to an exterior stairwell right up against the ap pellant's property. from that exterior stairwell on the south side, it's proposed that we -- the sponsor wants to hang a firewall. so now the issue boils down to, well, okay. i mean, not okay, but the issue is to what degree has that design, to what degree does it portend an obstruction for diminishment of the light and air for this appellant? it seems to me that if you -- i have been to the property. i have looked at this myself. mindful that i am an acquaintance of the appellant. i come to you and say that i have looked through this and it is a fact to me that the proposed fire wall will, in fact, significantly impede the otherwise available light an air to the appellant's kitchen. if you look at what the appellant has submitted on page 2 of her photographs, they pretty accurately depict what the situation is. if you look at this through her lattice work. the firewall essentially would come up to about this level. so my first point is that there is a significant impedance of the light and air. my secon

the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor. he dropped his rival and backpack. ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ran towards the tennis courts and then took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away fearing for their lives. the suspect arrived at the walmart store. he bought a drink at the subway and then left the walmart on foot. the suspect went to mcdonald's, sat down for a short period of time, this was at 30:00 1:00 p.m. and he left on foot. at 3:41 p.m., 40 minutes after he departed from the mcdonald's, the suspect was detained at 4700 wyndham lakes drive in coral springs by an officer from the coconut creek police department. he was taken into custody without incident. today we've interviewed between the fbi, the about ward sheriff' office and a significant amount of investigators from many other agencies fdle-a lot of local law enforcement. so over 2,000 people were interviewed and we continue. this is a fluid investigation.

at 2:20 when he injured the east stairwell of one of the buildings and this was down rather fast, he walked out of the building and starts going into classrooms, he shoots for only a matter of minutes, less than five minutes he was firing this high-powered semi automatic rifle into students and classrooms and hallways in a horrific act. it to:28 or little before that he dropped the gun and comes back downstairs and runs out of the school at 2:28, 7 minutes later among students in a panic trying to get away and at 2:50 he arrives at a walmart which is not far from the campus here, he walks or runs to that walmart, get a drink at subway at 3:01 in the afternoon he is at a mcdonald's, hangs out there for a little bit and leaves and is found in a nearby neighborhood at 3:40 in the afternoon by a police officer and is arrested. his first court appearance was yesterday afternoon and what we saw was a frightened and cowering 19-year-old young man standing there being consoled by his public defender. it was a bizarre thing to see and he is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder as he

the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor.e dropped his rifle and backpack, ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ran towards the tennis courts and then took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away, fearing for their lives. the suspect arrived at the walmart store. he bought a drink at the subway and then left the walmart on foot. the suspect went to mcdonald's, sat down for a short period lack of time. this was at 3:01:00 p.m., and he left on foot. at 3:41 p.m., 40 minutes after he departed from mcdonald's, the suspect was detained at 4700 wyndham lakes drive by an officer from the coconut creek's police department. he was taken into custody without incident. today, we have interviewed, between the fbi, the broward sheriff's office, and a significant amount of investigative agencies, a lot of local law enforcement, over 2,000 people who know mike were interviewed, and we continue. this is a fluid in

the suspect exited the stairwell, pulled the rifle out of the case.2:21:33, the suspect readied his rifle and began shooting into rooms 1215, 1216, 1214. he went back to 1216. back to 1215. and then to 1213. the suspect -- suspect then took the west stairwell to the second floor and shot one victim in room 1234 on the second floor. the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor, he dropped his rifle and backpack and ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ran towards the tennis courts and then took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away, fearing for their lives. the suspect arrived at the walmart store, he bought a drink at the subway and then left the walmart on foot. the suspect went to mcdonald's and sat down for a short period of time, this was at 3:01 p.m. and he left on foot. at 3:41 p.m., 40 minutes after he departed from the mcdonald's, the suspect was detained at 4700 windham lakes drive in coral springs

