the now familiar ritual of american grief one more mass shooting one more vigil to mourn the dead in parkland family and friends gathered to pay tribute to those who had their lives cut short these were the scenes that left this community in shock students and teachers ran for their lives as a heavily armed gunmen opened fire in the hallways some barricaded themselves in classrooms before being freed by police others were not as fortunate once we were escorted out of the question i did see two mr big body on the corner my eyes to the stairwell and i did see blood this is not acceptable this is something that is completely unacceptable and that we need to take action and we can say all these great things like we can dances and saying we're so sorry for your loss it is obviously important but what we need at this point is not to say that anymore because there shouldn't be any more children that die we need to take action but president trump gave no hint of action on gun control as he addressed the nation over the shooting. american family and us suffering. is our burden also. no child

i think it is a legitimate thing to say that even as we mourn, we have an obligation to ask ourselves, is there something we could have done or should do to ensure that we don't see these things happening. it's clichest to say but i think it's important to say that. i'm the father of two young ladies who happen to be in high school. i cannot imagine but i can only envision what it would be like if one day here walking through the capitol i get a text or one of those news alerts that says there's been a shooting in the high school that they attend. and i can only imagine how fearful it would be when suddenly those texts are not being answered and those calls are not being returned. i thought about that last night and what it must feel like to be one of those parents at the hotel waiting for word because you haven't heard from your children in hours or how painful it must have been to those whose job it was to go to these parents and inform them that their child who they had sent off to school in the morning, perhaps just weeks away from graduation, that their life had ended senselessly

this family is in mourning for birgÜl. 35-year-old was murdered in june of 2017 by her husband, who had abused her for years. she'd been afraid to leave him. >> birgÜl always said, what will happen to my children if i leave? they need a father. and if i come to stay with you, it will hurt the whole family. we could never have imagined that it would go as far as this -- her death. >> birgÜl was married at the age of 20. after the wedding, her husband regularly beat her. even when she was heavily pregnant. her cousin says this went on for 15 years. one night the situation escalated dramatically. her son tells us she left the house in a panic after her husband became violent. >> my father pulled a gun from the cabinet and loaded it. i stood in his way and said, "please, father, don't do this, don't ruin our lives." he hit me and used the weapon to push me aside. the he left the house. >> outside, on the streets of an istanbul suburb, he shot and killed his wife. later, he told the police that she had offended his honor. ipek

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a community in mourning. and the acts of bravery and self sacrifice in that school that saved untold lives. this special edition of "nightline," "deadly school rampage," will be right back. ♪ . >>> good evening. new diagram tick details emerging from inside the florida high school shooting that shattered so many lives. the students who were trapped in the nightmare telling abc's david muir their harrowing stories. >> i wasn't able to sleep. i saw his face in my head and shots, hearing it. >> reporter: for the survivors of the parkland shooting, the moments many feared would be their last replaying over and over in their minds. >> never think it will happen to you. to your school. until it really does. and it just doesn't feel real. >> reporter: junior mckenzie hill was with her twin sister moments before the shooting began. >> i was in the restroom, i heard 10 to 15 gunshots. i go to the stall really quick, i grab two people near me, tell them we need to get to class right away. >> you're in the bathroom on t

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he's mournful. he's remorseful. he is fully aware of what is going on. and he's a broken human being. >> reporter: now police say they are disturbed by his digital footprint. a second instagram account has surfaced showing him wearing a mask and arsenal of weapons. a pile of rifles and guns. dave, all of these clues, as police try to bring this case together. as you know, the suspect is charged with 17 counts of pre-mmeditated murder. dave. >> rosa, thanks. questions this morning about whether the fbi missed an opportunity to stop the parkland massacre. the video blogger warned the bureau of the apparent school shooting threat with the same name post as the gunman. the video blogger said the post said i'm going to be a professional school shooter. the fbi says a field officer did a web search and internal data place review. the blogger did not know the commenter. the fbi could not identify him. the bureau says no connection to south florida was found and local law enforcement was not notified of the possible threat. let's talk to the mayor of parkland, f

in america, we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve.rday president trump and i met with the family of poll lack and other students and families reeling from the attack in parkland. we also met in the white house with families from other communities who have experienced the same violence firsthand. as the president said we'll never forget it. we prayed with them. we listened to them. as they poured out their hearts. as the president said, no child, no teacher, should ever be in danger in an american school. [ applause ] earlier this week, president trump called on congress to strengthen background checks and two days ago directed the department of justice to expedite the regulation of bumpstocks. when he meets with the governors in our nation's capital, we'll make the safety of our nation's schools and our students our top national priority. [ applause ] i can assure you all of this, president trump and our entire administration will continue to take strong action to make our schools safe and to give law enforcement and our families the

