with those documents that that lawsuit there were two hearings held in the district court in fort lauderdale florida where the lawsuit was filed which is also happens to be debbie wasserman schultz's district and of course she was named as a defendant with the d.n.c. as the former chair person and so the court held two hearings. of eventually the court dismissed the lawsuit and said that our clients who were donors to the bernie sanders campaign didn't have what is called legal standing to pursue claims against the d.n.c. and debbie wasserman schultz for rigging the primaries but in the course of. these lower court proceedings something very very interesting happened in open court before the judge hearing the case and what happened is that the d.n.c. is counsel got up and said that the d.n.c. had every right to go into back rooms and select the candidates like they did in the old days smoking. cigars and he said those precise words and there is absolutely no. nothing no legal resource recourse for that in fact the d.n.c. has every right to rig the primaries that way and this was a shocking statement

host: mark, who is in fort lauderdale, florida, independent, joining us. morning, and as usual, thank you very much to c-span. before i ask my question about immigration, perhaps, greta, you could look into something for me or us, your listeners. morning, and as usual, thank you very much to c-span. earlier in your show, you played a clip from tents where he was speaking at -- from pence where he was speaking at a retreat they are having right now. talk about watching c-span right after the state of the union address, and then a story about how the first color to c-span virginiat was a west person that was a proud democrat that thought that trump's speech the world.t thing in i listened to c-span that night, and unless i missed the very first color insert -- calle in switching aroundr, i did not hear that. if i remember correctly, you guys keep pretty good records. you have video, etc. could you have one of the interns or assistance or producers look through your tapes of that night? host: sure, absolutely. i will clarify, i think the vice president was sa

it is still underway right now out of fort lauderdale, florida. josh dawsey, thank you. we will be right back. so, i needed legal advice, and i heard that my cousin's wife's sister's husband was a lawyer, so i called him. but he never called me back! if your cousin's wife's sister's husband isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. than♪ you. imagine if the things you bought every day... earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag. two united club passes. priority boarding. and earn fifty thousand bonus miles after you spend three thousand dollars on purchases in the first three months from account opening plus, zero-dollar intro annual fee for the first year, then ninety-five dollars. learn more at theexplorercard.com major developments in the russian investigation and today the white house mcmaster said that there is evidence of russian meddling and that it is incontrovertible. so we go to palm springs, florida, and w

(laughs) neil: taking you to the courtroom in fort lauderdale, florida, we're waiting to hear from thenikolas cruz, perpetrator behind last week's attacks that killed 17 and wounded more than a dozen. now we're told that the public defender is efforting to try to seal some records. we're not sure what the records are and so one will necessarily detail them in this event. there has been some chatter among some it could be the snapchat video that shows some time back cruz cutting himself and warning of needing a gun but we don't know for sure and we don't know what will be admissible versus what is not admissible. again as soon as that happens we'll bring you to the courthouse. again the public defender wants to keep this very short and sweet. we'll see how that goes. >>> meanwhile a lot has been called into question about how many signals were missed about cruz's behavior, about his propensity for violence or certainly harm or threatening harm, cruelty to animal. let's go to behavioral psychologist gina loudon where much has been focused on his mental state. your view we're looking scho

vis in fort lauderdale, florida. go ahead. caller: good morning. i would like to ask the representative, he mentioned transparency and the fact he wants everything to be in the open. now, the president yesterday had a, i guess some type of a rally called, all -- he democratic people in congress "treasonous." i've always respected the republican party, they a voice had a voice, sometimes a voice of reason. but to have mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, and representatives now, are you willing to say that the president was wrong for calling members of congress "treasonous"? rep. bacon: that is a good question and i appreciate your comments. i think it is not the appropriate word to use, i know what the intent was and i was at the state of the union. when he was speaking on record low in employment -- low unemployment, he was reporting a lot of good things going on in the country, yet we saw the anger and hate from nancy pelosi and others, he is referring to that. treasonous was the wrong word in my mind. you should have talked about the hate. and frankly, i

