isabella, you were in class yesterday. tell me what happened. >> we were in class, and it was a normal day. the fire alarm went off. we thought nothing of it. i just thought, wow, this is a really late fire drill. so we all started rushing outside. people were screaming. we were like, oh, my gosh, maybe it is a real fire. we started going down the back staircase to the second floor. once we reached there, you hear these loud, like, pop, pop, pop, at least three. so i was about to grab the door. i turn around and we all started running. as soon as we were on our way up to the third floor, you just hear the guy open the back staircase door where we were and shooting, screaming. we ran into our classrooms and dove in as soon as we closed the door. i don't know who couldn't maker saw, but you heard the shooting and screaming. >> you and i were looking at videos. it was tragic. you passed by people who had been shot. >> bodies were just there. >> did you know immediately what was happening when you heard the pop, pop, pop noise

isabel isabella, what did you hear first? >> i was on the third floor and the fire alarm went off, and we all started running downstairs and we all thought it was a fire drill, but we were really confused because it was at the end of the day and we started going and we just started running down stairs and we're all running to the second floor, we were on the third floor in the staircase. i went to grab the door and i just felt the shooting just pop, pop, pop, it would just not stop. we started running, everyone was screaming, started running upstairs. i was towards the end and we all started running and once i was running up stairs, i just heard the door open and they started shooting all around us. it was so, like, vivid, it was so close to my ear. i just started running and i heard the guy running, and as soon as i got to my room, we all trampled over each other and we all got in the room. i just heard people screaming, everyone was screaming outside of the doors, i didn't look back, i just stood there. >> okay my goodness,

she definitely is up for the challenge she's completely in her element and this is something that isabella pair fans know she's famous for these very sexy roles so if you like that kind of thing if you like dark french cinema this will probably be right up your alley. and sarah eagerly anticipated german film got its first public airing as well. that's right this is the first german entry in the competition category there nineteen films competing for the golden bear and today we got our look at transit from director christiane had sold and this is a story that's based on a book written in one thousand nine hundred forty four by the same name about a young man who is fleeing the nazi occupation and he makes his way to the city of mar say where he's waiting to catch a boat that will take him to safety unfortunately things get a little mixed. up in march say the really interesting thing about this don't know is that it's set in modern day marsay and i have to say the effect of watching a story we're all familiar with someone fleeing nazi occupation set against a modern backdrop the iconic ima

sot: isabella salgado, daughter// "no. i talked to him maybe like an hour later. and he calleda and i said bye through the phone but it still isn't the same as saying it in person."the ice agents were then spotted by food truck employees in the parking lot of the century theaters where the family believes he was kept in a car for about a half hour to make their presence known.sot: helena ponce, wife// "just making themselves known to the people and he says they were a member of the services, immigrant rights and education network confirmed several others across the east bay were arrested the same day and all had previous deportation orders. including armando who's wife says he was brought to america as a 4 year-old from mexico.she admits he has a criminal history...but says he isn't a threat to the community and instead is a hard working family man. (ella) (jrstone) thank you ella. we first told you about the immigration activity at 2:20 this afternoon through a push alert on our kron4 mobile app. you can stay up to date w

justin hartley brought his wife chrishell and daughter isabella. check out mama beyonce front row taking selfies with blue ivy. kevin hart noknows how to have good time. >> there was a game going on. team lebron won the game and $350,000 that goes to charity. the losing team $75,000 for their charity. >> everyone wins. i like that. >> me too. >> we saw john legend and chrissy tiegen at the all-star games last year. they have good reason to sit this out. chrissy is nearly six months pregnant and in tonight's no and tell chrissy reveals her due date. >> what chrissy couldn't tell ellen, the baby's name. they're still struggling to pick one. they were in that predicament with luna too. >> luna we figured out three days after she was born. >> chrissy told me luna is ready to be a big sis. >> is luna excited? >> she is. she's got her baby doll now. it's hard. she's definitely jealous of john and i. she's so protective of john. when we kiss she looks no matter where she is. you can see her little eyes. it's a little scary. >> the lip sync battle hosts pl

