ist: the full video available on the sun sentinel website. florida students want to be a tipping point in the gun debate. my question, where does this go next? guest: you certainly can see the fear and the frustration that is areected in students that coming to school and fearful of what is going to happen. some of that is because we have not provided the resources and the training that people are coming to school and saying, what are you doing to protect me? we are going to make it like a prison. that is not a school. a school is not a prison. we have to come to the tipping point where we are looking at a comprehensive solution that does not suppress one particular concern, but it dresses all of the different aspects of violent prevention, climate, and culture, all of the things that make a school a safe, supportive environment. we have students telling us they do not feel like their school is a safe, supportive environment. we have an obligation to change that. minute by minute breakdown on what happened. a florida judge in the child welfar

the final thing i will speak to the sentinel. in 2014, sentinel was present in about 30% of the overdosed deaths announced she says. in 2017, and it is over 80% of the deaths in massachusetts. if it wasn't for sentinel, the success we have had a reducing overdose overdose deaths would've dropped dramatically more. but the sense of truth is we can do a lot of things in prevention education and i believe we are. we can do a lot of things on treatment and i believe we are. but we have got to come together state, local, federal with a lot harder than we are now if we truly want to protect and preserve the opportunity for treatment to be successful as many people on our states. so we are going to hear shortly from the newly confirmed health and human services secretary, alex azar and have an opportunity to engage in a roundtable discussion led by the "los angeles times." but before we get there, i did want to give the vice chair of the health and human services committee at nga the chance to offer some of her thoughts on what has work

. >> the sun sentinel and confirmed by the public defender showed a history of o autism, adhd, and medicationtopped taking. this report in a stripping of what appeared to be missed warning signs. the fbi never investigated tips last month and there were 20 calls regarding cruz. >> the massacre sparking a call for less fire power. >> if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers, it's time for victims to be the change we need to seek. >> pressure on the legislature to restrict the sale of guns. no one should be able to buy an ar-15, especially not an 18-year-old. >> cruz just turned 18 when he bought his semiautomatic weapon. he shot 150 shots in the minute he was inside the school. linda lopez, new york. >> new jersey transit could be banned from the line trenton to new york city. amtrak may stop the agency from using the track if it doesn't use crash preventing measures. positive control braking systems were installed on 35 of 440 cars. there are a thousand employees who need to be trained to use the system. still, the new jersey transportation commissioner believes

. -- palmeach florida beach, florida paper "the sun-sentinel" it claims that there was a police officerutside the school, he was armed, but the deputy never went i and. he has since resigned and many on social media are calling him a coward. of course, u.s. citizens always deeply divided over this gun issue, but more so now with this idea of arming school personnel, trump's friend pose a. solange: they are so divided the conservative magazine "the the gun review" says issue is so charged with hate it could cause a civil war of sorts. the national -- let's look at another conservative perspective, "the conservative theew," that explains pro-gun's advocate point of view. they want to hold onto the ability to defend themselves and they are not going to give up that right to the government, and for them it is a matter that is as important as, say, free speech. on the other end of the spectrum, more mainstream media including "the daily beast" says is a betterteachers idea. former soldiers said they would quit if they had to be armed in the classroom. to illustrate the danger of arming schoo

they told the "sun sentinel" he was depressed, but he followed the rules. they say cruz had a handful of guns which they locked up and thought they had the only key. everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know. it's as simple as that, added her husband. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," said the conspiracy. this would make gates the third trump campaign official to cooperate with the mueller investigation. >>> and coming up on the "morning news," a facebook's ad crackdown. that i go old school to fight election propaganda on its site. >>> and laced with meaning. lebron james sends a message with his sneakers. this is the "cbs morning news." yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. but wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only t

the head football coach told the local newspaper, the sun sentinel, that coach feis was a big old teddyllent family man that coached hard and took pride working with his student athletes. one student said he talked to coach feis not long before the shooter killed him. >> i had a 20-minute conversation in between classes talking to him, seeing how football was because we started our season again. he was happy, making sure everybody was getting to class. doing his normal thing. i heard from a friend of mine. he was a big man. he wanted to make sure that everybody was safe. i heard he got in front of a cold people and shielded them. he took the bullets for them. he saved their life for sure. >> shepard: and heros emerge. coach feis one of 17 victims that died in broward yesterday. phil keating is in south florida, live in parkland, hi, phil. >> the day began with a prayer service at a nearby church. people gathered openly, bowing their heads and saying a prayer to do whatever they could to try to get some condolences and grief relief passed on to the family members of the 17 fatalities. ke

