seconds later peterson is seen running and then stopping to radio dispatch again. >> reporter: petersonys across from building 12, which is out of view just to the left of the pavement. he directs officers to lock the school down and block traffic. >> reporter: according to the report, peterson instructed deputies to stay away from the building instead of following law enforcement response procedures that call for eliminating immediate threats. >> he was a coward, and he froze outside the building instead of going in and engaging the threat. >> reporter: laurie alhadeff's 14-year-old daughter alyssa was killed in the shooting. >> with him being arrested today, that gives accountability to me and the 17 families. >> reporter: we spoke with alhadeff here where the safety commission, tasked with investigating the school shooting, was meeting. scot peterson has defended his actions all along. he was booked into the same jail where the confessed shooter is also being held. david? >> begnaud: manuel bojorquez leading us off tonight from parkland. thank you, manny. today we found out it could

tonight representatives for peterson say they will vigorously defend against the charges. kerry sanders, nbc news >> let's bring in our senior legal correspondent cynthia mcfadden cynthia, these charges are stunning how rare is it for a police officer to be charged for failing to act? >> well, lester, the defense says this has never happened before, that no police officer has ever been prosecuted for his or her actions in an active shooter situation, but prosecutors say not only did peterson fail to follow his training, he stopped others from helping which cost lives now no doubt a jury is going to want to know just what his job was if not to protect those inside the school peterson faces up to 96 years in state prison if convicted of all counts lester >> all right, cynthia, thank you. >>> here in london today, more pageantry and politics as president trump met with britain's outgoing prime minister before hosting the prince for dinner, all of it against the backdrop of boisterous protests tonight, after the royal family rolled out the red carpet for him, president trump r

let's go to mr peterson's home country know the canadian province of. quebec has passed a controversial new law barring public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols at work lawmakers say the legislation aims to ensure the separation of state and religion and a life for the provision of secular public services the change will affect government employees including judges teachers and police officers to name a few applied to symbols such as turbans skull caps on crosses inspectors will be tasked with checking there are not being worn all the legislation reportedly enjoys broad support in the province critics have blasted it as a violation of their basic rights the prime minister has once again suggested that quebec's values are incompatible with fundamental rights the 16th of june $29000.00 is a very said date that has just entered the history books of quebec a date that will forever mark a vision of quebec that divides rather than brings together that excludes rather than includes that stigmatizes rather than reconciled. will t

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peterson's charges include child neglect and culpable negligence. he faces nearly 100 years in prison. in new york, andrea fujii. zachary and janai, back to you. >> peterson's lawyer says his client has been made a scapegoat and he argues by definition peterson cannot be prosecuted for child neglect because he was a law enforcement officer, not a parent or caregiver. >>> now to the growing mystery in the caribbean where three americans have died within days of each other at a luxury resort. 41-year-old miranda schaupp-werner passed away on may 25th at a hotel in the dominican republic after having a drink from the mini bar in her room. five days later at the same resort edward holmes and cynthia ann day were found dead. officials say all three died of respiratory failure and there were no signs of foul play. the state department says right now it is not aware of any connection between the three deaths. the resort says it followed the proper protocol in each case. >>> another mystery surrounds the death of an american husband and wife on a dream vaca

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peterson faces up to 96 years in state prison if convicted of all counts. lester? >> all right, cynthia, thank you. >>> here in london today, more pageantry and polics as president trump met withritain's outgoing prime minister before hosting the prince for dinner, all of it against the backdrop of boisterous protests. tonight, after the royal family rol out the red carpet for him, president trump returning the favor, hosting a dinner for prince charles and camilla, earlier complimenting the queen. >> we want to thank her masty, the queen, who i had a lovely dinner with last night, a tiantastic person, fantaswoman. >> reporter: but today was less about pageantry, more about policy. the president, with da hter ivanka trump, joining american and british business aders, even joking prime minister theresa may should put off her resignation to get a trade deal done. >> i don't know exactly what your timing is, but stick around. let's do this deal. >> reporter: later, little mention of their past tensions. >> we have stood together and acted together. >> you are a tremen

and use social media platform set up by controversial right wing figure jordan peterson ignites debate he says they won't send any content unless u.s. authorities order it. and the canadian region says people in the public sector can't wear religious symbols of work but rights activists say the new law violates religious and personal freedom. however get out today in just midday this said tuesday here in moscow and kevin owen who with the world news updates the next 30 minutes searching some news coming in to tell you about in the world of football a sport 1st off for you a for president michel platini has been taken into custody in france called into reports the former head of football's governing body in europe was detained as part of a long going your best occasion into alleged vote rigging in the 2022 world cup selection qatar of course was chosen teenie has been accused of accepting payment in exchange for his vote mr pertaining to his side has denied any wrongdoing but as it stands so far as lunchtime he's been taken into custody in france we'll get more details on that throughou

