. >> se declara culpable nikolas cruz que mató a 17 personas en florida ¿qué dicen los padres de lasdo con julio vaqueiro. >> los asesores de la administración general de alimentos y medicinas recomendaron hoy que se apruebe una segunda dosis de la vacuna de covid-19 de johnson & johnson pero hay confusión, vamos con los detalles con lourdes hurtado que tiene la informión de los expertos. >> quienes eligieron johnson & johnson como vacuna . >> me parece una buena alternativa al ser una sola dosis. >> pero hoy el panel de la administración general de alimentos y medicinas recomendó una dosis de refuerzo de l vacuna contra el covid-19 para todos los mayores de 18 años vacunados con johnson & johnson después de dos mesese la primera dosis. >> ahora el problema es saber cuál elegir porque dicen que mezclar y combinar la dosis de moderna y pfizer daría mejor protección. >> lo recomendable para quienes tienen vacuna de johnson & johnson es vacunarse con una vacuna que tiene mrna porque los anticuerpos suben. >> esto provoca confusión. >> te pondrías la vacuna de refuerzo >> sí y si fuera d

parkland school shooter nikolas cruz pleading guilty to 17 counts of murder. the names of the victims read aloud. what nikolas cruz said to the families and how the parents are responding tonight. >>> this evening, reports of movement on capitol hill on president biden's domestic agenda. what stays in the bill, what goes? universal pre-k, expanding medicare, vision and hearing so far surviving. rachel scott live on the hill. and robin roberts tonight with the first lady dr. jill biden on reports two years of free community college will not survive in the bill. >>> the frightening moment on the highway. a police officer on the scene of an accident, blindsided by a speeding car. we do have news on his condition tonight. >>> also news this evening about a major medical breakthrough. surgeons successfully transferring a pig kidney to a human patient and what this could mean. >>> doctors telling the 95-year-old queen elizabeth that she needs rest. the queen canceling her trip and what she's now saying. >>> also word coming in tonight of an attack on a u.s. base ove

. >> aquÍ hablaba nikolas cruz tras declararse culpable de la masacre de la escuela de florida y aceptar por 17 asesinatos premeditados y otros 17 intento de asesinato a partir de ahora podrÍa enfrentarse a la pena de muerte. >> especialistas de la universidad de nueva york transo plantan temporalmente el riÑÓn de un cerdo a un ser humano con muerte cerebral e hicieron que funcionarÁ durante unas horas para utilizar un dÍa Órganos de animales para salvar vidas humanas. >> una katrina grande se alza en la plaza principal del pueblo de san antonio al sur de toluca estÁ hecha con papel y anuncia fiesta del tradicional Ía de muertos en mÉxico. ♪♪♪ ♪♪ >> cÓmo estÁn, muchas gracias por acompaÑars en este miÉrcoles en esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo mediodÍa, soy felicidad aveleyra. >> la casa blanca prepara el plan para que 28 millones de niÑos de entre 5 y 11 aÑos reciban la vacuna del covid-19 en el consuorio del pediatra en la farmacia local y posiblemente en la escuela, se calcula que podrÍa ser a partir de un mes cuando se autorice la vacuna de pfizer para los mÁs pequeÑos carla tiene

. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ >> culpable de la masacre, nikolas cruz se de clara culpable de los 34 cargos en su personas, pueden enfrentar cadena perpetua o pena de muerte. >> telemundo estuvo a metros del asesino confeso y con los padres de los jÓvenes fallecidos, nos dicen que hoy revivieron el dolor, esta es la noticia principal, ademÁs este miÉrcoles. pistas de bryan, hayan restos humanos en el parque de florida donde buscan al novio de gabbi, la Única persona de interÉs en el asesito de la joven, pero aÚn no cfirman que se trate de Él. >> vacunas para niÑos, el gobierno presenta un plan para que los menores entre 5 y 11 aÑos reciban la inyecciÓn contra el covid-19, se espera que pronto la fda lo autorice pero ¿cÓmo serÁ el proceso de vacunaciÓn? >> el amigo del papa, un niÑo con discapacidad se acerca al papa francisco en plena audiencia en el vaticano, el papa lo sienta a su lado, plÁtica y juega con Él, al final el niÑo recibe un preciado regalo. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> (hablan en inglÉs). >> la voz entre cortada, la cabeza baja, la mirada perdida, nik