stephen hobbs, "south florida sun-sentinel" reporter. to get the botched fbi handling of that telephone call that pretty much telegraphed everything that nikolas cruz would ultimately do. he was acting erratically. that his special media posts were getting more dangerous. so a fbi special agent on this. the governor already called, john, as you know, the fbi director's resignation, does not appear to be in the offing. where is all this going? what are we expected to see here? >> the director of the fbi came out publicly there was a tragic mistake that was made. the director asked there be immediate investigation that whatever caused this problem can be fixed. neil: the predictable things, that you and i got into this before, wait a minute, we were told see something, say something. if we find something out of place mention it to authorities. a lot of those kids going on buses to tallahassee are very angry about that. they did their part, feel agencies, police, let them down, better than three dozen visits on part of the police to nikolas

f report first obtained by the sun sentinel and confirmed by the public defender shows cruz had a history of autism, adhd, depression and was on medication. the public defender said he stopped take it. the latest in a string of what appeared to be missed warning signs. the fbi never investigated worrisome tips they received last month and the local sheriff said they responded to 20 calls regarding cruz. the high school massacre now sparking a call for less firepower. anger and frustration boiling over at this gun safety rally in fort lauderdale. >> in all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers then it's time for victims to be the change we need to seek. >> protesters calling on the florida legislature to restrict the sale of guns. >> no one should be able to buy an ar 15. no one. especially not an 18-year-old. >> cruz had just turned 18 when he bought his semi automatic weapon. he fired approximately 150 shots in the minutes she was inside the school. abc news, new york. >> bay area congressman was asked about a proposal by dianne feinstein to raise the age limit

they told the "sun sentinel" he was depressed, but he followed the rules. they say cruz had a handful of guns which they locked up and thought they had the only key. everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know. it's as simple as that, added her husband. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," adriana diaz talks with four students who survived the florida shooting and are leading the movement for tougher gun laws. >> this weekend president trump unleashed a barrage of tweets after special counsel robert mueller indicated 13 -- or rather indict 13d russians for interfering in the 2016 election. the president attacked the fbi, president obama, other democrats, and even his own national security adviser who said the case against moscow is clear. about the only group he didn't come down on, russians. errol barnett has our report. >> reporter: in the series of tweets president trump has sent, not a single one is critical of the kremlin. if it was the goal of russia to create discord, they have succeeded, he wrote. they're laughing their expletives off in moscow.

doug phillips is breaking news editor at "the florida sun sentinel." we are still going with that number from the sheriff's office. sadly 17 deceased. >> good evening, brian. yes, your information that you've been giving has been very accurate and very comprehensive. i could only add that we're collecting the stories of the people who were at the scene, those who witnessed the incident and those hose have some insight, possible insight into what happened and why and certainly the investigation is going to proceed with the thousands of questions that i'm sure that you understand what they would be. >> just looking at some of your print photography as you speak, our viewers will notice these are new i thinks to us. the parents under the overpass of the highway coming around on the cops, i don't know how the cops kept those, and parents away, and i don't know how you control people who want to be reunited with their kids. what do we know about this 19-year-old? what's his name, nikolaus cruz? >> he seems by anecdotal informationing to have a history with

. >>> florida's "sun sentinel" report on a gut-wrenching plea to president trump on cnn from a mother4-year-old school shooting victim alyssa alhadeff. >> president trump, you say what can you do? you can help keep these guns out of children's hands. >> she will be buried this morning. >> "the new york times" reports two brothers were arrested in new york city in an alleged terror scheme. a former high school teacher and his twin are accuse of stockpiling more than 32 pounds of explosive material in their bronx apartment. the former teacher also allegedly paid students to dismantle fireworks for powder to make bombs. >>> the "washington post" reports republican leaders are considering what steps including possible contempt charges to get steve bannon to answer lawmakers' questions. the former white house chief strategist was subpoenaed to appear before the house intelligence committee yesterday in its investigation of the russian meddling in the 2016 election. >>> and the "chicago tribune" reports the flu shot is 36% effective overall and only 35% against other vaccines. that's becaus

according to the sun sentinel, the football coach protected a student by jumping between her and the gunman and pushing the student out of the line of fire. he was shot. there were conflicting reports his condition but the head football coach says his family was notified late last night that he had died. in addition to being an sis t t assistant coach, he had a role as a security guard. >> this is the 18th school shooting in 45 days. authorities say the weapon used was an ar-15 military-style rifle. ar-15's have been used in vegas, newtown, connecticut, aurora, colorado and san bernardino. the rifle became legal when the assault weapons bans lapsed in 2004. >>> we have posted this badge on our facebook page with caption, sending love. if you'd like to shar it to express your support with the victims in florida this morning, it is available to you. >>> a school bus driver is under arrest accused of physically abusing a special needs second grader. police took 64-year-old kim clof son into custody yesterday. they say she grabbed a young girl at browns valley elementary school last week