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peterson was booked into the same jail where the confessed shooter is being held in jail. the charges could carry a combined sentence of nearly 100 years. nikole killion, cbs news. >>> historic flooding that's devastating parts of the midwest is expected to get worse with more rain in the forecast today. up to 10 inches of rain is expected in houston, texas the next 36 hours. more than a half dozen other states could see up to three inches in the coming days. people in webers falls, oklahoma are looking at the devastation left behind by the floodwaters. they're not allowed back home yet because most houses don't have running water and electricity. >>> a judge will hear arguments in a case that could decide whether missouri will be the first state since 1974 without an abortion clinic. at issue is missouri's refusal to renew planned parenthood's license at a st. louis location that performs abortions. that license was supposed to expire last week. a judge has issued a temporary restraining order to allow the clinic to continue to perform abortions until the ruling at this w

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controversial psychologist and author of jordan peterson has launched a free speech platform called think a spot that's got one key principle censorship the alternative social media site well only remove content if ordered to do so by u.s. authorities are they protected the courts and despite being not yet fully up and running it's already caused quite a stir as are polly boyko great stuff. if they won't 7 let you in the club just to set up your own that's the philosophy behind a brand new anti censorship social media platform that's hitting the web this summer i think spot will be an intellectual playground for censorship free discourse that's according to its founder controversial academic and bestselling author jordan peterson the canadian professor is a divisive figure hated by the left and dariya fide by the right earlier this year he was snubbed by the most intellectual of british institutions cambridge university he was supposed to have a visiting fellowship that this sort of him but that offer was rescinded after a backlash from star students this was jordan peterson's response to

and a new social media platform set up by controversial right wing figure gordon peterson ignites debate he says they will sense any content unless he was authorities order it. good morning this is out internationally for moscow with me kevin owen just turned 9 am now this tuesday morning 1st than the u.s. has ordered an additional 1000 troops to the middle east amid an escalation in tensions with iran is big news this morning washington says the forces are for defensive purposes to address threats in the region still over and says left questions left unanswered there about what's really going to happen there next the move comes after washington blame to run for an alleged attack on oil tankers in the gulf of oman last week around really denies any involvement in that spreading america's statement to sabotage diplomacy there was a twist yesterday then of course around vowed to boost its production of low level enrich to radium and surpass therefore the stockpile limits set by the 2015 nuclear agreement is a story we're going to continue to track potentially more developments on that over

new social media platforms controversial psychologist jordan peterson. any content. people in the public sector. work but writes. personal freedom. 247 news live from moscow this is international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome. the u.s. has ordered an additional 1000 troops to the middle east that made an escalation in tensions with iran washington says' the forces are for the fence purposes to address threats in the region i have authorized proximately 1000 additional troops for defensive purposes to address naval and ground based threats in the middle east we have received credible intelligence on hostile behavior by iranian forces and their proxy groups that threaten the united states personnel and interests across the region. well r t senior correspondent iraq does the of joins me to do with more on this hi there. you never quite know where you are when it comes to american military presence donald trump saying we want to take more people out of the middle east now it seems they're putting more people in the are stepping up their presence is

alternative thinkers like jordan peterson and the rest of his self-styled intellectual dark web have attracted millions of subscribers that suggests that audience is all gagging for their free speech barrows not to be gagged. the canadian province of quebec has passed a controversial new law banning public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols of work lawmakers say the legislation aims to ensure this separation of state religion and the life of the provision of secular public services that change affects government employees including judges teachers and police officers and applies to symbols such as he jobs turbans skull caps on crosses inspectors will also be tasked with ensuring they're not being awarded the legislation reportedly enjoys broad support in the province critics have blasted it as a violation of their basic rights. the prime minister has once again suggested that quebec's values are incompatible with fundamental rights the 16th of june 29000 is a very said date that has just entered the history books of quebec a date that will forever mark

