. very important to save the army from the british pursuit. that is december 7 into december eight when the army escapes across the river in trenton the pennsylv

some visitors to avoid driving to fort baker. our plans and our contract documents would limit the fort baker ferries to weekend service as i mentioned and carrie no more than 40,000 visitors over the entire year. the national parks service did complete an environmental impact statement under the national environmental policy act that analyzed limited ferry service to fort baker. the project considered significant input from sausalito. as part of that process, we also completed studies about endanger endang endangered species -- [ inaudible ] although limited ferry service to fort baker is analyzed also in the ceqa document and the park service's environmental impact statement, the park service does not have fund being to initiate the necessary updates to the fort baker pier and does not anticipate having the funds to make these upgrades for several years. in other words this service would be in the future. san francisco city planning completed a very careful reevaluation of impacts as part of the ceqa process. the summary that w

but what she said was like while jonas was in prison in fort smith, the confederate soldiers came and demanded the drapes and carpets to be used as blankets and saddle blankets and instead of just giving them to them, matilda had the slaves take them down, beat out the dirt and fold them nicely and give them to the army. so matilda hid any hard feelings that she had. she did wear several pieces of gold coins sewed into her under garments just in case the family had to flee in the middle of the night. but she was gracious in all that she did. and then when jonas had left after he was exonerated and he left the state, matilda was here by herself with the children and eventually the union army came back in. the union army kind of watched over matilda and when they'd be pulling out again, they told her, they said we're leaving and you should go with us. and so she packed up what she could thinking, you know, she -- she was leashing the next day but just so happened jonas came in with a message to deliver to the general here, or the officer in charge, and he was able to leave with his amil

katherine: we were stationed at fort hill. and i got my school bus, which was an old army -- army ambulance. and it was drawn by two mules. and it stopped in front of west, the o.q. and he came out. he had just graduated from west point. and he was so handsome. so that's when i met him. i was 9. interviewer: that was at fort -- then you met him as a student at u.n.c. katherine: no, i met him again in hawaii where i had a very beautiful polynesian dancing teacher, and i thought he was coming over to the club to distance with me. guess what? he danced with the -- he taught us how to dance. and then, of course, the war came along. interviewer: world war ii. and he was in the european theater. katherine: he went into casa blanca, into africa and then england and -- interviewer: france and germany. katherine: he didn't have time to have many girlfriends. so i was at my grandmother's and called him up. interviewer: that was after the war? katherine: uh-huh. interviewer: tell me about that. katherine: i just called fort bragg to see

south carolina had expected to be able to waltz in two fort -- into fort moultrie on an afternoon. fort sumter would be a much harder nut to crack. so south carolinians and others went to be canon and said, no, -- went to buchanan and said no, , you have to surrender. you have to move them back. you have to do something. the cabinet spends several days in long and heated discussions about what to do. stanton ardently argues that buchanan has to leave the troops there. he has to its support them. he has to defend the flag. stanton tells be cannon that, if -- tells buchanan that, if he , surrenders fort sumter, he will be as bad as benedict arnold, stranding another fort in another war. stanton was not a man to mince words. stanton was not only arguing with buchanan to his face. he was leaking to buchanan's political enemies. in particular to william henry seward, a leading republican senator and who would soon become lincoln's secretary of state. there is a great letter from seward to lincoln in december of 1861, which reads in part -- at length, i have gotten in a position which i

fort sumter was going to be a much harder not to crack. and otherlinians and southerners said you have to surrender. spend several days in heated discussion about what to do. argues that buchanan has to leave the troops there. yes to defend the flag. buchananstanton tells that if he surrenders port sumpter, he will be as bad as benedict arnold who surrendered another fort in another war. stanton was not a man to mince words. stanton was not only arguing heh buchanan to his face, was leaking to be canon's political enemies. he was leaking to william henry seward who would soon become lincoln's secretary of state. there is a great letter from seward to lincoln which reads in part, i have gotten in a position in which i can see what is going on in the councils of the president. it pains me to learn that things are even worse than is understood. seward did not name his source in his letter to lincoln, other letters make it clear it was stanton. we are used to leaks. you think of lincoln as a good president and began in as a bad president. buch