rallied with other protesters in south florida this afternoon urging stricter gun laws in the wake of wednesday's massacre. abc's jim ryan has more from fort lauderdale. >> reporter: anger, frustration boil over at a rally in fort lauderdale. >> enough, enough, enough. >> reporter: protesters calling on the florida legislature to push for more firearm safety. >> if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers then it is time for victims to be the change. this is about protecting our children. >> reporter: drive for stricter gun laws was ignited by horrendous mass shooting that left 17 people dead at a high school not far from the site of the rally. >> the fact that you are all out here today is showing that this is a turning point in american history. >> reporter: investigators say 19 year-old shooter fired at least 150 rounds. >> it isn't just a mental health issue. >> reporter: some shooting victims like anthony gameheads are still in the hospital he used his body to barricade a classroom door. >> at that moment none of us knew what to do none of us knew what to do. he took the initiative to just save his other classmates. >

. >> john: steve harrigan in fort lauderdale, florida. thanks. let's talk about the gun-control portion with her this time things might be actually be different. senior political brit hume is with us. we've had turning points in the past. we had the sandy hook elementary school shooting in connecticut. the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, the las vegas shooting pain in the wake of all of those, there were calls for more gun control or at least in the wake of las vegas, a ban on those so-called bone stock. you had over 100 pieces of gun-control legislation legislation have gone nowhere. will anything change this time around? >> it feels as if something might. partly it's because the accusation of these incidents in the public's reaction to them. partly i think it's that these young students who have come forward. you saw them yesterday on the sunday shows they are planning a march next month, they've been quite effective. there is as tense coupled with the fact that the president is now talking about doing something to strengthen the backgroun

she was speaking at a gun control rally yesterday in fort lauderdale, florida. >>> there are some newbout another miss opportunity to prevent this tragedy. florida's social services agency investigated the suspect's home life more than a year before the shooting. it ultimately closed the ininquiry after finding him low risk despite his plans to buy a gun. so what happens next as you approach that subject but also what happens next with the suspect? >> reporter: alex, nikolas cruz, that suspect remains behind bars. his public defenders are hoping they can plead for his life, that he'll get a plea deal. prosecutors in this case say they have not made a decision yet as to whether they are going to pursue the death penalty in this case. in the meantime here at this memorial that's been set up in parkland for the school shooting people have been coming by, by the hundreds dropping off flowers and candles and basically coming out here to mourn the lives that were lost. the other people that are out here, the red cross, they set up a community center. take a listen to what they had to say. >

jim ryan, abc news, fort lauderdale, florida. >>> tomorrow on abc an exclusive with the family who took in the florida shooter. for the first time they open up about living with him and the guns that he owned. don't miss their first tv interview on good morning america right here on six abc. >>> in other news this evening students at penn state just wrapped up era macing thon weekend. >> that is right, they spent 46 hours dancing and raising money for families of children affect by cancer. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has been in happy valley all weekend long. >> he joins us with the wrap up of the last day and, of course, the total that they raised, hi there, chad. >> reporter: hi sarah the clean up very much underway but like you said an hour ago was final reveal and thon 2018 made over $10.151 million not a record been a impress he have feat nonetheless and here are some of the sights and sounds from the final hours. final hours of thon 2018 were a test of wills, each minute, felt like an hour for some, it was an emotional, physical journey with peaks and valleys >> feeling o

. >> in january, border patrol agents boarded a bus in fort lauderdale, florida, questioning passengersle without cell phones and the video went viral. one woman who had overstated oa tourist visa was removed. last week, a passenger on an amtrak train in new york captured video of agents asking those on board about citizenship. at bus stations in maine, reaction was mixed. >> i am a u.s. citizen. i am proud of it. i appreciate the security is much as anyone else but i think it's a violation of our rights and privacy. >> i would rather be safe than sorry if an agent approached me, i would be happy to oblige whatever he asked me. >> providing the statement that actions beyond the border are performed as a means of preventing smuggling and criminal organizations from exploiting existing transportation hubs to travel to the interior of the united states. >> shannon: thank you. national transportation safety board says to new york city area commuter train crashes in the last two years were the result of engineers with undiagnosed sleep disorders. train crashed into a terminal in hoboken, new