the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor. he dropped his rifle and backpack, ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ran towards the tennis courts, and then took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed fields and ran west, along with others who were fleeing, and tried to mix in with the group that were running away, fearing for their lives. the suspect arrived at the walmart store. he bought a drinch at the subway, and then left the walmart on foot. the suspect went to mcdonald' mcdonald's, sat down for a short period of time. this was at 3:01 p.m., and he left on foot. at 3:41 p.m., 40 minutes after he departed from the mcdonald's, the suspect was detained at 4700 windham lakes drive in coral springs by an officer from the coconut creek police department. he was taken into custody without incident. today, we've interviewed, between the f.b.i., the broward sheriff's office, and a significant amount of investigators from many other agencies-- f.d.l.e., a lot of local law enforcement, so over 2,000 people were int

the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor.e dropped the rifle and backpack, ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ran towards the tennis courts and took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that was running away fearing for their lives. the suspect bought a drink at the subway, and then left walmart on foot. the suspect went to mcdonald's, sat down for a short period of time, this was at 3:01 p.m. he left on foot. at 3:41 p.m., 40 minutes after departing from mcdonald's, the suspect was detained at 4700 windham lakes drive in coral springs officer. he was taken into custody without incident. today, we interviewed between the fbi, the sheriff's office, and a significant amount of investigators from many other agencies, fdle, a lot of local law enforcement, so over 2,000 people were interviewed, and we continue. this is a fluid investigation. we have so many facts coming in, some true, some unsub stanuated, some rumors. i

the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor. he dropped his rifle and backpack, ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ran towards the tennis courts and then took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away. fearing for their lives. the suspect arrived at the walmart store. he bought a drink at the subway and then left the walmart on foot. the suspect went to mcdonald's, sat down for a short period of time -- this was at 3:01 p.m. -- and he left on foot. at 3:41 p.m., 40 minutes after he departed from the mcdonald's, the suspect was detained at 4700 windham lakes drive in coral springs by an officer from the coconut creek police department. he was taken into custody without incident. >> reporter: and we also have an account of how that arrest took place. the officer who arrested him, michael leonard of the coconut creek police department said that he got there on the scene after the police had secured the s

officer down. >> went down into the stairwell. that's where people coming out of nowhere. i don't know whether they was off duty police officers. >> 53-year-old commander bauer leaves behind a wife and 13-year-old daughter. he was a well-respected district commander who frequently spoke out against the crime here in chicago. the suspect in this shooting will you identified when charges are filed. "the chicago tribune" and sun times reporting the suspect is middle aged with a lengthy criminal record. >> this is like a gut punch to the police department. it's a gut punch to the city. >> commander bauer is the 17th police officer to be killed nationwide this year. he's the first officer to be killed in chicago since 2011. and one of the highest ranking officers ever to be murdered in this city. julie. >> julie: absolutely tragic. thoughts and prayers going out to that entire police force and his family. thank you. >> eric: another reminder of our sacrifice of our law enforcement officials every day. meanwhile in washington, the president's lawyers building case with him to si

. >> the suspect exited the stairwell, pulled the rifle out of the case. >> reporter: then, he began shooting into at least five different classrooms on two floors. >> he went from the third floor to the second floor. they're monitoring him on camera. >> reporter: a federal official says the suspect is believed to have triggered a fire alarm, adding to the chaos. >> the fire alarm got pulled and kids were evacuating. i heard five pops. >> reporter: many finding shelter wherever they could, hiding under desks, barricaded in classrooms. >> so, right now, we're in school, an active shooter. it's not a drill. i heard one gunshot. we thought it was a drill initially, but it's not. >> reporter: first responders on thescene, desesesperatelyrying o track down the suspect. nearly an hour after the first shots rang out, some students still hunkered down. >> still believe that the person has been neutralized, but we're still currently on lockdown. >> reporter: but the shooter managing to slip out of the school with evacuating students. >> he dropped the rifle and backpack, ran down the stairs.

