theo lacey alone dwarfs many state prisons. >> i have an assistant sheriff at theo lacey. likes to say we don't have andy of mayberry. we don't have otis coming into the jail tank. that's not the kind of county jail inmate we've got. we have 400 people in custody for murder today. we don't have people in jail for simple possession of marijuana, like some people might think. we have some very serious felony inmates in our custody. >> hands behind your back. >> unlike prison inmates, who have all been convicted of crimes, most jail inmates have only been accused and are being held awaiting trial or the resolution of their charges. still, violence can suddenly break out in jail, just as it does in prison. >> when you're dealing with jails full of predators, there's always going to be prey. the inmates prey on each other, cause disturbances, cause big situations to occur. what happens is, the deputies that are on scene will try to control it. they do a great job. once they start to lose a little bit of control, what they'll do is they'll give us a call. >> sergeant hernandez i

. >> yes, sir. [ cheering ] >> meet 10-year-old lacey parker. lacey, how big is your heart?etty remarkable for a little girl born with five heart defects and given just ten days to live, until mom and dad, chris and rene parker, were given an option, an extremely risky, ten-hour surgery that could save her life. >> chris and i knew that the only thing we could do was put our faith in god and hand our baby over, and so, we did. >> lacey survived, a miracle of sorts. with down syndrome and several surgeries later, she's now fulfilling her biggest dream. >> check the number, see if you made it. what's your number? >> you see, lacey has her heart set on being a cheerleader. and when she finds out she made her school squad -- >> i made it! >> you made it. >> oh, my! >> i did! >> you're a cheerleader! >> yay! >> it went viral. more than 35 million views. >> when people see your video, what do they tell you? >> touched their heart. >> what else do they tell you? it gives them what? >> hope. >> so, that's when we decided to do something special for lacey. behind these doors, a surpr

he crossed overlay say over lacey and shot the next one. i believe the blood of tremendous on saved my little girl. >> i under stood by the words of my daughter he gave him something even mentioned a flash drive that is in this thing that he gave to the young man, and he actually said, this will explain why i'm doing what i'm doing. as a father there is no explanation for what happened on thursday. >> investigators have not revealed the contents of that flash drive. students are headed back to school tomorrow in tuolumne. four students at summerville high school were arrested over the weekend. investigators say they had an elaborate plan and list of students and staff to shoot. the sheriff says the four have confessed to the plan. an assembly will be held with the entire student body to talk about what happened. >>> fremont police have arrested a man wanted for murdering his mother. 0 march pet ginn jen was spotted in kensington. he's been the subject of a search since his mother was found brutally murdered tuesday in her home on monroe str

amazingly, sitting next to lacey in church, this man. the student they say was chosen directly by the gunman to live. >> and said you're the lucky one. you're not going to die today. >> reporter: meanwhile, chris mintz, hailed a hero by survivors and shot seven times, released this video. >> hello, everyone. i'm doing well. and i'm overwhelmed by the support that i've gotten from everybody. >> reporter: neal karlinsky, abc news, roseburg, oregon. >> our thanks to neal karlinsky, who also spoke exclusively to a young woman who survived. 18-year-old ana boylan spoke about the nine-minute ordeal. as she heard others being shot. she said the shooter asked each person their religion, and then shot them, saying the paint would only last a moment, and then they would be with god. >> i could hear everyone breathing hard and freaking out and crying. he asked everyone to move to the center of the classroom. so we all kind of just army-crawled to the center. >> you can hear much more of her story later exclusively on "good morning america." >>> pre

he crossed over lacey and shot the next one. i believe with all that i have that the blood of treven saved my little girl. >> reporter: there was another survivor, apparently given a message by the shooter. >> i understood that by the words of my daughter, that he gave him something, even mentioned a flash drive that is in this thing that he gave to the young man, and he actually said this will explain why i'm doing what i'm doing. as a father, there is no explanation for what happened on thursday. >> reporter: investigators have not spoken of the contents of that flash drive. for pastor scroggins, the day of the shooting ended with a reunion with his daughter outside the college. i bet you didn't just put her in the car. >> no, we hugged. it was an amazing thing, man. ( crying ) she got out of the car, and she had-- she had blood all over. i remember i wrapped my arms around her. we just squeezed. we just-- she squeezed me and i squeezed her. it was-- it was the best hug i ever had in my life. and then i put her in the car, and