provocative canadian professor and author jordan peterson has announced he is launching a new platform called think spot and it is based on a single idea no censorship he says will only move content ordered to do so by authorities despite not being fully up and running it is already causing quite a stir. if they won't let you in the club just to set up your own that's the philosophy behind a brand new anti censorship social media platform that's hitting the web this think spot will be an intellectual playground for censorship free discourse that's according to its founder controversial academic and bestselling author jordan peterson the canadian professor is a divisive figure hated by the left and dariya fide by the right earlier this year he was snubbed by the most intellectual of british institutions cambridge university he was supposed to have a visiting fellow ship this sort of him but that offer was rescinded after a backlash from star students this was jordan peterson's response to the decision at the time what do you think it says about free speech in britain the cambridge unive

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is peterson a caregiver as that term is defined in the statute?hat's normally a parent or another adult in the household does that extend to school police officers or school resource officers as they're called >> prosecutors have reached out and decided to be aggressive in this charge. we'll see if it holds up in court. see what happens danny, thank you very much >>> to washington now. president trump is facing some serious opposition from his own party over his plans to impose new tariffs on mexico. this morning a growing number of lawmakers saying they will block president trump and it comes as the president is wrapping up his first state visit to the united kingdom. we have the latest from london we start with nbc white house correspondent kristen welker good morning to you. >> good morning to you high stakes talks will get underway at the white house later today between u.s. and mexican negotiators. the vice president will lead the charge the president still in europe on his diplomatic trip. looming large, the possibility of sparking a trade w

peterson was that help but he froze and failed us all that day. he was supposedly the good guy with the gun that was supposed to go in and gauge the threat and he let us all down leading to the death of 17 people. >> another parent, fred guttenberg put out this tweets telling scott peterson to, quote, rot in hell. scott peterson's bail set at $102,000, very serious charges. >> cases we will be watching very closely. thank you very much. >> counting down to 2020, presidential hopeful elizabeth warren is campaigning in michigan slamming joe biden after releasing competing climate change plans with the former vice president. how warren appears to be feeling bernie sanders's support with her more aggressive approach. >> after launching her presidential campaign on new year's eve elizabeth warren spent the first human to 2019 running in place, neither gaining or slipping in the polls but often being overshadowed by the constant flood of new democratic presidential hopefuls that it now appears warren is enjoying a bit of a surge even in failing a new ca

. >> i will call scott peterson. >> reporter: the former deputy facing charges for his inaction the day of the parkland school shooting ordered to stay behind bars until he posts $102,000 bond, is fitted with an ankle monitor, and turns over his passport you say that these charges for scott peterson's inaction that day are unwarranted. why? >> there has been no instance of a police officer, a law enforcement offir, ever being prosecuted for an inaction. nikolas cruz has been, continues to be, and will always be the individual responsible. >> reporter: security video from the shooting last year shows then school resource officer peterson lingering for 48 minutes while inside 17 people were killed >> he could have done something. he chose to do nothing. he chose to go hide behind a concrete pillar for 48 minutes. >> reporter: peterson says he followed protocol the former deputy facing charges for child neglect, culpable negligence, and perjury for what he did not do that day, sending shock waves through law enforcement ranks. >> what's next, a fireman, he didn't go inside of the burning b

retribution against peterson.rents of murdered parkland students applauded his arrest. >> he needs to go to jail and he needs to serve a lifetime in prison for not going in that day and taking down the threat. >> we miss our children every day. and there's nothing that is going to bring them back. and we know that. but, just hurts so much. >> fred guttenburg whose daughter, jamie, was killed in the massacre. i have no comment except to say rot in hell, scott peterson, you could have saved some of the 17. you could have saved my daughter. you did not and then you lied about it and you deserve the misery coming your way. >>> turning to the mass shooting in virginia beach over the weekend. witnesses now say that gunman appeared to target supervisors in his department during a shooting rampage that left 12 people dead friday. walked past several employees before firing his first shots. councilman louis jones says he was looking for specific people, at least initially. he submitted a resignation letter friday and he wa