nikolas cruz. sam brock is in miami for us right now. i want to bring in our expert analyst as well. sam, what's happening here? >> reporter: we should clarify sources tell us the plan for nikolas cruz right now is to plead guilty to 17 counts of premeditated murder and 17 counts of murder. the circuit judge in fort lauderdale demanded he first enter a plea for assault and battery charges against a broward county deputy in the jail. this stems back from several years ago. first he's got to enter a plea for that. then potentially next week, wednesday, this is stilling with ironed out, the timeline. nikolas cruz will be provided an opportunity to enter the plea for homicide charges. it's speculation what's going on. it appears the state attorney's office had no idea he was planning on pleading guilty when the reports first emerged yesterday in the aftermath of the traumatic day, one of the worst moments in fl there's history. we know the public defender did nikolas cruz would extend a guilty plea for taking the death penalty off the table.

. >> culpable, asÍ se declarÓ nikolas cruz de los 34 cargos en su contra por la masacre de parkland donde17 personas, ahora le espera la cadena perpetua o la pena de muerte. >> no quiero que el asesino de mi hijo tenga una vida normal, ni siquiera en prisiÓn, yo irÍa por la pena de muerte. >> nikolas cruz pidiÓ perdÓn a las familias de las 17 vÍctimas que asesinÓ en febrero de 2018, y el gobierno prepara un plan para vacunar contra el covid-19 a 28 millones de menores de 5 a 11 aÑos, se espera que pronto la fda lo autorice. >> me quiero vacunar para que sea todo normal, como estaba antes. >> las autoridades mexicanas advierten que grupos del crimen organizado utilizan video juegos para reclutar menores de edad, le contaremos cuÁles juegos son. >> tenemos como papÁs que limitar los actos malos de nuestros hijos. >> y las autoridades hacen un llamado a los padres de familia para estar alerta, mÁs adelante hablaremos de este tema pero comenzamos con las nuevas pistas del paradero de bryan, a esta hora continÚa una intensa bÚsqueda en la zona donde se encontraron mÁs temprano restos humanos y

tonight, lawyers for accused gunman nikolas cruz on what their client plans to do. victor oquendo has been on this story from the start. >> reporter: nikolas cruz, the school shooter in parkland, florida, standing before a judge in court today. >> attempted aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon. how do you wish to plea? >> i plead guilty. >> reporter: pleading guilty to this assault of a prison guard in 2018. and in an unexpected development his lawyers telling the judge that he intends to plead guilty to killing 14 students and 3 staff members and another 17 counts of attempted murder. >> we're going to ask the court to sentence him on counts 18 to 34 to 17 consecutive life sentences. >> they believe it's in his best interest. >> reporter: the pleas come with no conditions and prosecutors still plan on seeking the death penalty, but this would spare families of the victims from enduring a likely lengthy trial. 17-year-old joaquin oliver was killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. his father telling abc news whether cruz gets l

the suspect, nikolas cruz, will plead guilty next week to all charges, including 17 counts of murder, hoping to avoid the death penalty. sorquez. >> reporter: wearing a mask and oversized glasses, 23-year-old nikolas cruz entered this broward county courtroom. >> please state your full name for the record. >> nikolas cruz. >> reporter: as the trial loomed for the mass killingly at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, his lawyers told the court, cruz plans to switch his plea to guilty on 17 counts of premeditated murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. ( gunshots ) it was valentine's day, 2018, when then-19-year-old cruz, a former student, walked into the school, pulled an ar-15 up on the of his duffel bag, and began shooting. 17 were killed, including 14 students and three faculty members. 17 others were injured. today, in a separate case involving an assault on a sheriff's deputy in jail nine months after the shootings, cruz pleaded guilty to battery and other charges. >> how do you wish to plea? >> i plea guilty. >> reporter: but a guilty plea in the mass sho

nikolas cruz pleads guilty and apologizes for the deadliest high school shooting in u.s. history. toys stuck at sea: aisle after aisle of empty warehouse shelves as toy companies lose millions. getting answers: we go to capitol hill to ask lawmakers what's being done for thousands of children and families with dangerous drinking water? will congress act? transplant breakthrough: the medical advance that could be a game-changer for the 100,000 americans waiting for kidneys. the queen's health scare, why doctors told queen elizabeth to cancel a trip. ♪ ♪ ♪ and an officer and a gentleman with a violin. how he found a new way to give back. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news, what could be a significant development tonight in the search for brian laundrie, the only person of interest in the strangulation death of his fiancee, gabby petito. laundrie was last seen more than a month ago. tod

