seeing none, on commissioner lazarus' motion to accept the minutes. president fung. >> aye. >> a commissioner honda. >> aye. >> commissioner wilson. >> aye. >> commissioner swig. >> aye. item five is withdrawn and we will move on to item six. appeal 17-158 patricia hayes versus the zoning administrator at 21 brompton avenue appealing the issuance on september 1, 2017, with the letter of determination regarding whether the vacant lot at the subject property currently being used for parking and could be developed with a surface paid public parking lot. hearing was held on december 13. it is on for further consideration today. the board voted 3-2 with commissioner lazarus and commissioner wilson dissenting to grant the appeal and overturn the letter of determination on the basis the zoning administrator erred because the legal nonconforming use was established for parking and the use of the property as a paid parking lot after it was sold by the city to the apell lanlts. lacking four votes needed to pass, the motion failed and upon further motion, they v

thank you. >> commissioner lazarus: just to clarify that. you're satisfied with 15 inch being appropriate given the rate of which it will grow? is that what you're saying? >> i think in the immediate area where the subject trees are located, all those replacement trees should be 24 inch box size trees. we will have to determine the exact count. on multiple, where the two locations are on both frontages and where the one tree is on sutter, there's definitely an opportunity to have several 24 inch box replacement trees that would become future significant trees as they get bigger in the future. say in those immediate areas which are greened out, where they're doing that soil mitigation, within the green areas, those replacement tries should be 24 inch box. >> commissioner lazarus: not 36, but 24? >> exactly. based on, again, we're not advocating here for retaining trees. so to us it seems reasonable. it's unfortunate, but it seems reasonable removal despite the loss to the community. >> president honda: thank you. >> thanks. >> matter submitte

they're concerned about -- >> commissioner lazarus: that wasn't my question. i'm not interested in how many bedrooms are there now. the permit says you're adding four bedrooms. are you adding four bedrooms? >> i guess so. because the basement existing has two bedroom already. >> commissioner lazarus: we'll come back to it. thank you. >> president honda: thank you. >> batter up. shed some light on this. good evening. corey teague planning tkep staff. yes, the building permit that's before you tonight was first filed in march of 2015 for a rear addition to the existing two story single family home and interior remodel. i think the point you made before is that legally the existing building has two bedrooms but there are two other rooms on the ground floor that may not be legal bedrooms. maybe have operated as defacto bedrooms in the past. depending on which number you use. probably adds they're adding four bedrooms. that's obviously the number of legal bedrooms they're adding. this project was reviewed by our staff. it did go out for a neighborhood notification

evening is board president hon darryl honda joined by frank fung, commissioner lazarus, and commission eer wilson and commissioner swig. >> we have the attorney and the board's legal assistant, and i am cynthia goldstein. we wibe

>> commissioner lazarus: aye. we can return to item number 6, which is appeal 17-161 tout esker versus department of building inspection. digging through them all we were able to determine the proposed changes would not have been impact that would be non co compliant regarding the planning code. defined by the planning department. >> subjects never have an easy time, that's the way it works, thank you. >> inspector duffy. >> i agree with that comment from planning as well. it looks like there's no building code issues that would come up on the changes. >> thank you, senior inspector. >> commissioners and the matter submitted if you wish to adopt we would need a motion. do we have a copy of the plans. ok. thank you. move to deny the appeal. >> grant the appeal and to accept the drawings dated december 13th, 2017 as a condition. >> ok. is that on the bases it reflects the agreement of parties? >> that's correct. >> thank you. that motion is to grant the appeal and issue the permit it be revised to reflect the plans

i agree with commissioner lazarus there is a due process if it would merit the neighbors to have seen the correct ones or they may have seen the correct drawings if we can verify that is what they submitted. i may disagree with both the va and commissioner swig. i am not sure the fourth floor is contextual. it is very unusual that, you know, you have a hip roof and put a box behind it, you know. a lot of times when they want to use that to create an extra floor, they put dormers in there. i am not prepared to address those issues. i wasn't sure they were in front of us in terms of what the scale and context of the proposal. i would like to see it bust to rest whether there is a due process issue here. >> if there was the emotion to continue for those purposes i would support that motion. >> i would ask we continue for a short timeframe so the va can verify exactly what was sent out to the surrounding neighbors. >> how much time would you need? first is march 7th available for the permit holder and the appellant? okay. is it okay for the appellate? >> i move to continue it for two week

