mientras protegÍa a sus compaÑeros, no se siente seguro. >> ningÚn policÍa hizo nada. >> en marjory stoneman douglases suficiente porque lo que exigen cambios. >> el grito por mayor seguridad escolar va de costa a costa. en esta universidad incluso iniciaron el aÑo escolar con un simulacro de tiroteo lo que es evidente es que para los10 estudiantes, todo serÁ distinto en marjory stoneman douglas. >> desde parkland, florida,azo que estuvo guardando durante casi 3 meses para su hijo anthony. >> primero lo separaron en la frontera, luego la deportaciÓn pero ella no dejÓ de luchar por recuperar a su pequeÑo. >> las Últimas horas fueron una montaÑa rusa de emociones pero hoy finalmente estÁn juntos. >> jenni nos acompaÑÓ. >> para ella y su hijo terminÓ la agonÍa. >> por lo solicitado a los abogados pudo regresar a guatemala. >> despuÉs de estar por mÁs de 80 dÍas separado de su madre. >> para mÍ estos tres meses sin estar sin Él fue un dolor muy grande. >> elsa dice que buscarÁ ayuda psicolÓgica porque tuvo muchas pesadillas y estÁ preocupada por las secuelas que el encierro le haya causado al pequeÑo ep

starting at marjory stoneman douglas high school were 17 people were killed in the shooting rampage. there's extra security including a new buzzer system at the school entrance with special locks on the doors of all the classrooms. they were going to install metal detectors but that was scrapped due to the concerns on liability and invasion of privacy. the school board is debating whether to install the metal detectors at all of the schools. >>> the schools are heading back, with over 30,000 students in the san jose schools. we are at the rose garden neighborhood where the teachers and students cannot wait for later this morning. >> reporter: i think the parents are happiest. i've seen a lot of smiling parents with the kids getting back into school. summer vacation is officially over. it is day 1 at the hoover middle school in san jose, a big day for the kids.

not letting cruz stay at marjory stoneman douglas, h school of choice, with special education support. also, not following through oncruz's request to return to the special needs school two months after droppingut of stoneman. cruz is currently awaing trial, facing the death penalty. blake mccoy, nbc news. >> as we track that tragedy, guns and gun control remain politically divisive and have many wondering how to reconcile the right to bear arms with public safety. well, one european nation may offer some insights. lucy cavnauf reports. >>eporter: each mass shooting in america echoes thousands of miles away in switzerland. with a population of just over 8 million, ythis tin nation has an outside love for its guns. >> we believe in the right to have your own rifle and be armed, free cin. >> reporter: after the u.s., switzerland has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world. one reason, a centuries old tradition of armed neutlity. and protection by its citizen militia army. all ieable-bodd men are required to serve. en they're giv weapon, trained to use it and can keep it s

. >>> six months after the parkland massacre, students are back in class this morning at marjory stoneman douglas school. >> broward county schools invested $26 million in security upgrades as a result of that shooting that happened six months ago yesterday but the for the students of marjory stoneman douglas, the real change they hope comes at the ballot box. back home in florida for the first time in two months, david hogg isn't resting. >> this isn't about 2018, this is about 2020. 2022, 2040 and beyond. >> reporter: kicking off in chicago back in june -- >> i said how y'all doing chicago? >> reporter: and wrapping up in newtown, connecticut, on sunday the march for our lives road to change summer tour crisscrossed the nation. the now familiar faces of marjory stoneman douglas school shooting survivors pairing themselves with other young activists. >> for a moment to become a movement it has to be inclusive. >> if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself and that's the mind-set we've taken. >> reporter: after hundreds of thousands marched in washington and other cities to supp

>>[habla en inglÉs] >> la prÓxima semana se reanudan las clases aquÍ en la marjorie stoneman douglas,erminar. todavÍa el proceso judicial y las investigaciones estÁn en fase preliminar, por lo que todavÍa seguirÁn escuchando sobre lo que ocurriÓ aquel fatÍdico 14 de febrero. ilia: hoy compareciÓ ante una corte de nuevo mÉxico el hombre arrestado la semana pasada, que segÚn documentos oficiales, estaba entrenando a niÑos para cometer masacres en escuelas. fue arrestado junto a otras cuatro personas por tener a niÑos ambientes y viviendo la miseria en un campamento medio del desierto. los fiscales pidieron que se ha retenido sin derecho a fianza. agente de ice realizaron un operativo en nebraska, minnesota, que terminÓ con el arresto de trabajadores indocumentados ydueÑos de negocios. se enfocaron una empresa que le ofrecÍa granjas procesadoras de carne y restaurantes la contrataciÓn ilegal de inmigrantes. tenemos detalles de esta operaciÓn. >> son imÁgenes de la redada mÁs grande realizada por la divisiÓn de investigaciones del departamento de seguridad nacional en los Últimos 15 aÑos