for the families, this was something they knew was coming, but then they heard nikolas cruz lower hisk, lean down into the microphone, and made what sounded like a rambling apology. listen in. >> i just want you to know i'm really sorry, and i hope you give me a chance to try to help others, if i believe it's your decision to decide where i go, and whether i live or die. not the jury's. i believe it's your decision. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and so as he was speaking, he spoke for about a full minute. didn't have a script. again, portions of it were rambling. he talked about drugs. in the courtroom family members were shaking their heads. i think to read their body language, unaccepting of anything he would say after stealing the lives of their children, some who would be in college right now. others who would just be finishing high school. the youngest of those who were murdered that day, 14 years old. the victims included one young man by the name of antonio. he actually survived five gunshots. he came out of the courtroom and came and spoke to the microphones there. first speaking in

nikolas cruz admitted to killing 17 people, leaving his fate in the hands of a jury. mireya villarreal has details on that. >>> to count one of the indictment, murder in the first degree, of victim luke hoyer, how do you wish to plead? >> guilty. >> reporter: without hesitation, nikolas cruz pleaded guilty 17 times to murder and 17 more for attempted murder for the deadliest high school shooting in u.s. history. >> count 34, attempted murder in the first degree of kyle lehman, how do you wish to plead? >> guilty. >> i accept your plea of guilty -- >> reporter: afterward he gave a rambling speech talking about drug use, causing violence, and apologized to the victims' families. >> i am doing this for you. i do not care if you do not believe me. i love you, and i know you don't believe me, but i have to live with this everyday. >> he's doing it for our fares. -- our families. if you wanted to do something for our families, you shouldn't have killed our loved ones. >> reporter: tony montalto and his wife sat feet from the shooter trying to hold back their emotions. their

nikolas cruz, the man who shot dead 17 people at a school in parkland, florida, three years ago, hasured. the 23 year old apologised to the victims and their families in court. prosecutors have described the killings — one of the deadliest school shootings in us history — as cold, calculated and premeditated. they are seeking the death penalty. miami herald crime reporter david 0valle explained the process involved to get to a potential death penalty in the state of florida. the likelihood that nikolas was ever going to be acquitted or found not guilty by reason of insanity was pretty much non—existent, so, really, him pleading guilty todayjust buys him a little bit of an edge so that when he is at the penalty phase of the trial, the sentencing phase, his lawyers can argue, you know, that he had remorse coming at contrition, you know,, he had contrition, you know, love, he went ahead and pleaded guilty and accepted responsibility for this act. but, yes, absolutely, the thrust of the penalty phase next year will be his story, right? all the mitigating factors, he was born to a crack c

nikolas cruz, the man who shot dead 17 people at a school in parkland, florida, three years ago, hasthe 23—year—old apologised to the victims and theirfamilies in court. prosecutors have described the killings — one of the deadliest school shootings in us history — as cold, calculated and premeditated. they are seeking the death penalty. he does not deserve life in prison. life in prison is a life. he deserves nothing more than the death penalty. i'm just looking forjustice here, and justice for us is, you know, we want him dead, we want him forgotten. i don't ever want to hear this kid's name again. miami herald crime reporter david ovaal explained the process involved to get to a potential death penalty in the state of florida. the likelihood that nikolas was going to be found not guilty by reason of insanity was pretty much nonexistent so him pleading not guilty today by some a bit of an edge that when he's at the sentencing phase of the trial his lawyers can argue that he had the trial his lawyers can argue that he had remorse, he had contrition, he went out and pleaded guilty an

many of the families of those killed were there to see nikolas cruz in court.urn to our top story. the uk's health secretary says the number of covid—19 infections could rise to 100,000 a day, but still the government won't bring in mandatory covid measures to control the virus — not yet, at least. the uk's covid infection rate is currently higher than most other countries. you can see the difference in this graph. the first line is the uk — then the us, france, germany and spain. they're all seeing their case numbers decline, as the uk numbers continue to rise. catherine smallwood is the covid—19 incident manager for the world health organization in europe. thank you very much for speaking to us. why do you think the uk is going in the opposite direction to all of those other countries?— in the opposite direction to all of those other countries? good evening and thanks for _ those other countries? good evening and thanks for having _ those other countries? good evening and thanks for having me _ those other countries? good evening and thanks for having me on.