we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to deny the request. request. okay that motion passes. thank you. >> next item please. 6:0it is 17-1291 and 192. the first by rasa moss dealing with 363 jersey street protesting the issuance on november 29 of 2017. new garage and foundation horizontal addition at rear and vertical addition. complete interior remodel and replace windows in kind. one hour property line walls and sprinklers. start with the first appellant. you have seven minutes. >> good afternoon. i am the homeowner rasa moss at 393 jersey street. it is three units. we bought it in 1973. it is home for the past 45 years to me and my family for the third generation. my house abuts 363 which was built at about the same time 120 years ago. when i filed this appeal, my greatest concern was that my house and property would be endangered by excavation for a deep basement. this plan before you was submitted by ee wise architect and agent for the owner at that time of 363 jersey street. today 363 jersey has a new owner called 363 jersey llc. they have informed mean and the other ap

founding fathers intended for the nation they created and ensure that they told the door they put emma lazarus wrote in her poem remains an open door, open to all those who dream to become an american and contribute to the station and we must remain in present washington's words -- open to receive, not only the opulent and respected, but the oppressed and you did of all nations. looking at the plant president trump has put forward similar plans offered in this chamber there is a real interest in slamming the door shut by those who have already arrived as immigrants and fled persecution who have pursued freedom and pursued opportunity, who escaped from famine to come in and slammed the door on everyone else. it is not very american to do that. it is not a strength to undermine the future success of our economy by draining away the extraordinary talents of our dreamer community. president johnson made the point and he said the land florist because it was fed from some resources because it was nourished by so many cultures and traditions and people. president ronald reagan made the point and he s

so we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to hold a closed session. on that motion, president fung. >> aye. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> commissioner wilson. >> aye. >> vice president swig. >> aye. >> okay. so we are going to go into closed session. we do need to clear the room except for those people who are intended to be here, and then the audience is heather johnson from the department of human resources who we have invited to attend. >> and -- >> we are reconvening in open session for the board of appeals january 31, 2018, and we need to disclose any or all sessions held in closed session pursuant to code. >> move not to disclose. >> motion from commissioner lazarus to not disclose. on that motion, president fung. >> aye. >> a commissioner honda. >> aye. >> a commissioner wilson. >> aye. >> vice president swig. >> aye. thank you. that motion passes. nothing to report on any action taken, so we are done with the closed session, item 7. president fung, there is no other business before the board tonight. >> this meeting is adjourned. [gavel] >

lens astride from land to lazarus inscribed on the statue it said not like land, here our sea washed sunset gates stand a mighty woman with a torch whose flame is imprisoned -- has imprisoned lightning, her name motherer exiles, from her beacon hand goes worldwide welcome, her mild eyes command. words that are music to the ears of everyone who loves freedom. keep ancient hands your starried pup. give me your tired, poor, humble masses yearning to live free. the wretched refuge of your eeming shores send these the homeless tempest tossed to me i lift my lamp beside the golden door. with those words america has been a beacon to the world and how proud this has made us. america is great, some say, because america is good. and this manifestation of our goodness is one that is historic. in responding to the call to the statute of liberty who must by now have tears in her eyes having heard some of the debate on immigration, i want to read some of the dreamers who came to our -- who came to our shores. maybe through land or by sea. i want to talk about lieu viss, luis, luis came to the unit

lens astride from land to lazarus inscribed on the statue it said not like land, here our sea washed sunset gates stand a mighty woman with a torch whose flame is imprisoned -- has imprisoned lightning, her name motherer exiles, from her beacon hand goes worldwide welcome, her mild eyes command. words that are music to the ears of everyone who loves freedom. keep ancient hands your starried pup. give me your tired, poor, humble masses yearning to live free. the wretched refuge of your eeming shores send these the homeless tempest tossed to me i lift my lamp beside the golden door. with those words america has been a beacon to the world and how proud this has made us. america is great, some say, because america is good. and this manifestation of our goodness is one that is historic. in responding to the call to the statute of liberty who must by now have tears in her eyes having heard some of the debate on immigration, i want to read some of the dreamers who came to our -- who came to our shores. maybe through land or by sea. i want to talk about lieu viss, luis, luis came to the unit