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he is live outside the courthouse in fort lauderdale, florida, steve, what can you tell us? >> arthel, a lot of people getting their first look at that suspected 19-year-old killer inside the courtroom live for the first time. this is something the defense did not want to happen. they were afraid he was going to be turned into a circus for the media. instead he came out in a red jumpsuit, shackled around the arms and around the legs. just his body language seemed to speak quite a bit. looking down, making eye contact with nobody. outs of the court appearance here he is in solitary confinement. he is also on suicide watch. the head sheriff has said they have eyes on him at all times. we are learning new details about that fateful day, wednesday, valentine's day when he killed -- when he is accused of killing 17 different people. keep in mind his mother had died three months earlier. he was living with a friend's family. he apparently texted that friend from inside the school when he was loading his rifle inside the bathroom, he told that friend he was going to the movies. so,

. >> harris: on one screen you've got the courthouse there in fort lauderdale, florida, and we're alsog. looking off to the corner here, those microphones and media gathered now for the next broward county sheriff update. so we've got that on the screen. we await nikolas cruz's first court appearance. an author and national teenager expert says school shootings are a war and should be treated adds such. he said security is not working with and school officials need to think outside the box. his name is larry lawton and joining us now is a person who can look at all of that information for us. bob strang is a former co-chair of new york's anti-terrorism task force and he advises schools on security. you watched our last guest and came out with it about some thoughts on mental health. >> sure. it should all be treated the same. especially in a school. you have to share information, the police officer with the psychiatrist, and take action. think of it this way. if there had been a base at that school with the police chief and the mental health division of the local hospital working with

staff to attend the sea trade cruise global conference on march 5th through #t8th, 2018 in fort lauderdale, florida. 10-b, request approval for the port commission to travel to -- [ inaudible ] 10-c, request approval for the port of san francisco drone policy relating to the port's use of drones on port property pursuant to the city and county of san francisco's citywide employee drone policy, adopted by the city's committee on information technology. >> may i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on items 11, 12, or 13? seeing none, all in favor? any opposed? resolutions 18-11, 12, and 13 have been approved. >> item 11-a, informational presentation on the port's fiscal year 2018 through 2019 and 2019 through 2020 biennial operating budget. >> good afternoon, i'm megan wallace, the port's manager, and i'm here today to present on the proposed fiscal year 2018-19 and 19-20 budget. today, i'll really be focusing primarily on the operating budget, as our capital manager, anonda hirsch, will be presenting on the capital budget shortly after me. i also just want to note j

the announcement comes on the heels of yesterday's protests in fort lauderdale, florida, where stonemanouglas high school senior emma gonzalez publicly warned of the consequence of doing nothing. >> maybe the adults have gotten used to saying, it is what it is, but it's us students have learned anything it's if you don't study you will fail. in this case if you ask if we do nothing, people will continually end up dead. so we're doing something. >> gonzalez also appeared on nbc's "meet the press" this morning telling chuck todd politicians facing reelection should watch out. >> these people who are being funded by the nra are not going to be allowed to remain in office when midterm elections roll around. they are going to be voted out of office. incumbency rates are going to drop. >> so, very emotional day from all of those students and, of course, an attempt, rick tyler, to extend this conversation beyond what we have learned is an all too familiar pattern of a violent event like this happening, politicians talking about how terrible it is, and then it fading from the headlines and noth