nikolas cruz was expelled days before the shooting. those are the have on. -- the headlines.he news continues after inside story. ♪ host: a criminal gang in haiti has abducted 17 american and canadian missionaries. the case highlights the lawlessness and chaos. will this spur international action to help? this is inside story. looking to the program. $1 million for each hostage, that is the ransom demanded for the release of 16 americans and a canadian. the youngest hostage is just eight months old. it is the latest in an increasingly violent wave of kidnappings and has drawn international attention to the instability. katie has lurched from crisis to crisis, natural disasters to lummis this in poverty. first, this report. reporter: protests. demonstrators chanted liberation as they marched on the street, calling for the release of christian missionaries. >> they kidnapped them. they build their schools. they do everything for us. reporter: the kidnappers are demanding $17 million. the abduction is the largest of its kind in recent years. on tuesday, antony blinken told repor

. >> reporter: without hesitation, nikolas cruz pleaded guilty 17 times to murder and 17 more for attemptedest high school shooting in u.s. history. >> count 34, attempted murder in the first degree of kyle lehman, how do you wish to plea? >> guilty. >> i accept your plea of guilty. >> reporter: afterwards, cruz gave a rambling speech where he talked about drug abuse involving violence, and he apologized to the victims' families. >> i'm doing this for you, and i do not care if you believe me. i love you and i know you don't believe me, but i have to live with this every day. >> he is doing it for our families. if he wanted to do something for our families, you shouldn't have killed our loved ones. >> reporter: tony montalto sat just feet away from the shooter, trying to hold back their emotions. montalto's daughter gina was 14 years old. >> it was probably the most uncomfortable thing, second most uncomfortable thing we ever had to do. the second one was hugging our daughter's lifeless body. >> reporter: the case now heads to a penalty phase in january. after hearing testimony, a jury will

contra anticoyotes y quienes cobraban hasta 80 mil dólares por llevar a inmigrantes a la florida y nikolastaque a un oficial en la cárcel pero no de las 17 muertes durante la masacre de parkland. >>> este chico tenía 21 años y que nía 19 años cuando perpetró la masacre de parkand y confesó haber cometido la masacre y se encontró culpable a un ataque del año pasado en la prisión contra un ofcial y se esperaba reconociera la muerte de las 17 personas pero no lo hizo y ahora la fiscalía va a seguir para condenarlo a pena de muerte. >>> ¿qué va a marcar la diferencia entre la pena de muerte y condenarlo de por vida?. >>> lo que buscan su abogados es llegar a un acuerdo con la fiscalía y esto no sucedió entonces se espera dar orden de culpabilidad el sábado y si no, se va a llamar un jurado de 12 personas y tienen que decir la pena de muerte de forma unanime y de no ser así, podrá ir a cárcel de por vida . >>> 17 familias que esperan justicia , rogelio mora-tagle muchas gracias por la información . >>> y en tema del covid-19, un panel asesor de la fda va a decidir si aprueba vacuna de refuerzo

the attorneys of nikolas cruz said he intends to accept responsibility for the counts of first-degree murder, hoping he can avoid the death penalty. prosecutors say cruz deserves the death sentence but they have not made a plea deal . >>> president bill clinton is in a california hospital. tuesday evening he was attending private events in the area and began to feel lightheaded. he was taken to uc irvine hospitalve inctin his oos e. colimend and responding well to antibiotics. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, tiktok is popular for its challenges and recipes, but is it appropriate for kids? >>> i am sorry from southwest. what they are offering customers who got caught up in the travel mass. >>> trending online today ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. >>> new creatures shows half of american adults under age 30 used tiktok . it is also attracting kids. has kpix 5's morning anc