they say do you want to go to fort washington on monday. i said sure.ad in high dei would be coming to work out. but check it out we are live this morning at lifetime in fort washington montgomery county taking over the town and offering you a chance to come by today and be our guest , be our guest, on us, to try to see facilitate for presidents day. off from work, off from school , everybody looking for something to do come on by and bring the kids. lets check the jam cams this morning as we get ready to step outside front door. we have that accident horsham road between doyletown and upper state road, and also an accident cull president villain pennsylvania turnpike north bound northeast extension and then that fire, in woodstown route 40 between main and elm. what we are seeing right here is team cut, so these folks, this is 6:00 o'clock class is there team boot camp, team burn, team alpha, what is so cool about this we are right here at 309 interchange they have a kids camp which kicks off at 8:00. if you are watching this morning kids on your nerve

fort meade, md.d at barrier after shooting outside national security agency. ( darya ) ( darya )( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a skier goes missing in new york... and 6 days later ends up in california. what he áthinks happened to him. ( darya ) plus... two kron 4 heroes are going the extra mile to address homelessness. how these officers use the classic "good cop -- bad cop" approach to help people. ( darya ) and next... it's valentine's day. why chocolate may be the best gift... for your loved one's heart health. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) wjla - headed to nsa headquarters in fort meade where there are reports of 3 people shot. witnesses at scene say there is a minivan on ramp to enter the campus with bullet holes. suspect in custody. condition of wounded unknown. fort meade, md. (ap) - suspect held, black suv stopped at barrier after shooting outside national after shooting outside national security agency. (rebecca) your ba

campus in fort meade and we are hearing as well that the f.b.i. has been setting personnel to respond there and they say appears to be an s.u.v. i can't see it neither can you from these pictures but we here with bullet holes in the windshield parked near the entrance to the n.s.a. will keep close thanks those pictures for murder some reporting as well from the baltimore sun. the pentagon meantime has confirmed it destroyed a pro-government tank in a drone strike in eastern syria on sunday calling it an act of self defense. we didn't. know the to. be continued to move so we need you to insult of the rules of engagement protect ourselves in the that was. we always have the right to do a major do that. know us personel coalition forces were killed in the strike at the weekend this comes less than a week on for another major clash with pro-government forces such incidents could result of course in a dangerous escalation in the region this summer of course the pentagon says that it was an act of self-defense accusing syrian forces of trying to attack

we are here at lifetime right off of the 309 interchange at fort washington.ike, take a break i'm working up a sweat just watching you guys here. thanks for inviting you, tell us about lifetime. >> hey, been lifetime athletic in fort washington is premiere destination for the entire family. here we have a couple people getting a great early morning work out in but so much more to lifetime then just our beautiful facility on the fitnss floor. >> take a look at the entire floor, this is second floor of the facility. throughout the day we will be here up until 10:00 o'clock. you have a great deal because normally it is for members only but today you are putting everything on hold, free admission, free trial i guess today for guest to check it out. >> thanks to you we will allow >> is that why i gave you my charge card. >> we're welcoming everybody into lifetime for presidents day to come in, experience, everything that lifetime has to offer in terms of service and overall quality here at our beautiful facility. >> folks watching at home come in, work out with the

my guess it's on man any fort and then they'll try and squeeze man any fort for more information. >> were charged last october with conspiring to launder millions they earned while lobbying for a pro russian ukrainian political party. man any fort maintains his innocence and says he hoped gates would have continued fighting the charges. gates plea today follows a major development in the mueller investigation last week. federal grand jury indicting 13 russians for allegedly interfering in the 2016 election. rich dennison, fox news. >>> and back to your fox 29 weather authority. as we take live look down at the shore. this is ocean city. chilly and rainy. and yeah, get used to it. meteorologist scott williams has a full check of your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> fog, drizzle stepping outdoors temperatures today only made it into the low 40s. for the upcoming weekend it look like another round of wet weather. so far this month over 5-inches of rainfall for philadelphia will likely end up with about sick inches of rain for the month. so for the upcoming weekend, mid 50s for your saturday