amazingly, sitting next to lacey in church today, this man.tudent they say was chosen directly by the gunman to live. >> he said, you're the lucky one. you're not going to die today. >> reporter: scroggins says his daughter told him that the gunman asked students their religion, asked them to beg for their lives but rounded them up and shot them anyway, saying, "we will all be together in just a moment." >> he came in to execute. >> reporter: meanwhile, chris mintz, hailed a hero and shot seven times, released this video. >> hello, everyone. i'm doing well and i'm overwhelmed by support that i've gotten from everybody. >> reporter: the nine victims, ranging from 18 to 67. alleged gunman chris mercer's final words overheard by lacey. >> and the words were this. you got me. i've had enough. i'm done. >> reporter: the official cause of the gunman's death has been ruled a suicide but the sheriff believes he was hit by officers first. there is still no known motive. abc news, roseburg, oregon. >>> the supreme court is starting its new term today fo

he crossed over lacey and shot the next one. >> i'm doing well and i'm overwhelmed by the support that i've gone from everybody. >> reporter: over the weekend military veteran chris mintz thanked well-wishers from his hospital bed. he was shot several times as he tried to stop harper mercer i'm taking more lives. a white house petition is circulating asking president. obama toward mintz the medal of freedom. chris martinez, cbs news, roseburg, oregon. >> the shooter gave the student a flash drive, officials have not said what is on that drive. >>> students are returning to school in tuolumne for the first time since a shooting plot was foiled there. four students from somerville high school were arrested over the weekend. sheriff's investigators say they had a list of students and staff to shoot. the four have contest and an assembly will be held with the student body to talk about what happened. >>> 6:03 your time, san francisco's 30th annual fleet week definitely today, the biggest attraction in the sky, the blue angels, the navy flight demonstration squadron, they arrived in oakland

he crossed over lacey and shot the next one. >> i'm doing well and i'm overwhelmed by the support i've gotten from everybody. >> reporter: over the weekend, military veteran mintz, thanked well-wishers from his hospital bed. he was shot several times as he tried to stop harper mercer from taking more lives. a petition is circulating asking president. obama to award mintz the medal of freedom. chris martinez, cbs news, roseburg, oregon. >> following the deadly shooting in oregon, colleges in philadelphia are warning students to be extra cautious. the fbi and atf sent out a warning yesterday after a threat was posted on social media. the threat does not mention a specific school but does include a specific time. >>> the man suspected in a high profile vallejo objection due in court today for an arraignment, matthew moeller of south tahoe facing kidnapping charges. he's accused of breaking into a couple's home in march, restraining the man and abducting the woman who turned up safe two days later in southern california. at one point, police thought the whole thing was a poke. >>> a benici

. >> reporter: he kept his cool to let them know he was near lacey school. >> reporter: what do you see around you? >> a school and another school. >> i was unconscious, and he just did it all. >> reporter: he was honored by the lacey township with an award, but he said he doesn't feel like a superher row. >> he said he just wants to be brandon. >> reporter: brandon who was a boywonder when it wounded. tony aiello, cbs 2 news. >> yes, he was. >>> if you ride new jersey transit, you had better mind your manners, and it just launched a new customer courtesy campaign to remind customers to stay out of the rude zone. things like talking loudly, using foul language, and carrying too much baggage and this 6-week campaign uses posters, digital displays, and encourages people to posttheir transgressions on social media with #rudezone. >>> an overpopulation problem in rye. residents say the town is overrun with deer in many cases it appears they roam on to the streets for the marshlands conservancy. homeowners have put up fences to protect their plants, and others are more creative. >> there's 8

reporter: his 18-year-old daughter lacey survived thursday's deadly shooting at ump +++q-and-a community college without injury. the aspiring doctor made dead while 26-year-old christopher harper mercer went on a deadly shooting rampage in the classroom. he killed her teacher and 8 students before turning the gun on himself. >> this is not the first time evil has shown itself. reporter: he says lacey was pressed against another who was fatally wounded his blood that probably saved her life. religious organizations are the victims. >> christian nonchristian we don't care who you are you are welcome to come. reporter: another local church set up this tent for members to pray for the next 24 hours. this tight-knit community is message across. >> violence will not have the last word in rose berg. god will have the last word. reporter: as investigators try to figure out why harper mercer inflicted pain here people are already taking steps to heal. cbs news rose berg, oregon. >>> the organize school shooting is the latest tragedy on a school campus involving a gunman. >> schools around the cur