looks ♪ happy birthday amy: six months after the valentines day massacre at marjory stoneman douglasigh school in parkland, florida, we speak to the parents of one of the 17 victims, joaquin oliver. they just marked what would have been joaquin's 18th birthday with a large protest outside the nra headquarters. we will talk to manny and patricia oliver about how they are using art to remember their son and to fight gun violence. , thatdecided that joaquin he will be an activist. and this is the way to do that. this is a way to bring joaquin right here, right now, very loud and clear cut as loud as the kids that are leading this amazing movement.. amy: then nearly three w weeks after the court-imposed deadline for reuniting families forcibly seseparated at the u u.s.-mexico border, more than 500 children main in gogovernment custody. we will l speak to award winning reporter john carlos frerey, jut baback from guatatemala and mex. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in pennsylvania, a grand jury report re

at marjory stoneman douglas high school last valentines day. andy rose has details. video recorded the day a gunman killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school was released wednesdaythe heavily-edited and blurred footage is from the school's exterior cameras....it shows the chaotic moments after the shooting.students and staff are seen being directed away from the scene.law enforcement officers, opening a gate and entering a school building with their guns drawn.other moments show deputies and officers with their guns drawn scanning the school grounds. some florida county and state officials fought the release of these videos.claiming they would jeopardize the school system's security plan. it was an argument the appellate courts rejected.students at marjory stoneman douglas high school began their first full week of classes this week... with new rules in place for safety and security.sot talia rumsky, student"if you're gone for more than five minutes, security comes looking for you. so it's very intense." some parents seem to be happy with changes.sot s

. >>> a new school year began six months after a gunman killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school. nbc's tammy leitner with that story. >> reporter: students arrived for the first day of school at marjory stoneman douglas high school to find their school transformed into a secure for the retress. >> mixed feelings. it's fine line between security and overpredictiveness. >> reporter: it includes new surls cameras, automatically locking doors, a new fence surrounding campus, 15 security staff, and restriction to a single entrance. >> everyone is glad to be back and reunited. but it's six months away from the tragedy, which feels like it happened just yesterday. >> reporter: 16-year-old haley shepherd says last year she would break down just walking near the school and couldn't bear to go inside. but today, with her service dog spree at her side, she returned to school. >> it was good. it was a little intense just being back and having so many people there at once. >> reporter: an intense new normal for these students who have already survived so much. tammy leitner, nbc n

among those who marched, students and parents from florida's marjorie stoneman douglas high school. >> reporter: outside of the national rifle association's virginia headquarters, demonstrators calling out the gun lobby for its role in blocking gun control legislation and continued defense of unrestricted sales of the ar-15 and similar weapons. >> united we will overcome a russian-funded nra that puts profit before life, forgets the meaning of well regulated, and most of all threatens our democracy. >> reporter: organizers with a number of demands, including banning high capacity magazines, the institution of universal background checks, revoking the nonprofit status of the nra, and calling for more research on gun violence and its impact on public health. among the demonstrators, survivors of the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting, 17 students and staff members gunned down there last february. >> i will never have the kind of fear and anxiety that my daughter did running down the hall at school with an ar-15 at her back. i do not care what the gun lobby thinks of me. we w

. >> todaythe first day of school for students at marjory stoneman douglas higch sool where new securityeasures hute been in place. >> words werend exchanged a that's when things got a ltle t of hand with some late-night base-brawl. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'ml.marlie h >> and i'm phillip mena. the catholic church is reeling following a scathing new report including 300, quote, predator priests of abusing more than a thousand boys and girls for detdes. the replleges church leaders in six roman catholice diocn pennsylvania executed a massive cover up of sexual abuse claims to avoid scandal. >> at 1,356 pages, the report is being described as the largest and most comprehensive investigation into child sex abuse within the catholic church in the u.s. nbc's ann thompson has the details. >> reporter: in searing damning language, the grand jury report revealed the dark secrets of the catholic church in pennsylvania. priests were raping little boys andirls and the men of g who were responsible for them did nothing: they hid it all. >> it was child sexual abuse, incling