it is your turn, fort washington. come on by and be your guest all morning long bring the kid s they are off from school, you are off from work, lifetime here in fort washington. let's chem the cameras on a monday, kind of quiet with the holiday. not a lot of folks outside on the load ways. the schuylkill expressway looking g we had a disable at spring garden that is gone. earlier accident at horsham road ate doyletown road, just got out of the way. we have one accident unionville pike at hatfield right off of mapel avenue. back here live, on a monday morning, taking over montgomery county, and then you will get red what i do you want to do with the kid is today, bring them on by because while the kids are playing in the kid is a contacted my, we can get a massage, check that out, they have a life spa here right off of the fort washington interchange. good morning. you can come in, we already did our hair, nails right out front. sign up to get a massage. you don't have to be a member to get the massage. there is a lot

the tag said fort dodge, iowa. the red cross got her to fort dodge where she was reunited with her husband who had come to the country a couple years earlier. she lived in fort dodge for two years. she couldn't pick up the language. she couldn't learn a word. she and her husband decided to come to omaha. there she found a small colony of russian jews so she started feeling more at home. as her oldest daughter went to school, she would come home, this daughter, francis, she would teach her mother the words she learned in school that day. this woman spent 20 years saving money, bringing first her siblings over, her mother and father, $50s at a time. she sold used clothing to do it. she had four children. after 20 years, she saved $2500. she went to chicago and bought what she could to furnish her dream. it had always been her dream to open a furniture store. this woman with $2500 but with the same spirit that the people in the room had about having a dream and working to accomplish that dream, she built a business wh

fort mason was served by the beltline railroad, so its history, compliment one another nicely. >> no one knows that today. >> we'll do our best. >> thank you. >> just one more thing. what is the basis of the appeal? >> their concern is that additional visitors will have a negative effect on congestion between fort baker and sausalito. >> they'll be coming by ferry, though, right? >> they'll be coming by ferry. their concerned that a good number of the visitors will elect to go to fort baker and use taxi or Über or lyft to do that. city planning, san francisco city planning has developed a response to their concerns. and continues to feel like the impact on something from something like that would still be less than significant. so we could still complete the requirements. >> at this point how often are the ferries proposed? >> we're proposing two ferries on saturday and two on sunday. and much as we do control the volume of visitors going on any one boat to the island, we would control visitation or the occupancy on the vessels to 200 on each vessel maximum. so we believe that it's p

they were soldiers from fort adams and one was a sergeant.he next morning, they spent the night there because they were almost dead themselves, they spent the night there and the next morning the sergeant saw her that when he growing out to get them, he thought, we are doomed. it is only a woman. she will never get us. she will never make it. then i watched her and watched her, and she got closer and closer, and i thought, she is going to do it, we will be all right. that was 1869. she became famous overnight. after this famous rescue, the two soldiers, new york press came in and harper's weekly, and a variety of other magazine came in and interviewed her. they sketched her and did illustrations. while they were heralding her as the bravest woman in america, they were also saying things like, is it really a feminine thing to do for a girl or young woman to row a boat, or rescue people? they questioned her femininity. at the end, one surmise she would soon be safely married. after the first major rescue for which it was documented, she got lot

with the idea of sweet fort.reality emerges with an idea if more and more people believe in it and live it it will become a reality. in course millie's reality there is no border between the german town of frankfurt and their order and the polish town of sweets. for him both towns make up for it. the. dotted line symbolizes poland and this one symbolizes germany and whether to meet we have created a circle that symbolizes for fort. ford. and this imaginative idea is having an impact on real life. this would forgers invited the current mayor and the candidates for the upcoming their elections in frankfurt on their order to an event in their fictional parliament. the current mayor of swill beats it was so impressed that he invited them all to his town hall . to the general device for a welcome to this historic event. it's the first time that we're meeting frank hurts candidates for mayor and i'm very pleased that it has worked out. it's also a great occasion for courts valley to see real politicians taking his fort