. >> reporter: lacey scroggins is one of the survivors of the shooting. her father is pastor randy scroggins. >> she said to me, "dad, you don't understand. i can't rest. the moment i shut my eyes, the moment it gets quiet, i hear the bodies dropping to the floor and the gunshots going off." >> reporter: treven anspach, who was shot and killed, fell across lacey, quite likely saving her life. her father raced to the campus to pick her up after the shooting. i bet you didn't just put her in the car. >> no. it was an amazing thing, man. she got out of the car, and she had blood all over her. it was all over her arm and all over her side and her pant, her other hand. i remember i wrapped my arms around her and we just squeezed. she squeezed me and i squeezed her. it was... it was the best hug i ever had in my life. >> reporter: after this campus reopens for classes, the building where the shooting took place will remain closed at least for a while. and while some students did come back here today, scott, there seems to be no rush to return to a place that ha

and killed, fell across lacey, quite likely saving her life. her father raced to the campus to pick her up after the shooting. i bet you didn't just put her in the car. >> no. we hugged. it was an amazing thing, man. ( crying ) she got out of the car, and she had blood all over her. it was all over her arm and all over her side and her pants, her other hand. i remember i wrapped my arms around her and we just squeezed. she squeezed me and i squeezed her. it was... it was the best hug i ever had in my life. >> reporter: after this campus reopens for classes, the building where the shooting took place will remain closed at least for a while. and while some students did come back here today, scott, there seems to be no rush to return to a place that has such terrible memories. bl pelley: john blackstone reporting tonight. john, thank you. and later in this broadcast, our series "voices against violence." we're going to hear from former congressman patrick kennedy. today the democratic front- runner in the presidential race added her voice to the c

classroom. >> then lacey remembers a huge bang close to her head. she said daddy, my ears started to ring. i couldn't hear. i didn't even know what was go on except i knew this. >> next to her 20-year-old treven anspach has had been sht, his body fell across her. >> she thought she was going to die. >> i said what were you thinking at that time. and she said daddy, number one i started to pray. and i knew i was dying today. i knew this was my last day. and he said get up, get up, and she was froze to the floor. she played dead. he crossed overlaysy and shot the next one. i believe with all that i have that the blood of treven saved my little girl. >> reporter: there was another survivor, apparently given a message by the shooter. >> i understood that by the worsd of my daughter, that he gave him something, even mentioned a flash drive that is in this thing that he gave to the young man, and he actually said this will explain why i'm doing what i'm doing. as a father, there is no explanation for what happened on thursday. >> reporter: investigators h

so pastor randy scroggins, a prominent pastor in town, and his daughter, lacey, happens to attend thathe was in that very classroom. and after several people had been shot, lacey is there, she's lying on the ground, and she hears a loud boom. and that boom was the person who was literally next to her was shot. and this is quite graphic. i don't know if there's another way to say this, but a lot of blood and the body basically went on top of lacey. and i'll let the pastor pick up the story from here. >> she said after that loud bang, i felt travis' body move over on mine. i felt the weight. it's almost like he was -- stopped breathing but he was on me. i looked under my left arm and all that blood from trevin was coming under my arm and she said i knew then that i was going to die. >> reporter: well, she lived because the shooter apparently thought that he had killed her. so here you have two survivors, poppy, two people who are obviously very lucky to have lived through this for whatever reason. poppy? >> wow. dan, thank you. very much. thank goodness that they both did survive. and fo

