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and ten months after the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, we'reing for the first time video from the school's interior security cameras. the "sun sentinel" newspaper obtained a video as part of its investigation into the mass shooting that killed 17 students and staff members. the "sun sentinel" says the video shows moments where opportunities to end the chaos may have been missed. manuel bojorquez has our report. >> reporter: the just-published video shows the moment shooter nikolas cruz entered a stairway in the school, and, while loading his semiautomatic rifle, warns a student who happens to walk by. according to a draft of the official report by the marjory stoneman douglas public safety commission, cruz told the student, "you better get out of here. something bad is about to happen." the report says the freshman student fled and immediately told a football coach, who did not issue a code red. it was one of three missed opportunities, the report concluded, to warn the school there was an active shooter. cruz was left to make his way through t

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cnn's paulo sandoval looks at the panel and findings. >> reporter: the marjorie stoneman douglas publichers be allowed to carry guns on school campuses. the controversial proposal part of a 407 page preliminary report. it addresses failures by broward county law enforcement during the massacre as well as recommendations on how to counter future school violence. chairing the commission, bob supports the measure. >> we have to give people a fighting chance. we've got to give them an opportunity to protect themselves in my view. we don't have enough to put cops in every school or multiple cops in every school and we're not maximizing the use of the guardian program and one person, one good guy with a gun in every campus is not adequate. >> reporter: the proposal yet to go before the governor or state lawmakers. if approved, teachers who want to carry would be required to go through training and background checks before arming themselves. >> here's the issue. districts and schools need to act now. they need to act now. they need to act now. >> reporter: currently, only some teachers and sch

modeled after what was achieved in florida in the wake of the tragic massacre at florida's marjorie stoneman douglas high school. it is possible to protect gun rights for law-abiding citizens while keeping deadly weapons out of the hands of those who seek to harm others or themselves. we are reforming our criminal justice system in order to truly give people a second chance. we secured funding for everglades restoration if water quality improvements in the florida key, for important infrastructure projects in south florida. we honored our fwripets guaranteeing them the resources they need and granting them the raises they've earned. we also invested in american children, making it easier for immigrant students to learn english and protecting the accountability framework that put all students at the center of the public education system. and we delivered historic tax relief for florida workers and famries while making american businesses more competitive. in our hemisphere i have advocated for the oppressed people of cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua and encouraged the administration to forge strong rel

it's been ten months since 17 people, 14 of them children, were gunned down at marjory stoneman douglasida. now the school safety committee formed after that shooting has voted to recommend a state law be passed that allows teachers to be armed with guns. those teachers would have to volunteer and undergo a background check. now, this comes as a new report from the cdc shows that nearly 40,000 people were killed by guns last year. that's the highest number since at least 1979 when firearm deaths were first recorded. 40,000. joining me now is cnn correspondent polo sandoval. what can you tell us about this recommendation to arm teachers? >> you know, first off, alex, that commission is certainly still remembering those 17 people whose lives were cut short, their families continue to grieve today and they likely will the rest of their lives. for the last eight months, members of the commission that was appointed to try to come up with a solution has been meeting trying to figure out a way of preventing something like this from happening again, and what's interesting here that is a majorit

the marjory stoneman douglas high school public safety commission is recommending teachers be alloweds on school campuses. the controversial proposal part of a 407-page preliminary report. it addresses failures by broward county law enforcement during the massacre, as well as recommendations on how to counter future school violence. chairing the commission, pinellas county sheriff supports the measure. >> we've got to give them an opportunity to protect themselves in my view. we don't have enough to put cops in every school or multiple cops in every school, and we're not maximizing the use of the guardian program, and one person, one good guy with a gun on every campus is not adequate. >> reporter: the proposal has yet to go before the governor or state lawmakers. teachers who want to carry would be required to go through training and background checks before arming themselves. >> here's the issue, districts and schools need to act now. they need to act now. they need to act now. >> reporter: currently only some teachers and school staff are allowed to carry firearms. since the parkla