if you want your vote in south dakota to matter as much as for ottavio -- fort lauderdale, florida. in that case, the court said there is no constitutional issue that has been raised about the implication about the allocation. the court has repeatedly said even though there is complete power, it iser -- subject to restrictions. >> i think we have one more questions. i may have my information incorrect, but it is my understanding that the electoral college is set up to safeguard an elected president from not working in the best interest of the country, someone who is either inept or corrupt, they certainly failed this time around. however, it seems to me it is not the function that is the problem but the execution of the electoral college. ,omewhere along the line because of state corruption or self-interest, the function became -- it is not doing what it should be doing. is there some value in trying to hold onto it? has not always made the people know what is best for the country. the second part of that is, what do you think of right choice voting? are two completely separate topi

vote for president if you want your vote in south dakota to matter as much as it will in fort lauderdale, florida >> let's be clear about something. that was the case they were talking about reviewing what michigan had done and in that case they explicitly said there is no constitutional issue raised about the implication in the court has repeatedly since then said even though there is complete plenary power to take the message of allocating a lack yours, it is subject to constitutional restriction. >> great arguments to be made. i look forward to watching it. >> i think we have one more question. >> this is the last question. >> i may have my information and correct, but it's my understanding that the electoral college is set up in order to safeguard against an elected president from not working in the best interest of the country, someone who is either kidnapped or corrupt. they certainly failed this time around. however, it seems to me it is not the function that is the problem, but the execution of the electoral college. somewhere along the line perhaps because the state corruption by self-in

if you want your vote in south dakota to matter as much as a vote in fort lauderdale, florida. >> be clear about something. that was the case he was talking about, the blacker case that was reviewing what michigan had done. in that case the court explicitly said there is no constitutional issue that's been raised about the implication of the way that the allocation has happened. and the court has repeatedly since then said even though there's complete plenary power to pick the method of allocating electors, it's subject to constitutional restrictions. and so -- >> i think there's going to be great arguments made, for sure. i look forward to watching them. >> i think we have one more question back here. >> last question, yes, sadly. >> i may have my information incorrect. but it's my understanding that the electoral college is set up in order to safeguard against an elected president from not working in the best interest of the country, someone who is either inept or corrupt, they certainly failed this time around, however it seems to me that it's not the function that's the problem,

in january border patrol agents boarded a bus in fort lauderdale, florida questioning people there. went viral. one woman who overstayed a visa was removed from the bus. last week a passenger on an amtrak train stopped in syracuse, new york captured a video. here at bus stations in maine reaction is mixed. >> i think it's outrageous. i am a u.s. citizen and proud of it. i appreciate the security as much as anyone else. i think it's a violation of our rights and privacy. >> i would rather be safe than sorry if an agent approached me i would be happy to oblige. >> u.s. customs and border explained that law enforcement actions beyond the border happen as a means of preventing smuggling and criminal organizations from exploiting existing transportation hubs to travel to the interior of the united states. bill. >> bill: portland, maine, molly line. thank you for that. >> sandra: the u.n. raising a red flag on al qaeda while it says the terror group may be a bigger threat than isis in some places. >> also the white house weighing whether or not the declassify this democratic rebuttal to t

florida at parklands. we hear according to the reuters news agency at least 20 people injured when a gunman opened fire at this high school in parklands. near fort lauderdale surrounding the building while pupils have fled from high school, the marjorie stoneman douglas high school. it's about 45 miles north of miami, we are told. under lockdown according to the security forces there. a code red lockdown. police have been surrounding it, you can see some of them in these pictures we've been watching in the last 20 minutes or so. huge number of pupils leaving with hands above their heads. 20 people at least, according to florida's w sv n tv network, injured. pictures showing scores of stu d e nts injured. pictures showing scores of students running or walking away from the school and a large number of emergency vehicles, police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, surrounding the school building. reports the government the shooter, as they say in the united states, is still at large. that was what the county sheriff was saying a short time ago. that the gunmen was still at large. these are some of the police surrounding that school. another local television stati