this is a local tragedy that the nation ‘s mourning with you all.bate on gun control and mental health. honestly, there has to be changes on gun control. knowing someone with such problems in the past where he has been expelled and he has killed animals can get hold of a gun and do something like this, it's... it is... there are no words that i can describe foreign. but more thanjust security, we need to change people. if there are people who want to do harm to the community, then it is notjust gun harm to the community, then it is not just gun control that will stop them. we have to change the mindset of the people and help them get their mental help they need to be happy in the community and bring us together. gabriela, how do you feel about the fact that there were warning signs in this case?” about the fact that there were warning signs in this case? i feel like their work a little too late. they were definitely too late. people that knew him, knew he had strange behaviour. that he thought all these things, he had all these pictures on instead r

. >>> a florida community comes together to mourn and remember the 17 people killed in wednesday's deadly high school massacre. >> meantime we're learning more from investigators on what the suspect told them about the shooting. authorities are holding that suspect, nicholas cruz without bond. his motive remains unclear. according to the report cruz told investigators he took an uber to the school, shot students on the grounds and in the hallways and dropped the backpack and rifle and ran out of the building. police captured about 15 minutes later. looking into the fact he might be from a white supremacist group, so haven't so far found a connection. 17 ornamental angels, 17 for those who died in the mass shooting. >> for everyone to come out and be together as a family shows how strong our community actually is and how we're going to get through this. >> it is very up lifting to see that everyone really cared and everyone took out their time to come and show support. >> today several more vigils and prayer services will take place to mourn the victims. one rf the victim is 49-year-old ho

for the farmers of less nitsa it's had devastating consequences not only are they mourning their dead they still live in fear of the radical a mom is now in prison they say they're continuing to sow hatred in albania even from behind bars. dogs are great i love them and there is one little problem though the dog that dirties pavements pathways and parks in many european cities and towns but now the spanish city of melaka has introduced a scheme that uses a doggie d.n.a. database to crack down on dog owners who don't remove their pets canine excrement is it working is the question let's find out. these dog owners have no idea that they were about to get a visit from the police environmental offices and carrying out a new and previously unheard of tusk to make sure all these dogs have been d.n.a. tested. from january fifteenth there's been a fine right now we're just passing on the information but next time it'll be an actual fine. before and i'll. say terry and jackie deposited one of these on the ground how can you know who it was in parks and residential areas there are untold number

as the nation mourned, all of those killed. the president pledging to make schools safer and tackle the issue of mental health. he also spoke directly to america's children.>> there are people who care about you, who love you. they will do anything to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer, or a faith leader.>> one topic he did not mention, gun control. the attack for -- prompted renewed debate, democrats around the country are calling for action.>> children are dying in our schools. all the congress has to say is let's have a moment of silence. >> house speaker paul ryan said people should think less about taking sides and more about coming together.>> one thing we know, if there are early indications for mental illness, i think we have to do a better job that people don't slip through the cracks. >> and the secretary of state is facing tough questions, talking about the presidents new budget. he said he would speak to the president and other members of the cabinet about gun v

and their pain is still very real this family is in mourning for be a good. thirty five year old was murdered in june of twenty seventeen by her husband who had abused her for years she'd been afraid to leave him there hague. always said what will happen to my children if i leave they need a father. and if i come to stay with you it will hurt the whole family we could never have imagined that it would go as far as this her death was the only new york to be a good was married at the age of twenty after the wedding her husband regularly beat her even when she was heavily pregnant her cousin says this went on for fifteen years. one night the situation escalated dramatically her son tells us she left the house in a panic after her husband became violent dollops my father pulled a gun from the cabinet and loaded it i stood in his way and said please father don't do this don't ruin our lives me to hit me and use the weapon to push me aside and then he left the house. so to get this sort of kicked. outside on the streets of an istanbul suburb he shot and killed his