he's one of the survivors of the marjory stoneman douglas shooting that left 17 people dead.ays, he supports the second amendment. >> it's okay if you learn a gun. my father's a gun owner. before going on this tour, i disassembled and reassembled his gun. >> reporter: but he and other students want common sense gun laws, including universal gun laws, background checks and a ban on semiautomatic rifles. >> if you're shooting people from 70 feet away, you're not defending yourself, you're hunting. >> reporter: at every stop, they're registering voters, hoping to change the balance of power in washington. a gallup poll credited them for a drop in democrats supporting the nra. gun rights advocates are pushing back, hosting their own rallies around the country, including this one high school students organized in chicago. >> i plan on owning a gun for self-defense, to defend me and my family. >> reporter: rick travis leads the california rifle and pistol association. >> voters who care about the second amendment are very excited coming into these midterms. >> reporter: his organiz

cruz made the 12-hour statement to curcio shortly after the feb. 14 shooting at marjory stoneman douglaschool.óóó4:30 p.m.a newly released transcript shows florida school shooting suspect nikolas cruz spat out "kill me" and then cursed as he sat alone in a sheriff's interrogation room just hours after the massacre that left 17 dead.broward sheriff's detective john curcio had just left cruz alone to get him some water when the 19-year-old suspect made that exclamation.prosecutors released a redacted transcript of cruz's post-shooting statement monday afternoon after a judge ruled last month that nonconfession portions should be made public. cruz made the 12-hour statement to curcio shortly after the feb. 14 shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the associated press and other media had sought the statement's release under florida's broad public records laws.cruz's attorneys had wanted it suppressed, saying its disclosure could hinder his right to a fair trial. (pam) a big story tonight... the search for a missing three- year-old boy.... leads police to a remote compound in the

joining us now, a survivor of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school, also matt, araduate of marjory stoneman douglas high school. start with you, ryan. you saw just there somebody who was there at the nra. they're protesting and you were all look at the pictures. it was a good representation of young voices that would seem to be like you, wanting to make a move on gun legislation. what did you make of what you heard of what's happening there earlier today? >> i'd just like to correct something you said earlier with antigun. as our organization and that march as a whole is not an antigun organization and we do not believe in such things, we just believe in gun safety and gun violence prevention. such things that the nra has openly shouted against us at protests which usually have about 2,000 of our people there and about 30 of theirs. >> what do you make of what you saw there if you can now, ryan, of what was said by one of the activists there and what you saw in the pictures? are you happy about the energy that is being presented? >> definitely today was a positive

it was the first day of school today at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. six months after 17 students and staff members were killed, another 17 were wounded, new security measures are now in place. but, as adriana diaz reports from parkland, some still don't ndel safe. >> bye, mickey. >> reporter: carlos rodriguez greeted the day with both excitement and dread. >> this is my first time driving myself to school. i'm kind of excited because it's my senior year. and it's also six months and one day after the anniversary of what happened at my school. as the day gets closer, i've become more nervous. there's a helicopter. that's a trigger for some of my friends. there's a code red going on. >> reporter: it reminds them of february's rampage. rodriguez recorded himself hiding that day with his friend, then-junior alec lisarraga. >> this year, it's like a different feeling. i really don't want to go back. >> reporter: why not? >> it's-- i-- i just don't want to be there anymore. >> in the back of my mind, there's still the thought of a ngooter coming into campus

. >>> it is a first-day of a school year at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, floridaand, the school made many security upgrades since february's deadly shooting rampage there. but, some students told reporter adriana deas they still don't feel safe. >> students arrived at marjory stoneman -- stoneman douglas high school for the start of a new school year. the superintendent acknowledged it will not be in the easy transition. >> it will be emotional, it will be difficult, as we remember the victims. >> reporter: he says the school that students are returning to be far more secure. the number of on campus security personnel has doubled from 9-18, that includes three armed school resource officers. were security cameras have been installed, along with a single entry point system. students and staff will be required to wear ids at all times, and upgrades have been made to classroom doors, so they lock automatically. >> it is not make me feel safer. no, not at all. i'm not going to feel safer in school. i do not feel safe anywhere at this point in my life. >> class preside

looks ♪ happy birthday amy: six months after the valentines day massacre at marjory stoneman douglas school in parkland, florida, we speak to the parents of one of