vilma: isabella que se salvÓ gracias a que su compaÑera la escondiÓ debajo del escritoriono pudo evitarÓn que estaba mi amiga que se muriÓ y ver el puesto de ella sÓlo y saber que nunca va a regresar. mucha tristeza. vilma: los escritorios de las vÍctimas se convirtieran en alcaldes para honrar sus memorias. en los salones hubo grandes abrazos. esta madre vino acompaÑando a su hija, porque le diÓ miedo que viniera sola. >> dar a todas las personas, la ausencia de las personas que no estÁn es muy difÍcil. >> siento tristeza porque los padres que no tienen a sus hijos viniendo a sus clases, no sÉ lo que puedan sentir viendo que la vida continÚa. vilma: samantha aÚn con sus heridas visibles, vino a solidarizarse con sus amigos, pero su madre dijo que no regresarÁ más a la escuela. >> es difÍcil son cicatrices que se ven y otras que no se ven. esas son las duras. vilma: la conciencia de que un subcomitÉ apruebe un proyecto de ley que busca armar a los maestros en las escuelas generÓ gran controversia en el escenario de la masacre. este padre que perdiÓ a su hija de menos de 18 aÑos en la ma

justin hartley brought his wife chrishell and daughter isabella.ck out mama beyonce front row taking selfies with braided blue ivy. kevin hart knows how to have a good time. >>. >> we wouldn't have it any other way. >> there was a game going on. team lebron won the game and $350,000 that goes to charity. after schools all-stars los angeles. the losing team got 150 grand for their charity for improve the lives of underserved individuals. >> everyone wins. i like that. >> me too. >> we saw john legend and chrissy tiegen at the all-star games last year. they have good reason to sit this out. chrissy is nearly six months pregnant and in tonight's no and tell chrissy reveals her due date. when are you due? >> i'm having a baby boy boy in the spring. i'll tell you it's june, all right? >> what chrissy couldn't tell ellen, the baby's name. they're still struggling to pick one. a prescribingment they were in with their daughter luna too. >> luna we figured out three days after she was born. when they finally said they were going to kick us and we had to pi

puede ver la serie en netflix, gracias a estas mujeres tan bellas, rita, justina e isabella, son unaespedimos con la buena nota de la semana, el d descapital tabl rojo de tesla que va viajando tranquilamente a marte asÍ como si nada, ese coche fue lanzado al espacio por un cohete de la compaÑÍa space x, que tengan buen fin de semana. [♪] [♪] >> ¿de quÉ hablas? ¿quiÉn te dijo eso? >> te asustÉ, ¿no? se ve en tu cara. entonces, es verdad. donde hay humo, hay fuego. dÉjame ver si entendÍ. tÚ vas a tomar la herencia. estÁs negociando la dote de la desarrapada que, en primera, ni sabe que existe. estÁs tomando una herencia que ella no sabe que tiene. inocente toria, romero. pobre, pero me estÁ gustando ver que, por lo menos, ahora, ya sÉ que tÚ no--tu no estÁs muy loco, ¿eh? ya sÉ que continÚas siendo

suburban you will pull isabella go up even. if the last fifteen years increase in their release we could call a spontaneous emergent track global track of water and it's politician which goes in the opposite direction taking water back into public happens only until a few years ago. it was the only game in town. in which. has recently. come up but if you lean. come forth and. in the face of it sure but if you. get. i think you've got to make them i thought all along he said of making the people base but if. any of you beasts what has been lawful some bad it's not like it's becoming more and more about who highly profitable might be tradeable those people who see everything as something to investigate they want. they want our. water is the driving force of life. that's gas natural results to which one out of ten people on us have no access. to the scarcer it becomes management of it that is who provides water to big cities becomes more significant. for more than half a century this was a domain of private water companies however

. >> daughter isabella will continue to follow her father's advice, to study hard and cherish her legal right to be in this country. >> that's why i want to go to college and do everything, because i have the opportunity. i'm a u.s. citizen. i shouldn't take it for granted. >> a family devastated but doing everything it can to bring him back home. in napa, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> teachers at the florida high school where a gunman killed 17 people are returning to campus today. students will return to class on wednesday. still man do stoneman douglas held a -- they were able to request any services they need and change classes. the three-story building is cordoned off by a chain-link fence covered with banners from other schools showing their support. >>> mean while, president trump vowed to tackle gun control this week. after the florida high school shooting, he proposed banning bump stocks, raising the age limit to purchase semiautomatic weapons and tougher background checks. he will likely face resistance from his own party. the nra strongly disagrees with his proposals. >> you do