they are calling for florida to change its gun laws. >> of course fort lauderdale is ina group of student from that high school drove about 400 miles, went reading on a bus yesterday, arrived at state capitol of tal has cents ' last night, late yesterday afternoon and last night. >> where they plan to lobby state law make about gun control laws. but the florida house voted not revive a bill to ban assault weapons yesterday before a lot of the student arrived. but lawmakers say more gun control legislation is coming. but it is still been some i am thanks have come out from the student who were in the gallery when that happened. they were very upset to see. that will so to push the message number of non-profit have sponsored rally nor student today outside of the capitol. >> caroline shively is in tallahassee. going to be big day, caroline. >> reporter: huge, guys, toeing about the rally, noontime rally on the steps right hine me, 700 are expected, that could explode, we saw park lands last week, they thought couple of hundred would come to the vigils, and it turned into t

on saturday hundreds of people including survivors gathered in the nearby city of fort lauderdale they condemned florida's existing gun laws and rallied against the national rifle association. meanwhile u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is calling for an immediate review of the f.b.i. and the department of justice florida isn't the first deadly attack that arguably could have been prevented had more attention being paid as artie's kellett morgan explains. nicholas cruz isn't the only mass killer to be on the radar screen of the f.b.i. before conducting their crime oh marmot teen who shot up the post nightclub killing forty nine people in orlando florida was investigated by the f.b.i. twice before he committed his mass murder. turns out they deemed him not to be dangerous i don't forget about dylan ruth the self-proclaimed white supremacist who killed nine churchgoers in south carolina. well it turns out he was able to purchase his weapons because of errors in the f.b.i.'s background check process and then there is no adel hassan he shot up a u.s. military post in texas back in two thousand and nine and.

report of gunfire on the marjory stoneman douglas high school campus in parkland, florida right north of fort lauderdale. if you have ever been in south florida it is by fort lauderdale. it started at a 2:45 on the east coast and there is a father talking right now to this local affiliate. let's listen in. >> we do not have confirms of multiple people dead. >> it looks like he was just talking with network coverage on this report with 20 or 50 people injured in this most recent school shooting in america. >> it really does speak to the fact that there is not too much but authorities have been able to confirm for us just yet with some incident at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida and we showed you pictures of people being rushed into ambulances. we know that we have seen countless students being led from campus buildings and a quick line to show that they themselves are not a threat. the most important piece of information is that the shooter is not yet in custody. at this point it is still an active scene with students showing pictures of the classrooms deserted. we have heard fr

bring a report to the senate from marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, suburb of fort lauderdale. the teachers and the staff of the school returned to work today, which is less than two weeks after a former student walked on to the campus with an ar-15, opened fire, all three floors of a classroom building. i've spent time this past couple of weeks in parkland, visiting with some of the families. those of us who are parents can only imagine the grief and the anger they are feeling, just like the grief and the anger after every one of these massacres. i've also spent time meeting with some of the courageous students who have turned this tragedy into a call for action. as i have suggested to them, their hope gives me hope. their determination gives me all the more determination. these students have told us over and over that they don't plan to stop until congress and the state legislatures around the country start enacting common sense gun reform at the same time said they're not going to stop. and neither am i. because what hand at that high school shouldn't happen anywhere in thi

vis in fort lauderdale, florida. go ahead. caller: good morning.ould like to ask the representative, he mentioned transparency and the fact he wants everything to be in the open. now, the president yesterday had a, i guess some type of a rally called, all -- he democratic people in congress "treasonous." i've always respected the republican party, they a voice had a voice, sometimes a voice of reason. but to have mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, and representatives now, are you willing to say that the president was wrong for calling members of congress "treasonous"? rep. bacon: that is a good question and i appreciate your comments. i think it is not the appropriate word to use, i know what the intent was and i was at the state of the union. when he was speaking on record low in employment -- low unemployment, he was reporting a lot of good things going on in the country, yet we saw the anger and hate from nancy pelosi and others, he is referring to that. treasonous was the wrong word in my mind. you should have talked about the hate. and frankly, i thi