. >> reporter: jim lazarus with the san francisco chamber of commerce calls these contractions, storesing to find their sweet spot and balancing floor space and booming online business. >> you have a goal of per square foot sales and it's clear that in some of the larger stores around the country or in some markets have too many stores and some neighborhoods. you are seeing stores close. >> reporter: even the city's mayor fears the retail ground shifting. >> the amount of amazon delivery boxes that are appearing in every single home, it's changing the landscape and we need to adapt with it, but as far as union square goes, it will be a loss of an iconic store that's been there for so long. >> reporter: now macy's tells me there is no time line for when this sale is set to take place, but i did ask when it does happen is it going to affect anyone's job? they told me that at this point they're in the process of just exploring this opportunity. reporting live from union square this evening, sam brock, nbc area news. >> we'll see what happens. thanks, sam. >>> some of the biggest names in

remember andrea jung, shelly lazarus, jim rohr, mary shapiro, steve mollenkopf, mariji marijin dekkersn hockfield and peter henry. >>> daimlerchrysler plans to invest 2 billion for a facility which will build mercedes benz in china guille is a parent company of volvo. and in other global news, the ruling communist party in china has proposed eliminating the two-term limit for president xi jinping, for all of them, i guess, but this mainly applies to president xi and he will remain leader of china indefinitely the proposal covers the office of vice president. let's get back to omaha and warren buffet and becky is there. did i say anything -- should android users feel like i really -- i was just kidding around i happen to use the iphone they're people, too. >> are you getting angry responses on twitter >> yes, myopic, android. that's fine. i did have a question for warren for samsung to give them a plug but then i wondered does warren have a flat screen you have a color tv, right, warren >> i've got -- >> you've got a flat screen? >> i've got an 85 incher i like to watch sports on televi

. >> reporter: jim lazarus with the san francisco stores says that's forced macy's into tighter sweet spots. but don't feel too forlorned. macy's is still the biggest department store. >> i'd rather see the merchandise whatever versus buying online. >> you're old school. >> reporter: and it is ironic as we talk about these historic places changing hands. the marshal field in chicago was bought by macy's and today macy's announced it is selling the top half of that historic building for $30 million. >> okay, we can all relate to that. thank you, sam. >>> apple co-founder is sending a strong message about bitcoin. he says he loss more than $70,000 worth of bitcoin not because of the market but a thief. someone bought the bitcoin from him online and the thief canceled the payment and stole the bitcoin from him before it could be finished. he bought the bitcoin when it was worth $700 a piece. >>> this may be one of the oddest sights for people in the tri-valley. snow coming down this morning on the road south of livermore. really folks don't see that every day. >> reporter: that's right,

lazarus is what they used also to hack sony. they might also want to do. but imagine hacking a satellite or of course the electrical grid. you don't need to do the bomb that stops the electrical grid. you can hack it. they've got thousands of individuals at a state based dynamic working on this. i mean, this is a part of their state-based framework in north korea and iran as well. when you're working with these two dynamics, imagine if you could disable the banks in the united states for a period of time, the kind of panic that could be caused in los angeles and new york simultaneous lie had no power. this is what they want to work on. and it wouldn't be a surprise. they do it well. they've done it before and i think it would precede anything large eaz well. charles: we have the triad with respect to our nuclear arsenal. and maybe this would augment their nuclear ambitions. it would be a deterrent. if you atake our nukes, we'll bring down your electric grid. >> and if you look at it from a tactactical point of view, what does no

. >> on that motion from commissioner lazarus to continue this matter to march 7th, 2018 to allow time for dbi to confirm the number of stories in the subject property, president fung. [ roll call ] >> that motion passes. this matter is continued. >> no further business, president. >> good night. . >> hi my name is jason jones a xaefrp and communication capture at the san francisco water department i hnlt a high volume of calls and radio communications i enjoy coming to work i still find it challenging i still learn everyday and i'm going to have the level of activity if zero to 60 in a matter of minutes i take bride pride in handling the emergencies. >> have are you available the work order is 2817827 that's one of the great things of sfpuc they offer work shops to help you get ahead you have to care about the job and go above and beyond to find out as much as you can the three puc i so no glass ceiling the opportunities are end. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the