his 18-year-old daughter lacey was saved when fellow student treven anspach fell on top of her afters shot. she played dead. >> we believe his blood saved our daughter's life. >> reporter: witnesses say the student gunman chris harper mercer showed no mercy ordering some victims to crawl and beg before taking their lives. >> hello, everyone. >> reporter: army vet chris mintz who was shot seven times trying to save others posted this video to facebook. >> i'm overwhelmed by the support that i've gotten from everybody. i just want to wish all the other families a safe and speedy recovery. >> reporter: sitting next to lacey skrog gins in church, a student they say was specifically chosen by the gunman to live and deliver material to police. >> and the shooter said you're the lucky one. you're the one that's going to live. in this backpack, there's a flash drive. there are things that you're going to need. >> reporter: investigators have been scouring his home for evidence for a motive. >> we did not want to be part of the sandy hook club. but we're now members. >> umpqua college will re

he crossed over lacey and shot the next one. >> four students remain hospitalized. police have not disclosed a motive. >>> in california four teenage boys are under arrest after they plotted to kill students and teachers at their high school. other students at summerville high school came forward after noticing suspicious activities. they found names of potential police say the teenagers were going to shoot and kill as many people as they could. they have confessed. >>> staff and students at fill philadelphia colleges will be on guard this morning at a threat of violence. federal officials sent out the warning sunday. the threat was posted on social media following the oregon shooting. it did not mention a specific school but time. schools like temple university are encouraging students to report any suspicious activity. >>> that shooting in oregon prompted comments from donald trump on gun control. trump said gun control laws don't work and said arming more people might have stopped the shooting. >> you know no matter what you do you have people that are mentally i

lacey's life was spared. others weren't so lucky. >> she then heard another lady say to the shooter, "i'm so sorry for what you've gone through. i'm so sorry that you've been hurt." and with that he shot her. >> reporter: the shooter's father wonders how his son could ever amass 14 weapons. >> talked about gun control. every time something like this happens, nothing is done. >> reporter: a campus full of heartbreak, hoping to heal. for today, miguel almaguer, nbc news, roseburg. >>> meanwhile, checking to you the our top stories right now s.w.a.t. more college is offering counselling to students and staff today after the fatal fall of a student over the weekend. the student fell 40 to 50 feet off a cliff at the back of the campus saturday. neighbors found his body. >>> philadelphia police trying to track down a suspect accused of posing as a home care nurse and stealing jewelry from a south if i recall home. the woman was wandering around the home on snyder avenue on august 28th when the elderly resident conf

." >> reporter: treven anspach, who was shot and killed, fell across lacey, quite likely saving her life. her father raced to the campus to pick her up after the shooting. i bet you didn't just put her in the car. >> no. we hugged. it was an amazing thing, man. she got out of the car, and she had -- she had blood all over. it was all over her arm and all over her side and her pants, her other hand. and i wrapped my arms around her, and we just squeezed. hey, man, we just -- she squeezed me and i squeezed her. it was -- it was the best hug i ever had in my life. >> reporter: after this campus reopens for classes, the building where the shooting took place will remain closed, at least for a while. and while some students did come back here today, scott, there seems to be no rush to return to a place that has [male announcer] for our troops and their families, the military is more than a career, it's a journey. and every step along the way, the uso is there. it's an experience that soldier will never forget... that's what the uso does. [announcer] from the time they join, to the time they t

just think lacey makes a last-minute decision, they will have a podium at the debate for him. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. emily: tragedy in missouri. two firefighters are killed battling a raging fire. their final acts of bravery. erika: a final report released into last year' s malaysian airlines plane crash overseas. who it blames for the deadly take down. emily: and an admitted drunk driver busted behind the wheel. how social media helped police >> you' re watching newscenter 5 at noon. loss of two firefighters, killed missouri apartment building. 17-year department veteran larry leggio and 13-year veteran john mesh died when part of the building collapsed around them monday night. the kansas city chief says the firefighters managed to save at least two people just minutes two other firefighters were hurt. a hearing is scheduled today in the case of freddie gray, the baltimore man who died of a spinal injury he suffered while in police custody. five of the six officers charged in connection with gray' s april death want their statements to investigators thrown ou