. >> on february 14th, 2018, a gunman opened fire on marjory stoneman douglas high school prompting adent-led movement. the biggest story on nbcnews.com for 2018. bill cosby's verdict was the second. next the investigation surrounding the nomination of a supreme court justice kavanaugh was widely reported and that's spot number three and four. number five was the successful rescue mission to save thai boys from a cave. and once again kavanaugh's investigation, and the thousand oaks shooting and the terrible torture of 13 siblings in california. >>> lady gaga is getting all of the applause. she wowed fangz during the debut of inigmu, her las vegas show. the run wraps up november 8th. it will be comprised of both inigma and a jazz and piano show with a stripped down version of her hits. >> she's so talented. i finally saw kwae "a star is born". she's terrific. >>> curtis jenkins a bus driver in dallas, texas, asked every kid on his bus what they wanted for christmas. every child got what they wanted. there was even a bicycle on the list. wow. >> i need a bus driver like that. i never ha

a month after a gunman shot 17 people at heist marjory stoneman douglas high school.e organized a march for our lives rally in washington, d.c.,. >>> coming up, the fire nearly destroyed everything but not one special tradition. >> if you look around and so much devastation, this area was kind of saved. i think it was meant to be. . >>> signs of life are returning to paradise where the fire wiped out much of the town. as reported, a special tradition is making a comeback. >> sliding be gliding along the ice rink. it's a holiday tradition. >> they need this todd. just for a little bit of normalcy. >> after a month that's been anything but normal. the town destroyed in the camp fire. we were stuck in the fire for five hours. >> thousands of businesses and homes wiped off the map. >> this area was kind of saved,s i think it was meant to be. >> the ice-skating rink originally set to open the day after the fire is opening the month after. >> we've got feedback from the community. it's here, it's not burned. can we own it. >> they worked to get the rink  running in time fo

. >>> a florida judge has awarded the parents of a groupf marjory stoneman douglas high school students victory. he refused to dismiss a lawsuit file against the high school resource officer scott peterson. he was on duty the day a gunman opened fire in that school, killing 17 people. he's being sued forby negligenc parents who say he didn't do enough to stop the gunman. peterson says he had no legal duty to do so. the judge disagreed, saying as a sworn deputy and the only armed guard on the campus, he was obligated to go after the gunman. >>> new this morning, nged in the classroom. it's happening to hundreds of local students when it comes to learning science a social studies. scott macfarlane and the news 4 i-team take a closer look. >> reporter: we found d.c. public schools violating t ir ownrequirements, not giving ough cla time in science and social studies to students in at least four middle schools. d.c. officials familiar with the issue tell the i-team the school district made the changes because of problems with budgets, resources, and pressure to boost math and english scores

. >> president trump sat down with parents of marjory stoneman douglas high school students along with education secretary betsy devos, to discuss ways to prevent school shootings. >> according to the department of homeland security,av the nce duration of an active shooter,ent in the school, is under 5 minutes, all this carnage take place in a period of time. that's why it's critical tomorrow armed personnel available. >> it came to arming teachers with guns, the panel decided states and schools should micide. the cion explored a range ever issues including mental health treatment, and rolling back obama policies designed to protect minority students from discrimination. >> a honduran mother and her children photographed fleeing from tear gas last month are now in the united statro. maria castnd her five children were among several asylum seekers who showed upt the otai mesa entry port in san diego. the trump administration has sought to tighten policy and force asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their plans are being processed. castro was caught in the photo as protesters clashed

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it doesn't address gun control, a key demand made by students of marjory stoneman douglas high school17 people were killed on valentine's day. >>> shifting gears, getting extra sleep could lead to better grades for your high schooler. a study looks at delaying school by a half hour. stephanie ramos has more including what you can do to help your stay tuned who has to get up early. >> reporter: starring the school day early or later, does it make a difference in kids? a seattle school d dozens of other schools from starting at 7:50 to sleep has shown to improve memory and mood. lack of sleep has increased diabetes and depression. if your high school start times are before 8:00 a.m., there are still some things you can do so they can get more restst start an immediate curfew, a time when your teen will turn off his or her cellphone. experts also recommend trying not to commit your teen to too many activities. >> i think that's important information. that's why i encourage naps in the sports department lightly. >> it helps. >> a little power nap. >> general miles cereals. do you think th