it shouldn't have happened at the fort lauderdale airport or parkland. it shouldn't happen, period. and now it's up to us to make sure it never happens again. this senator grew up on a ranch. i've always had guns. i've always hunted all my life. still hunt with by -- with my soon. but an ar-15 or a sig sauer mcx, the gun used at the pulse nightclub, those guns are not for hunting. they are fog kill -- they are for killing. yet despite these horrific events, these devastating tragedies are occurring throughout our country over and, and congress refuses to act. why is it that we can't enact the most common-sense measures to protect the people we represent? we need a comprehensive background check on the purchase of a weapon, a common-sense background check that would not only include, if there was a criminal record or if someone had been awe jude -- adjudicated mentally incompetent but all the other myriad things was the shooter on the terrorist watch list. had the shooter been on then throw terrorist watch list that would have caught omar mateen because he had been on the terrorist w

fort hood, great mention in your monologue. it is even worse in fort hood. he was not just in contact with one of the top al qaeda guys. this was lands for investigations. this was played for the fbi. and if you read the official report, the former director of the fbi, justice webster wrote the real report on this. get this. the criminal investigation said, there is a quote - in the email. we are not going to investigate major because an investigation of the major now could adversely affect his military career. >> who cares! he shot like a dozen people at the base! unbelievable! let me ask you this, let's look at the big picture. we have lots of resources going into this up trump/russia collision investigation.a lot of manpower and a lot of money. now special counsel. there is more evidence that the fbi has missed on domestic terrorist attacks and mass shootings in this country than there is actual evidence that trump could with the russians. it is like they are wasting a lot of time and energy on something where we have seen on numerous occasions, it has be

it should not have happened at the fort lauderdale air. or parkland. it should not have been period -- it should not happen period. it is up to us to mature never happens again. -- to make sure it never happens again. i grew up on a ranch. i've hunted all my life. i still hunt with my son. or the gun that was used at the pulse nightclub, those guns are not for hunting, they for killing. ,espite these horrific events these devastating tragedies are occurring throughout our country over and over and congress refuses to act. enact it that we can't the most common sense measures to protect the people we represent? we need a comprehensive background check on the purchase of a weapon. checkon sense background that would not only include if there was a criminal record or if someone had in adjudicative, mentally incompetent but all of the other myriad things. was the shooter on the terrorist watch list, add the shooter been on the terrorist watch list, that would have caught omar mateen, because he had been on the terrorist watch list. he was the shooter in or

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on the website of broward county northwest of fort lauderdale.tudents reported a fire alarm being pulled and then i suspect, a former student, not a current student identified as 19-year-old nicholas cruz started opening fire by students and teachers started fleeing. within an hour and 15 minutes, debt student, former student, nicholas cruz, was arrested nearby at a house where he was living. he was wearing the exact descriptive clothing identified by people inside the school. black cat, burgundy shirt and black pants that the suspect was treated, has been released and is in custody being processed. >> it didn't horrific situation. it's just a horrible day for us. reporter: the suspect would not specify how many students to register where there was a mixture of students and teachers, and the certainly many lives have been absolutely crushed on this valentine's day in broward county. phil keating, fox news. lauren: for oneness, joint terrorism task force t. rogers. good morning. past morning to talk about this. we are looking at, people say if you

we'll see what the fog looks like in fort washington coming up next. welcome back, the action cam is taking a live look out across the ben franklin bridge. it's usually blue, they might be doing a little maintenance there, that's darker than what we're cruised to taking a look at. >>> we're drying out after a damp morning and somewhat foggy morning. 3513, 43 degrees. >> karen, tell somebody to flip the switch or something. >> reporter: nobody listens to me, you know that, matt. >>> let's look at 309, a dark and foggiy ride on 309 near the pennsylvania turnpike, live in fort washington coming in from bam -- ambler and horsham. fog toward allentown and poconos. broad street 5:00 p.m. -- 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., lane closures watch for that happening for scheduled overnight construction. northeast extension northbound construction crews blocking the right lane. that's causing just a little bit of an issue. let's will care at the visibility report. we're at one mile in allentown and mount pocono. it was at zero in allentown, so it's an improvement. along th

outside the federal court house in fort lauderdale, this was the message to lawmakers.