lauderdale "sun sentinel." >> he probably thinks, i'm king of the world. >> reporter: and the firm is where melissa lewis, an earnest, by-the-book attorney, found great success for herself and her clients. she was by all accounts a workaholic who loved what she did. no shrinking violet either. melissa loved those boozy, splashy office parties just as much as the other lawyers. she'd found herself a nice slice of the american pie. and that's the thing about 38-year-old melissa lewis, even as she raised her voice and glass with the senior partners, her sad end wasn't far off. and her unexpected death would get caught up in a chain of events right out of a john grisham novel. murder, betrayal, and billions of dollars in fraud. melissa lewis at the start of everything awful that followed. >> it ended up being the beginning of the end. >> missy, as her family called her, had come so far. penthouse lawyering wasn't likely for a rest laul high school dpout. her moth lisa lapoin. here was a kid who didn't really finish high school. she got the ged ticket -- >> correct. she didn't plan to be a

reporter from the sun sentinel asks how many. she said ten. or seven. all in the next class, she said, got shot. we don't know how the gunman got in the school. we don't know what his motivation was. we don't know the weapon he carried or who all saw him before it began, but we are led to believe that it started in a classroom where people were familiar with him. and we do not know how many of those inside the classroom are still alive. from the reporting of the "miami herald" today, updated 3 minutes ago, "an american nightmare is unfolding." wednesday afternoon in north broward high school after a former student came onto campus and open fire, killing and injuring more than a dozen people. that's from the "miami herald" today. it is the belief the suspect in the shooting is inside that vehicle being transported now. the herald reports details are cloudy amid a flurry of police activity at the high school in parkland. students who heard the fire alarm go off just before dismissal followed by gunshots flight off campus and hid under desks as police fled

kimberly snead and her husband telling the "sun sentinel," "everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know." cruz, pictured here at his mother's funeral. the alleged killer moved in with the sneads after her death. they say, "he followed every rule" of their home to the "t," but that he was battling depression, and days before the shooting, took him to a therapist. the day of the massacre, kimberly snead says she left home to run errands. by the time she returned, cruz was gone. the next and last time they saw him, he was in custody. they say he apologized. the sneads, gun owners themselves, say they allowed cruz to keep a handful of weapons, including the ar-15 he owned, in a locked gun cabinet. they thought they had the only key. one classmate tells abc he ended any communication with cruz as his behavior spiraled downward. >> he started going after one of my friends and threatening her. and i cut off from there. he got suspended a lot of times and he sold knives in his lunch boxes and he was expelled. but no one expected him to come back the next year. >> reporter: tonight, we know

he coach for the sentinel soccer club. officials had no comment. officials for the eastside union school district which encompasses oak grove high say no students are involved in that we are shocked and deeply disturbed this could happen. is the gonzales has been relieved of his position. officials say so far only one victim has come forward to report sexual assault. even he has coach for four years at multiple locations around the county they feared there could be more.>>> our goal is to get the information out there. if there are additional victims we want to know about it.>> reporter: investigators say gonzalez worked as a lift driver. they say some of his victims might have been customers as he worked as a driver. he is being held in the main santa clara county jail. tomorrow he will be arraigned. one count of sexual assault of a child.>>> a man behind bars after police found him prowling on the roof of a home in palo alto. they arrested mark harmon of los gatos after a resident called 911 to report a man was prowling on the roof of his neighbo

the question from the sun sentinel, asking today in their editorial.say thoughts and prayers alone are in it adequate response -- are an inadequate response to the cancer of gun violence. it points out that u.s. lawmakers are looking at proposals that would widen the gun laws, including one that would allow people with concealed weapons permits to bring guns into churches, even those that include schools. i was surprised to learn that this is the 18th school shooting this year and there is a powerful cartoon from the miami herald today and in the classroom we see students learn the three r's, they are the 3 r's of terror. anchor: in france, papers focusing on the acquittal of a man, the man who was accused of harboring the pair's attackers from 2015 on the run from police. allison: he was nicknamed the landlord. and we talked about him a few weeks ago when the trial got under way and the aftermath of the attacks he became a source of national comic relief, for his incredible obliviousness to the fact he was harboring terrorists. it turns out that that

