mr. beagle, your geography teacher. >> mr. beagle was my hero, and he will forever be my hero. i will never forget the actions that he took for me and fellow students in the classroom. if his family is watching this, please know that your son or your brother was an amazing person and i am alive today because of him. thank you for bringing and having this amazing person in life and giving him the power to be stronger than i could have ever been. he will be missed by me and multiple friends. his name through me will live on and i'll make sure of it. >> you're sure -- you feel certain that he saved your life. >> i'm 100% certain. if i could see him right now and if he was still here and got out of the hospital -- i was talking to my mom, and i would get him a huge teddy bear to say thank you, but unfortunately i can't do that. i will not let this shooting go down as another one, because people are not understanding this this is not going to stop. just like he was saying, it's not going to stop until something happens. >> ideas are great, but we need action. >> exactly. >> somethin

mr. beagle was at the front door of the classroom protecting them. >> he was blocking the door because it was open all the time, i don't know how we are alive. >> at least 17 people lost their lives and more than a dozen are wounded. the victims both students and teachers. after initially only offering tweets. president trump today addressing the nation. >> yesterday a school filled with innocent children and caring teachers became the scene of terrible violence, hatred, and evil. >> reporter: here many parkland the sheriff's department says all the victims identified and their parents notified. and as for the gunman he faced 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> back over to you. >> thank you. >>> this was the 18th school shooting in the first 45 days of 2018. according to one count that number comes from every town for gun safety. a nonprofit that advocates for gun control. they account for every incident that a firearm is discharged on a school campus. two of them were classified as attempted or completed suicides. >> this latest tragedy is dominating the conversation among the country'

mr. beagle, was at the front door of a classroom protecting them. >> he was blocking the door so the door was open all the time. i don't know how we are al >> reporter: at least 17 people lost their lives and more than a dozen are wounded. the victims both students and teachers. after initially only offering tweets, president trump today addressing the nation. >> yesterday a school filled with innocent children and caring teachers became the scene of terrible violence, hatred and evil. >> reporter: here in parkland the sheriff's department says all of the victims have now been identified and their parents notified. as for the gunman, authorities say nikolas cruz, now faces 17 counts of premedicated murder, in parkland, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. >>> and we are now hearing from the students who survived this ordeal. they are talking about the rampage, many at first thought the lockdown was a drill and then they started seeing the headlines appear on their phones. one student who shot video while hiding in a hallway says the country cannot get used to these types of shootings. he is deman

mr. beagle. >> but he wasn't. >> what happened? >> when he opened the door, he had to relock it so we could stay safe. and he didn't get the chance. >> might have saved your life. aom because he was in the doorway and the door was still open and the shooter probably didn't know we were in there because mr. beagle was laying on the floor so if the shooter would have came into the room i probably wouldn't be speaking with you right now. >> he put himself first. and he had been a big help to you all year long, hadn't he? >> yeah, he would explain a lot of things to a lot of us in the classroom and he was just easy to comprehend the subject when he taught it because he would explain and give us like examples and was a really -- he was a really amazing teacher. >> you'll never forget him. >> no. >> those must have been terrifying moments for you when you didn't know what happened to your daughter. >> i didn't know what was going on. she was texting me and tells me she hears gunshots. it's okay, kelsey, sometimes she gets upset then she

mr. beagle was in the doorway as -- i can't even say his name.rson walk by probably didn't even look just saw a person there and pointed. >> 17 people died in that shooting. one of the deadliest school shooting in u.s. history. >>> happening right now, kidnapped in florida. a man who police say pretended to be a teen in video game chat room lured an 11-year-old girl from her home. he took her across state lines but authorities track them down thanks to her phone. police found the young girl yesterday at a hotel in georgia. with 24-year-old peter burns. her parents did not realize she was missing until yesterday morning. authorities say burns who is from illinois is obviously a child predator. tonight they have a warning for parents. >> cautionary tale here. you really need to know who it is that your children are communicating with. >> absolutely. the 11-year-old girl is back with her family. authorities have only said that they safely recovered her. burns is now behind bars facing kidnapping charges. >>> a big president' days at the national mus

