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the very latest now from randi kaye. >> reporter: while the gunman was inside marjory stoneman douglas high school killing people at random, a trained broward county sheriff's deputy did nothing. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> reporter: the broward county sheriff revealing the stunning news that one deputy, scot peterson, who was armed and in uniform, clearly knew there was an active shooter, but stayed in his position outside building 12. the sheriff says video shows the deputy doing nothing for more than four minutes while the bullets flew inside. the shooting lasted about six minutes. deputy peterson has since resigned. when reporters asked what he should have done -- >> went in. addressed the killer. killed the killer. >> reporter: and new information tonight that peterson wasn't the only sheriff's deputy who failed to act. now coral springs police sources tell cnn that three other broward county sheriff's deputies also remained outside. pistols drawn, but hiding behind their vehicles. it's unclear if the shooter was still there when they arrived, but not

randi kaye, cnn, parkland, florida. >> the u.s. president, donald trump, weighed in on that armed resource officer who did not go into the school building. he said the officer did not act properly under pressure and did not have the courage to do what needed to be done. mr. trump said the officers actions justify arming more teachers. listen. >> a security guard doesn't know the children, doesn't love the children. this man standing outside of the school the other day doesn't love the children. probably doesn't know the children. the teachers love their children. they love their pupils, they love their students. >> to talk about this, let's bring in peter matthews, a political analyst and professor at cypress college from los angeles. good to have you with us. >> the gates' plea deal. what pressure does this put on manafort? specifically, what does manafort know and what could mueller be trying to pull out of him? >> gates and manafort, have been with president trump for a while especially gates. manafort will be charges by mueller

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i want to bring in cnn randi kaye at the scene of the smooth. kyung law. and shimon prokupecz is in washington for us. randi down at the scene in florida, painful day for so many. what can you tell us? >> absolutely, don. it was really an afternoon and evening of terror for so many here in parkland. any other day this affluent community outside ft. lauderdale would be quiet and peaceful. but one shooter changed all of that. and tonight we are told by investigators that that shooter pulled that fire drill in order to draw out the students so he could shoot them. and tonight, don, investigators are combing through the high school a looking for clues and identifying victims. around 2:30 "p" the broward county sheriff's office responds to reports of a shooting with multiple injuries at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the student population close to 3,000. at first those inside the school didn't realize what was happening. >> kids were freaking out. some kids froze. some kids on phones. a lot were on their phones trying to snapchat everything because they

. >> randi kaye joins us. talk about the latest we know about what happened. >> i can tell you that for sure it was an afternoon filled with terror for so many. any other day this community outside fort lauder dale would be considered the safest in florida. today as you know a shooter changed that. a sheriff this evening told us that the shooting began outside the building. sdp entered inside the high school building. that is what we're told the shooter actually followed the students inside and tonight investigators have the gruesome task of going through the high school building, and identifying the victims. >> reporter: around 2:30 p.m. the broward county sheriff office responds to reports of a shooting with multiple injuries. the student population close to 3,000. at first those inside the school didn't realize what was happening. >> kids were flereaking out. a lot were on their phones trying to snap chat everything. they thought it was a joke. >> reporter: at this point the shooter where abouts are unknown

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> joining us for more is dana bash, kirsten powers and paul begala. dana, you have new reporting on the rob porter situation? >> gloria and i have been digging tonight on kind of what has really gone on there, and a couple of things we've learned in addition to what jeff reported at the top of the show, first, that the president himself, we are told by two sources, did not know about these allegations, about the fact that the fbi clearly found this information when they were doing the background check of rob porter. the president didn't know until the daily mail was presented to him. so, he didn't become aware until it was in the public sphere. and the other thing is, ivanka trump, we are told, was quite upset about it when she found out, particularly when she saw the photos that we all saw of rob porter's ex-wife and the bruises. and it's interest, and it's a very complicated dynamic, not just for hope hicks, the communications director, who, as jeff was reporting, helped sort of lead the defense of rob porter, helped draft statements of support, but

cnn's randi kaye has more on that. >> reporter: in 2016, in jupiter, florida, following then he have candidate donald trump's press conference, a bizarre altercation caught on tape. >> i can't believe he just did that. was that corey? >> that's then breitbart reporter michelle fields, claiming trump's campaign manager at the time, corey lewandowski, had grabbed her tightly by the arm and yanked her down. lewandowski denied it ever happened, calling the reporter delusional on twitter. despite several angles of video showing the incident, then-candidate trump also insisted the reporter fab ricatd the whole ordeal. >> everybody said nothing happened. perhaps she made the story up. i think that's what happened, okay? >> in the end, jupiter, florida, police charged lewandowski with simple battery, a misdemeanor, but those charges were later dropped. trump's pick for labor security, andy puzder withdrew his name in part after claims of spousal abuse came to part. he has ex-wife has aired the couple's dirty laundry on "the oprah winfrey show" while in disguise. >> once i made that break and