number two, in parkland, florida, the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school turned their terrorstudents created the never again movement to prevent gun violence and helped organize the march for our lives in washington, d.c., which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. more than $2.5 million was raised for march for our lives via facebook fund-raisers and president barack obama's inspirational tweet became the second most-liked tweet of the year. and number one, neverbefo befors a president used social media quite like this, from antagonistic tweets about world leaders and political foes to trafficking in half truths, it set the day for the news coverage and political discourse. whether he's blasted had he calls the rigged witch hunt of the mueller investigation, calling the media fake news or heaping praise on allies and supporters, the president tweeted and retweeted more than 3,000 times in 2018 and is the most tweeted about political figure of the year. >> make america great again. >> that's it for me this hour. i'll be back at 4 p.m. eastern on "the lead."

marjorie stoneman douglas high school turned the worst things of their lives into a political movemention. >> students created the never again movement to organize the march for our lives in washington, d.c. which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. more than $2.5 million was raised via facebook fund-raisers giving barack obama's tweet about the march became the second most liked tweet of the year. and number one, never before has a president used social media quite like this. communicating directly with more than his 57 mill yore followers. from antagonistic tweets about leaders and foes to trafficking in half truths. @real donald trump helped set the tone for the news coverage and political discourse. whether he is blasting the rigged witch hunt of the mueller investigation, calling the media fake news or heaping praise on allies and supporters, the president tweet and retweeted more than 3,000 times in 2018 and is the most tweeted about political figure of the year. >> make america great again. >> right and the news doesn't stop, next more on our breaking story s.

. >>> in the u.s.iate yet another mass shooting. 17 killed this time in the marjory stoneman douglasa. the students demanded change. they got little for their trouble. >>> donald trump's disruptive presidency turned out headlines almost daily, stormy daniels adependent star actress became a household name. her jacket says i really don't care. do you. make of it if you will. >>> and michael cohen became president trump's worst enemy, sharing all of trump's secrets with investigators. >>> and one of banksy's works shredded. its value might have gone up. >>> yellow vest protesters forced the president to take notice and the minimum wage will be going up. >>> and somewhere in space this dummy astronaut is floating in a t tesla roadster for reasons i can't totally wrap my head around. >> thank you so much. the year in pictures 2018. >>> and in london a familiar sound will echo through the city. a mechanism will help ring big bell in the new year. a four-year restoration project started last year. thank you for watching cnn newsroom. i'm george howell at the cnn headquarters in atlanta. yo

students of marjory stoneman douglas high school turn the worst day of their lives into a political movement things, thoughts and prayers. what we need more than that is action. >> students created the never again movement to prevent gun violence and help organize the march for our lives in washington, d.c. which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. more than two and a half million was raised for march for our lives via facebook fund-raisers. even barack obama's tweet about the march became the second most liked tweet of the year. >>> and number 1. never before has a president used social media quite like this. communicating directly with more than 57 million followers. from antagonistic tweets about world leaders and political foes to trafficking in half truths, @real donald trump set the doto for news coverage and discourse. whether he blasts the rigged witch hunt, calling the media fake news, or heaping praise on allies and supporters, the president tweeted and retweeted more than 3,000 times in 2018, and is the most tweeted about political figure of the year. >> make am

. >> 10 months after the massacre that marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida thety commission and donald trump created as a response has released its findings, the report led by betsy ddvos urges them to partner with local law enforcement in the training and arming of school personnel but the commission says it should be left to the states and the individual schools to decide if that recommendation is best for them. >> governors and state legislators should work with school leaders, teachers, parents and students to address their own unique challenges and develop their own specific solutions. >> another recommendation get rid of the obama era guidance not to suspend, expel a report students except in the most extreme cases. the obama administration issued the guidance after finding black students were more than 3 times as likely as white students to be suspended or expelled. the directive wants schools suspected of discrimination even if it is unintentional could face investigation and risk losing federal funding, that according to a senior trump administration of