hess had pleaded guilty to one count of violating the lacey act, a law that criminalizes sales of animals protected under the endangered species act. right now, black rhinos are classified as critically endangered. this was the scene on the campus of the university of iowa yesterday when protesters disrupted a meeting of the school's governing board angry about the hiring of the new university of iowa president. hundreds of professors, students, and others packed into a ballroom in the student union during wednesday's meeting of the board of regents. the protesters delivered a petition calling for incoming school president bruce harreld to step aside. the event marked the first organized protest since the hiring of harreld, a former ibm executive with no experience in higher education administration. after a long dry spell it looks like we could once again be getting a little more rain. and even more tomorrow. let's check in now with jason for more on that. jason: we have rain out to the west. it is very scattered in nature but as we head to the overnight tonight and throughout the day to

our reporters sarah lacey and hannah kuchler of the financial times this week on "press here." >>> good morning everyone. many of you would like me to get right to it. o'reilly is a publisher, o'reilly media. he is also a force in the tech industry. ink magazine calls him the prophet of silicon valley. wired magazine says he is so good at predicting the future he can see around corners. former google ceo says tim can make a whole industry happen. you are so much more and do so many more things but let's start with this idea of this o'reilly radar. that's what people call it and you have since adopted that. you have the ability in several instances to seem to understand what happens next. i want to know what happens next but i want to know how you know. >> this is great quote from william gibson who said the future is here, it's just not evenly distributed yet. i have this notion that there are interesting people who are living in the future and if you find and follow those interesting people you will learn what happened. and in particular when you find the person in the juncture of seve

lacey washington in april high school students badly shaken after staff members apprehended a gunman. teacher holly carpet is a graduate of columbine high school. that's why she takes this issue so personally. >> it's not about the flash backs or any of that for me. it's the thought of anyone wanting to hurt the kids. >> the threat is real. the question is, how to stop it. david wright abc news, new york. >> you never know how you'll respond in a situation like that, especially children. it's paralyzing for an adult going through something like this, but the hope is that they'll be able to you know, react in a moment like that or get to safety, a safe place. >> absolutely. quite a sign of the times. in the '60s we had the duck and cover cold war drills where people were covering. and now this is a sign of the times we live in right now. all right. coming up, an incredible act of in-flight kindness. a stranger who came to the rescue of a mother at her witt's end with her baby crying uncontrollably. what this good samaritan did to soothe those frayed nerves. >> and ahead in our next hal

. >> next to lacey, a student was specifically chosen by the gunman to live and deliver material to police. >> the shooter said you are lucky, you are the one that live. in the backpack and a flash drive that you will need. >> investigators have been scouring evidence at his home and on campus for a motive. we did taught want to be part of the san diego hook club but we are now members. >> students will be allowed back on campus after lunch today around 1:00 o'clock and classes resume tomorrow. >> a page set up to pay the medical spends of hero and shooting survivor chris mint has raided 750,000 million, the army veteran was shot seven times. the goal was to raise $10,000, but a staggering outpouring of support and gratitude nearly 750,000 right now. >> colleges in the philadelphia area are warning students to be extra cautious this morning after a throat of violence directed at local campuses. the f.b.i. and a.t.f. threats have been made against an unspecified university near philadelphia today. the university of pennsylvania and temple and drexel all sent alerts to students and the threa

lacey gregory was just 100 yourself away when the gunfire started. >> all i say was my friend alex. he apparently ran up past the shooting that was happening, up into the library, to let us know what was going on was real, and it was, indeed. people were getting shot, and i saw people running from the english hall across the courtyard towards every direction. it was-- it was crazy. >> reporter: authorities believe shots were fired both inside snyder hall and the nearby science building on the campus of more than 100 acres. students inside the school tweeted as the shooting happened, one saying, "students are runny everywhere, holy god." and then, "scariest thing i've ever experienced." students were evacuated on school buses to a local fairgrounds where they were reunited with their loved ones. the former president of this community college says the college only has one security officer on duty at a time and that person is not armed. scott, in oregon, student with the proper permits are allowed to care firearms on the campuses of public colleges and universities. >> pelley: ben trac