mr. beagle? >> but he wasn't. >> what happened? opened the door, he had to re-lock it so we could stay safe. and he didn't get the chance to. >> sean: a student describing how her going toographer teacher was killed protecting her and fellow classmates during the shooting. that's not the only incredible act of heroism we are hearing about tonight. joining with us a lot more is fox news trace gallagher. a lot of heroes here that have come up, trace. >> yeah, most schools, including this one have active shooter drills giving students and teachers guidelines on how to react. experts say during a general win attack instinct takes over. in this case the instinct of 37-year-old assistant football coach and security guard aaron feis was to throw himself in front of students to shield them from the bullets. the coach was shot and later died in surgery. those who knew him say he died the same way he lived, putting himself second. >> i mean, he was a big man. he sprinted with everything he had towards it to make sure everybody was safe. i he

mr. beagle. but i think he was more like a friend. you know? i think the children learn to respect him. he was tough. he was tough. he had his rules and his ways. and i think after a while they understood that and they came to love him and respect him. >> and he was also a camp counsellor. >> that was his passion. >> being in camp was scott's passion. he started when he was 7. he loved camp. he lived for camp. he went to school and tend of the school year he would count the days until he could go to camp. and -- he's a kid at heart for real. and then when he got to be a cit, a counsellor in training, then he got to be a counsellor and then he was a group leader. and he just went up the ranks. and when he had to pick a profession, we joked about it. if you want to keep going to camp, you know, until you're old and gray, you better be a teacher. >> i spoke with students who say that your son was a hero. that he saved their lives. do you believe he was a hero? do you see him that way? >> scott believed things should be a certain way. and his responsibility to others always came first. he w

mr. beagle. >> how do you know he was shot? >> because we saw his body for like 30 minutes. we were just like praying and crying and -- and then the police came and we just got out. >> do you know who shot him? >> i have no idea. i didn't see anything. i just saw his head because he was blocking the door so the door was open all the time. i don't know how we're alive. >> one of the students there at douglas high school, her teacher was shot. we did get some video just moments ago from matthew walker, a student in the school who was in one of the classrooms where the shooter started shooting inside the classroom through a locked door. take a look. [ gunshots ] >> oh, my god! >> appears to be more than a dozen shots. i want to bring in former special agent brad garrett. the stories are lining up right now from several eye witnesses. what started as some kind of a boom or a commotionwed by shots and then the shooter going methodically from classroom to classroom for several minutes, thankfully at times finding locked doors which limited the injuries. >> exactly. it reminded me

mr. beagle was at the front door of his class protecting students. >> he was blocking the door, so the door was open all the time. i don't know how we're alive. >> reporter: gabriel said coach feis shooed her away and may have saved her life. >> i didn't hear the alarm or gunfire at first and when i took the alarm was going on. i heard the shots and saw mr. feis run out there and i saw him get shot. >> reporter: others took shelter in a culinary classroom including david hogg. >> we heard more gunshots and that was when we realized this was not a drill. >> reporter: and we just saw david hogg. we're joined by him now. you just saw him in the classroom along with another student, kelsey friend and her mother sheila friend. thanks for coming in. kelsey, let me begin with you. this must have been so terrifying yesterday. you hear that alarm go off when you're in class. >> we heard the alarm which was really strange because we had one earlier that morning. >> you had a fire drill that morning. >> yeah, and we all knew what to do so we started heading out the classroom but, when we were trying t

mr. scott beagle. joaquin oliver. kara. tina.unfoth fathomable loss this week. we remember them and team them in their prayers. good night, everybody. tucker carlson is up next from d.c., our story for this evening. we'll see you back here on monday. >> tucker: good evening, welcome, tucker carlson tonight as you've seen earlier today, special counsel robert mueller's investigation unveiled 13 separate indictments against russian citizens who oelgdly tried to meddle in the 2016 election. you're going to hear a massive amount of propaganda about those indictments and what they mean in coming days. we've looked at them carefully and here's what seemgs to be true about them. the indictments describe a russian effort to, quote, sew discord in the american political system. the effort dpan in 2014 -- began in 2014 before donald trump or any other candidate declared for the race. the effort didn't