. >> reporter: tonight the south florida sun sentinel is reporting a flag. florida child welfare checked on him after seeing a video of himself cutting himself. they concluded he was depressed and revealed he was going to buy a gun. no further action was taken. >> so many warnings and yet nothing was done. >> on so many levels. >> you and i live here in south florida. we cover the world but here, something is happening. >> we have covered, you and i both, wars, long term assignments around the world, i gave that up. i didn't want to be doing that anymore. i came home and i kind of feel the carnage there, i'm now seeing that carnage right here in my own backyard here at home. >> i think we are. thank you very much. among the powerful voices emerging are some of the teenage sur v survivors. gabe gutierrez sat down with some of them to hear their message for washington. >> reporter: another broward county school outrage. dozens of students protesting in wake of the massacre at nearby marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> waents e want to send a message to po

s the "florida sentinel" newspaper spoke with the family that took nikolas cruz into their home after his mother's death." we had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know," k paper."nead told the we didn't see this side of him."ri just five days to the shooting, kimberly snead had taken cruz to her own therapist. the sneads, gun owners themselves, say they made cruz feput his guns in a insisting they didn't know until the massacre on wednesday that he kept a key. the principal of marjor d stonemglas high school ty thompson posted an emotional video to the school community >> i promise you, i will hug each and every one of you asim many as you need and i will hold you as long as you need me to, for all 3,300 of yom and youries, and we will get through this together. >> sreenivasan: as were laid to rest this weekend some of those students announced a national marchn washington to demand action on gun control. >> march 24th in every single city, we are going to be marching together as students begging for our lives. and at this point you're either with us or against us. >> s

kimberly snead and her husband james telling "the sun sentinel" newspaper, everybody seems to know, wen't know. the 19-year-old pictured at his mother's funeral. he moved in with the sneads after her death. they say he followed every rule of their home to the "t." and he was battling depression. they took him to a therapist. the day before the massacre, she said she left home to run errands. by the time she returned, he was gone. the next and last time they saw him, he was in custody. they say he apologized. one classmate saying he likely waited for valentine's day to carry out his plan. >> love was something nik never really understood. and i feel like that valentine's day might have been a trigger as to why that day was the day that he chose to do this. >> reporter: we know that the alleged shooter has now invoked his right to remain silent. he's been held in solitary confinement and remains on suicide watch. >> there's no doubt in my mind that nikolas cruz shot many people. killed 17. the killer is in custody. and, we're moving forward with the legal process. >> we'll hear much more

. >> reporter: the dcf report, first obtained by "the sun sentinel," and confirmed to abc news by the public defender, also shows that cruz had a history of autism, adhd, depression, and was on medication, which cruz's public defender tells us he stopped taking. his attorney also detailed cruz's alleged cruelty to animals, all red flags of impending violence. >> every sign that you're asked to look at was there. >> reporter: this report, the latest in a string of what appeared to be missed warning signs. the fbi admits they dropped the ball when a tip came in january 5th about the alleged shooter's desire to kill, the agency not following up, and now they're apologizing. and in september, a youtube blogger alerted the fbi to a user with the name nikolas cruz, who posted on the channel, "i'm going to be a professional school shooter." the fbi investigated, but turned up nothing. and over the past few years, the sheriff says they responded to 20 calls regarding cruz. all of this concerning for the victims and their families, like debbie hixon, who lost her husband christopher in the sho

sentinel is an artificial drug that is made, it is synthetic and somebody ends up on a prescription drug have a list of fentanyl where most of the overdose is occurring because - how to restrict fentanyl, hospices when drugs are not used and somebody passes away. not saturated into the community so teenagers get them. and what is connected and terrific is what about telemedicine to treat behavioral problems and mental health problems before people are addicted, telemedicine. in north dakota somewhere, you're depressed and worried. on skype or the internet before you are addicted to a prescription drug. heather: thank you for covering a range of topics. good to see you. 28 minutes after the top of the hour, don't call him a hero, the officer who apprehended the florida high school shooter did what he had to do. >> about that age, close to my heart. heather: emotional response to the praise pouring in. jennifer lawrence said her head exploded when donald trump won the presidency but now she is saying comments like that are bad for america. how the actress is calling out democrats and celeb

we were able to do the class of sentinels within -- sentinels within two months. that might not sound quick to some people, but to get those in twoces scheduled months, a whole class, that was pretty darn good. this can help streamline the process of it, but we are also doing our job because of the digital didn't -- diligent .fforts of people in diversion >> even though it is a time-consuming process, they are doing it quick? ms. gibson: we got it done in two months, and that is because people went above and beyond. >> you also mentioned the difficulty of preventing the distribution of abusive controlled substances analog, designer drugs, and you state that the analog act is cumbersome and resource intensive. , whatu discuss what it is is and is not working with the current structure? there is a process, and a lot of times the process takes a little bit longer than what we want. i have 696 substances that i wish tomorrow i could put on a schedule and get them dealt with, get them regulated. but there is a process. i have to hear to that process and again, it is up