. >>> students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida return to class today. they found stepped up security at their school. we have more on the emotional day for students. >> a lot of emotions going on. it is still a challenging time for many of the students and faculty. >> students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland greeted by a heavy police presence as they return from summer vacation. it is the first new school year since a shooting in february left 17 people dead. and the school is touting millions of dollars and security improvements made over the summer including 18 new safety monitors, classroom blocks and updated surveillance. but for many survivors, anxiety from the shooting persists. some are still hoping the national focus remains on gun control. even as the school tries to move on. >> all forms of gun violence need to be recognized for this to become a movement. >> all students will have lanyards with i did a vacation. the number of armed guards has been significantly increased. some parents say that is not enough. they want medal

a gunman opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland.. killing 17 people. last year.. five people were shot dead at the fort lauderdale airport. and in 2016: 49 people were shot and killed at >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> last year five people were shot dead at the fort lauderdale airport in florida. nancy pelosi said in a statement: ongress must stop stalling and act to protect americans from the gun violence epidem people around the country are remembering the life of senator john mccain. kpix-5's betty yu tells us: preparations are underway to im a hero's >>> people around the country are remembering the life of senator john mccain. betty yu tells us preparations are underway to give him a hero's sendoff. >> reporter: flags and flowers in arizona honoring john mccain. >> admired him my entire life. it's tough to imagine the senate without him, politics without john mccain. >> reporter: mccain ran for president twice and served in congress 36 years, and spent five and a half years as a prisoner of war in vim. he'll l arizona and u.s. capitol buildi

marjory stoneman douglas high now features newly installed fences.nty investing millions in all of its schools, including double doors, cameras and security personnel. >>> a university of maryland football player who died of heat stroke this summer did not receive proper medical care. that's according to the preliminary results of an independent review, which also found members of the training staff made mistakes. 19-year-old jordan mcnair died on june 13th, two weeks after a workout at the school's outdoor practice field. >> head coach d.j. durkin and members of the athletic staff were placed on administrative leave last week. the university also parting ways with head strength coach rick court. athletic director damon evans and university president wallace lowe met with mcnair's family, saying they accept legal and moral responsibility. >>> this is an odd story. two sisters who worked in a school cafeteria in connecticut apparently had an appetite for cash, and we're not talking small potatoes here. the pair accused of stealing nearly $500,000 in a

car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> in parkland, florida, students returned to marjory stoneman douglas to begin a new school year. reporter rebecca vargas tells us about the security upgrades that have been made following the massacre last february that killed 17 people most of whom were students. >> reporter: it's back to class at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> got to move on and do it. my last year senior year. i'm out after this. >> reporter: the nearly 3,000 students backing back into a high school that will never be the same. 17 lives taken senselessly only 6 months ago. a tragedy that sparked a movement for change. >> it's a bittersweet day me for everyone. i think everyone is glad to get back and be reunited. >> reporter: reunited after a summer dedicated to implementing tighter school security. >> they put a lot of new safety measures in. i'm about to find out. we'll see how it goes. >> reporter: the school district rolled out protocols. each school will have a single point of entry, one way in and out during arrival and dismissal. an armed officer or guardian on ever

. >>> in other news now, students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida returnedclass today and found stepped- up security. we have more now on the emotional day for students. >>> reporter: >> there are a lot of emotions and a challenging time for students and faculty. >> reporter: students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland greeted by a heavy police presence as they returned from summer vacation. it's the first new school year since the shooting in february left 17 people dead. and the school is touting millions of dollars in security improvements made over the summer including 18 new safety monitors, classroom locks and updated surveillance. but for many survivors, anxiety from the shooting persists. some are still hoping the national focus remains on gun control even as the school tries to move on. >> all forms of gun violence need to be recognized for this to become a movement. >> reporter: all students will now wear lanyards with identification and the number of armed guards has been significantly increased. but some parents say that's not en

some of the students are from marjorie stoneman douglas high school, where students were killed as you. studentsught up with in greensboro, north carolina, and blacksburg, virginia, site of the 2007 virginia tech mass shooting. >> there are so many different kids around the country that are doing the same thing. and we want to visit them and uplift them with our platform. so we thought the best way to do that was to visit in person, because social media can only do so much. so we wanted to try to visit as many cities as possible. we targeted a place where -- along with places of previous shootings, so we went to ferguson, we want to stay in standing rock, we went to los angeles, chicago, st. louis all these places that have experienced the same thing that we did, but in a different way. so that's how we we proceeded along with places of previous shootings. we wanted to go out and show people that we are real people that want to make a difference and save lives. >> we are pleased that you have chosen to be here today and experience some of the social justice activism in our country. >>