. >> former broward deputyings scot peterson is facing 11 charges.ad of taking action, he took cover. remember most of the students and faculty killed and injured on the first and third floors of the marjory stoneman douglas. scot peterson is not facing charges for what happened on the first floor because experts say there wasn't time for anyone to intervene. he's facing charges for what happened on the third floor. many believed he could have saved lives including laurie. >> he needs to go to jail. he needs to serve a lifetime in prison for not going in that day and taking down the threat and that led to the death our loved ones. >> in his defense, the 56-year-old peterson claims he took cover outside the school because he didn't know where the shots were coming from. but radio calls he made contradict that. listen. >> we have possible firecracker. we got possible shots fired. 1200 building. >> in the next 54 seconds, peterson made two more calls where he identified shots coming from the 1200 building. he stayed put. the investigation into the shoot

in this case, it's for what peterson did not do. this morning scot peterson is behind bars accused of failing to act during the parkland florida high school massacre. >> i think we got shots fierd. possible shots fired. >> rorter: peterso was the only armed deputy at marjoriean stonem douglas high school when nicolas cruz stormed the school killing 14 students and 3 staffers.ce surveillan video shows peterson never entered the building as the gunman went floor to floor firing 140 rounds. terson is now charged with child neglect, percentage, and culpable negligence. some parents of students killed that day say peterson should be held accountable. >> he needs to go to jail and he needs t serve a lifetime in prison for not going in that day and taking do the death of our loved ones. >> did freezu freeze? >> no. >> reporter: in an interview with savannah last year, he defended his >>tions. i did everything that i felt at the time was appropriate. >> you cannot violate policy and procedures and still not get it right. >> you're right. yo

scot peterson was booked into jail on a $102,000 bond.ted on all charges he's looking at more than 96 years in prison. one of his attorneys saying he is surprised by these criminal charges. victor oquendo, abc news, coral gables, florida. >>> this morning's other big story, president trump insists he's not bluffing about imposing tariffs on all imports from mexico. that's despite stiff opposition from members of his own party. >> senate republicans are hoping that talks today between top officials from both countries would prevent a 5% tariff from taking effect monday, then gradually going up if mexico doesn't stop the flow of migrants into the u.s. republicans are also considering a resolution to disapprove of the tariffs, but the president warns any such move would be foolish. >> we're not fans of tariffs. we're still hoping that this can be avoided. at the same time, it's way past time the president's requests for assistance from our government be met. >> this will take effect next week. 5%. there's nothing more important than borders.

he chose to go hide behind a concrete pillar for 48 minutes. >> rorter: peterson >> reporter: peterson said he followed pro said he f -- protocol.protocol. it's sending shock waves through law enforcement lengths. >> what is next? a fireman didn't go into a burning building tanswer screams of somebody ed trapped? >> reporter:irst responders take an oath to serve and protect. >> what you found here is there are examples of both. >> reporter: tonight peterson and nicolaus cruz are being held in different cells here at this same jail. lester? >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> there are new developments in the medical mysteries that afhave officials bfled at two popular tourist destinations. let's get more from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: ds ter michelle and david paul died from a mysterus illness on the island of fiji, five hospital employees who came into contact with the american couple on vacation now under observation. perhaps tracking a deadly virus, fiji's ministry of health says the employees arerr cutly well but the paper says the staff showed similar as the pauls. >> he wa

. >> scott peterson is his name.ounts including child he never ran into the school as a gunman went on a killings ee. >> peterson is facing nearly 100 years in prison. >> at this time, i will call scott peterson. >> reporter: 56-year-old scott petersond appea via video link for his initial court appearance wednesday morning. >> a total bond o$102,000. >> reporter: bond set after peterson was charged with 11 counts, including child neglect, cu nableligence and perjury, all for failure to act during the parkland high school massacre. peterson was taken into custody tuesday some 15 months afte not rushing in to engage the shooter who gunned down 17 students and faculty. >> he took an oath as a police officer to protect. that day, he stood outside a building while 17 people were being murdered and he did bsolutely nothing. >> reporter: an oath peterson himself defended during an interview with nbc savannah l guthrt year. >> i know the policies and procedures. i communicated right on that scene. did everything i felt at t

peterson denounced the charges as unprecedented and furious.ning us here on the set, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. danny, what do you make of these charges that "the new york times" is called an unusual instance of law enforcement officer being held criminally liable for not protecting the public? >> it's very unusual. and it sets a dangerous precedent in many ways. because our long has long held that police officers are not the absolute guarantors of our safety. yes, they can be held liable, i mean civilly liable. but generally speaking there's no promise that a police officer will keep you sage and we knfe that. peterson is charged with a criminal law that is child neglect. the police officer would have to be a caregiver under the statute. and a caregiver is defined as a parent, someone living in the household or something of that nature. or some other person responsible for the child's safety. i don't know that courts will extend that definition to anybody who had a contractual obligation to generally protect students like a school res