the young man ubers to the school. 2:21 he enters a stairwell. east stairwell., how he got in we don't know at this time. he was able to access the school through that stairwell. at 2:21. he gets in. he prepares and he starts shooting up classrooms on the first and second floor. for only about three or four minutes. he was able to do this much carnage. he moves up to the third floor. drops the gun and runs out of the school among all the other students in a panic, running out trying to avoid the bullets. he is able to get away that way. by 2:50 he is at a wall streewalmartdown the street. 3:41 he is found by a police officer and arrested without incident in an neighborhood that is right near the school here. in his first appearance in court, we got a closer rook at this young man. and he just seemed to be frightened, frankly in court. he was being consoled by his public defender. and he is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. and his public defender actually showing some compassion for him after that hearing. >> he's a broken human being. he's a broken

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i don't know what i do next. >> next thing you here is pop pop pop pop in the stairwell.teacher right away opened her classroom. if it wasn't for that, i think we could have all been dead. >> nikolas cruz admits that he was the gunman. >> are you nicholas jacob cruz? >> yes, ma'am. >> you are charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> the fbi confirmed it hadn't been alerted to the suspect four months ago from this youtube poster. >> the fbi was unable to further identify the person who actually made the comment. >> a sea of candlelights as hundreds mourn the loss of 17 people killed. >>

once we were escorted out of the question i did see two mr big body on the corner my eyes to the stairwell and i did see blood this is not acceptable this is something that is completely unacceptable and that we need to take action and we can say all these great things like we can dances and saying we're so sorry for your loss it is obviously important but what we need at this point is not to say that anymore because there shouldn't be any more children that die we need to take action but president trump gave no hint of action on gun control as he addressed the nation over the shooting. american family and us suffering. is our burden also. no child no teacher should ever be in danger in an american school. no parent should ever have to fear for their sons and daughters when they kiss them goodbye in the morning. this is the moment authorities apprehended the suspect one thousand year old nicholas cruz a former student at the high school offered no resistance as he surrendered to police he had previously been expelled from the school he bragged about having guns and posted disturbing videos

they were able to stop the vertical spread of the fire to the attic and maintain control of the stairwell and were able to keep it out of the attic and limit heavy damage to the first two floors. the majority of the damage was in the stairways and hallways and laundromat. no major injuries to civilians and firefighters. and supervisor peskin was on scene and witnessed what our firefighters did. the second alarm was november 29th at 1007 shotwell. assistant chief was in charge of that one. aggressive fire and quickly put it out in the main fire building, however the fire had already extended to the delta exposure as well as the three story type -- three story bravo exposure but they minimallized the damage. the third was november 30th, seeing the fire from driving in, what this was, 10 story type one, made of concrete. usually those fires stay within the unit, but the commander of the fire made the right call, the second alarm, there were many elderly individuals at the residence. that was a concern. they put the fire out pretty quickly. the fourth second alarm was on november 30th. i got

. >> the suspect entered the east stairwell. that's building 12, with a rifle inside a black soft case. the suspect exited the stairwell, pulled the rifle out of the case. at 2:21:33, the suspect readied his rifle and began shooting into rooms 1215, 1216, 1214, he went back to 1216, back to 1215 and then to 1213. >> all right. let's bring in cnn law enforcement experts. it is so sickening when you hear about the carnage that he was able to, you know, make happen in this school in just a matter of seconds here. so, chief, we do know that there were warning signs. let's just admit it. a huge social media digital footprint saying really inflammatory threatening stuff. what went wrong here? >> there are almost always warning signs when you look back at it. >> but these are glaring, don't you agree? >> this has to be debriefed. we have to take a strong look at it and figure out could more have been done. >> but let me ask you that. if the guy is using his known name and you know his name on social media, can't police look into this?