it was known as a sentinel. in 12011, the cia lost the dron in iran. iran gathered the pieces and reversed engineered it. this is a stealth drone. although the drone that iran had did not have the abilities as israel says they were able to track it from the moment it took off to the moment it entered israeli air space and shot it down. we are hearing from the air force commander. israeli will operate in syria. another story that we're tracking this morning is that interview that president trump gave to israel today. this is a newspaper that is owned by the casino owner and trump supporter sheldon adelson. they are not willing to make the tough compromises to achieve the peace deal with both sides. dave. >> should be a task for jared kushner. ian lee, thank you. >>> in russia, both black boxes recovered following the sunday plane crash near moscow. the crew of the flight did not report issues before the plane went down. all 71 people on board were killed. the plane disappeared from radar shortly after takeoff from moscow. right now, the russian capital

high school in san jose, live oak high in morgan hill, south valley middle school in gilroy and the sentinel soccer club. the varsity soccer coach at live oak was surprised upon hearing the news we . >> when you hear about that it brings home. it is disturbing. and it seems to be an awful lot of that . >> administrator for east side union high school district which covers oak grove high issued a statement that none of the students are involved in the case. the district also says, we are shocked and deeply disturbed that this could happen. mr. gonzales has been relieved of his position. if they are they are checking into whether there are any additional victims. >>> a man is facing charges of sexual assault for impersonating a police officer and raping a woman at a motel. stanley friesen of tracy contacted the victim through an internet dating site and arrange to meet her at the motel. he showed her a badge and a gun that ordered her to have sex with them. the victim, fear for her life, complied. he was arrested in tracy last week. authorities believe there may be other victims. >>> the five

coral springs police tell the sun sentinel that almost a half hour after the school shooter dropped his rifle and escape marjory stoneman douglas high school, police thought they were seeing his actions live on the school security system. anolas cruz was captured hour after the shootings, about two miles away and is charged with killing 17 people. russia may support the united nations security council resolution calling for a cease-fire in syria, but moscow once a few exceptions. sergey lavrov says a truce cap cover islamic state fighters or al qaeda linked group's. rebel heldes bombed area near damascus, and more than 200 people have died there this week. carrying three satellites roared into space today from the california coast. it up like a spanish imaging satellite and carried to smaller test satellites, one for a system that provides internet access to remote regions. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is noon in new york, and i am vonnie quinn. shery: and i am shery

. >>> this entrance of the health department confirmed the three men found yesterday died of sentinel overdoses. they were found outside of school. drug paraphernalia was scattered around them. the toxicology shows they had a combination of cocaine, methamphetamines, and the deadly opioid in their systems. a stunning sunset on a friday night. >>> it has been chilly all week long. what we are in store for over the weekend. >>> the weekend begins with the over night lows tonight which are below freezing in the north bay and east bay valleys. 32 in napa. 31 in fairfield. we will talk about how warm it gets this weekend and a chance of rain coming up. >>> a house with a history for trouble goes up in flames. why investigators say the fire could have been set intentionally. >>> the parents accused of torturing and serving their 13 children face new charges. for the first time, we learn about the children's recovery.>>> check out the window and little care of what is inside. an east bay homeowner is disappointed with an amazon delivery drivers technique. the first was in san francisco's cas

coral springs police tell the sun sentinel that almost a half hour after the school shooter dropped hismarjory stoneman douglas high school, police thought they were seeing his actions live on the school security system. anolas cruz was captured hour after the shootings, about two miles away and is charged with killing 17 people. russia may support the united nations security council resolution calling for a cease-fire in syria, but moscow once a few exceptions. sergey lavrov says a truce cap cover islamic state fighters or al qaeda linked group's. syriance

ist: the full video available on the sun sentinel website. florida students want to be a tipping point in the gun debate. my question, where does this go next? guest: you certainly can see the fear and the frustration that is areected in students that coming to school and fearful of what is going to happen. some of that is because we have not provided the resources and the training that people are coming to school and saying, what are you doing to protect me? we are going to make it like a prison. that is not a school. a school is not a prison. we have to come to the tipping point where we are looking at a comprehensive solution that does not suppress one particular concern, but it dresses all of the different aspects of violent prevention, climate, and culture, all of the things that make a school a safe, supportive environment. we have students telling us they do not feel like their school is a safe, supportive environment. we have an obligation to change that. minute by minute breakdown on what happened. a florida judge in the child welfar