the interrogation took place about 2 1/2 hours after the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. we should note thatf alle video released yesterday was eyited by the broward county state atto office. listen about why he allegedly opened fire inside the cool. >> what deem>> burn, kill, destroy. >> bu kill, destroy what? >> anhing. there were just voices, no name telling me what to do. >> did the voice telo u buy that ar-15? >> no. >> 17 people die during that shooting in parkland, florida, most were students. >>> and surveillance video shows two men inside the parkingge ga inside the westfield mall. officers say one man ask for the man's car keys, a second made the victimelieve head a gun but the suspects quickly ound out the car was a stick shift. they couldn't drive it so they jumped out of the car and ran off. you can contact police if you know the suspects. >>> the city council approved a nackage of bills that includes a one-year halt o new licenses for ride-hailing services. if approved by mare bill blasio, the new administration will allow them to set a minimum wage

to a case the nation is talking about, the teen accused of shooting up marjorie stoneman douglas high school will be in court. he will face a judge for hearing about his constitutional rights. prosecutors will focus on whether or not the release of cruz's education file is a violation of his rights to a fair trial. he is accused of killing 17 students and staff in ck florida. >>> a south bayus it seems so legedat that other people will get scammed. the owner of aborn pharmacy said a man called and told him he was going to shut off his power. he grabbed cash and walked across the street to convert it into a cash gift card. >> i said this sounds fishy. >> it was a scam. pg&e says it will never call or show up at your home or business to request immediate payment. if you're past due, you'll get a letter. if you're not sure who is calling you, do what he did, hang up and call the utility. scammers are now using technology to trick customers and caller ids into thi nkg it's tir number. >> let's point out pg&e is never going to ask for a gift card. i've had the irs the same thing, they don'

juan: earlier this year, 17 students and faculty were shot dead at marjory stoneman douglas high schooln parkland, florida sparking nationwide protests against gun violence in schools. following the massacre, president trump hosted a listening session with students and families affected by the parkland school shooting, as well as families affected by past school shootings. vice president mike pence and educatation secretary bebetsy ds were also in attendance. during the session, trump suggested the solution to school shootings is arming teachers. pres. trump: it is called concealed carry, where a teacher would have a concealed gun on them. they would go for special training. and they would be there and you would no longer have a gun-free zone. gun-free zone to a maniac -- because they are all cowards. a gun-free zone is let's go in and let's attack. because bullets are not coming back at us. , what aboutkaggs the presidents can -- president process position? >> i think it is a terrible idea. what we need for our teachers is adequatete resources of the have the supplies, the books, class

history left 17 people dead, marjory stoneman douglas high features newly installed 20-foot fences.ounty investing $26 million in security at all of its schools, including double doors, cameras, and security personnel. >>> two sisters who worked in a school cafeteria in connecticut apparently had an appetite for cash. the pair are accused of stealing nearly $500,000 in a scam that authorities say dates back to 2013. cnn affiliate news 12 reports joanne pasquarelli and marie wilson were arrested this week and charged with larceny and defrauding a public community. authorities say the missing cash was noticed last year when the school districts installed an enhanced accounting system. both suspects are due in court next week. >>> far right conspiracy theorist alex jones suspended for a week from posting to twitter. a spokesperson says twitter pulled jones' personal account for seven days after he tweeted a link to a video calling for supporters to, quote, get battle rifles ready against the media and others. last week, a cnn investigation found jones' personal and info wars feeds repe

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. >> reporter: his 18-year-old daughter meadow among the 17 killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school guardian in training was deployed to iraq and afghanistan and is now a mother of two. what does it say about our society today that we need your skills from the war zone on a school campus? >> it's really sad that it has to escalate to this, but i feel like it's very necessary. >> meadow would have been alive if this program was in place in broward. >> i am so angry at the people who don't want us to protect the children. they can tell you anything they want, but twwhat they are saying is more of the same, let's play politics. >> reporter: a war in america and the battlefield, schools. kerry sanders, nbc news, polk county, florida. >> we have more to tell you about tonight, including another plane crash. why police say a pilot aim an aircraft at his own comb. >> home. >>> flames close in. stay with us. home. >>> flames close in. stay with us. tell you about >> we are back now with another deadly incident involving an airplane. authorities say what at first appeared to be a terrible ac

police say the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting prompted the addition of communityorums. fairfield police will detail how they respond in an active shooter situation. they will also go over what members of the public can do to stay safe. the forum is free and open to anyone.. it is set for tonight at 6:30 in the city council chambers on webster street. ( james ) italian authorities have raised the death toll in the genoa highway bridge collapse to at least 37. rescuers are searching through tons of broken concrete chunks and twisted steel for any survivors. at least two people are still missing. the bridge collapsed yesterday morning. dozens of cars fell 180 feet. 16 people were hurt. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a mother's plea to catch her son's killer. 12 years after his death... she's hoping someone comes forward. ( james ) plus... the search for a berkeley law student in an oregon park grows more desperate. ( james ) and... bay area roads are costing you thousands. where your money is going. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area foreca