the story starts in 1492 in spain, when eating of ferdinand and clean isabella issued -- and queen isabella issued a decree. it was -- they wanted a purely gavelic country, so they the jewish people two choices. convert to catholicism or leave. those who converted were called conversos. others chose to remain jews in a secret. objects.their ritual if they have been found out, they would have been tortured and put to death. to get a sense of how spaniards of jews at the time, their nickname was morano, ort swine. they had four months to get there affairs in order, which meant you of everything away to the spanish government, such as their land or any riches they may have had. the king of portugal did something similar. to those jewish people, jews from spain and portugal, we they to as sephardic jews, fled to wherever they could be safe, where they could worship, where they could work in places like jamaica, potatoes, st. thomas, curis out, and was -- curacao, and brazil. barbados, but instead of going to new york or philadelphia, they wanted to come right here to newport, rhode island. what

the fbi is accusing lewis bennett of killing isabella hellman then making it look like an accident.'s friend says they were arguing about bennett's plan to moving to australia. he is already facing sentencing. >>> well, turning to your health and new hope for children who suffer from peanut allergies. in a new studying involving 500 children with severe peanut allergies a california company says its daily capsules of peanut flour helped 67% of the children build up enough of a resistance to tolerate two peanuts but researchers are warning parents not to try this on their own. the method is still being researched and is potentially dangerous in an uncontrolled setting. >>> an italian tennis champ learned in realtime it's better to be lucky than just good. >> yeah, playing in rio, fabio fognini made this serve and watch how the racket slips out of his hands. he catches it and makes the return. >> you see it there. fognini kept his head and managed to win the point after all that. with that unintended trick shot he also went on to take the set and the match in three sets. so he's lucky

. >> el perro de su casa es tal vez tan alto como ella, pero la grandeza de isabella no es fÍsica, esinodoro del aeropuerto porque el hÁmster no podÍa viajar con ella. la mujer busca interponer una demanda. yo me pregunto por quÉ no se bajo del aviÓn con su mascota? seguimos con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ >> aquÍ estoy feliz porque ese viernes, es el dÍa nacional de la pisa y lorena nos tiene una super idea. lorena: estamos para hacer una pizza saludable, por quÉ no hacemos un par donde podamos tener una cantidad de ingredientes? usted puede invitar a los niÑos, hacer una pizza que sea saludable y los ingredientes que utilicemos en casa, los vamos a poder controlar mucho mejor. >> y la creatividad tambiÉn. lorena: el primer paso, me gustarÍa cambiar la base de la masa, es como un pan Árabe, resiste mucho la presencia de la salsa. cuando vayamos a hacer este tipo de pizzaes importante que tengamos un ratio entre el pan y el relleno. no podemos tener una cantidad de salsa grandÍsima. >> sobre todo, cuando le estamos echando tantas cosas. ç >> tenemos una crema blanca que la h

the fbi now arresting lewis bennett, charging him in the death of his new lnewlywed wifee isabella hellmanthorities say he killed her butting a boat trip off florida in may, allegedly telling police he was asleep when the boat struck an unknown object. >>> a police officer has been now been cleared after a deadly shooting of a teenager in overland park, kansas. dash cam video showing the officer firing at a minivan last month. 17-year-old john albers nearly running him down. police had been told beforehand he may be suicidal. the d.a. today saying the shooting was justified. the officer had resigned. >>> the new headline tonight about women and heart disease. the american heart association says many heart attacks in women under the age of 55 actually go undiagnosed. researchers say 10% involve chest pain and no artery blockage. later, exams revealing the scar tissue confirming the heart attack, possibly caused by tiny blood vessels that don't show up in typical tests. if you have suspicions, they say, you should ask your doctor. >>> when we come back here tonight, the story of jacob the go

the fbi says lewis bennett killed isabella hellman and tried to make it look like an accident.he did nothing to search for his wife during their bahamas honeymoon. stealing $100,000 worth of coins. the body was never found. police arrest a driver shoving a woman to the ground or in the road rage confrontation with the new hampshire woman says the man backed into her car and when she got out to talk to him he pushed her down. the man says she was the one causing problems and almost ran into him. he is charged with assault. the woman is not heard. a former kansas police officer cleared in the shooting death of an allegedly suicidal team. police arresting this - cam video showing john alberts backing out of the driveway nearly hitting the officer who jumped out of the way just in time. the cop shouting at him to stop before firing as the van, killing him. prosecutors say the unidentified officer felt his life was in danger. he resigned for personal reasons. brave police officers go into a burning building to save a woman trapped inside. this heart stopping rescue caught on body ca