russia is mourning seventy one people killed in an act on sunday the regional passenger plane went down minutes after taking off from moscow there are no survivors. it's. maximize your fears that the world. isn't one of them but i think it was made in the presence of young athletes. as if. they give it watching now this isn't for just the show that hope it's in a moment of enough ownership from which that's what so cool ysaye you see ever. come to you which survive is the easiest for. the. the. want to. see when you were gone. i mean you can. see. how these were the first images of the crash site that emerged online off the tragedy around six hundred emergency workers were sent to that site record snowfall over the past week has made their task especially difficult. scott over an area of more than one kilometer such teams are having to sift through. what i guess you have reports from the scene. rescuers here working in shifts there are dozens and dozens of not hundreds of them but one part of one group works at the crash sites another group breasts and then they switch. rescuers are als

an entire town in mourning this is become a familiar sight enough rain in recent weeks with residents regularly attending mass funerals for kurdish fighters killed in clashes with turkish troops. it's against this backdrop that syrian state t.v. reported on the move to change the dynamic of the fighting the news anchor of this bulletin announcing that militias allied to the syrian government would soon arrive in a free to help kurdish forces push back the turkish offensive. but meanwhile in government held aleppo just south of a free syrian kurds have been demonstrating against the turkish offensive and in support of white peachey fighters many of whom can be seen in the city. and there the syrian army and we warn the syrian people and we are one we are all one and we have one will. remember during a visit to jordan the turkish foreign minister said a deal wouldn't affect his country's resolve. the port of my kitchen or to my solemn occasion if the syrian regime really does tend to x. raying to cleanse kurdish militia then there's no problem however if it comes in to protect them then

russia is mourning the seventy one people who died in sunday's plane crash near moscow the jet came down just minutes into the flight leaving no survivors. local slowly return to the syrian city of raka defacto capital of islamic state which has now left no cleaning of old infrastructure but it seems to be a shortfall when it comes to footing the bill for reconstruction. russian athletes second medal of the winter olympics in south korea taking silver in the figure skating canada getting gold in the u.s. . it's monday eleven am here in moscow welcome to the program called i'm right with you at r.t. h.q. with your world news this hour. russia is mourning the seventy one people who were killed in an air crash on sunday the regional passenger plane went down minutes after taking off from moscow there are no survivors. it's. my birthday is it the world. is or the one of them last year was made the presence of god. each day. as if you think it is it watching this is it's just it's a sure i've got it all fits into a moment of enough ownership in the bush and it's only so easy you see if. you.

she's wearing mourning ribbons.nd when people wear mourning ribbons that usually means that someone died or a tragedy has happened. so, she's holding a picture of her father because her father's dead, and he probably died at war. and you can see when you look in her eyes that she's just devastated, and she just -- i mean, just so sad and depressed that her father's not around anymore. >> do you have a favorite here? >> my favorite photo's right below it, of the african-american family with the black soldier. we got this photo in baltimore. and it was one of the most expensive photos we paid for, but hands down it was definitely worth it because of how meaningful the picture is. the look on everyone's face, everyone has a very solemn look on their face. and you sort of get the feeling that this could be the last time the family's meeting together. the guy's fighting for the union, and he may never return to his family. and also, it's very significant because of our president today. this man has a wife and two young g

said nicholas cruz will appear in court later this afternoon but this is a community now in deep mourning with many people angry many people asking for action and ultimately change we can cross out here can really help it is at the white house and in the past hour we were hearing from president on all trying how would you describe this administration's approach to yet another shooting in the country. well certainly the president has been criticized for not coming out immediately following news of the shooting and speaking to americans that something that he had stead chose to wait almost a day later to do speaking as you point out in the last hour of the toll was certainly notable because in contrast to the previous administration and perhaps the sandy hook school shooting where twenty school children were killed back in twenty twelve there is in fact a different type of response coming from donald trump in contrast to barack obama's in fact not pointing out the need for stricter gun control or stricter gun laws to regulate the possession of a firearm the united states but instead drawing

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today her family is mourning her tragic death. this is the video of the scone, the flipped over suv the mangled bike on the sidewalk. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at 4:15 p.m., the young girl was riding her bike along the 400 block of state street when a vehicle drimp by an 84-year-old man jumped the curb and hit her. the car hit a 40-year-old man on the front stoop of his home. 40-year-old victim and 84-year-old driver are in stable condition. the 8-year-old died at the hospital. >> we pride our ability to have our children go outside to play at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, that's something we worked hard to get. unfortunately we have the incidents that happen. the loss of any life is a poignant one is the loss of community and to have the young child lose their life as such a young age is a loss for the future of the city. >> reporter: no word on whether the driver had a medical condition leading up to the crash. the specifics are being held by the camden county prosecutor's office. >>> the names of the 17 victims k