. >> well -- >> i was -- we were in california at fort ord. and i was getting ready to leave to go to fort dix, new jersey, because i had orders to go to germany, and you were finishing. >> right. >> we were in advanced enfan tritraining, and -- infantry training and i followed chuck all the way through. was about, what, four weeks, six weakened behind now in the training cycle, both in basic training and then infantry training. >> where did you do basic. >> in el paso, both of out. >> like a desert. >> fort bliss, there's a reason they call it bliss. everybody is happy. >> everybody is happy. >> so then, by november '67, you fib ended -- you had orders to germany. of course, cold war was going on then, ladies and gentlemen so there was a substantial u.s. force in germany, but the vietnam was war also going on. so, did you forever to germany? >> no. i got to fort dix, new jersey, in late november, and as the bus was getting ready to pick up ten of us, to take to us germany, we were the first class of the red-eye missile gun, which was the firs

cerca del aeropuerto de fort laudeder.o rÁpidamente las autoridades del swat y el fbi. han informado a la gente y pidiÉndole a los padres de familia que no se acerquen a esta zona ya que hasta el momento no se confirma que la persona haya sido detenida. tenemos imÁgenes de cÓmo la policÍa se acerca al recinto. posiblemente lo que es una puerta para poder ingresar a este colegio. javier: hasta el aÑo 2015 la florida tenÍa en la posiciÓn de el segundo estado en donde mÁs tiroteos en la escuelas se habÍa producido. y sÓlo incluye los informes en que seconfirmÓ que habÍan disparos de armas de fuego en diferentes campus y suma la preocupaciÓn a esta hora por personas que ven cÓmo los hijos pueden haber sido blanco tal vez este atacante que como dices caro no ha sido identificado hasta este momento. otra cosa importante que que tomar en cuenta, en los Últimos 10 aÑos han habido mÁs muertos por tiroteos en estados unidos que por diferentes ataques clasificados a nivel de terrorismo. nuevamente en los estados unidos, y en el sur d

during the second battle of fort wagner, sergeant carney saw the color guard of his unit fall and he was mortally wounded. immediately, he threw down his rifle, raced to grab the flag and carry it forward. plan to get on the walls of the 4 -- printing it on the walls of the fort. , he multiple wounds continue to guard the flag throughout the battle. you would later remark to his comrades that the old flag never touched the ground. later remark to his comeuppance that the old flag never touched the ground. he was the first african-american to be awarded the congressional medal of honor. the highest honor. extraordinary patriotism and division -- devotion has distinguished african-americans generation.y acts of heroism and sacrifice that have engraved these heroes's names into american history. whos like charles nesbitt joins us here today. charles? that's what i thought, charles. thank you, charles. incredible job. incredible guy. charles follows in the footsteps of his father, a famed tuskegee airmen who distinguished himself as a naval aviator and graduate or of the famed top gun. a

and it is within a mile of the fort bragg base, itself. >> but there was something amiss at the homef the eastburn family. >> the neighbors noticed that the newspapers in the drive way were piling up, and they knew that the husband was out of town. so that naturally raised curiosity. they went and peeked in the window and a heard the baby crying, and then he called the authorities. >> i received the call from the dispatch of a homicide on the somerville road. when i got there, there was one deputy who had been in the building. his eyes teared up and he had his hat down and shaking his head and he said, i don't understand this. >> the baby was taken to safety, and detective bittle and his partner entered the house. >> as we went down the hallway, we looked this the bedroom to the left-hand side, and the daughter who was in the first grade was still in bed and had a star wars blanket pulled up around her neck. she was stabbed ten times. you could see the stab wounds through the blanket. we went further to the master bedroom, and the youngest child was laying there on her back. her thro