in florida is charged with her murder and 41-year-old lewis bennett is charged in the murder of isabella helman and bennett originally told the fbi he went below deck when he disappeared. and the fbi has not disclosed evidence linking him to his wife's death. >> a man missing was found in locks. joshua was last seen on february 11 and when he picked up passengers for lyft. and a 911 call was made and they could not locate him. he was found alive less than a mile from where his car was and he did feed medical attention. they say it was not criminal. >>> jaime is here and the super bowl may be over but the eagles still making moves. >> they have coaching hires to fill. and super bowl champs search for an offensive coordinator seems to be over. doug peterson tapped mike grow for the drive previously the wide receiver's coach. and the first coordinator job in the nfl the last one was with the university of virginia 10 years ago. with the flyers winning six of the last seven and in striking spot. the gm says they owed it to the team to get them a quality gold tender. peter moresic was fresh o

. >> isabella check going to leave -- is bella check going to leave --'s bill belichick going to leavecdaniels will be the head coach. >>> the space x rocket is expected to fire again. >>> a look at the horrific aftermath, a hotel teetering on its side after a 6.4 earthquake shakes taiwan. >>> some of gospels music biggest stars to pay tribute to edwin hawkins. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >> space at -- space x launching the most powerful rocket today. let's take a look at them like pictures right now coming in from space over the shoulder of star men. this is a nod to david bowie. any minute now the powerful rocket is expected to fire again sending sterman -- star man and his roadster into orbit around the sun. we show you what came down after today's lunch that is also note -- launch that is also noteworthy. >> reporter: 27 rocket engines fired at once sending the falcon heavy in two space. the mega rocket combines the power of three space x rocket into one generating more than 5 million pounds of thrust, enough to launch a 737. space x founder and ceo elon musk calls to launch

. >> reporter: the fbi arresting lewis bhent for allegedly murdering his wife, isabella helmet.make it look like an accident at sea. the couple were on a sailing trip enmay when the coast guard received a disress. >> it gan takeong water. >> bennet telling investigators he had gone to sleep. within days of her disappearance. bennet asking for a letter declaring his wife's dead. the expert concluding the two eskam hatches found open. a friend saying the couple had been arguinging about his plans to go to australia. bennet has already been in jail for the last six months on a separate charge. abc news, new york. >>> thank you and a massive winter weather system is spawning tornados and coating some states in ice. >> many of those rescues were by boat. >> farther norths, sleet and rain class sidewalks. meanwhile, a lot of the ooez and accuweather's paul williams with the latest. >> very warm, record challenging farm gd along the coast koost. looking for widespread flooding to orcomfrom cincinnati, and even to little rock. from the werks an ice invasion with the cold air with a chan

joining me now is isabella. i first met her the day after the shooting. how are you doing? >> i'm okay. i think it is still singing in that all of this is happening in my community and we're all still going through this together, but i'm getting better. >>. >> you and i were talking about that energy, how long will it sustain. it is kind of incredible. >> i feel like most of our messages are being heard but nothing is being done about it. those kids went to talk to the president and he sat there and just listened but i don't think he will do anything about it but i'm not really sure yet. we're still going at it. >>. >> do you think -- i would not have known when we first met, that it would sustain the way it did, do you think it will when everyone is back in school in do you think the energy is there to keep it going? >> i really feel like we're not giving up, everyone at school is really against all of this and they really want to make a change. >> we were listening to the president's comments together. they said you have to talk about gun control. you and your classmates

was interesting that in stephanie ruhl's program that she had on a young high school student named isabella gomez, i think her name was. she was able to see through it. the president makes a statement talks about mourning and people hurting and greeting, sympathies and prayers. there's really no solutions there to this epidemic of gun violence. the sad thing is we pretty much have a good idea what works. states that have stronger laws, have significantly less gun violence. congress and the white house are, unfortunately, many members of congress are beholden to the gun lobby. >> when i think back to newton, i think that's the first time that i saw president obama crying as he delivered a statement. he was agonized. just issued a statement now. i think this is on twitter. we're grieving with parkland but we're not powerless. caring for our kids is our first job. until we can honestly say we're doing enough to keep them safe from harm including long overdue common sense gun laws that most americans want, then we have to change. you and gabby giffords have been working so hard on this. where d