the latest from our randi kaye. >> reporter: while the gunman was inside killing people at random. trained broward county deputy did nothing. the sheriff revealing the news. stayed in his position outside building 12. the sheriff shows video doing nothing for more than four minutes while the bullets stood inside. the shooting lasted six minutes. deputy peterson has since resigned. when reporters asked what should have been done? >> went in and addressed the killer. kill the killer. >> reporter: new information that he is not the only deputy sheriff failing to act. three other deputies also remaining outside. pistols drawn but hiding outside behind their vehicles. not one of them into the school. it was the coral spring officers went in the school. the surveillance video security teams were watching in hopes in locating the gunman had been re-wound. the 20-minute video delay led authorities to believe the gunman was still in the building when in reality he was long gone. >> the delay never put us in a situation where in kids' lives were in danger. >> reporter: warning signs that wen

harassment and abuse, other allegations against trump associations and himself more on that from randi kaye. >> reporter: a bizarre altercation caught on tape. >> i can't believe you just did that. that was so hard. >> that is then breitbart reporter bright fields. claiming corey lewandowski grabbed her by the arm. then candidate trump insisted the reporter fabricated the ordeal. trumps pick for labor secretary withdrew his name in part after claims of spousal abuse came to light. the ex-wife had aired the couple's dirty laundry while in disguise. >> once i made that public, he vowed revenge. he said i will see you in the gutter. this will never be over. >> later his wife -- mr. puzner denied it all. the man trump chose to be his chief strategist. a santa monica police report from january 1996 detailed an altercation between bannon. describing the woman's eyes as red and watery. a spokesperson told politico that bannon had a great relationship with his wife. the accusation was first revealed in a 1993 book about trump. just before publication, ivana composed a statement i felt violated as t

the very latest now from our randy kaye who joins us from parkland. you have new details, three additional ones that did not enter the school. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, john, first i can tell you at least the one armed broward county sheriff's deputy scott pederson stayed outside that school even though he knew there was an active shooter inside that school. deputy pederson was outside that school building for about four minutes. the school shooting took about six minutes in all. three other broward county sheriff's deputies were also outside that school building. they didn't go inside thatch they were hiding behind their cars. it's important to note we don't know if the school shooter was still inside, but we do know they never entered the building, those other deputies. this is coming from sources at the coral springs police department, and we should point out it was the coral springs officers who were first to go inside that building. >> and you also have new reporting about the tip the fbi received before the shooting. >> reporter:

the story now from our randi kaye. >> my teacher was holding the door.nd six other kids were just kind of hiding by the desk. >> reporter: it was her last class of the day. geography. when the gunfire began. her teacher hustled her and others into the classroom for safety. seconds later, he was dead. >> he opened the door for me. and he was on the floor. i heard the gunshot. i turned around and hefts on the floor. he was shaking at first and had no movement after that. >> reporter: immediately she started texting her dad. who already heard about the shooting. and was trying frantically to get to the school. >> i was huddling in the class. trying to be quiet. i texted a lot of people to let them know what was going and i love them. >> reporter: the shooter was right outside her classroom door. she sent this text to her dad. the man is so close to my class. my teacher is laying on the floor. her dad responded. okay. be really quiet. >> what was that like for you? >> it wasn't easy. i was five miles away. all of a sudden i get a text from her. and i sort of

[ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> randi kaye is in parkland, florida, for us tonight. what have you been able to learn about how things played out? i should point out we're anticipating a press conference any moment and we may have to break in and bring that to our viewers live. >> reporter: absolutely, anderson. that's just down the road here where the governor is expected. it was a very long and painful afternoon outside the school and in this community of parkland. just before 3:00 p.m., the fire alarm was pulled at that school, and later investigators did tell us they do believe the shooter actually pulled that fire alarm in order to draw the students outside of that school. that's when he started firing on them. the shooting actually started outside the school, and then the shooter followed those students inside the school and continued to fire. the students, though, anderson knew what to do. they sheltered in place. they locked their classroom doors. they blockaded the doors in many instances. >> the governor is speaking, so i want to bring our viewers to that no

[ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> randi kaye is in parkland, florida, for us tonight. what have you been able to learn about how things played out? i should point out we're anticipating a press conference any moment and we m

[ gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> randi kaye is in parkland, florida, for us tonight. what have you been able to learn about how things played out? i should point out we're anticipating a press conference any moment and we may have to break in and bring that to our viewers live. >> reporter: absolutely, anderson. that's just down the road here where the governor is expected. it was a very long and painful afternoon outside the school and in this community of parkland. just before 3:00 p.m., the fire alarm was pulled at that school, and later investigators did tell us they do believe the shooter actually pulled that fire alarm in order to draw the students outside of that school. that's when he started firing on them. the shooting actually started outside the school, and then the shooter followed those students inside the school and continued to fire. the students, though, anderson knew what to do. they sheltered in place. they locked their classroom doors. they blockaded the doors in many instances. >> the governor is speaking, so i want to bring our viewers to that no