on saturday hundreds of people including survivors gathered in the nearby city of fort lauderdale they condemned florida's existing gun laws and rallied against the national rifle association. well meanwhile u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is calling for an immediate review of the f.b.i. and the department of justice florida isn't the first deadly attack that could have been avoided had more attention been paid to his own teeth caleb maupin explains nicholas cruz isn't the only mass killer to be on the radar screen of the f.b.i. before conducting their crime all marma teen who shot up the post nightclub killing forty nine people in orlando florida was investigated by the f.b.i. twice before he committed his mass murder. turns out they deemed him not to be dangerous that all forget about dylan rufe the self-proclaimed white supremacist who killed nine churchgoers in south carolina. well it turns out he was able to purchase his weapons because of errors in the f.b.i.'s background check process and then there is no adel hassan he shot up a u.s. military post in texas back in two thousand and nine. times

bring a report to the senate from marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, suburb of fort lauderdale. the teachers and the staff of the school returned to work today, which is less than two weeks after a former student walked on to the campus with an ar-15,

fusco, a florida elementary school teacher and president of the teachers union in broward — that's the county where last week's school shooting took place. she joins us live from fort lauderdaled concealed weapons? the comment is just ludicrous. it is nothing that we ever thought we would hear, especially our president to lay claim that teachers that are loving and nurturing educators should become armed gunman and gun when in defend our students. that is not we wa nt to defend our students. that is not we want to do. —— gun woman to defend. we sought when and —— we saw people being very emotional yesterday, do you detect that the political climate is changing at all? the political climate is changing extremely well here, especially with their young students across our cou nty their young students across our county and our state. and across our country. they are standing up and speaking out, taking action. we want change. the change they want is not having their teachers armed with guns to be their protectors. we are already first responders by being shocked and killed and shielding our stu d e nts shocked and killed and shielding our students but it is not the role we wa nt

florida high school. tonight, 17 people are confirmed dead and a former student is in custody. it happened at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. a suburb of fort lauderdaleflorida's safest city. >> i'm sick to my stomach to see children who go to school with backpacks and pencils losing their lives. >> students ran from the school with their hands up as emergency crews tended to those injured on the ground. >> there are numerous fatalities, it is a horrific situation. >> student say a fire alarm was pulled minutes before dismissal. they were filing out of their classrooms and the gunfire erupted. >> you would think that it was no coincidence that whoever did this may have been looking at the maximum time of people. >> he went to the school, he was a former student. he knows where there is going to be a lot of people at a certain time. so, i don't think it's coincidence. >> frightened students posting photos on social media as they hid in the classrooms. others sending frantic text messages to the parents. >> it's not a drill, i hear gunshots. >> you could hear it up and down the hallway. screaming and shooting, he shot to the door. >> you hear about it o

host: on our republican line from fort lauderdale, florida, kevin.er: that last caller, he is complaining about trump, but how come hillary clinton and obama are not in jail with rosenstein and mueller? we already know -- she hung up on me. host: no, i didn't. certain that very obama was spying on trump. why isn't he in jail? andybody wants to put trump over one year, they have no proof whatsoever. we have so much proof out of the democrats, of them cheating, lying, and stealing. why aren't they in jail and why isn't anybody in the mainstream media talking about it? i have to go to talk radio. these dumb democrats that call up your show are so clueless. they want to talk about a school to go to so people can get along better. the problem is, the liberals have been taking over our school forever. host: john is calling from decatur, illinois on our democratic line. caller: i think mr. trump and arod wereter, what if j to give her a black eye? i think they would be talking real good. host: so you disagree with the president praising rob porter for his w