they couldn't believe that these men, almost lazarus-like, were being lifted from their diseased state and returned to normalcy. and it became a huge fad. thousands joined the washingtonians who weren't alcoholics at all, but wanted to support the work of the organization. and it seemed like the country was on the verge of a major breakthrough in how to treat alcoholics. the problem was it couldn't sustain its enthusiasm. the thousands who were members of the association who weren't alcoholics after a while got tired of listening to the alcoholics talk about their stories, and they left the organization. and the men who were left behind didn't have sufficient organization to be able to sustain their movement. but they had made a tremendous are impression on one group of people in particular, and that was doctors. doctors who, up til that point, had never thought to help alcoholics because they didn't think they could be helped now began to see that alcoholics could be saved. and began to create institutions, inebriate homes, they were called, or inebriate asylums where these men someti

and we are joined by our vice president rick swig, commissioner darryl honda and commissioner ann lazarus. bobbie wilson will be absent. brad is sitting to my left. he's a deputy city attorney and he'll provide the board with any needed legal advice tonight. gary, the board's legal assistant is at the controls. engineer joined by representatives by city departments who have cases tonight. we have the assistant zoning administratedder and he's here representing the plan department and commission. we'll be joined shortly by senior building inspector joseph duffy and also we'll have representatives here from the department -- the city's arts commission. the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones or electronic devices so they do not disturb proceedings and you carry on conversations in the hallway. the boards rules are as follows: appellants and permit holders are given 7 minutes and three minutes for rebuttal and people affiliated must include comments within these periods. members of the public not affiliated with the parties have three minutes each to address the board and

. >> i'm dan lazarus. i'm from parametric. i've got justin henny and kelley hillquist. >> i think the board had a lot of questions last time that they want some answers to, so why don't you just go ahead and jump in and start addressing those. >> okay. that's what i had hoped to do. so do you want me to just go through them? >> yeah. answer the questions. >> why index futures, i'm reading from slide four, exchange traded futures yallow us to remove the secured indexes. >> are there slides? >> it's attached to the recommendation. >> attached to item [ inaudible ]. >> did you get it? no, there's no slides attached to item 12. >> attached to the memo? >> no slides. i don't have any slides. >> oh, they might be 11, you might be in the guidelines. [ inaudible ] >> i'm sorry. >> two different pieces of material. first. >> my mistake. i thought we were on item 12. so yeah, index -- so in other words, index futures are another way to invest in indexes. they have a different structure, but the same result is index eft and mutual funds,

he's joined tonight by our vice president frank fung, commissioner ann lazarus and bobbie wilson.ick swig will be absent. brad rusty is a deputy city attorney. he'll provide the board with any legal advice tonight. gary cantera is the board legal assistant. i'm cynthia goldsteen. we're also joined by r

and we are joined by our vice president rick swig, commissioner darryl honda and commissioner ann lazarusn will be absent. brad is sitting to my left. he's a deputy city attorney and he'll provide the board with any needed legal a

. >> on that motion from commissioner lazarus to continue this matter to march 7th, 2018 to allow time for dbi to confirm the number of stories in the subject property, president fung. [ roll call ] >> that motion passes. this matter is continued. >> no further business, president. >> good night. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salarie

law enforcement visited the home of nic lazarus cruz 39 times over a seven year period.w that while enrolled at majory stoneman douglas high cruz was not allowed to wear a backpack out of security concerns and ultimately exspelled because of violent behavior. despite all of these warnings he was not in jail or mental health facility or ivan being observed by law enforcement. instead cruz was easily able to enter the high school with a large bag containing an ar 156789 school resource officer scott peterson armed with a gun and a bullet-proof vest he took a position behind a concrete column outside the building when the rampage was taking place. as one witness observed peterson remains standing still shot after shot and scott peterson never entered the building. here is how one student described this officer's enaction in the case. >> the resource officer was behind the stairwell wall standing there. had his gun drawn pointing it at the building. and you could -- shotsed going off inside. you could hear them going off over and over again. only one with a gun. wearing a bu

he's joined tonight by our vice president frank fung, commissioner ann lazarus and bobbie wilson.swig will be absent. brad rusty is a deputy city attorney. he'll provide the board with any legal advice tonight. gary cantera is the board legal assistant. i'm cynthia goldsteen. we're also joined by represent from the city department. at the table in front is corey tee the assistant zoning administrator. he's also representing the planning department and plans commission. sitting next toim