. >> reporter: including isabella gomez. steent here at douglas parkland high school. >> we hear screaming and crying and people dead on the floor. i don't want to go back. i never want to walk into that building again. >> reporter: as for the shooting victims only three remain in the hospital this morning. the last one that was critical has been upgraded to fair condition. willie. >> maya rodriguez in parkland, florida for us, maya, thank you. we will have a tribute to the 17 victims of the parkland shooting later in the show. president trump who was in parkland on friday is now calling out the fbi, after the director admitted that agency mishandled the tip a few weeks ago about the shooter. the president tweeting on saturday, quote, very sad that the fbi missed all of the many signals sent out by the florida school shooter. this is not acceptable. they're spending too much time, he wrote, trying to improve collusion with the trump campaign. there is know collusion. get back to the basics and make us proud. chud todd, knick

isabella gomez, thank you for spending some time with us tonight. >> of course. no problem. >> we will keep you posted on this throughout the hour. >>> coming up, there is a lot of other news including steve bannon spending 20 hours with bob mueller in the russia probe. that is brand-new information. >>> we're also following the money in a scandal that continues with the trump presidency with statements from his lawyer that have only added questions. i have a special report on the history of gun laws in america and one thing that i think we need to do right now. also on the beat tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo who wants to speak out on gun control as well. and he will join me live on the beat. ♪ that you'll ever need ♪ staying ahead isn't about waiting for a chance. it's about the one bold choice you make, that moves you forward. ( ♪ ) the one and only cadillac escalade. come in now for this exceptional offer on the cadillac escalade. get this low-mileage lease on this 2018 cadillac escalade from around $879 per month. visit your local cadillac dealer. ♪

. >> so isabella, one thing you would support is not raising the limit -- i think a limit right now, it 18 for semi automatic weapon. you think it should be 21 for everything? >> i think that would be smart. but i just don't see any reason for us to need semi automatic weapons in the first place. but i know that the age limit would be a helping factor. >> and i do want to ask you, how are you doing? >> wie're all feeling very traumatized. i think is a good word. we're feeling scared. i know that we all had a sleepover last night and none of us could sleep. i woke up in the middle of the night and i stared at articlely and she w ashley and she was awake and we woke up because we had nightmares of someone killing us with a gun. children shouldn't be having these thoughts. children shouldn't be scared of these things. s it is note room abo right. >> you're right. how are you doing a, ashley? >> i guess we're doing as okay as we can. i think what is helping us is how well our community is coming together. i think that we all have to just keep in mind while wire doing all of these types o

i think her name was isabel or isabella gomez speak after the president gave his remarks.ow, she had it spot-on. she had it figured out. she noticed there weren't a lot of solutions there. she had some ideas of her own. i think what we're going to see here over the -- i hope, you know, over the weeks and months, that these kids, young adults stay engaged, push their communities in the right direction, hold their elected leaders accountable. they're going to be voters here, a lot of them. some of them might be voters already. and that they vote on this issue and demand for change. >> do you worry that some may seize on the mistake by the fbi, which is clearly horrific and obviously going to shabe investigated and blame >> well, there are certainly, you know, people that are elected to congress in washington, d.c. that i'm sure you've got this figured out, that that's probably going to happen. i was happy to see that the fbi has such a professional organization to own this. you know, the fact that they missed it, they realized they missed it, they owned up to it. i'm sure th

once we were in the hallway -- >> isabella? >> yeah. >> not to interrupt you. the opportunity to speak with many of your peers and i'm sure many of your friends as well, about this. we talked a bit about policy and perhaps what needs to change in light of this. as you're talking to your friends, your classmates, how much does that come up at this point, just a few days out here? are you and your friends talking about national policy in light of what happened at your school? >> yes. like i've actually -- it makes me feel a lot better. ever since it happened after we had ran to my friend's house because his house was the closest one there. we've all just been together ever since. the minute i wake up, i probably just -- i just have calls and we all hang out together and all we've been talking about is like all the city is just so quiet. when we walk out, it's just -- we went to eat last night and everyone in there was just upset. and it was just different. we've been talking about how like this wasn't supposed to happen and you always hear about how this happens

i think her name was isabel or isabella gomez speak after the president gave his remarks.e had it spot-on. she had it figured out. she noticed there weren't a lot of solutions there. she had some ideas of her own. i think what we're going to see here over the -- i hope, you know, over the weeks and months, that these kids, young adults that these kids, young adults stay engaged, push their communities in the right direction, hold their elected leaders accountable. they're going to be voters here, a lot of them. some of them might be voters already. and that they vote on this issue and demand for change. >> do you worry that some may seize on the mistake by the fbi, which is clearly horrific and obviously going to be investigated and blame the shooting solely on that rather than looking at any kind of legislation that could also have prevented it? >> well, there are certainly, you know, people that are elected to congress in washington, d.c. that i'm sure you've got this figured out, that that's probably going to happen. i was happy to see that the fbi has such a profession