. >>> when a former student opened fire, murdering 17 people, including 14 students at marjory stoneman douglas fellow survivors channeled their sorrow into action. >> for every politician who is taking donations from the nra, shame on you! >> across the country, thousands of students heard the cry coming from parkland, florida, and staged a 17-minute walkout, one minute for each victim of the shooting. then their demand for stricter gun laws went global with march for our lives. >> we can and we will change the world! >>> washington felt the weight of several icons passing away in 2018. ♪ senator john sydney mccain died in august after a 13-month battle with brain cancer. the naval fighter pilot and vietnam prisoner of war was known for bucking his party and reaching across the aisle to get things done. in classic mccain style, he asked the two men who defeated him for president to eulogize him. >> i don't know what better way to get a last laugh than to make george and i say nice things about him to a national audience. >> his final maverick move, not inviting the president he tangled with an

. >>> number two, in parkland, florida the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school turned thetical movement. >> what we need more is action. >> students created the never again movement to prevent gun violence and help organize the march for our lives in washington, d.c. which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. more than $2.5 million was made for march for our lives. even president barack obama's tweet about the march became the second most-liked tweet of the year. >>> number one, never before has a president used social media quite like this communicating directly with more than his 57 million followers, from antagonistic tweets about world leaders and political foes to trafficking in half truths, at real donald trump helped set the tone. whether he is blasting what he calls the rigged witch hunt of the mueller investigation, calling the media fake news or heaping praise on allies and supporters, the president tweeted and retweeted more than 3,000 times in 2018 and is the most tweeted about political figure of the year. >> make america great again. ♪ there

according to a draft of the official report by the marjory stoneman douglas public safety commission,ruze told the student you better get out of here, something bad is about to happen. report says the freshman student fled and immediately told a football coach who did not issue a code red. was one of three missed opportunities, the report concluded, to warn the school there was an active shooter. cruze was left to make his way through the school to the third floor where students were gathered in a hallway after the fire-a-larm went off. shooting lasted eight minutes leaving 17 dead. for the first time we see cruz running away from the school. at the same time, deputies believed he was still in the school because they were watching surveillance videos that were on a time delay. andrew pollock whose daughter meadow was killed in the shooting reacted to the new video tweeting this minute by minute playback with so in missed opportunities for intervention is heartbreaking and calling for the resignation of officials in charge. the commissions draft report calls for improved training of ed

number two in parkland, florida, marjorie stogi marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> what we needze the march for our lives in washington, d.c., which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. more than $.5 million was raised for march for our lives, facebook fund-raisers and president barack obama's inspirational tweet about the march became the second most liked tweet of the year. and number one, never before has a president used social media quite like this. communicating directly with more than his 57 million followers. from antagonistic tweets about world leaders and political foes to trafficking in half truths @realdonald trump helps set the day for the news coverage and political discourse. whether he's blasting what he calls the rigged witch hunt, calling the media fake news or heaping praise on allies and supporters, the president tweeted and retweeted more than 3,000 times in 2018 and is the most tweeted about political figure of the year. >> make america great again. >> big moments. thanks so much for starting your moment with us. >>> "inside politics with

following the shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school and parkland -- in florida, they attack survivors, push back against gun reforms and argued for putting more guns in schools. the nra has demonstrated it has no interest in the safety of our people. some may say the existing code is antiquated, and sfpd has not been a member of the nra for years. but we must still remove this section of the code, because words matter. words tell us what we value. they tell us what we fight for in our society. san francisco, and to this board values the lives of our residents and fights to protect us from gun violence. we do not support or value the nra. supervisor though supervisors introduced similar legislation in 2013 with support but it was never scheduled in committee. chief scott supports this legislation and i hope to have your support as well. i would also like to close today 's meeting in memory of all the victims who perished in the devastating fires that have occurred across our northern and southern parts of our state this last month. the camp fire sparked on november 8th, 2018,

this was gathered after the marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting in which 17 were killed.nel, include the following. they say there should be improved access to mental health and counselling. urges the media not to detail shooters if and when the horrors arrive. the commission endorsed preparing for active shooter incidents, something that the president has said he's not comfortable with or doesn't support. they also said there should be incentives to recruit members of the military and law enforcement bringing them in to schools as employees. the commission did not call for federal funds to arm teachers as the president has said should happen. no, it did say that some highly trained personnel would be beneficial in school in certain school districts. the report takes issue with an education department issue or education department initiative back in 2014 that was put into place by the obama education department, which tried to crack down on discipline practices that led to discrimination. this commission said that practice should go away. this is part of their reasoning.