. >>> the new school year begins today for students at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. new safety measures in place but students won't have to go through metal detectors 17 students and faculty were shot and killed there by a formern student o valentine's day. the building where that shooting happened will not reopen. >>> now to a terrible situation for an airbnb owner. he found his rental home ashed. when he tried to proo -- h this is wha home looked like after theht party and fig over the weekend. broken glass, blood on the doors and the floor. andrew's lawyer sayshat he rushed to the house after hearing about the damage. the lawyer says he took h gun because he was concerned for his own safety. when he pulled out his gun to stop the group from taking off, sheriff's deputies placed him in handcuffs. >> i think jack thought when he saw the people trashing his house and they fled the t scene avoid the police, he would be the focus of the investigation rather than the people that did $80,000 damage to his home. a>>rews was charged with five counts of abduction, plus fire

. >>> it was the first day of school today at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. six months after 17 students and staff members were killed and another 17 were wounded. new security measures are in place. the number of on campus security personnel has doubled from 9 to 18. that includes three armed school resource officers, more security cameras have been installed, and classroom doors now lock automatically. >> i'm worried about my friends at other schools that don't have additional security i think while i'm in my desk at my school i'm safe because i have all of this additional security but whatut tm. >> the b shooting occurred has been blocked off. they have brought in trailers as portable classrooms. >>> tonight far right conspiracy theorist alex jones is off twitter but only for a week. san francisco based social media site says it suspended jones after he violated the company's rules against inciting violence. last night jones posted a video calling for supporters to quote get their battle rifles ready against the media and others. in an exclusive interview

. >> now a l at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida are heading back to school today. it has been six months since the mass shooting that killed 17 people on valentine's day. campus security is tight this morning with 18 safety monitor, classroom locks and upgraded sirs. camer. >>thoourt tasccusedesidenof med promoting her book "unhinged." the administration filed an arbitration against manigault newman claiming she nondisclosure agreement. she says the level of trump's response is telling. >> if he hadn't said anything that was derogatory or demeaning to african-americans and women, why would he go to this extent to shut me down. >> there she says there is aap . sarah sanders says she can't guarantee such a recording does not exist. omarosa claimed she was interviewed by the special counsel's office. the white house says i was f inte srviewed it wasn't while s was at the white house. >>> happening today, closing arguments expected to begin in the trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. the defense rested its ceas cal witness or presenting evidence. mana

the first few minutes after the shootings started at marjorie doman -- marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida. the court ordered about -- the broward county sheriff's office to release a video showing student running out of the stool -- out of the school. minutes later armed officers ran toward the school entrance. there is also interior video of officers in the hallways with guns drawn and later video showing students leaving through the main gates on campus. 17 people died in the attack the suspect, nikolas cruz, faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> a tennessee judge ruled that the man charged with the mass shooting at a waffle house restaurant in april is on it to stand trial. 29-year-old travis ryan king will be committed to a mental hospital for treatment until he is capable to stand trial. a forensic psychologist testified he suffers from schizophrenia. witnesses say went to the restaurant in nashville wearing only a jacket and killed four people with his assault style rifle. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. sal is right here and what is happening in the

. >> a new school year starts today at marjory stoneman douglas high school. six months after a school shooting that killed 17 people. dozens of newportable classrooms are installed this year since the building where the shooting took place will not reopen. the school has also enacted several new security measures including 18 officials fa trolling the campus every day. the south florida reports metal detectors were supposed to be in place, but those plans have been put on hold as administrators workout the logistic. >> the polls have closed adds four more states complete their midterm primaries. in vermont, voters made history nominating democrat christine for governor, the first transgender to win the party's nomination for office. she faces governor phil scott in november. >> an easy win for governor scott walker who earned the gop nomination as he seeks a t faces who won an eight way primary race. and two contenders emerged for paul ryan's 76-seat. democrat randy bryce will face-off against republican bryan steil. for more on the highlights let's go to nbc