clearly peterson shirked his duty as american, man and law enforcement official.ed and happy to see that he's facing criminal charges. is there a precedent for this? on what grounds is he being prosecuted? >> yeah. this is a tough question. i think emotionally we all like to see him charged criminally and certainly as a child protection advocate like i've been my whole career, i won't like that it's appalling that he didn't try to save lives. it is unprecedented. it really is. the supreme court is held that law enforcement officers have no individual duty of care to any particular person. here, in florida what they are trying to do is say he was in the role of caregiver. it's a very specific statutory definition. in that role as a caregiver, he was negligent to such a degree he had a depraved negligence to human life through inaction. >> tucker: wouldn't that be true? here's a guy who carries a firearm, who's been trained in its use. we as society given him the power in life and death. he's in the exact situation that he's been training for his entire life. a scho

peterson always claimed he did not know where that gunfire was coming from.ight in the broward county jail and that bond is set at $102,000. fred guttenberg, who is 14-year-old daughter jamie died that day reacted with this quote. "i have no comment other than to say, rot in hell, scott peterson." >> bret: ralph northam says he will call special session of the state legislature to take up gun control measures and this comes days after a shooting spree in virginia beach left 12 people and the gunmen dead. top republican lawmakers said he is open to a legislative debate and north from of course is battling his own political troubles with the scandal over a black faced photograph where he insists it is not him. we are awaiting a vote soon in the house of representatives on legislation to provide a path to citizenship for young people who came to the country with the parents. corresponded david spun explains. >> when i think of america, i think of home. >> depot patel is a proud american who may have to soon leave the country. this is where my friends are, this i

but i feel absolute disgust over the actions of this deputy, scot peterson.ed coward. there is no getting away from that. you know, we advocate on this program that there be an armed withguy in every place children. where they are gathered, every single school. >> sean: and douglas school, they did it right. >> they had this guy who was armed. he saw what happened. he heard, he knew, he knew. what did he do? he ran away. it is clear. listen to it. there can be no excuse,ng his complete inaction, and no question his inaction cost lives. imagine, he ran away. sean, it is something so sickening to me. now, does he go to jail the rest of his life? i don't know about that. he should be shamed. he should be exiled. he should be held at arm's length by society for the disgust, the revulsion we have of this person. there are dead children because of this deputy's absolute cowardice. no one knows how they respond in combat or situations. >> sean: this is what they train for. this is why they usually become cops. >> i feel he's definitely criminally responsible, and he

peterson was that help. he was the supposedly the good guy with the gun that was supposed to go in in case of a threat and he let us all down that led to the death of 17 people. >> now, another parent, fred guttenberg, you see right here, he put out this tweet today telling scott peterson to, quote, rot in hell. shannon, scott peterson's bail set at $102,000. serious charged. >> shannon: a case that we'll be watching closely. thank you very much. >> you bet. elizabeth warren is campaigning in michigan slamming joe biden. how warren is feeling some of bernie sanders' support with her more aggressive approach. >> after launching a presidential campaign on new year's eve, she spent the first few months of 2019 running in place, neither gaining nor slipping in the polls, but being overshadowed by the constant flood of new democratic presidential hopefuls. but it now appears that warren is enjoying a bit of a surge, unveiling a new campaign theme of economic patriotism, that includes investing $2 trillion in clim

peterson was that help.d a duty to go into that school and take down the threat and he froze. >> peterson has always defended himself. you heard in that interview with nbc news and in that same interview he said last year that it will haunt him for the rest of his life. and his attorney, in responding to the charges, had said one of the things that he said was that there was only -- there has only ever been one person to blame for those deaths, and that's nikolas cruz. do you hear that? >> you know, that's unacceptable. he had a duty to go in there. he was an armed police officer with a gun. he could have gone in there and taken down the threat and he could have saved lives. so, he is at fault and he should be held accountable and should spend the rest of his life in jail. >> he's charged for his inaction, right, for not -- not for what he did, but for what he failed to do. and as we're learning very quickly, criminal liability in that regard is quite unusual and rare. what if, lori, after all of this, where