formed by the white house after the mass shooting at parkland, in parkland, florida, at marjory stoneman douglas high school, and this was serge ry an effort -- essentially an effort by the white house, to take a quote-unquote holistic view at all of the school safety measures, and security initiatives that schools should be looking at, to prevent some of these tragedies in the future. >> at the head of that will be the education secretary betsy devos. could you describe how, at least going into it, what was her hope or at least what did she set out to do? >> she really didn't make too many commitments to be honest, in terms of setting guidelines and setting what she would and wouldn't look at. she specifically said she was open to taking a look at everything. and in the report, they actually did. i mean it is 177-page report, and makes nearly 100 recommendations. you know, there's often the debate about whether this report should have touched on firearms specifically, gun laws specifically. it does not necessarily go there. but it does take more of a holistic view on things like mental health,

reporter: when a former student opened fire, murdering 17 people, including 14 students at marjory stoneman douglasmma and others channeled their sorrow into action. >> everybody politician who is taking donations from the nra, shame on you! >> reporter: across the country thousands of students heard the cry coming from parkland, florida, and staged a 17-minute walkout, one minimum for each victim of the shooting. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: then their demand for a stricter gun laws went global with "march for our lives." >> we can and we will change the world! >> reporter: washington felt the weight of several icons passing away in 2018. ♪ >> reporter: senator john mccain died in august after a 13-month battle with brain cancer. the naval fighter pilot and former prison of war was known for reaching across the aisle for get things done. in classic mccain style he asked the two men who defeated him for president to eulogize them. >> what a better way to get a last laugh and have george and i say nice things about him to a national audience. >> we honor our 41st president. >> the country also

this commission, was convened by the white house right after february school shooting at marjory stoneman douglasigh school that left 17 dead. they provided recommendations about how to keep students safe in school. many anticipated this panel would focus on guns since it was created right after the parkland shootings but they looked at several policies from mental health issues to the impact of violent entertainment on children's development. let's go to rene marsh. rene, tell me more about the panel's recommendations. >> the department of education revealed these recommendations from the president's school safety commission. one of the first moves the commission is recommending is rescinding that obama era policy that essentially ensure that minority students were not unfairly punished. the policies gave schools specific guidance on how do you deal with disciplining students in a nondiscriminatory manner and were implemented after there was strong evidence that showed that minority students were being punished more frequently and in harsher ways than their white counterparts. the main focus of

marjory stoneman douglas high school shooter nicholas cruz was placed in an alternative program.hite and had nothing to do with obama arid guidance, former senator marco rubio said it shows failing to report dangerous students to law enforcement can have dangerous repercussions. parents who lost children in the parkland shooting praised the report. watch. >> my hope is that rather than fighting over the things we don't like or we think are missing, that as a nation, we will come together and focus on the things we do agree on. >> critics of the report state was prompted by the parkland shooting, and yet does nothing to address gun violence. though it does offer some recommendations for school districts that planned to arm teachers beard martha. >> martha: trace, thank you very much get here now, bill bennett, serving as education sector under reagan. bill, your thoughts on these changes from betsy devos? >> i think they are correct. i think the commission and secretary devos did the right thing. have a situation getting out of hand. of "the new york times" did a big story on this