school in san jose, live oak high school in morgan hill, south valley middle school in gilroy and the sentinel soccer club. the girls varsity soccer coach was surprised to hear the news. >> when you hear about that, it brings it home. he is from morgan hill so you know, it is disturbing and this seems to be a lot of that going on and coming up. >> administrators from east side district issued a statement that reads none of its students are involved. the district says we are shocked and deeply disturbed this could happen. mr. gonzalez has been relieved of his position. police are checking into whether or not there are more victims. >>> police in fremont say that they broke up an international crime ring. eight people were charged in connection with the theft of 2000 laptops, tablets and cell phones. the suspects have been accused of breaking into cars all over the bay area to steal the items which were being sold on the black market in vietnam. in december they saw a shipping container at a san jose storage facility filled with 900 stolen devices. >> we believe it is about $2 million. mainly la

francisco where an investigation is underway into the depths of three men who may have died from sentinel poisoning. their bodies found thursday morning in adorably to the urban school, a private high school in the haight-ashbury district. the men were familiar to those who live and work in the area known as adam, andy and michael. >> they sleep there or in front of my house every night, they are here all the time, it finally got cold and it's messed up. >>> drug paraphernalia found at the scene, the health department concerned they may have died of an overdose of fentanyl, the porton opioid use as a prescription painkiller or anesthetic. it can also be used to, street drugs such as meth, cocaine and heroin. >>> if you buy a street drug you have no idea what's in it and what could be in it is fentanyl and it could kill you. that is the bottom line. >>> the sign to learn more about the people's up at health centers providing free fentanyl test strips and a drug that can be used to reverse overdoses. >>> san francisco city college hasn't received the money you need to provide free tuition t

school in san jose, live oak high school in morgan hill, south valley middle school in gilroy and the sentinel soccer club via the girls varsity soccer club in live oak was surprised to hear this news. then when you hear about that, it brings it home. obviously it is from morgan hill. it is disturbing. it seems to be a lot of that coming up. . >> administrators for the east side union school district issued a statement that the students are involved in this case. the district also said, we are shocked and deeply disturbed that this could happen. gonzales has been relieved of his position. the police say they are checking into whether there may be more victims. >>> a man is facing charges of sexual assault for impersonating a police officer and raping a woman at a motel. he is accused of contacting the victim through an internet dating site earlier this month and arrange to meet her at the motel. police say he showed her a badge and a gun and ordered her to have sex with him. the victim, fearing for her safety complied. he was arrested in tracy last week authorities believe there may be other v

the family that took in the killer telling the sun sentinel, we had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know. everything even seems to know, we didn't know. they say he followed every house rule but was depressed and took him to a therapist five days before the shooting. this allowed him to keep firearms in the family's locked safe. but they thought they had the only key. the president is expected to meet with state and local officials on thursday. he's also expected to host a listening session with students on wednesday. but at least two students have already told cnn they do not plan to attend. alisyn and dave, the other thing that's expected to happen at the end of this week, according to the broward public schools, is that expected to allow teachers, staff, to go back into the school. not only are funerals happening and some of these victims being laid to rest, but some of the people inside when the massacre occurred are expected to go back inside. >> rosa, thank you very much. >> it will be a difficult time. they are passionate. they are determined. they are eloquent.

responsible for taking care of him after his mother's death, kimberly and james snead, who tell "the sun" sentinel, we had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know. saying he followed house rules to the t. they described him as depressed and say he went to a therapist just days before the shooting. the night before the massacre seemed like any other. while the justice department investigates failings within the fbi to report past warnings of cruz's behavior, there's already talk of his sentencing. the broward county state attorney says this grievous act is the type of case the death penalty was designed for, this in someone to the public defender who says he hopes prosecutors will agree to life in prison if cruz pleads guilty now. >> we have a move here to help victims move >> reporter: and finkelstein said a report says cruz had a history of mental heath checks, adhd and had cut himself on snapchat, expressing his desire to purchase guns. >> this is not a coral springs tragedy. this is a community tragedy. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and there were raw emotions through impas

high school, live oak high school in morgan hill , south valley middle school in gilroy and the sentinel soccer club. >>> in sonoma county there will be an autopsy on an inmate who died yesterday in police custody. the 32-year-old was arrested for public intoxication by winsor police. and medical emergency occurred as he was being booked into jail. he later died at a hospital in santa rosa.>>> in richmond some residents question if the city emergency alert system is effective after tuesday night's big fire at a scrap metal yard. a pile of metal 20 feet high caught fire at sims metal management causing a huge plume of toxic smoke. richmond fire says a community warning was sent at 6:00 pm but the sheriff's office says richmond fire never alerted them to turn on the sirens. there have been no reports of medical calls after the fire and the cause of the fire is under investigation. those are some of your morning headlines, mike, sal, gasia back to you guys.>>> breaking news, a shooting at a central los angeles middle school. we will bring in pictures as we can see police officers on campus.