. >> will nikolas cruz get the death penalty? >>> growing outrage, the superintendent of a texas school district now apologizing for what one of his administrators said about teaching the holocaust. >> make sure if you have a book on the holocaust, make sure you have one that has opposed -- >> how do you oppose the holocaust? >> the comments just the latest controversy for a school district in the middle of a fire storm over its inclusion and diversity efforts. >>> all that, plus the prince versus the captain. prince william taking on william shatner, aka captain kirk after his historic trip to space. the prince saying let's worry about what's happening here on earth not in space. >> we need some of the world's greatest brains and minds fixed on trying to repair this planet and not going find somewhere else to live. >> shatner responding, the prince is just wrong after what could be the most civil war of words we've ever seen. today, saturday, october 16th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander,

de broward tras una demanda que lo acusaba de n negligencia se espera que maÑana el autor confeso nikolasable de 17 cargos de asesinato en primer grado y otros 17 de intento de ase asesinato. >> la administraci'on de medicamentos y alimentos la fda est'a valorando permitir que se administre una dosis de refuerzo contra el covid-19 en la fa farmac'eutica distinta a la recibida inicialmente. mezclando distintas vacunas, seg'un p publican medios como t new york times. las autoridades no recomendar'ian una vacuna a adicional en particular ya sea de pfizer, moderna y johnson y johnson, aunque se que se m mantenn dosis de la misma farmac'eutica si est'an di disponible >> muchos de los que no est'an de acuerdo con las vacunas se manifestaron ayer enos 'angeles. padres de familia estudiantes y personal escolar se concentran en contra del mandato del gobernador gavin newsom para que estudiantes elegibles en escuelas p'ublicas y privadas de kinder agrado 12 autorice para niÑos de cinco a 11 aÑos. >> corrupci'on completa del gobernador gavin newsom y todas estas agencias, mucha cor corrupci'on se tr

i am wondering what your gut reaction is to the announcement that nikolas cruz is going to plead guiltyhank you for having me here. there was a lot of confusion yesterday, waiting for what was going to be the final decision. and the pleading guilty for whatever that happened yesterday has nothing to do at any level with what happened to joaquin. i've been in a few interviews, they always talk about the two cases like it was kind of the same thing. but it's not. pleading guilty for what happened yesterday. but i guess we need to wait until next week to see what happens. this person is criminal, a killer. he's a monster. i was not allowed to call him like that if i was in trial. but now i can. because there's a chance that is not going to be any trial. and still, we can have the death penalty. so, so for me, it's good, it's good that we can move forward. and probably move things a little faster and get this chapter out of the way. >> do you hope to be in the courtroom on wednesday? >> no. i don't hope. and i don't -- i won't. i won't be there. i don't think there's anything for me to add

are left unhealed for so many people we remember valentine's day back on february 14th, 2018 when nikolashe went into his former school, the school he was expelled from and he pulled a fire alarm and when teachers and students came out of their classrooms he then opened fire using an ar-15. nikolas cruz today in court on a separate matter pled guilty to charges of assaulting a corrections officer but his defense attorney asked the judge to reconvene on wednesday morning at 9:00 a.m. when he'll then plead guilty. he initially pleaded not guilty, but this is part of the defense's strategy. he'll plead guilty tl charges in exchange for his life. he doesn't want the death penalty to be on the table. instead, he wants to have 17 consecutive life sentences without the possibility for parole, so that is something that we're expecting to see wednesday at 9:00 a.m. it didn't happen today because the lead prosecutor is out of town, and there still seems to be a bit of negotiation that's happening between the defense and the prosecution. now what we're hearing from the prosecution is that we may hea

. >>> and confessed florida school shooter nikolas cruz formally admitted today he is guilty of carrying out the deadly shootings at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. now that he has entered a plea, it will be up to a jury to sentence him to life or death. >>> a plan is in place to rescue four dogs that have been stranded for days. they were cut off by that volcanic eruption on a spanish island. they have been dropping food and water to them, and now there's a plan to use food to lure them into an attached net, and then try to left them to safety. this is why no one can get to them on the ground. river of lava still flowing toward and over homes, businesses, and the volcano is show nothing signs of calming down. >>> another live look at the slick streets in walnut creek, and that is good news. you can drive home now, but do it carefully, alex montana. >> yeah, paul is tracking the radar, and, paul, those roads won't be drying out for a while. >> yeah, we appreciate alex out there give us those shots of the road through the evening commute. this is going to be hitter miss a