host: mark, who is in fort lauderdale, florida, independent, joining us.ning, and as usual, thank you very much to c-span. before i ask my question about immigration, perhaps, greta, you could look into something for me or us, your listeners. morning, and as usual, thank you very much to c-span. earlier in your show, you played a clip from tents where he was speaking at -- from pence where he was speaking at a retreat they are having right now. talk about watching c-span right after the state of the union address, and then a story about how the first color to c-span virginiat was a west person that was a proud democrat that thought that trump's speech the world.t thing in i listened to c-span that night, and unless i missed the very first color insert -- calle in switching aroundr, i did not hear that. if i remember correctly, you guys keep pretty good records. you have video, etc. could you have one of the interns or assistance or producers look through your tapes of that night? host: sure, absolutely. i will clarify, i think the vice president was saying

nthony in fort lauderdale, florida, an independent. good morning. andy, you with us this morning? lanta, independent. bob, go ahead. second.hang on one thanks for my call. host: go ahead, bob. aukt kwaukt -- caller: i just had a quick thing to say, make my point. trump, when i think of trump, he needs a bump, drugs are bad and faa for buddy e back tomgyou need to go your hole, hell you go. shelby in bluff city, tennessee, an independent. shelby, go ahead. caller: i really love to hear just speak. georgia my sentiments go with him. feel like he -- hello, you hearing me? ost: yes, ma'am, you feel like what? caller: i feel like the man that just spoke from georgia. give kudos to him. exactly.ents i feel that he is full of himself. to me.he president o matter how he passed the medical exam physically. the psychological, emotional doshgs they ever rob that?ll them for because i feel like he's got a things wrong.f himself, egoivity cegoivity egostitical. him.s like a chess game to host: all right, to john in dry creek, west virginia. line for republicans, john gahead. caller: yes, sir.

are learning more about the suspect in a horrific school shooting in parkland, florida 25 miles northwest of fort lauderdalelauren: caroline shively live in parkland, florida with the latest. reporter: good morning to you, lauren and cheryl. 17 people were killed another 15 injured. the kids got in his 19-year-old nicholas clues. he had been a student at the school before he was kicked out. he returned yesterday with nar 15 pretty started shooting outside a school, pulled the fire alarm we were told by police as students begin to run he began to shoot. students should "-end-quotes have been under desks primus would not be their last day of protecting family members and friends. authorities are focused on two areas, his home for the last three months and a social media accounts. he'd been saying in the home with a friend, student at the high school here. they hired an attorney and he spoke to reporters last night. >> this had no predilection, so nothing. the alleged shooter didn't tip anybody, colony buddy, tip anybody, warn anybody this is about to happen. turning social media is the second thing they are f

the school is located in the fort lauderdale suburb of parkland, recently named florida's safest city. laura podesta is there tonight. >> reporter: the broward county sheriff says they've identified 12 of the 17 people killed in the shooting. the suspect 19-year-old nicholas cruz remains in police custody as officials work to determine his motive. the nightmare in marjory douglas stoneman high school in parkland, florida unfolded just as the school day was ending. police say the suspected gunman 19-year-old nicholas cruz arrived on the school's campus wednesday afternoon heavily armed. >> he had countless magazines, multiple magazines. and at this point we believe he had one ar15 rifle. >> he appeared to have pulled the fire alarm to create chaos before firing. >> as soon as fire alarm got pulled and kids were evacuating i heard five pops. then we hear one of our student government teachers say run as fast as you can. >> some raced out of the school with arms above their heads. >> we were just like praying and crying. >> the suspect is going to be a white male wearing a burgundy shirt

the 19-year-old accused of opening fire at a florida high school yesterday killing 17 people and injuring 14 others. the school is located in the fort lauderdale suburb of parkland. it was recently named florida's safest city. laura podesta is there -- actually, we have the latest on the investigation as the suspect prepares to make his first court appearance today. >> reporter: marjory stoneman douglas high school is closed until further notice. the public school that was home to some 3,000 students is now a crime scene. >> the first thing that popped in my mind was, where's the shooter? and where's he going next? >> reporter: at least 17 are dead and more than a dozen others injured after police say shooting suspect and former 19- year-old student nikolas cruz opened fire as school was close to being dismissed for the day. >> he knows where everyone would be at. he has been in the fire drills. he prepared for this. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect pulled the fire alarm to draw people out of school in order to kill as many as possible. cruz is expected in court today as investigators look into the teen's troubled past and variet