steve: there was a story floating around last week in the sun sentinel down in florida in fort lauderdalegested that maybe the back and forth between the shooter and exboy boyfriend could have done something with the fact that he was expelled. ultimately what it comes down to unstable people should not have access to guns. going forward, the big question is, something needs to happen from both sides. to prevent bad people from doing bad things to good people. why this movement seems to have picked up steam. why the president is going to be meeting with people. and who knows, maybe there will be this chris murphy and john cornyn bill. maybe something will be done to the federal background checks because the way it's working right now, ain't working. ainsley: brian mentioning last week that these police officers in the schools need to have guns so that they can protect themselves. steve: they had guns. ainsley: they did. brian: one guard had a gun. not the security guard who was the coach number one. number two is, if you have a school that large, you have to have a system where they no wha

he coach for the sentinel soccer club. officials had no comment.officials for the eastside school district say none other students are involved in that we are shocked and deeply disturbed this could happen. esther gonzales has been relieved of his position. officials say so far only one victim has come forward to report alleged sexual assault. given he has coach for four years at multiple locations around the country they fear there could be more.. our goal is to get the information out there. if there are additional victims we would want to know about it. >> reporter: gonzalez also worked as a lift driver. they want that out there is well. in case any of his victims were passengers. right now he is in the santa clara county jail. held on one count of sexual assault likely to be arraigned tomorrow or friday.>>> oakland police investigating a shooting that left one man dead. it happened at 1 pm this afternoon near 45th and market street. police say one victim was driven to the hospital where he died. another man showed up at the hospital with gunsho

students and teachers say they don't think that they can go back in the building and the florida sun sentinel quoting the school superintendent for broward county saying the building will be demolished and remain as a crime scene. it wouldn't be used anyway. just for the emotional band aid, if you can, because nothing will be a permanent heal here. they're going to demolish the building. >> neil: thanks. i want to go to ron hosko. this is pretty starting revelations regarding what this caller had passed along to the fbi, someone that knew nikolas cruz very well, knew enough about his abuse of animals, worries on social media behavior and things that he said to friends, colleagues, et cetera. his behavior. quite detailed, we're told and went on for quite some time we're told. how did that get lost? >> you know, neil, several years ago, the fbi centralized its tips and complaint management when i was a young agent. through several decades of my tour there, there were complaint agents. we rotated it in every field office. someone had the duty of taking complaints. whether that was someone on the

a family member told the south florida sun sentinel that cruz was upset over the death of his adopted mother in november but he also had a history of emotional problems. >> shannon: that can be an event for anybody that just shatters your life. trace, thank you very much. more coverage of today's horrific shooting in florida but we also want to give you an update on some of the other stories we are keeping an eye on. president trump denouncing domestic violence today. house investigators announced they will be looking into how former white house aide rob porter was able to work under an interim security clearance despite multiple allegations of domestic abuse. veterans affairs secretary david shulkin under fire after an internal investigation revealed he improperly excepted wimbledon tennis tickets and charged taxpayers for his wife's airfare during european trip last summe summer. other expenses in question is all. david shulkin maintains he doesn't do anything improper but will offer reimbursement if advised to do so. tomorrow could be key in the debate over the future of dreamers a

>> reporter: this drone was a copy of an rq-170, also known as a sentinel. this is a stealth drone operated by the u.s. military. in 2011, the cia was operating one of these drones over iran when they lost it. the united states asked for it back. iran said no. they said they were able to re-engineer the technology from that drone, although they weren't able to be 100% at this process because they tell us they were able to monitor it from the moment it took off until it entered iranian air space and they were able to shoot it down. now they're combing through that wreckage to find out exactly what the iranians did learn. they're also looking to see what its mission was. israel didn't tell me what its mission was, but they didn't believe it had authentic capability. was it a a reconnaisance mission? were they testing air abilities? when you hit mush push, when you hit steel stop, benjamin netanyahu said they dealt syria a blow inside syria for retaliation for the use of this drone as well as being shot down by syrian anti-aircraft fire. they also went after a