. >>> number two, in parkland, florida, the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school turned thea political movement. >> we can say, yes, we're going to do all these things, thoughts and prayers. what we need more is action. students the never again movement to help organize the march for our lives in washington, d.c. which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. >> more than $2.5 million was raised for march for our lives via facebook fundraisers and barack obama's inspirational tweet about the march became the second most liked tweet of the year. and number one, never before has a president used social media quite like this. communicating directly with more than his 57 million followers. from antagonistic tweets about world leaders and political foes to trafficking in half truths, @realdonaldtrump helped set the tone for the day's news coverage and political discourse. whether he's blasted what he calls the rigged witch hunt, calling the media fake news or heaping phrase on allies and supporters. president tweeted and retweeted more than 3,000 times in 2018 and i

number two, in parkland, florida, the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school turned the worst political movement. >> we can say, yes, we're going to do all these things. thoughts and prayers. what we need more than that is action. >> students created the never again movement to prevent gun violence and help organize the march for our lives in washington, d.c. which became the most tweeted about movement of all of 2018. more than $2.5 million was raised for march for our lives via facebook fund raisers. even president barack obama's inspirational tweet about the march became the second-most liked tweet of the year. and number one, never before has a president used social media quite like this. communicating directly with more than his 57 million followers. from antagonistic tweets about world leaders and political foes to trafficking in half truths, @realdonaldtrump set political discourse. whether he's blasting what he calls the rigged witch hunt of the mueller investigation, calling the media fake news or heaping praise on allies and supporters. the president tweeted and retw

when a former student opened fire, murdering 17 people including 14 students at marjory stoneman douglasllow survivors channeled their sorrow into action. >> every politician who is taking donations from the nra, shame on you. >> across the country, thousands of students heard the cry coming from parkland, florida, and staged a 17-minute walkout. one minute for each victim of the shooting. then their demand for stricter gun laws went global with march for our lives. >> we can and we will change the world. >> washington felt the weight of several icons passing away in 2018. senator john mccain died in august after a 13-month battle with brain cancer. the naval fighter pilot and vietnam prisoner of war was known for bucking his party and reaching across the aisle to get things done. he asked the two men who defeated him for president to eulogize him. >> what better way to get a last laugh than to make george and i say nice things about him to a national audience. >> his final maverick move, not inviting the president he tangled with and worried about as america's leader to his funeral. >>

when a former student opened fire, murdering 17 people, including 14 students at marjory stoneman douglasa gonzalez and fellow survivors channelled their sorrow into action. >> every politician who was taking donations from the nra, shame on you. >> across the country, thousands of students heard the cry coming from parkland florida and staged a 17-minute walk-out, one minute for each victim of the shooting. then, their demand for stricter gun laws went global with march for our lives. >> we can and we will change the world. >> washington felt the weight of several icons passing away in 2018. ♪ senator john mccain died in august after a 13-month battle with brain cancer. the naval fighter pilot and vietnam prison of war was known for reaching across the aisle to get things done and bucking his party, in classic mccain style, he asked the two men who defeated him for president to eulogize him. >> what better way to get a last laugh than to make george and i say nice things about him to a national audience. >> his final maverick move, not inviting the president he tangled with and worried a

. >> this as chilling images emerge of the accused shooter inside marjory stoneman douglas high school during the attack. abc's erielle reshef is here with the details on that. erielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. those images from inside the high school showing the moments leading up to that deadly rampage and a series of apparent security failures by police and school officials. a warning if there are children in the room, the content here may be disturbing. >> possible shots fired at stoneman douglas high school. >> reporter: this morning chilling images and 911 calls from the parkland massacre painting a time line of terror. 19-year-old nikolas cruz seen here loading an ar-15 in the hallway of stoneman douglas high school as a frightened freshman walks past. "the sun sentinel" reporting that according to that freshman cruz telling him, you'd better get out of here. things are going to start getting messy. moments later, cruz killing 17 students and staff. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the release of surveillance videos and audio all part of a scathing draft

the commission, led by education secretary betsy devomed after the february shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida that killed 17 students. the gunman, nikolas cruz, was a former student there. at the time, it was the 11th school shooting of the year. the commission consulted dozens of survivors, teachers and parents. the father of onof the parkland victims spoke today: >> it means so much to all of us add this president and his nistration listened and he did this and it means a lot to all the families.d want to thank all the itministration for getting this done and making afer for all the kids in this country. io nawaz: the shooting sparked a nationwide conversabout gun control, led by students from stoneman douglas high scol. they led several marches including one a month after the shooting, which drew man one million people to washington, d.c. president ump and some lawmakers initially discussed a number of potential actions, including raisinthe minimum age to buy assault-style rifles. but there was no final action on raising the age. and eventually, the preside