he crossed over lacey and shot the next one. >> i'm overwhelmed by support i've gotten from everyone. >> reporter: over the weekend military veteran chris mintz thanked well-wishers from his hospital bed. he was shot several times as he tried to stop harper mercer from taking more lives. a white house petition is circulating urging president. obama to award mintz the medal of freedom. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> hillary clinton unveils new gun-control proposal, she vows if elected president she will use executive power to strengthen back run checks on gun buyes, as well as sellers at gun shows and been domestic abusers from buying guns and push for repeal of legislation that shields gunmakers and dealers from most liability lawsuits. >>> another democratic presidential candidate, former -- o'malley of maryland has laid out his gun-control proposal and on them a ban on assault that -- license, get fingerprinted in making gun trafficking a federal crime. >>> still no sign of an american cargo ship lost during hurricane joaquin. it's last known location was near crooked island in the b

that video coming as we hear more about the terror at umpqua community college. 18-year-old lacey was one of the closest witnesses to the gunman. she survived when another victim fell on top of her and she played dead. her father says the gunman told the victims, "we'll all be together in just a moment." they he gave his last words. >> and the words were this. you got me. i've had enough. i'm done. emily: we're also learning the gunman gave a flash drive to one student telling him to give it to police. erika: in economic headlines this morning, coming to a target near you. the tech gadget you'll be able to get your hands on later this month at target. and the video you don't want to miss. hampshire neighborhood. if you are heading out, you can watch the latest newscenter 5 newscast right now or anytime on the wcvb mobile app. it is just hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. r life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. rhoney, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happ

lacey, washington, in april, high school students badly shaken. after staff members apprehended a gunman. teacher holly carpenter is a graduate of columbine high school. that's why she takes this issue so personally. >> it's not about the flashbacks of columbine or any of that for me. it's about the thought of anyone wanting to hurt the kids. >> reporter: the threat is real. the question is -- how to stop it? david wright, abc news, new york. >> david, thank you. and we will be staying on this throughout the night. much more on "nightline" and tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime, we move on now to the other breaking headline at this hour, the state of emergency tonight in four states. 50 million now under flood watches. there have a double threat at this hour. a massive rainstorm hitting right now, and then, of course, there is also hurricane joaquin, as seen from space. at this hour, a category 4 hurricane. expected to strengthen. the east coast in its sights. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee who has b

greg: anna gilligan with the entertainment issues and steve lacey and now man and wife. they were dating for a long time and we couldn't say it. rosanna: it was on open secret. greg: here it is. bryant park. sunday night wedding. really, really nice right up until, right up until this happened. rosanna: greg kelly. greg: do you have night mare this could happen. rosanna: i was looking around the ceremony, where is he. if he does something i have to tackle him. greg: they are already married and he runs to the church and grabs her. listen last neekt was beautiful. here is is group shot. rosanna: it was a lot of fun. this is the only sanctioned photo. greg: they are acting like the king and queen. rosanna: they want it to be private and special moment. >> the paparazzi was kept at bay. rosanna: you let loses a one point. what else happened last night. we mised the game. steve and anna now man and wife. rosanna: they are and going on a honeymoon. greg: it is so nice. you gave a gift. etiquette says you have a year. rosanna: if i were you, i would give a gift soon. greg: i h

steve lacey. we are going to do some jay-z is fighting a lawsuit in >> good morning, problems in jersey city. there's there's a water main break and sinkhole closing county road southbound on manhattan avenue. i i haven't heard whether it's affecting the southbound and northbound side. traffic right now you have normal delays, 30 and 40 inbound. a 20 minute delay on the inbound. >> juliet: thank you very much. i love juice cleanses. >> ben: one of the stars on the hit show nashville has been into the hospital. >> juliet: she has been suffering from postpartum to set depression so she went to seek medical help. her character in this hit show is also suffering from postpartum depression. she said a lot of women expense which is going through, she wants to put it out there instead of hide it. >> ben: hip-hop mogul, jay-z is taking the stand in an l.a. courtroom today. his real name is shawn carter he's been sued by a nephew of a gypsy and musician. said jay-z used his nephew's melody. rights but they