. >> and quoting one of the public defenders for cruz, the sun sentinel reporting that cruz is now willingplead guilty to all counts, all 17 counts of first degree premeditated murder in order to avoid the death penalty. reaction to that, state prosecutors say no such deal is even close to being on the table at this point. and the attorney general has indicated she absolutely favors cruz being convicted and being sent to florida's death row. ed? >> a lot happening in florida, a lot in washington. trey gowdy, republican congressman saying he wants a quick briefing from the fbi to get to the bottom of what went wrong. phil keating, appreciate you being on top of this. to the unexpected new round of indictments in the russian meddling investigation. of 13 russians. at least three take-aways. no americans were witting participants. it did not impact the election. that according to the deputy attorney general. and 193 russians have to be extradited by moscow to face american justice. all of that, according to the jules advertise department tonight. chief intelligence correspondent catherine her

the number of deaths from sentinels overdose doubled in 2016 compared to the year before.>> if you buy a drug on the street you have no idea what is in it. it could be fentanyl and it could kill you. that is the bottom line.>> reporter: officials urging drug uses to take precaution. signs went up at syringe access sites such as the -- provides free fentanyl textured -- test strips. to reverse an overdose.>> someone had to hit me with some -->> reporter: this man was shooting up heroin he now suspects was laced with fentanyl and a friend that use the locks on to save his life. >> i did a shot. he said i just sat down and i stop breathing.>> reporter: public health officials say they are warning extends to people who use prescription drugs. anyone who buys drugs on the street is at risk.>>>>> politics and a suggestion from president trump he might withdraw immigration enforcement agents from california.>> if we ever pulled eyes out and said let them figure it out for themselves in two months they would be begging for us to come back. they will be begging. i'm thinking about doing it. >>

and from interviews both with gma and florida sun sentinel, we've lerarned from his host parents that he did, indeed, have that ar-15 rifle in that home. the parents thought they had the only key to the lock. we know now that did not happen. the big question is, wolf, where are all of those weapons? that's something police are trying to track down. wolf? >> there are other developments unfolding. president trump is urging folks to be reflective after it was his own national security advis adviser. . >> very sad that the fbi missed all the many signals sent out by the florida scoot shooter. this is not acceptable. they are spending too much time trying to prove russian collusion with the trump campaign. there is no collusion. get back to the basic and make us all proud, closed quote. some of the people called this disgusting, and now it seems their inaction on gun control could have been an impact. . . what's the positive change in the president's position on guns right now? >> hey there, wolf. yeah, apparently the president is considering a bipartisan bill that was introduced in the s

today, the sun sentinel newspaper reporting that the sheriff's deputies were also here outside the schoolnd they did not go inside as well. the broward county sheriff saying two of those deputies are on restriction as they are being investigated. all of this has sparked a political firestorm. let's begin with the latest. just a few hours ago, state representative bill hager tweeting out that he wants the governor to fire the broward county sheriff. he tweeted as a result of the media reports coming out showing the gross incompetence of the broward sheriff, i am calling on governor scott to remove sheriff israel from his post. we must also modernize our law enforcement agencies to ensure such a catastrophic breakdown of communication never occurs again. also the chairman of the freedom caucus, north carolina congressman mark meadows tweeting out, the broward county sheriff in front of a nationwide audience on cnn lectured the nra and millions of law-abiding gun owners when all along it was his department that did nothing after 39 calls. multiple threats and failed to engage the shooter. as

the florida sun sentinel says tlo thoughts and prayers are needed, but we know thoughts and prayers alonere grossly inadequate to the country's self inflicted cancer on gun violence. that word cancer got my attention. tal, we spend a lot of money and time fighting cancer. we don't spend anything fighting gun violence. >> that's right. you know, keep in mind you can compare the administration's reactions to different tragedies. this reaction is different from the reaction to recent terrorist attacks. especially when they are committed by someone who was not born in this country. so you have to sort of compare that reaction when you look at the administration and see in those instances and terrorist attacks and apparatus of government springs to the action to get to the bottom of it and there is a conversation of what could have been done to prevent it and perhaps per the earlier conversation, it is up to the voters to demand the same in this case. you are right, it is not like cancer. it is not like a number of other issues. this is one that sometitymys congress. the partisan line has been

family who took in the teen charged in last week's school shooting, tells the south florida sun sentineliving under our roof and we didn't know. gma coming up next at 7:00. >>> new helmet cam shows you what firefighters say in martinez. five of the eight units are unlivable. authorities think that a pot left on a stove is blame. >>> number 5, the last day to say goodbye. the owner is holding a silent auction after she closed her doors after 34 years in business. >>> number 6, the sig-alert, it's eastbound 580, the connector to the southbound 5. left lanes are actually all lanes blocked on that transition. no estimated time of opening. >>> number 7, fergie ferg catching a lot of heat for her rendition of the national anthem before the all-star game. look at draymond green. he can't keep it together. caught smiling and then laughing as she sang. >> it was santa baby and marilyn monroe, happy birthday mr. president. and cats screaming. it gave you so much. brutal. >> what's the opposite of the glamorous life? >> that. >> what's not >>> good morning, america. march for our lives. the teenage