and one call last november a tipster specifically warned that nic lazarus cruz was, quote a school shooterng which turned out to be sadly true. sheriff israe

founding fathers intended for the nation they created and ensure that the golden door that poet emma lazarus wrote of in her poem remains an open door, open to all those who dream to become an american, to contribute to this nation. we must remain in president washington's words, open to receive not only the opulent and respected, but the opposed and persecuted of all nations. looking at the plan that president trump has put forward, similar plans offered in this chamber, there's a real interest in slamming the door shut by those who have already arrived as immigrants, who have fled persecution, who have pursued freedom, who have pursued opportunity, who have escaped from famine to come in and slam the door on everyone else. it's not very american to do that, and it's not a strength to undermine the future success of our economy by draining away the extraordinary talents of our dreamer community. president johnson made the point, he said the land flourished because it was fed from so many sources -- because it was nourished by so many cultures and traditions and peoples. president ronald rea

. >> commissioner lazarus? >> aye. >> commissioner wilson? >> aye. >> that vote passes. >> president honda: we're going to take a five minute recess. okay ten. sorry. [ ten minute recess ] >> welcome back to the january 17, 2018 board of appeals. we are on item number 5. stephen williams versus the san francisco public works bureau of urban works facility. appealing the issuance on october 25, 2017 to westside courts housing partners lp of a public works order approval of request to remove and replace five significant trees one tree is at 2557 sutter street, two at 2400 post street and two are at 1400 blaker street. we'll start with the appellant mr. williams. >> welcome, counselor. i apologize for the case being taken out of order. >> what was the deal with that? the trees get shuffled to the bottom of the pile. >> president honda: there's more cases after. welcome. >> steve williams. thank you very much. the appellant. i did want to straighten out. i received a bunch of e-mails from dpw. they assumed the neighbors hired me. this is a pro bo

arthel: there you see nic lazarus cruz being escorted out of the courtroom here in fort lauderdale. doug burns is still with me. when we were listening to what we were listening to hear had you judge shearer listening to both attorneys. we thought they were going to discuss whether or not to release his medical records. it appears that's not what exactly happened. >> i don't think that is the judge would have to order the release of the records. and that plainly has not happened yet. and for good reason, because, as i said, it's a little mamma temperature and everybody should be careful on that. what it seems as though they were discussing was the fact whether the motions that are being filed should be sealed, which is a very common procedure. we often say, judge, we would like this to be sealed, shielded and of of course that implicates the media and they were discussing back and forth. the judge kept saying i'm going to leave it the way it was. which is that the motions are not sealed necessarily. so the media is going to see, necessarily, what the defense is asking for. and did y

this is what they say about the shooter, nic lazarus cruz.'s watch. >> he definitely had just some things a little off about him. it was just more or less that he was aggressive and quiet and shy about when he got aggressive. >> his personality was like very different. >> he was a bit off. he would like curse randomly in the middle of lunch. you know, he would just like scream out random curse words. he always seemed a little bit off, you know. just something was wrong with him. >> a lot of like crazy stuff that he did. just not -- he got kicked out of school most of the time. honestly people were saying it was going to be him. joked like that that he would be the one to shoot up the school. it turns out everyone predicted it. that's crazy. >> sean: just like with other mass shooters. there were signs, there were warnings of mental, social, emotional problems. but all the pieces were never put together to prevent this tragedy from happening. and like with many other shootings and terrorist attacks, nikolas cruz was telegraphing his attentions

. >> on that motion from commissioner lazarus to continue this matter to march 7th, 2018 to allow time for dbi to confirm the number of stories in the subject property, president fung. [ roll call ] >> that motion passes. this matter is continued. >> no further business, president. >> good night. please silence your devices and when speaking before the commission f you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll at this time. [roll call] and we expect commissioner richards to arrive shortly. first on your agenda is consideration of items proposed for continue wants. item one, 2016-007850env, 88 broadway and 735 davis street, an appeal of the preliminary negative declaration is proposed for continuance to march 8, 2018. item two, 2017-004489cua at 701 valencia street, request for a conditional use authorization. and item number three, 2017-006817drm, 1190 bryant street and it is proposed to be continued indefinitely. item four, case 2016-010348cua, 1233 policiening street is conditional use authorization, items 5a and b for case numbers 2015-014876cua at 749 and 27