ilia: nikolas cruz se declarÓ culpable de los cargos relacionados con la agresiÓn de la cÁrcel en elncia de cadena perpetua o pena de muerte. jorge: frente al capitolio una mujer que tenÍa un bate de bÉisbol y mostraba conducta agresiva fue arrestada. lejos de colaborar, se resistiÓ y terminÓ mordiendo a un agente. la mujer de 25 aÑos debiÓ ser retirada del lugar en ambulancia. ilia: un agente de policÍa del capitolio fue detenido hoy por respecto al asalto a esa sede relativa el 6 de enero. obstruyÓ la justicia con Él le dijo a uno de sus contactos en internet que eliminar a las publicaciones donde mostraba su presencia en el capitolio ese dÍa. jorge: encontraron el cuerpo de la madre hispana. >> preocupaciÓn por el estado de salud de bill clinton. jorge: indignaciÓn ante los hechos de una mujer que nie si está inscrito en medicare, recuerde que... el período para elegir su cobertura termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y... aproveche la cantidad de opciones de planes... incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura

the gunman nikolas cruz entered a guilty plea on 17 counts of first degree murder, 17 counts of attempted first degree murder. he apologized to the victims as well, but do you have a sense of how the families are viewing that apology and what they want to see happen to nikolas cruz? >> what the families who were devastated in our community, was devastated by the marjory stoneman douglas tragedy, they want to make sure that the focus stays on their children and the three adults that were murdered in cold blood by this vicious killer, and he had no regard for their life, and so focusing on making sure that we can honor their memory is important to them. and the way we can do that is by taking legal steps like passing legislation that we've passed already out of the house to increase and close all the loopholes in terms of background checks by passing hr 8. by passing jamie's law, which i've introduced to make sure that we can enforce the law that already exists, because you can't buy ammunition for the same reasons if you are prohibited from buying a gun, and we need to make sure we do back

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nikolas cruz pleads guilty and apologizes for the deadliest high school shooting in u.s. history.

authorities say nikolas cruz gunned down 14 students and three staff members at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in february of 2018. the plea will not come with conditions, meaning prosecutors can still seek the death penalty. that's something a jury will decide. the trial could start in january. >>> and this maryland couple accused of selling information or trying to sell information about u.s. nuclear powered warships to a foreign country have been indicted. jonathan and diane toebbe are due in a federal court for a detention hearing today. they were arrested earlier this month and charged with allegedly trying to sell military secrets to a foreign government. in one case, they allegedly hid the classified information in a peanut butter sandwich. the couple could face life in prison.fbi assian billionaire with close ties to vladimir putin. officials wouldn't say what they were looking for yesterday at a washington, d.c., mansion or new york city townhouse. a spokesperson for the man said that the searches were connected to u.s. sanctions. they also said that he didn't own the home

nikolas cruz pleads guilty and apologizes for the deadliest high school shooting in u.s

. >>> more than three years since the massacre at parkland school shooter, nikolas cruz pleaded guilty. >> cruz killed students and three staff members at marjory stoneman douglas high school. kerry sanders has more on the plea he's making as he awaits whether he will live or die. >> reporter: in a courtroom in ft. lauderdale, florida, family members hugging, crying as the now-23-year-old gunman who three years ago walked onto the campus at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland and began shooting, ultimately killing 17 students and staff on the campus. also with an attempted 17 more murders. today admitting guilt and then making a statement. >> i hope you can give me a chance to try to help others. i believe it's your decision deciding where i go and whether i live or die, not the jury's. i believe it's your decision. >> family members shaking their heads as he read their statement. one of those who came out of the courtroom was a young man who actually was a hero. only 15 years old at the time. anthony who barricaded a door, took five shots. he survived. when asked whether

nikolas cruz pleaded guilty to 17 counts of murder and attempted murder. he faces a possible death sentence when the penalty phase of the case begins in january. >> i am very sorry for what i did and i have to live with it every day. and if i were to get a second chance, i would do everything in my power to try to help others. and i am doing this for you and i do not care if you do not believe me. i love you and i know you don't believe me, but i have to live with this every day. >> one victim's parent called cruz's statement a self-serving effort to avoid death row. >>> now to the story breaking overnight concerning former president trump. he's launching a new social media company and he's promising the truth. former president donald trump is attempting to launch his only social net worth called truth social. the former president adding we live in a world where the taliban has a huge presence on twitter yet your favorite american president has been silenced. this is unacceptable. major social media sites have banned trump, citing fears he could incite fur