. >> ben: a big contract relations two and a gilligan and steve lacey who got married last night. >> kerry: there's a picture of the bride and groom. there's a russ and mike, a big congratulations to them. we are thrilled to them. such a nice night. spee2 it was. a little chilly out there. a little chilly this morning. >> audrey: speaking of snow, there was about 9 inches around around syracuse yesterday because of lake effect snow. >> ben: 9 inches? >> audrey: yes way up north. today we should stay lake free. we have cold temperatures across the region. that breeze warning in effect till ten am. we are we are in the 20s, like in poughkeepsie, at 31 in islip, 31 degrees in bridgeport. and westchester county we are 23 in bridgeport, 29 in white plains. it is cold with temperatures in the 28 in in the yonkers and bronx area. we are nice and dry right now. no rain or snow. plenty of sunshine today. some high clouds up there right now. we'll see sunny skies across the area. don't be fooled when he had outdoors, you think it looks nice and bright out but it is quite chilly. winds are calm

a pastor said his daughter lacey survived because his classmate treven protected her. >> all of the sudden i felt his body. part of his body was on mine. we believe that in treven's last moments, we believe he made a conscious effort to cover my daughter. i sincerely 100% believe his blood saved my daughter's life. reporter: kim hutchinson, wmur news 9. sean: parts of france is being plagued by severe flooding. it transformed saturday night into a terrifying flood zone. 16 people were killed. the flood waters were so strong, they swept away homes. colleges in the philadelphia area are on high alert this morning following a threat of violence. statements from schools like temple university say the threat was posted on social media following the deadly shooting in oregon. the fbi, atf, and explosives officials sunday. authorities say the threat did not mention a specific school, but it time. schools are encouraging students to report any suspicious activity. >>> a typhoon that tore through parts of aye sha is blamed for killing nine people. at least six people were killed when the twisters t

. >> juliet: in for steve lacey later today. i have a black clutch purse and it has the spike things that come out of the side, it's an edgy looking thing. rather they go to another table and pick up another fork he just picked up my purse and started stabbing his food, eating it with my food. i have pitcher evidence. at least i did tweet the video. >> mike: we had a good time. congrats of course to stephen and anna. today we have not a bad start. high temps from yesterday was on the cool side, 53 was your high temp in central park, 52 in sussex. this is this is what we have out there today. temps dropping off a little bit, 49 central park, 50 park, 50 in islip, 54 in montauk, 34 in monticello. still capable of getting frost up to the north and west. temperatures are considerably warmer than they were 24 hours ago. it's a 90-degree bump up in islip, and 14 in central park. not as chilly this morning. a mixed sky and the area. we will the area. we will keep that around, showers in upstate new york will stay there. a cold front wi

thinking she was dead she was in church sunday as a father recounted the story lacey is determined to let this is to define her chief plans on going back to school and to work. >>james: the president on an 84 year-old firefighters who died in a line of duty in 2014 along with three you died in previous years in area larger than the entire state of maryland 13 has lostheir lives and today we honor them as well we must work to prevent fires and fire fighting equipment and the support that they need to get the job done and to come home safe it is still at 90 percent containment so firefighters anopheles surrounding the death it is holding just over 76,000 a.. >>james: despite dry conditions across most of the california area it will be reporting the stake in the fiscal year in june with an estimate of $43 million and the money that was left over from fire prevention the collective one $300 million through june for more than a hundred out of property owners to pay a fire prevention free will to will firefighters are doing now to figure out the cause and the cause a person a website is hel

with lacey. >> i am legally changing it but i haven't figured out yet. >> juliet: it was a beautiful ceremony. it was a wonderful night. >> okay let's move on to entertainment. when it comes to hand injuries jimmy fallon cannot catch a break. he took a serious ball fall in boston over the weekend after tripping and dropping a bottle of yeager. he was in in town to accept an award from harvard. a fan handed him a bottle abuse, he turned and apparently fell on a woman who who is in front of him. you can hear the bottle smash and he looks at his hand. this injury was not as bad as the one in the summer. he almost he almost had to have his finger amputated. band-aids cannot fix. i think he might be a little clumsy. if you went to the movie over the weekend there is a good chance it wasn't that busy. >> are you okay. >> i'm okay. >> the martian, and bridges spies are the top movies. a big part of that is a badge of new releases flopped at the box office. goosebumps took in 15.5 million, bridges had more than 11 million. just $1.3 million making it one of the worst debuts of all time for a