on saturday hundreds including some survivors of the shooting gathered in the nearby florida city of fort lauderdale and condemned the existing gun laws in the state and rallied against the national rifle association. meanwhile u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is now calling for an immediate review of the f.b.i. and the department of justice florida is not the first deadly attack that could potentially have been avoided had more attention being paid more than explains. nicholas cruz isn't the only mass killer to be on the radar screen of the f.b.i. before conducting their crime oh marmot teen who shot up the post nightclub killing forty nine people in orlando florida was investigated by the f.b.i. twice before he committed his mass murder. turns out they deemed him not to be dangerous i don't forget about dylan rufe the self-proclaimed white supremacist who killed nine churchgoers in south carolina. well it turns out he was able to purchase his weapons because of errors in the f.b.i.'s background check process and then there is no adel hassan he shot up a u.s. military post in texas back in two t

cruz fue trasladado a esta cÁrcel creemos a mi espalda, la cÁrcel del condado broward en fort lauderdale, la floridalas vÍctimas que han fallecido, luego de este terrible incidente. dentro de la informaciÓn que nos han dado, nikolas no tiene derecho fianza. en el transcurso de las horas se determinarÁ el siguiente paso, el futuro del muchacho. un joven de 19 aÑos que acabÓ con la vida de 17 vÍctimas. nosotros estamos para traerles esta informaciÓn. fue ingresado a las 5:00 a.m. las personas que lo vieron decÍan que tenía una mirada muy perturbadora. tenemos una foto de fichaje, donde se le ve viendo directamente la cÁmara, con un sentimiento de seguridad sobre sÍ mismo. estaremos pendientesde lo que ocurre acÁ. son 17 cargos por asesinato predeterminado hasta este momento para este jovencito nikolas cruz, de 19 aÑos. esto, por el incidente que ocurriÓ la florida ayer, vuelvo contigo satcha. satcha: gracias por informarnos esta maÑana en vivo, desde el condado broward. vamos a continuar con la cobertura en equipo. pasamos a las afueras de la preparatoria, se vivieron momentos terribles para muchÍsimo

. >> kennedy: we are going to take you live to a fort lauderdale courtroom where confessed florida shooterhe midst of a status hearing. trish, let's talk a little bit about this. what are your thoughts on his confession and plea? >> trish: i think what is at issue right now and what we are going to learn from this judges whether or not certain documents can be unsealed, documents that i believe the public defender would like to see unsealed. the state has not yet seen these documents and the judge is going to be making this determination. there is been some speculative chatter that it may have to do with some snapchat videos he has put out earlier which may suggest exactly how mentally ill he really was. that's going to be a question in all of this. the state would like to see the death penalty end of the defender you would think would say okay, no. he shouldn't get that because he was not in the right frame of mind and he is mentally ill. betty should be life in prison. >> katie: his charges are premeditated murder, his defense attorney is arguing that he is a broken person and they are g

.>>> it happened at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida. 25 miles north of fort lauderdale. jenna is in the newsroom following the latest.>> reporter: one student said he was expelled from the school last year because he fought with a boy dating his ex- girlfriend. he knew the school layout. he knew the schedule. they just had a fire drill this morning. the shooter pulled the fire alarm to draw people out of their classrooms any people bought it was just another practice. this mac mini.>> reporter: confusion and chaos follow the gunshots at marjory stoneman douglas high school. students rushing out of the buildings were screened by s.w.a.t. teams. some treated and taken by ambulance.>>> people were dead in the halls. >>> we all hid in the corner. we were silent. we were texting our parents.>> reporter: he carried an assault rifle and reportedly pulled the fire alarm to draw people out of classrooms before opening fire. it was 2 pm wednesday. just before dismissal. the sickening sound of gunshots and screams caught on the students snapchat video. police moved in evacuating e