outside the federal courthouse in fort lauderdale, this was the message to lawmakers. among the protesters was emma gonzales, who took cover on the floor of her school's auditorium as a gunman started shooting. she had this to say to donald trump. if the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened and maintain telling us how nothing is going to be done about it, i will happily ask him how much money he received from the national rifle association. what she's referring to is the millions of dollars the nra has given towards the trump campaign. on a visit to the hospital where the victims of the attack are being treated, the president once again made no mention of guns or gun control. instead, he says the problem is mental illness. just a few kilometres south of where the protest is being held, a gun show is taking place. in the us, there are as many guns in circulation as people. the nra is the most powerful lobbying organisation in the united states and they have successfully resisted ever

in the fort lauderdale suburb of parkland, as you see, an active investigation crime scene. video from this afternoon, panicked students spilled out of the school and s.w.a.t teams moved in. investigators say the 19-year- old nicholas cruise was armed with an ar-15 type of rifle and several magazines and he pulled the fire alarm and began shooting. a disturbing video from inside of one classroom shows students huddled on the floor as bullets flew overhead. >> the student to capture the video noted the bullet hit a nearby computer, 17 people were killed before the shooter was taken to custody. armed officers and tactical gear, they swept the classrooms to rescue terrified students still hiding inside. once outside they shared harrowing stories.>> you heard up and down the hallway the shooting into classrooms. he shot through my door. i saw blood everywhere. >> when i saw them lying on the ground, it was after we had been escorted. they were dead. they were covered up and they were dead. >> the suspect in nicholas cruise was treated at the hospital and taken to the sheriff's o

reciÉn salimos de la terminal de la ciudad de miami camino a la cciudad de fort lauderdale.asajeros incluyendome a mÍ y mi camarÓgrafo. nuestra apariencia e idioma rÁpidamente molestaron a este hombre que nos prohibiÓ hablar en espaÑol y amenazÓ con cometer actos obscenos si nos escuchaba nuevamente. hugo despuÉs se bajÓ del vehÍculo. al llegar a fort lauderdale esperamos encontrarnos con lo peor, pues hace unas semanas las autoridades migratorias se subirÁn a uno de esos autobuses y le pidieron documentos a todos. arrestaron a quien no tenÍa cÓmo esta mujer. dÍas despuÉs se repitiÓ el incidente con un hombre. en esta ciudadanÍa un hispano ingreso al vehÍculo. segÚn algunos la alternativa es tomar el autobÚs en ciudades mÁs pequeÑas. asÍ subieron los primeros inmigrantes. eran un padre y su hijo quien nos dejÓ grabar pero por miedo no quiso hablar. luego de siete horas llegamos a nuestro destino final en la florida. asÍ presenciamos cÓmo las autoridades en un auto encubierto, circulaban por la zona. >> el flujo de hispanos ha bajado considerablemente. hay temor por represali

deputy campaign manager for trump and a longtime business partner of campaign chairman paul man of fort gates was indicted with manna for last october for money laundering later face charges of bank fraud and tax evasion both men originally pled not guilty gates joined the term campaign in june of two thousand and sixteen and stayed on after man a fort was fired this will put more pressure on man afford to follow suit and flip giving evidence on people higher up in the campaign he was in that critical meeting between donald trump jr jared cushion or and the russian lawyer linked to the kremlin this is now the third trump campaign official to come to this courthouse and plead guilty with that there's been a lot more talking conservative circles the president should simply pardon everyone involved under the constitution he can do that you can pardon pretty much anybody except himself it would be politically risky but there's another problem the special counsel's been working with states' attorneys and when it comes to stay crimes well there's literally nothing the president can do to inte