. >> reporter: andrew's daughter meadow was one of the 17 killed at marjory stoneman douglas school inmore pictures of my daughter with her brother, her cousins, just enjoying life. you know, she's the all-american girl. my daughter was meadow jade pollack. and she meant the world to me, and she's not here anymore. and she was my baby. she was my princess. she was everything. i'm not going to let this happen to another family. >> reporter: channeling his grief, andrew created a non-profit to advocate for the hardening of schools. >> you need metal detectors. there is a place for armed security in schools, just like there's a place for armed security at a courthouse, just like at the airport there's armed security. >> reporter: just weeks after the parkland shooting, florida governor rick scott signed legislation that in part increases funding for school security. andrew right there by his side. >> every parent has the right to send their kids to school knowing that they will return safely at the end of the day. >> reporter: it funds programs like this one in polk county, florida traini

. >>> meanwhile, the shooting reopening wounds for students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. two teens w whoe at the school during february's massot sg there reacted. david hogg directed his anger at marco rubio, tweeting, quote, m how mas shootings in your state will it take for you to do something? we cannot accept this as our reality. we cannot accept violence or ha , end quote. 17 students and staff were killed in that shooting in parkland. >>> new tonight, one man shot as d.c. police look for t person wh pulled the trigger. officers found the man shot in shoulderof the this happening earlier this evening on trinidad avenue in northeast. himselfay the man drove or was driven where police were called. they saw a car wbuh multiple et holes being towed away from the scene. the man is expected to survive. >>> tomorro morning we coul learn new details about the murder of 10-year-old wilson, the man charged in her murder, thomas goes before d.c. judge. police also have a warrant for an arrest for a second man, quinton michaels. both were released from jail on drug char

marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida.about the security changes since the mass shooting there six months ago. (ken) confessed parkland school shooter nikolas cruz was back in a florida courtroom today. he is facing 17 counts of murder, and 17 counts of attempted murder in the valentine's day shooting. his attorneys have offered a guilty plea in return for a life sentence, while prosecutors seek the death penalty. nikolas' brother zachary was also present at today's hearing. (ken)cruz's hearing coincided with the first day of class at his former school... marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. the school has already seen some security changes since the february 14th shooting - such as clear backpacks.however, as katrina bush reports, there are other changes students are seeing this year. parkland, fla. (wsvn) - students, teachers and faculty are back on campus after a summer dedicated to implementing tighter security in schools.one major update for stoneman douglas and most schools will be a single poin

this is an outgrowth of the march for our lives movement that began after the slayings at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida earlier this year students from that group are supporting this rally they've also been traveling around the country in a bus caravan trying to get people organized to vote on issues of gun control what they would like to see among other things is a comprehensive. ban on assault weapons in the united states universal background checks of all people including people who sell guns privately or in so-called gun shows as well as an end to the issue that recently came to the fore of three d. principal guns all of these things that people here say are leading to mass carnage in the united states we had an opportunity to talk to a lady who's who lost her husband in the recent killings at a newspaper in an apple is my husband works in the sale in town where the men's to war pink shorts. it was a bucolic lovely little town. and it happened there and her. in elementary schools it happens in high schools happens in movie theaters there's nowhere doesn't happen anymore so we

. >> reporter: cruz claiming the demon talked to him the night before the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> what does it tell you to do? >> burn. kill. destroy. >> okay, burn, kill, destroy what? >> anything. >> reporter: cruz asking to see his brother zachary. >> what do you think mom would think right now if she was -- >> she would cry. >> she would cry. >> reporter: zachary, trying to calm his brother, feeling partly responsible. >> this is a big part of my fault, also, because, you know, we grew up together, i know i wasn't the nicest to you. >> reporter: david, we also learned that cruz considered an attack at the park just a week before the massacre. specific details of the shooting were not released. >> victor, thank you. >>> the election cliffhanger we're still monitoring tonight. the major test for president trump. overnight, the district where republicans have held control for more than 30 years, the democrat coming within one point. votes are still being counted tonight. the republican declaring victory. the president believing his visit was behind the one-point w