monitoring is florida they are familiar with parkland last february when the former student at marjorie stoneman douglas shot and killed 17 students and staff members injuring 17 other others. in the wake of the shooting the florida legislature passed a law of the office of state within the state department of education that is required to coordinate withth the law enforcement to be a centralized database about social media data and to establish a safety commission to recommend the development of protocols but does it look like that has been done yet but likely to do so in the new year. and with those intentions before the shooting people had taken notice he was reported to the fbi and local police three times for disturbing post one call warned he could become a school shooter and a scepter call flagged a youtube post in which the user said he wanted to become a professional school shooterer although was identified until after the shooting there were warning signs on social media but it wasn't that they were flying blind because people would see them and were trying to act. it really failed those stude

we went back and traced the middle school from which the parkland kids, at marjory stoneman douglas, students came, 80 6% proficiency at the class examine civics. so, obviously there are many factors, and it is a terrible tragedy, they got very very strong teachings, there are a lot of different factors, so we are not taking credit, but, it is, there is a context for that kind of civic engagement, and i think that is the best argument for impact, when a state actually takes this seriously. illinois is doing a very different model, but they are doing the same primarily from the high school, and now possibly middle school. in massachusetts, we are just about to pass legislation, we changed the social studies standards to have a new civics class. those are all things that can be done, and i think that if there were a national voice speaking to this issue, we would have a lot more facility to pass state legislation of this kind and to make movement. >> it sounds like one goal you all should take away from here after these fabulous days in washington, is basically lobbying. the state legi

the shooting in parkland, florida, last february when nicholas cruz, a former student at marjorie stoneman douglas high school shot and killed 17 students and staff members and injured 17 others. in the wake of that shooting the florida legislature passed a law that included the creation of an office of state schools in the department of education. that office is required to coordinate with florida department of law enforcement, a centralized database with a wide range of information including social media data. and the public safety commission which recommended development of protocol around social media monitoring, and doesn't look like it was done yes, it is likely to do so in the next year. nicholas cruz listed online with intentions before the shooting. and local police 3 times for disturbing post. and a separate call flag to youtube posts in which the user said he wanted to become a professional school shooter. the poster wasn't identified as cruise until after the shooting. there certainly were warning signs on social media, wasn't the case a district was flying blind. people were seeing th

fbi admitted it failed to follow up on a tip it got 40 days before february's shooting at marjory stoneman douglasigh school in parkland, florida. 17 students and staff died. indiana police credit the tip they received with saving lives. >> so we had an idea of what was about to happen and what a person thought was about to happen. and that's what worked. >> reporter: even though he was not a student here at the time of the incident, people told us that the 14-year-old suspect had been bullied. and they said that his father had told them that his son had repeatedly threatened revenge. >> dean reynolds, thank you. >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out who made a wave of bomb threats across the united states and parts of canada. it turned out to be an elaborate extortion hoax. the e-mail threats demanded $20,000 in payments in bitcoin. targets included government buildings, schools, businesses and news organizations from san francisco to new york. jeff pegues is outside of the fbi headquarters in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the fbi is assisting local law enforce

modeled after what was achieved in florida in the wake of the tragic massacre at florida's marjorie stoneman douglas high school. it is possible to protect gun rights for law-abiding citizens while keeping deadly weapons out of the hands of those who seek to harm others or themselves. we are reforming our criminal justice system in order to truly give people a second chance. we secured funding for everglades restoration if water quality improvements in the florida key, for important infrastructure projects in south florida. we honored our fwripets guaranteeing them the resources they need and granting them the raises they've earned. we also invested in american children, making it easier for immigrant students to learn english and protecting the accountability framework that put all students at the center of the public education system. and we delivered historic tax relief for florida workers and famries while making american businesses more competitive. in our hemisphere i have advocated for the oppressed people of cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua and encouraged the administration to forge strong rel