. >> it's now the exactly lazarus, is it. >> this is where things get jammed up in the house.he president is determined to get legal immigration cuts that he's talking about a government shutdown. >> bottom line before we go to the, tell me something, all three of you, do you think we'll get something to help out these people who came here because their parents brought them here? i think trump wants it off at some point. >> it will get through the senate, not the house. they'll come up with a grand compromise to punt for two or three years. >> you mean let them alone for two years. what about the democrats winning the house next year? does that help. >> i think they will win the house. i see the senate may be a tossup at this point. the question is, can they do it again and pass daca. >> then they would have to pass it again in the senate before they got to the house. >> then the question is -- >> do you think we'll get something? >> i sigh' different path. i do think on daca if something gets to the senate, the amount of pressure that puts on republicans especially ones in vu

and one call last november a tipster specifically warned that nic lazarus cruz was, quote a school shooterthe making which turned out to be sadly true. sheriff israel did nothing. under israel's leadership the department entered an agreement to drastically reduce student arrests. the goal was to eliminate the so-called school-to-prison pipeline which at the time was a top priority of president obama and attorney general eric holder. the effect was a disaster. cruz might have been arrested and convicted of a crime if it not for that policy he would not have been able to buy a gun. once the parkland shooting began, israel deputies refused their most basic duties. deputy scott peterson's only job was to protect students at the school hid while cruz murdered 17 people. when three more broward deputies arrived, they too took shelter behind their cars, rather than try and enter the school and save the lives of children. scott israel is the man in charge of all of this and, of course, he is responsible for it. he loudly disagrees, indeed, israel relentlessly brags about himself to all media who w

directors who will not stand for redirection, deckers, hockfield, henry, jung, lazarus, moore and shapiro>> this is a board and the guys and lady better get ready to be very, very busy. they have to hit the ground running. interesting to note that mr. horton is lead director at qualcomm he's got a lot on his plate right now, not to mention the director of walmart. qualcomm conceivably, we'll have more on that in a moment, may wrap up in the not-too-distant future of march 6th. they are trying to figure out the insurance loss and revision. what they should have known and didn't know in the board brennon stays on as the lead director and will be gone in '19. this sport is cull kabl to a certain extent, whether they knew or didn't know, they should conceivably had known more but you can make a larger announcement how little boards do know what is going on at companies. and as i have said before, a company in major transition to include options to break it up, potentially find dimpbt homes for aviation and health care for example, but we'll see where that ends up these people better be ready

. >> shooter nic lazarus cruz is due back in court today, guys. that just prior 209 shooting he tried to access his mother's $800,000 inheritance. ainsley: of course he did. of course he did. steve: thank you very much. laura ingraham had last night on her program, she had a story how she has got sources in law enforcement down there and they said apparently the deputies were told not to enter the school unless they had their body cameras on. but they didn't have body cameras. so they didn't go. in also apparently they lost radio communication during the shooting. ainsley: this kid had everything ahead for him. he had parents that adopted him, that loved him. his mom was worth $800,000? he could have gotten that money and used it for so much good. look what he has done with his life and others. brian: obviously delayed learning. degree of ewe tim by the age of 5. watched his father die in front of him by the age of 6. then he comes over to florida. i know some people actually on long island that went to the parents wedding got to know him. when he

. >> nic lazaru nikolas cruz admits he was the gunman. >> are you nicholas jacob cruz. >> yes, ma'am.counts of aggravated murder. >> comment posted on one of his videos. >> i have never seen a post that disturbing or that brazen. >> the fbi was not able to further identify the person who made the comment. >> there were junior rotc students at the school who helped save their classmates. >> brought the back to the classroom. put up kevlar walls and took some of the tables we used as desks and stood them up for cover. ♪ ♪ brian: here we go. straight to a fox news alert. chilling confession. that from a florida high school shooter nikolas cruz reportedly telling police, and you heard it there, you heard him admit to it. but here is what he said to police, that demons made him do it. rachel: he is now behind bars, held without bail on 17 counts of premeditated murder. steve: on this friday morning, rob schmitt was live from park land, florida with disturbing new details about his troubled past. rob, it seems like everybody knew this kid was trouble. >> certainly there were a lot of warnin