. >> the school resource officer was behind a stairwell wall standing there. and he had the gun drawn and just pointing it at the building. you froze, got scared, you know, you did nothing at all. and you could have saved a lot of lives. >> the superintendent said he was shocked, outraged and angry to hear about what happened. >> and to realize that more could have been done that potentially lives could have been saved, this is just outrageous. >> and when reporters asked the sheriff scott israel what peterson should have done. >> went in. addressed the killer, killed the killer. >> accounts of what the coral springs officers witnessed after arriving on scene will be released in a report likely next week. abc 7 news. >>> top california democrats are in san diego this weekend for the state's party convention. and there is one thing they can agree on. fighting donald trump. a lot of focus is on southern california congressman and chairman of the house intelligence committee -- rather ranking member of the house intelligence committee adam schiff who endorsed dia

and what appears to be swat team members told the students to stay quiet and stand and go to the stairwell. >> these are pictures of some of the 17 killed. all but three of the victims were teenagers. the grief over the loss of those 17 victims were on full display during a vigil in parkland last night. people lifted uncandles and prayed. some cried and linked arms to express their sadness and solidarity. it's a heart break. matt? >> reporter: and one was a college bound swimmer. another was in the marching band and another victim had just become a u.s. citizen. 17 lives cut short. kids, teachers and a coach who never made it home from school. these are the faces of some of those victims. they were gunned down inside and outside the school. chris hickson is one of the victims, and he has ties to our area. once living in the poconos, the 49-year-old was the athletic director at the school in florida. and there was also aaron, the security guard and coach who gave his life protecting his students by using himself as the human shield. and there was one parent who voiced her outrage over the d

a stairwell away. so we were first told to evacuate over the intercom so we were leaving the building and we came upon a stairwell that led to the other building over a bit of concrete pavement. and i heard two gunshots. and a lot of people were running out of that building and the intercom spoke again code red, which is a lockdown. >> what did you do then? >> we returned to our building. our building in our room. we tlokd door and we stood around. most people thought it was firecrackers. it was on the third floor, i think. or that's what a lot of people did. so it is valentine's day so i thought maybe it is a celebration, set off firecrackers and complain a student called in an alarm. so then we started to see all the local tv stations started updating and talking about the situation. so people thought something was up. we didn't know it was a shooting until we were told. i think they said there are an estimated six people dead and 20 injured. when people saw that, they thought it was a shooting. >> p

. >> this suspect entered the east stairwell. that's building 12, with a rifle inside a black soft case. the suspect exited the stairwell, pulled the rifle out of the case. at 2:21:33, the suspect readied his rifle and began shooting into rooms 1215, 1216, 1214. he went back to 1216, back to 1215 and then to 1213. >> we want to bring in cnn law enforcement analyst charles ramsay and james galiano. thank you for standing by with us throughout all this or deal. the police there just laid out the amount of carnage that the gunman was able to do because he had a semi automatic rifle and was able to shoot into classrooms and cause all sorts of mayhem and destruction. when people feel so hopeless about how to stop these, chief, what do you say? what do you think the solution is? >> it may seem hopeless now, but there has to be some action. there has to be some leadership. right now we're not seeing either from the congress, from the white house. we keep talking about the same thing over and over again as if it's going to somehow change

there was no space for one continuous stairwell and the rooms are not arranged into typical floors instead they are joined by individual staircases and platforms. to get a building permit you have to be creative when plotting before plan. the city. was staying within property line associate with just two hundred ninety one square meters the property is small to begin with subtract the border limit clarence and you're left with five times nine metres. picture designing a house just five steps wide and nine steps long it's impossible. in the end he managed to create roughly one hundred thirty square metres of living space inside it's back to basics walls and ceilings are made a fair faced concrete wall furniture ad splashes of color the glass for thought makes the rooms appear larger and the concrete core provide structure. in my experience when you have a lot of it's important to have a strong back to provide a sense of security if you have glass on both sides it's like you're lost in a sort of limbo here you have a backyard and then you have a fantastic view this lens the room a feeling of