. >> i will call scot peterson. >> reporter: disgraced former school resource officer scot peterson in handcuffs appearing before a florida judge today. facing charges of child neglect, cupable negligence and perjury after a state investigation found peterson did "absolutely nothing to mitigate" the carnage at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> i think we've got shots fired. possible shots fired. >> reporter: while nikolas cruz allegedly shot his way through the building. the former broward sheriff's deputy headed toward the building but stayed outside as 17 students and staff were massacred inside. 17 others wounded. his attorney says mr. peterson was not criminally negligent in his actions, as no police officer has ever been prosecuted for his or her actions in responding to an active shooter incident. but parents of the victims tonight are calling the arrest justice. >> he was a coward that day. he was there supposedly to save not only the students, teachers, everyone, and he did nothing. >> reporter: peter zone is still booked into the broward county jail. his attorney is fig

a state review finding peterson refused to investigate the source of gunshots, retreated while victims were being shot and directed officers away from the building. the florida department of law enforcement saying, "there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction cost lives." in an interview on "the today show" last year, peterson said at the time he thought the shots were coming from outside. >> i hear two to three loud shots. >> you know it's gunshots? >> i thought they were. and i thought they were outside immediately and the first thing i thought was, somebody's shooting at us. >> reporter: tonight, fred guttenberg, who lost his daughter jamie in the shooting, tonight tweeting, "rot in hell scot peterson, you could have saved some of the 17. you could have saved my daughter. you did not, and then you lied about it, and you deserve the misery coming your way." >> and victor oquendo is with us live tonight from florida. and victor, we know that deputy had already resigned. today, he was taken into custody? >> reporter: that's right, david. he was ta

scott peterson fue detenido por no haber hecho nada luego de que el atacante asignara a 17 personas.l arresto de scott peterson el policÍa que estaba a cargo de la seguridad en la escuela el dÍa de la masacre donde murieron 17 personas >>> para mÍ no es una sorpresa. esta persona,, la Única funciÓn que tenÍa en el colegio era velar por la seguridad de las personas y no lo hiz de hecho huyÓ de la escena. >>> peterson de 56 aÑos fue acusado de siete cargos negligencia infantil, tres cargos de negligencia por culpa y perjurio. el arresto se da tras una investigaciÓn de cinco meses, su compaÑero ambiente expedido el 14 de febrero de 2018 cuando el autor confeso entro al recinto y accionÓ su fusil semiautomÁtico matando a 17 e hiriendo a otras 17 >>> la justicia ha tardado en todo el proceso. no hemos dejado de luchar desde que perdimos a joaquÍn. otras entidades deberÁ estar a cargo no lo han hecho. >>> de seguridad fueron clave e arresto en ella se muestra al oficial junto a un las imÁgenesa de seguridad fueron claves en el arresto. en ellos se muestra al oficial junto a un empleado de

and deputy peterson arrived at the 1200 building after we believe alana had been killed.t were lost on the third floor and he arrived at the outer door of that building, then retreated back behind the cement pillar and stood for a full -- minutes while teachers and students were being slaughtered in the building. hearing the gunshots and knowing where they were coming from and he did absolutely nothing. >> his lawyer says this is all a gross simplification that he did not know where the shots were coming from and we played the clip, you see him in the interview with the "today" show, he said, quote, it was my job and i didn't find him. and then he goes on to acknowledge he failed to go in to the school during an active shooter situation, that he missed a, quote, important moment to save lives so he seems to admit that he made a mistake and that he will live with this for the rest of his life. what do you want to happen to him? >> well, i want him to get a fair trial. i want to go through the process that we now need to go through. charges have been filed. obviously the ca

. >> at this time, i will call scot peterson. >> reporter: peterson was arrested earlier this month and charged with child neglect, culpable negligence and perjury after a state investigation found he did "absolutely nothing to mitigate" the carnage that day. >> and victor oquendo with us live tonight from marjory stoneman douglas high school. and victor, the junior for these deputies says it will fight their firing? >> reporter: that's right, david. union representatives for those fired deputies say they're going to fight their termination. peterson's attorney says that he is being made a scapegoat. david? >> victor oquendo with us again tonight. >>> now, to the case of the missing mother of five gaining national attention. and this evening, what her estranged husband suddenly declared outside court today. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, the estranged husband of missing connecticut mom, jennifer dulos, who continues to fight for custody of the couple's five children, speaking for the first time. >> i just want to tell my children that they're constantly on my mind and t