. >>> nikolas cruz irged with killing 17 students and staff memberst marjory stoneman douglas high school. the focus of today's hearing, whether releasing cruz education fileis violates right to fair trial. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> also learning a lot more about the dproei igrowing scand involving irwin meyer and what he knew about allegations of domestic abuse against a member of his staff. morgan radford has more. >> i believe he knew. he chose to hp the abuser. >> reporter:mi courtney sth says for years her ex-husband physically abused her and believes his boss knew abo it and did nothing. he put on paid leave after text messages and photos surface raising the possibility that he knew about the domestic violence accusation three years ago and didn report them. smith seays she filed multiple police report, including one in 2009 that reads the defendant grabbed the victim by her t-shi t-shirt, picked her up and threw her into the wall. the victim is pregnant with smith's child. she didn't press charges. she spoke with watchstadium.com earlier this week. >> i was

. >>> students returned to class at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida.t's the scene of february's mass shooting that left 17 people dead. some kids said they were still nervous about entering the building despite nearly 7 million nasdaq new security gear. adriana diaz reports. >> bye, mickey. >> reporter: carlos rodriguez greeted the day with both excitement and dread. >> this is my first time driving myself to school. kind of excited because it's my senior year. and it's also six months and one day after the anniversary of what happened at my school. as the day gets closer, i've become more nervous. there's a helicopter. that's a trigger for some of my friends. >> there's a code red going on. >> reporter: it reminds them of february's rampage. rodriguez recorded himself hiding that day with his friend, then junior alec lisarraga. >> this year it's like a different feeling. i really don't want to go back. >> reporter: why not? >> it's -- i just don't want to be there anymore. >> in the back of my mind there's still the thought of a shooter coming into ca

survivors of the deadly school shooting at marjorie stoneman-douglas high school attended an event at the nra. an orange plastic barrier served as a partition, and some were armed with guns while were armed with signs. >> i will continue to be re ntless. we will plague that lobbies egripping ourlatures and we will win. >> if they want to prest, this not the place they should be, they should be in milwaukee or chago and the judges houses, the prosecutors houses. >> they are calling for sensible gun restrictions and an end the organization's tax exempt status. >>> this is a surveillance picture of the personisolice say responsible. i know it's grainy, it's hard to see, but this is all that investigators say they have to go with at the moment. the man wastaed around 2: 30 on saturday, we know the victim survived. anyone with information could get a $1,000 reward. >>> we have new reaction this morning from a missing mother of five whose car was found in fairfax county. she lives in new york but her family says she left to go to phadelphia and never arrived. police arrested luis martinez w

students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida are finding beefed-up securitythey return for the new year. 17 people were killed in february when a gunman opened fire. the new measures will cost more than $6 million, including 18 safety monitors, classroom locks, and upgraded video surveillance. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. sheri: we have breaking news on to be silver lake is said interested in investing in a tesla deal, according to "the new york times." the shares are paring back some earlier losses. elon musk saying on twitter late monday that he was working with private equity firms. now "the new york times" reporting silver lake is said to be interested in investing in tesla. daya has been down all after another report that the sec sent subpoenas to the company as part of the investigation into the privatization plans and comments about funding being secured. david: turning now back to , special counsel robert m

for marjory stoneman douglas high school students, the first day of school will be different, and for challengingrobert runcie//broward co superintendent: it will be emotional, it will be difficult as we remember the victims, families, faculty and staff and everyone in this entire community that's been affected by the tragedy17 students and faculty at the school in parkland, florida were killed... prompting officials to come up with more than a dozen new security measures.for some i know that well never be able to do enough, for others it's going to be too much, security is going to be a continued work in progressamong the changes are controlled access card readers for staff, the addition and update of surveillance cameras, doubling security personnel, metal detectors and the addition of guidance counselors robert runcie//broward co superintendent: to make sure that we are not only addressing safety but also the mental health the supports that are needed because there are still people going though trauma and griefthis, as authorities release new details of the confessedshoo ter speaki

(grant) new surveillance video released today shows the chaotic moments outside marjory stoneman douglasday a gunman killed 17 people. the video only shows footage from exterior cameras on parkland, florida campus, not from inside where the shooter was... the footage depicts students and staff being directed away from the scene... and at one point you see police officers opening a gate and entering the school building with their guns drawn. the cameras provide certain windows into the scene, but many blind spots remain. former student nikolas cruz opened fire on students and faculty february 14. (vicki) new tonight at nine...president trump said he didn't find out until "later on" about his former lawyer michael cohen's hush money payments to two women before the election. during cohen's guilty plea he suggested he made the payments at trump's direction. from our partners at c-n-n reporter kaitlan collins explains... natspresident trump under siege tonight... as one aide's conviction and another ally's guilty plea... engulf the white house.natsthe president commenting on michael cohen fo