they came to mourn the lives lost and the lives scarred by this senseless attack.he students of stoneman douglas high comforted one another as best they could. jet was among the students who ran in a panic once the first shots were fired. he doesn't know if he can handle returning to the halls where his classmates' lives were cut short. i don't know if i'll be able to just cope with walking through the bottom floor of the freshman building, knowing that everything has been cleaned up. like, everything... you can almost imagine just blood on the walls, bodies on the floor. no—one's going to be able to walk through that building. no—one. all 17 victims have now been identified. among them — talented students, star athletes, and aaron feis, a beloved football coach and security guard. he has been called a hero for shielding children from the gunman‘s bullets. nikolas cruz appeared in court briefly on 17 charges of premeditated murder. his lawyer said he was sad and remorseful and described him as a broken human being. the sheriff's office said he confessed to opening

let me also bring in katie cullpepper, former quarterback here, he is also in mourning today, mourningoss of his former coach who died in the hospital yesterday from his gunshot injuries. coach feiss spent final moments inside the school throwing himself on top of students to shield them from the bullets that were coming down from the gunman. caden, sincerest condolences to you for your loss. story after story about this coach and how special he was. tell me about him. >> he was such a great guy, just a great role modeler a father figure for kids who didn't have fathers growing up, and he went above and beyond for us, unbelievable. he changed so many of our lives. i don't think he realized that. if not for him, i wouldn't have made it out of the situation i was in, and he made sure i did my school work and paid out of pocket for me to play football, and he took me home and drove me to practices, bought me dinner, did everything he could. just a true hero. true hero. >> reporter: how did he change your life. >> he kept me out of trouble. he would explain to the teachers what was going o

and they're in mourning. they're in mourning. we have funerals as you just mentioned earlier. we have funerals going on today. and in the future. and it is going to take a long time to get over this. >> it is impressive. these young people are extremely -- it is impressive that the young people are extremely outspoken, while they are also, you know, coupled with this grief. people have talked about warning signs as well, about this young man. what do you think was missed? >> well, you know, what i think is that the elected officials of this state, the governor and many state legislators, are focusing on the individual. when the focus should really be on the laws that allowed this individual to obtain an assault weapon as a teenager. okay, so right now this is not about guns, this is not about the second amendment, this is about two words really, about assault weapons and what the laws allow teenagers to obtain. that's really the problem, i believe, it is a problem here in our society. >> and that may be a long-term approach if there is going to be anything done. what do you wa

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. >> reporter: a community in mourning, 17 lives lost, many of them steteenage students. >> i can imagine going to biology class and not seeing her next to me. it's craze iz. >> reporter: she survived the attack. >> i'm in shock. an emotional wreck. i don't know how to take this and i'm just -- i'm thankful to be here, but at the same time i'm so hurt to know that a lot of people i know are gone. >> reporter: the alleged gunman now in custody, charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> are you nicolas jacob cruz? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: nikolas cruz was expelled from his high school more than a year ago. he returned wednesday afternoon in an uber armed with an ar-15 rifle that according to records show was purchased legally. the rampage all over in a matter of minutes. according to authorities, cruz was found and arrested about an hour and a half later and has since told police he heard voices that told him to plan the attack. authorities are now combing through his social media accounts. >> some of the things that come to mind are very, very disturbing. >> reporter: sources te

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he is mournful. he is remorseful.>> reporter: the atf said he had lawfully purchased the smith & wesson semi automatic rifle last year in sunrise tactical surprise -- supply. a 15 minute drive from the high school. his attorney said he has been placed on suicide watch and is being held without bond.>> you have no idea what the motive was.>> reporter: not yet. that is a big question. something i'm sure there is going to be a lot more that will come out about that.>>> the fbi investigating if the suspected shooter is the same person who posted on social media saying he wanted to be a professional school shooter. marine with the signals that appeared on social media ahead of this tragedy.>> reporter: questions remain about why this accuse 19-year-old teenager opened fire at his former high school there were warning signs including online.>> the fbi just left my house.. this man said about four months ago someone with the same name as the suspected shooter posted an alarming comment on his youtube channe

a south florida community comes together to mourn the lives of 17 people gunned down in a high school shooting massacre. >> all the people here are here because we love each other and every child is our child. every loss is our loss. >> police say the 19-year-old accused shooter has confessed, and we're learning more about the suspect's troubled past. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it took just three minutes for 17 students at a high school to be killed. cruz told police he tried to escape by blending in with the other students, fleeing his attack. this morning he's being held without bail under suicide watch. laura podesta is in in parkland this morning. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. marjory stoneman douglas high school remains closed off for a scored day. a nearby school is open for children to. a massive vigil was held overnight for wednesday's high school massacre. at one more point the crowd chanted in unison, no more guns. >> this makes no sense. this