his daughter, lacey, was inside the classroom and survived in part because she was covered by the bodyf another student. the nine lives lost on the front nine people killed at umpqua community college. in addition to the nine people murdered, nine others were wounded. one of those injured was cheyenne fitzgerald shot in the back and ended up losing one of her kidneys. she has been upgraded to fair condition. her mother says the recovery will take quite a long time. >> she is having some tough times. healing is going to be slow, but i know my daughter is very strong and she is going to get through this. >> how old is she? >> she is 16 and in college. >> tells you a little bit about what an overachiever she clearly was, the youngest of those to be injured. standing next to her mother was her cousin. she joins me now on the phone. thank you for being here. >> no problem. glad to be here. >> how was cheyenne doing today? >> she is doing good. she is in pain but that is expected after being shot. >> absolutely, it is. i know that she started to talk a little bit about what she remembers fro

lacey washington in april. high school students badly shaken after staff members app rehen add gun map. teacher holly carpenter is graduate of columbine high school that's why she takes this so personally e.not about the flash back or any of that for me. it's about the thought of any one even wanting to hurt kid. >> the threat is real. the question is how to stop it. david wright abc news new york. >> wayne is open his which to rose burg, oregon right now. live report on the shooting at 7 news at 11:00. >> moving on developing news tonight in the disappearance of benetia family. teenager faces murder charges in the death of his father and fiance and younger brother in the sierra. el dorado county sheriff's deputy arrested 16-year-old buchanan in benetia today. investigators found evidence linking nolan buchanan toime nes in be negligence a.family members reported adam his fiance molly and 8-year-old son gavin missing after a fire at their el dorado county vacation home. >> forensic evidence confirmed the 3 vict

leyears ago her other son tom lacey the third shot to death in oakland. >> new report highlights the prisons of bullying and not only at school but off campus as well and the bullying we are talking about now is targeting muslim americans. more on the story from david louie. >> 15-year-old ross should man human face on the problem of bullying. she has been targeted by fellow student and second time at local coffee shop n.january a group of students associated her with isis. >> i'm the only muslim in the group and then they said something about me being isis and then they pointed at me. >>reporter: then 4 months later she was verbally attacked by a woman barista place ago coffee order. >> she started yelling oh, lord oh, lord here's isis. i don't want to serve another isis fan. and a lot of other mean stuff about me being isis e-the they are trying to negotiate an apology from the employee. student who bullied her at school has apologized. >> i for give him because lucky forgiveness is a part of my religion and i believe in peace like i don't want any problems with any one. >> reporte

. >> reporter: pastor randy scroggins speaks for his daughter lacey too traumatized to break her silence. taylorans batch saved lost his life he saved hers. >> i'm frozen to the ground and can't move. >> reporter: covered in blood and unable to move lacey's life was spared. others weren't so lucky. she then heard another lady say to the shooter i'm so sorry for what you've gone through. i'm so sorry that you've been hurt, and with that he shot her. >> the shooter's father wonders how his son could ever amass 14 weapons. >> they talk about gun control every time something like this happens they talk about it, and nothing is done. >> reporter: a campus full of heartbreak. nbc's miguel almaguer. >> the supreme court gets back to work with some politically charged cases. the justices will decide to take up a case on a texas abortion law that requires abortion facility meet the same standards at hospital-style surgical centers. opponents say it's intended to limit access to abortion. >>> in another big case the court is likely to consider a challenge to the birth control mandate in the afford

and lacey parker, and our little cheerleader with down syndrome and her video went viral, and we surprisednd we arranged a try out with the atlanta hawk cheerleaders, and you will see what happens with that as well. i hope it is the next thing the go viral, because she is one special little girl. >> and how fabulous. kyra, that is great. thank you for doing that and digging behind that lilt snippet and seeing who that little person is. >> we all need inspiration. >> heck yeah, and we need it. be sure to watch kyra's cnn report "gone viral ii" right here on cnn at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for watching, everyone. it has been nice to is have you this noon hour. and i want to pass the baton over to my colleague wolf blitzer who is going to be blitzer who is going to be started right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer and it is 1:00 p.m. here in washington, and 8:00 p.m. in damascus and 1:00 a.m. in beijing, and wherever you are watching from around the world, thank you very much for joining us. >>> we we begin with the breaking news that u.s. troops coul