as for the denver nuggets star jamal murray is out with an injury nikola jokic's will be out there tonightr defending him, steve kerr said he doesn't have any set plans. he says at this point pre season, he wants his defense to happen organically tip-off here at 7 o'clock. the music is getting going jason, i'm going to have to send it back to you. >> thank you. cuyler will also have more coverage once that game goes final keilar. we'll have a live report for us now. the niners, they're playing the waiting game right now. they have no idea who will be their starting quarterback this sunday. >> kind of a big deal, especially with the cardinals next. up on the schedule just happen to be the last remaining unbeaten team in the nfl. it's either going to be tray or gym. jimmy is holding out hope it will be hit. >> could go to game time. it was done before game time. it's really just about mental reps like and out there tomorrow and everything. i will offer anything. sonia mentally feel pretty good. you know just what the game plan. everything all install we just put but, you know, physically hop

has pleaded guilty to murder — and the attempted murder of 17 others who were injured. 23—year—old nikolaslings — one of the deadliest school shootings in us history — as cold, calculated and premeditated. they are seeking the death penalty. the parents of luke hoyer — who was killed in the shooting — agree he should be given a death sentence. he does not deserve life in prison. life in prison is a life. he deserves nothing more than the death penalty. i'm just looking forjustice here, and justice for us is, you know, we want him dead, we want him forgotten. i don't ever want to hear this kid's name again. well, earlier, ispoke to parkland survivor and gun control activist david hogg. he is also the founder of march for our lives, a student—led organisation in support of gun control legislation. i asked what he made of the parkland gunman's guilty plea. honestly, i'm happy that things are moving forward and we can close this chapter and move through to any kind of closure that is possible for the community, but i would also point out that there are so many people in the united states impac

francine: nikola, thank you for your time -- nicola, thank you for your time. talk a lot more about inflation. andrew bailey says the bank of england will have to act as energy concerns stoke global concerns. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. a 50 minutes into the trading day. let's get straight to the news. leigh-ann: pboc governor says authorities can contain risks to the chinese economy from the ever grand crisis. concerns that pressure from ever grand is spilling over. new zealand's inflation rate has jumped more than expected in the third quarter the fastest pace in 10 years reinforcing that the central bank will keep raising interest rates. inflation rates surged to 4.9% from 3.3%. and netflix's squid game will create almost $900 million in value for the company according to figures seen by bloomberg. it stands out because it cost just 21.4 million dollars to produce. the netflix stocks have raised 7% since the show has been released and even investors critical of the company expects it to lift expectations for the third quarter if

nikolas cruz is going to trial for the attack of a jail guard.t for the 2018 school shooting, but when he does he will face a possible death sentence. >>> and then a vandal attack of a george floyd sculpture days after it was unveiled. >> somebody threw blue paint on it. the group behind the statue says it took hours to clean. >>> happening tomorrow, additional relief on the way for some californians. the third batch of stimulus checks roll out tomorrow. people who made up to $75,000 received a one-time $600 payment. to qualify you must have your 2020 tax filed by october 15th of this year. >>> the supreme court starts its new term today and there's a lot of the docket. >> scott mcgrew, they are deciding issues we thought were already decided. >> gun control and other issues. president trump very successful in moving the court to the right, so gun control supporters and abortion control advocates are concerned about what the court could do. the court made a decision back in 1973, roe v. wade, and usually once the high court decides something its

in miami, nikolas cruz pleads guilty to 17 counts of first degree murder. jurors will recommend whether he should face the death penalty. the judge will make the final decision. fox 32 in chicago where the city's police union is calling for a judge, a new judge, in the case over vaccine mandates. the police say it violating the bargaining rights. the mayor wants the judge to recuse herself because of past work. and this is a live look at honolulu from our affiliate khon. the big story there, college and high school sports fans return to the stands. it's been nearly 19 months since spectators have been allowed there. everybody has to show proof of vaccination. masks are mandatory in hawaii. that's tonight's live look way out side the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪♪ (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do

this is just a day before nikolas cruz, the man who killed 17 people that day, plans to plead guiltyntenced, he could face either life in prison without parole or a second phase, the penalty phase, and he could face the death penalty. joining us is a gun safety advocate whose daughter was murdered in the parkland school shooting. first, i haven't seen you in a while and have been thinking about you since hearing about the guilty plea for tomorrow. let's talk about jamie. second annual dance-a-thon to celebrate her life coming this saturday. tell us more about jamie. >> yeah. thank you, andrea. it has been a while. that's my beautiful daughter behind me. as you and i talked about before, jamie was a magnificent dancer, but jamie was also a person who always just did the right thing. she was a person who fought for others, and i hope that, you know -- i heard your opening. i hope the world remembers jamie. i hope they remember the other 16 and remember their names and their faces and only focus on their names and their faces. we don't use the name of the killer. i won't look at his pho