. >> that is the school behind me, marjory stoneman douglas high school, at least 17 people have been there is a serious issue. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> get back. >> 11 people that were killed there in pittsburgh in the synagogue. >> the alleged shooter is facing 29 charges. >> big breaking story out of tennessee. the gunman who killed four at a waffle house. >> someone is shot. >> reporter: james shaw jr., the man's quick action stopped the gunman. you put your life at risk to save others. >> yes, sir, thank you. >> desperate rescue effort to save a young soccer team trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. >> how many of you? >> they're all alive. >> 1. >> the british divers came and you could hear them. >> translator: i was in shock. ♪ >> the display of passion from students protesting in washington. >> huge march for our live. >> we have seven short years until we too have the right to vote. >> the first meeting between an american president and a leader of north korea. >> complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> they'll get rid of their nuclear weapon, george. >

safety commission formed by the white house after the mass shooting at parkland in florida at marjory stoneman douglasschool. this was essentially an effort by the white house to take a holistic view at all of the school safety measures and security initiatives that schools should be looking at to prevent some of these tragedies in the future. host: at the head of that would be the education secretary, betsy devos. going into it, what with her hope, or what the -- or what did she set out to do? guest: she did not make too many commitments in terms of setting guidelines and what she would or wouldn't look at. she said she was open to taking a look at everything. and in the report, they actually did. it is a 100 77 page report with nearly 100 recommendations. is often the debate about whether this report should have touched on firearms specifically, gun laws specifically. it does not necessarily go there , but it does take a more holistic view on things like mental health, how schools should be up security in terms of maybe installing bulletproof windows and providing better perimeter security. it goes

with a shooting in parkland, florida, last february when nikolas cruz, a former student and marjory stoneman douglas high school shot and killed 17 students and staff members, and injured 17 others. in the wake of that shooting the florida legislature passed a law that included the creation of an office of the state schools within the state department of education. that office is required to coordinate with the florida department of law enforcement to set up a centralized database to facilitate access to a pretty wide range of information including social media data. the legislation also established a public safety commission which recommend the development of protocols around social media monitoring. doesn't look like that collection has become quite yet but it is likely to do so in the new year. as it turned out nikolas cruz actually have posted online about his intentions before the shooting. and people have taken notice. he was reported to the fbi and local police at least three times for disturbing post. one call to the fbi warned that he might become a school shooter. shooter. and a separate c

but a state commission has been investigating the february 14 attack at marjory stoneman douglas highool for the past 10 months found the shortfall police response went further. seven other sheriff's deputies who raced to the school and heard gunshots stayed outside the building, according to the commission, and officers even lost more time scrambling to retrieve bulletproof vest from their cars. a total of 17 students and staff members lost their lives in that attack. 17 others were injured. the draft report released wednesday by no means lift the blame for peterson. it did point to other failures on the part of school law enforcement official os that likely contributed to a shooting so deadly it set off a national youth movement against gun violence. in louisiana, we will hear from frank, independent line. caller: yes. how you doing. host: fine, thank you. caller: the border wall makes no sense. the fence that we have along the border wasn't even keep people out it was to keep diseased animals out. how can are you going to keep people out, they can dig underground. having more peopl

assistant coach at marjorie stoneman douglas in florida also shielded students from gunfire with thee: he was. he went to the school, he was just-- therein charged towards the gunfire. it's important at the end of the year to reflect on some of these stories that i have long since run about including this one, the next one is sergeant ron shoeless who ran into gunfire at the borderline bar and grill shooting. ed: in california. pete: again, not trained or necessarily their and prepared for, but charged nonetheless. ed: another hero we should reflect on. rachel: james shaw junior disarmed a gunman in a waffle house, amazing story. citizen doing what he could to save others in that restaurant. god knows how many he saved. ed: he is a hero, so we went to reflect on the heroes of 2018. we wonder who else do you think should be on the list. we have a lot of big guests and we will reflect on some heroes of 2018. who do you think should be on the list? pete: small portion of the list. the list goes on and on your quiver limited amount of time so we chose five, but let us know. we will conti