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. >> reporter: the fbi arresting lewis bennet for allegedly murdering his wife, isabella helmet.t look like an accident at sea. the couple, who left their young daughter with family were on a sailing trip in may when the coast guard received a distress signal. >> the initial report we had was that the vessel struck an unknown object and began taking on water. >> reporter: bennet telling investigators he had gone to sleep, leaving heldman to operate the vessel. within days of her disappearance, bennet asking officials for a letter declaring his wife dead. the fbi accusing bennet of staging the whole thing. an expert concluding the two escape hatches found open is unexplainable as an accident. a friend saying the couple has been arguing about bennet's plans to move to australia. >> he was upset about her not wanting to go with him. >> reporter: he was in jail for six months on a separate charge. he's due to appear in federal court wednesday. abc news, new york. >>> thank you and a massive winter weather system is moving across the midwest, spawning tornadoes and coating some states

>>reporter: well, a lot of people are coming here, this is the future isabella attracts because everybody is taking pictures of the smashed windows and because they workaround here now, here is the window now boarded up. i'm going to show you video, our first video is the front door of macies and this is how it looked after the crowd finally left. this is right across the street from mayor kenny's office and city hall but as people are coming to work everybody is stopping to take pictures. here is to video number two where you'll see the man kin and you'll notice the mannequin is all naked. it was dressed from head to toe with winter finery from macies, but somebody decided to steal it. then our last video all the traffic lights on this very hot corner, six of them we counted just on this side of city hall at market and broad all knocked down and then kicked the lights out when they were knocked down they were kicked while they were down as they say. and finally we have a philadelphia police officer as we come back to our live picture, one man trying to direct pedestrians and traffic in t

. >> reporter: psychologists say survivors are victims, too. 15-year-old isabella gomez texted her older brother good-bye. >> i love you, if anything happens to me. he said, what, i love you, noodle. what's going on. >> reporter: you weren't sure you were getting out. >> i thought i was done. so much screaming. i can hear it all over again. shots right by me. >> reporter: grief counsellors say posttraumatic triggers may creep up in unexpected moments. >> my friend was doing her makeup in her makeup room. and she was slamming the doors and it freaked me out and it reminded me of the shots. >> reporter: some survivors say just talking about it helps. >> i was hearing bullets like, boom, boom, boom. stop for a second. boom, boom, boom. and he was screaming, open the door. open the door. i was leaning against the wall and he was shooting at the wall. he shot higher. i was on the floor. i felt it sizzling. you could hear a firecracker. >> in the grief, emotions erupting, as in this interview on cnn. >> i just spent the last two hours putting the bureauial arrangements for my daughter's funera

. >> i was able to get in contact with my sister isabella gomez, she's a sophomore there.he answered the phone trembling in shock that she saw people being shot at and luckily she was able to make it out. i'm just -- i'm still just shaken a bit because that's my baby sister, you know? >> she was sending us texts saying "i love you, i'm sorry" and all that because she didn't think she was going to make it but she's okay thank god. we haven't got her yet. they're releasing her, but she was right near the shooter, that's what she told me. >> there were also stories of heroism and bravery from inside the school. the school's football coach reportedly jumped in front of students to protect them from the shooter. he was thought to have survived the shooting, however last night the broward sheriff announced that a beloved football coach died. he did not name the coach, but they lost their football coach. part of the massacre was captured in graphic detail, video of students hunkered down inside a classroom screaming in fear as gunshots rang out in the background. the video is 11

the fbi says 41-year-old lewis bennett killed isabella hell mansd and tried to make it look like an accidentymoon. wynn net was arrested during sentencing for another crime stealing $100,000 worth of copies from a ship. hell mansd's body has never been found. brave police officers go into a burning building to help a woman trapped inside. the heart-stopping rescue caught on body camera. >> grab her, grab her. grab her. >> got her. jillian: indiana cops pulling down the woman hanging from a second story window. seven people were hurt in the fire, including two cops. come to your screen and watch this. it's not very often you see a ballerina dressed in a full police uniform. >> down, up. jillian: klee and straight. cody was late for bring dad to dance class. he didn't have time to change. he did the moves in full uniform. brian: those union forms must be like extra. if they were traditional khaki, they would rip. steve: wouldn't we rather see him in the police union unitarunionuniform than a unita going to be hot today. janice: we will see. i heard that brian's daughter is coming in today on "