rush hour is mourning the death of a pilot whose plane was shot down by islamic militants in northern syria on saturday major amman philip of refused to surrender to the rebel forces on the ground and died fighting the russian defense ministry has posthumously awarded the deputy squadron commander the country's highest want to retitle hero of the russian federation in moscow a memorial has been set up outside the defense ministry where people have been laying flowers and breathes and in the crimean city of sebastopol mourners laid candles in the shape of a jet to filipov as memory many people have been particularly shocked by the footage apparently showing the incident syrian opposition activists have posted online may find some of the following images disturbing. the. the sun very fired video that you just saw appeared online shortly after the incident and it shows the last moments of the pilot's life now from what we can hear on the video the pilot had waited for the terrorist to get closer to him and only after that he detonated taking his own life and also avoiding capture he even

as they mourn those lives lost. this father's two kids were inside the high school when the shooting happened. his son made it out safe but his 14-year-old daughter did not. >> jamie was such a special kid. all the kids here are. >> reporter: this parent also in anguish over the loss of his child. >> no person should have to suffer this. no person should have to lose their son or their daughter or their spouse. >> reporter: this as police release more details leading up to the horrific shooting. police say 19-year-old suspect nikolas cruz took an uber to his former school, walking into the building armed with a legally purchased ar-15 rifle, concealed inside a black case. police say cruz started shooting into classrooms going floor by floor then walking out of the building, trying to blepd in with students. he was caught an hour later but his capture not easing the grief of those who have lost a loved one. >> parents, love your kids, hold your kids, kiss your kids. and don't ever, ever miss the chance to tell them h

he is mournful. he is remorseful. he is fully aware of what is going on. he is a broken human being.>> reporter: he was expelled from the school was working at a dollar store. he and his brother were orphans adopted by a couple. his adopted mother passed away in november. his father died a few years ago of a heart attack. he had been living with a friend's family.>> the firearm that was utilized was purchased lawfully in florida. just short of a year ago by the individual charged with the crime.>> reporter: he bought the smith & wesson semi automatic rifle from the sunrise technical supply in coral springs. 15 minute drive from the high school. the fbi confirms they have received every plate does make a complaint from a youtube user who said someone with the name nicholas crews had posted a comment saying i'm going to be a professional school shooter.>> i knew i could not just ignore that. i screenshot at the comment. i send it to the appropriate authorities.>> the fpa -- the fbi conducted database reviews and was unable to identify the person who made the

. >> reporter: a community in mourning, 17 lives lost, many of them steteenage students. >> i can imaginey class and not seeing her next to me. it's craze iz. >> reporter: she survived the attack. >> i'm in shock. an emotional wreck. i don't know how to take this and i'm just -- i'm thankful to be here, but at the same time i'm so hurt to know that a lot of people i know are gone. >> reporter: the alleged gunman now in custody, charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> are you nicolas jacob cruz? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: nikolas cruz was expelled from his high school more than a year ago. he returned wednesday afternoon in an uber armed with an ar-15 rifle that according to records show was purchased legally. the rampage all over in a matter of minutes. according to authorities, cruz was found and arrested about an hour and a half later and has since told police he heard voices that told him to plan the attack. authorities are now combing through his social media accounts. >> some of the things that come to mind are very, very disturbing. >> reporter: sources tell abc news this

russia is mourning the death of a pilot whose plane was shot down by islamic militants in the northern syria on saturday major remonde refused to surrender to the rebel forces on the ground and died fighting the defense ministry has awarded him the country's highest honorary title hero of the russian federation a memorial has been set up outside the defense ministry in moscow where people have been laying flowers and wreaths and in the crimean city of sevastopol mourners laid candles in the shape of a chest many people have been particularly shocked by the footage apparently showing the incident to the syrian opposition activists have posted online you may find some of the following images of them. in the. very frightening video that you just saw appeared online shortly after the incident and it shows the last moments of the pilot's life now from what we can hear on the video the pilot had waited for the terrys to get closer to him and only after that he detonated a grenade taking his own life and also avoiding capture he even managed to shout that he was doing this for his own colleag