nikolas cruz is expected to spend the rest of his life behind bars.milies of the victims moments ago. >> i am very sorry for what i did, and i have to live with it every day. if i would get a second chance, i would do everything in my power to help others. i do not care if you don't believe me. i love you. i know you don't believe me. i have to live with this every day. >> remarkable words there and it must be painful for family members to hear. you'll remember three faculty members, 14 students were killed in that shooting. 17 other people were injured. cnn's leyla sant ago joins us from broward county. quite a moment inside that courtroom there. >> reporter: jim and erica, i was inside the courtroom when this hearing started, and i can tell you what struck me just seeing how everyone is sitting are the family members, the loved ones, victims inside that courtroom supporting one another. when the judge read out all the counts, 34 counts for which he has now pled guilty to, she mentioned every single name associated as the victims, and when those name

it comes as nikolas cruz, the alleged shooter, is expected to plead guilty later today according to his attorney. prosecutors have said they want to seek the death penalty. >>> now, america's top diplomat says the biden administration is, quote, relentlessly focused on the kidnapping of 17 missionaries in haiti, most of whom are americans. that message from secretary of state anthony blinken comes as the fbi is helping advise all negotiations after the gang holding the group demanded a $17 million ransom. cnn's matt rivers has more now from port-au-prince. >> reporter: according to the justice minister that i spoke to during the day on tuesday, negotiations are ongoing between the gang 400 mawazo, the group the missionaries were working for, christian aid ministries. the negotiation is ongoing with the gang demanding, at least at this point, $1 million per person as a ransom. of course, that would total up to a $17 million total ask. we are told that fbi agents are on the ground here from the united states. they are assisting that ministry and its leadership along with haitian negotiato

ama: that is nikolas cruz pleading guilty to the first of 17 counts of murder and attempted murder forarjory stoneman douglas high school. afterward, he apologized to his victims and their families. >> i just want you to know i am really sorry and i hope you give me a chance to try and help others. i believe it is your decision to decide where i go and whether i live or die. ama: the jury must now decide whether to sentence the 23-year-old to life in prison or give him the death penalty. the prosecution stated it's intention to get seek the death penalty. dan: new details about brian laundrie. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains although -- along with personal items such as a backpack and a notebook belonging to ryan laundrie. these items were found in an area that up until recently have been underwater. it is likely the team will be on the scene for several days. dan: police called in a team to the site. he is the only person of interest in gabby petito's murder. they went on a road trip together but laundrie returned home without her. her body was found in wyoming

i want to read you a quote that was first reported by peter nikolas in the atlantic, and you can give me your response. when i mentioned the alarm coming from the activists the white house -- every constituency has their issue if you ask immigration folks they'll tell you the issue of their life or death issue too. when you think about that? >> well obviously that is incredibly insulting, and i don't know who that official is. i thank you fairly regularly speak to white house officials and i would say that the officials that i speak with a quite clear that we are in a critical moment around voting in our democracy. that is a different point than when you originally raised, which is the desire for people to see the president, hear his voice, and be engaged on other issues of importance, they hear him publicly engaged on this issue. chris, to be honest i think that has been choreography to this, and we are still in the middle of the dance. i am part of the choreography as you know is to allow manchin to sell, this skinny freedom to vote act. slim down for the people act, see if he could

this comes as shooter nikolas cruz, a former student at the high school, is expected to plead guilty today to 17 counts of premeditated murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. texas is one step closer to enacting a heavily gerrymandered redistricting plan after both chambers of the legislature approved the new map, sending the measure to republican governor greg abbott's desk for signing. the map severely diminishes the electoral voice of communities of color, giving disproportionate voting power to white texans and republicans. texas also gained two house seats this year. the state's population growth is largely due to an increase in people of color, but republicans still gave white voters effective control of the new districts. in colorado, the family of elijah mcclain has reached a tentative settlement deal with the city of aurora in a federal civil rights lawsuit over mcclain's 2019 death. elijah mcclain, a 23-year-old black man, was tackled by police, placed in a chokehold and later injected with a large amount of the powerful sedative, ketamine. he died several days later. se