he's mournful. he's remorseful.ully aware of what is going on. >> and he's just a broken human being. >> cruz is being held without bail. the attorney general says prosecutors will be seeking the death penalty. >>> president trump is expected to visit parkland, florida n the coming days to meet with the families of victims and local officials. in congress, the attack has raised familiar questions about gun control and mental health. doug luzader has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: were warning signs missed in parkland, florida? and what if anything can we learn from this horrific attack? a massive turnout in parkland, florida. where the full scale of wednesday's attack is sinking in. hours earlier, joining in the public mourning was president trump speaking from the white house. >> and you suffering is our burden also. >> reporter: as we have learned more about the alleged gunman, the president specifically mentioned mental health. >> we are committed to working with state and local leaders to help sec

he's mourn full. he's remorseful, um, he is fully aware of what is going on.nd he's just a broken human being. >> reporter: the parkland community in mourning gathering thursday evening to remember the lives lost. this after 19-year-old nikolas cruz makes his first court appearance thursday charged with 17 counts of pre med dated murder. cruz former student taking an uber to the school entering with a dufflebag and backpack just before dismissal. he set off the fire alarm to lure students out of the their classrooms before using his ar-15 to open fire on students and teachers. according to the broward county sheriff, cruz was only in the school for about seven minutes before fleeing the scene. >> the suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away fearing for their lives. >> reporter: shooter went to mall mart store brought a drink is a subway and continued on to nearby mcdonald's. soon after he was detained by an officer from the coconut creek police department. we're learning mo

russia mourns the loss of a pilot who was shot. fighting islamist militants. video surfaces online appearing to show the russian pilot's. extremist fighters right before he blew himself. to be captured. coming up in the program this hour we look at the devastation and suffering still blighting the iraqi city of mosul months after it was liberated. and i challenge any member of parliament to live in the conditions we're currently living in. even afraid of entering this is. accused of hacking into f.b.i. and us systems will be extradited to america. but his life. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team and myself you know not only a welcome to the program. russia is mourning the death of a pilot whose plane was shot down by islamist militants in the north of syria on suffered a major fillip off refused to surrender to the rebel forces on the ground and died in the fighting that ensued the russian defense ministry has posthumously awarded the deputy squadron commander the country's highest honor retitle hero of the russian feder

the community continues to mourn today. hundreds of people attended a vigil for the victims last night. some in the crowd sobbed as the names of the deceased were read aloud. a moment of silence was observed. seven people remain in the hospital from the attack at this hour with one person who remains in critical condition. meanwhile the suspect 19-year-old nikolas cruz made his first court appearance yesterday on 17 counts of premeditated murder. the judge had him held without bond. >> julie, good morning. you can see behind us traffic going on. people are retrieving vehicles. it is a crime scene that has been locked down since wednesday. now people first getting the chance to go in and get their vehicles. a lot of people still have their purses, knapsacks, phones still in the school. so some signs that they're starting to get their vehicles back today. we're getting more details. very minute details from the timeline of what went on here. just six minutes the shooter was inside that school and of those six minutes just thr

two more coming up as this community really continues to mourn and among that mourning there are manyho are outraged that what they say are a number of missed signals by law enforcement officials about this shooter. the biggest missed signal is a january 5th call the fbi admits a call to their tip hotline that warned from someone close to the suspected shooter nikolas cruz that the 19-year-old was erratic, that he had a gun and that he wanted to kill people. this call was ignored. that has outraged many here inn including florida's governor scott who called fort fbi director to resign. suspected shooter made his first appearance in court his public defender says he he intends to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty that is something florida officials will most certainly seek. as for the school itself still not open. and the three-story building whee that shooting took place is expected to be torn down and rebuilt. a number of students and their families saying they can simply never go in that building again. lauren, back to you. >> all right, steve, tough, tough time for the famili

i know your community is in shock and mourning. how are you doing, your family? you've got young children. >> thank you. good afternoon. it's surreal. i've seen this on tv before. when this comes to your community, you don't know how to explain it. i was with victim's families while they were waiting to find out if their child is in the hospital or laying on the ground in the school. it's like nothing i can even describe. it's so unfortunate. this is not the second time or the third time or the fourth time or the fifth time that we've seen this. >> do you have person connections to any of the victims? i know you're counselling them. >> well, the way i found out about is my wife called me to let me know that my son is four, his preschool was on lockdown. he was in his creative writing class at the time. the teacher that was teaching him how to write his name, she lost her daughter in the shooting. >> is that part of the element school that's right next door? this is a campus situation. >> andrea, parkland is a residential community. it's just houses, schools and p