the officers asked them to stand and go straight to the stairwell. >> these are pictures of some of the 17 victims killed in the florida school. a football coach who's been hailed as a hero and an athletic director who grew up in the poconos are among the dead. the grief of the loss of those 17 victims were on full display at this vigil last night. nbc 10's matt delucia joins us live in our digital operations story with their stories of heart break. >> another one was in a marching band and another victim had just become a u.s. citizen. 17 lives cut short, kids, teachers and a coach who never made it home from school. these are the faces of some of the victims. they were gunned down outside as well as inside several classrooms. the 49-year-old was one of the athletic directors of the school, and his old friends from growing up in the poconos says his legacy will surely live on through all the students he inspired. >> all those positive attributes they'll use for the rest of their lives. >> we're going to miss you, chris. >> their stories and connections are still being heard and felt th

sources say he fired 16 rounds at a stairwell window trying to hit people but the bullets didn't pierce hurricane-proof windows. his firearm is believed to have jammed while reloading. it caused him to flee. florida's governor is promising to pass a school safety bill before the state's legislature ends its session next week. hena doba, cbs news, parkland, florida. >>> meanwhile, one of the nation's largest outdoor gear retailers is ending the sale of assault style rifles in stores. dick's sporting goods made the announcement this morning. this new announcement includes all stores nationwide, not just california. it states the store will raise the age limit to buy a gun to 21. dick's chairman and ceo edward stack says after the florida school shooting, the company felt it needed to do something. >> we need to take a stand on this and those kids talk about enough is enough. and we had meaningful conversations about this with our team. and we concluded that if these kids are brave enough to organize and do what they're doing, then we should be brave enough to take this stand. and that's w

authorities say the 19-year-old suspect eventually dropped his rifle on the third floor stairwell andhe suspect crossed fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away. >> reporter: incredibly, he then went to a nearby walmart, bought a drink, then went to a mcdon d mcdonald's. >> hechd he was at the mcdonald's by the school. >> reporter: around an hour after he opened fire, the suspect was spotted by officer michael leonard. >> he looked like a typical high school student. and for a quick moment, i thought, could this be the person? is this who i need to stop? >> reporter: he was apprehended about two miles from the high school. >> the fact is, law enforcement responded in a very quick manner to the school and probably established a perimeter to ensure nobody was able to escape. however, the suspect clearly had in his mind he was going to shoot and then try to escape. and he was able to get outside of that perimeter before it was formed and contained around the school. >> reporter: within hours, police say he confessed

stairs and get out of here because we were crowded with smoke as soon as we opened the door down the stairwell. it was pretty crazy. >> throughout date monday hotel guests some still fighting back tears after their ordeal waited for hotel employees to bring out their belongings at least what could be salvaged. dawn lee and his family when here from chain nan had planned to be in washington by now. hotel workers were able tore treat most of the their things. >> they working very hard looking for us. >> looking. they are looking, yes. >> reporter: hotel trying to find your belonging. >> yes, yes, yes. >> kelly was in town for her cousin's wedding she too got back most of her belongings. had high praise for those who helped fire victims sunday morning including a chestnut street bar that opened its doors to those forced outside. >> city of brotherly love, right. >> absolutely. that's i was so proud of the city. we've been proud all month with the super bowl up until now everybody has been just so proud of our city and this an excellent example of that again. >> reporter: given the size and scope

the foot looked to the stairwell and fell down. he looked into lawsuits key not.could not sue because it is the state. why can't we make sure they are responsible for that. >> well, it is a lot more difficult to sue a government entity because of what is called the qualified nine. >> that is possible there is a lot more. commentaries in general. so you can say we see these problems because a ledgetive tax on the damages to be recovered so it attack is a way. well, let me put think it way. upper manage. they got a clear out. within thing dow prove. he came to linden actual lay couple of weeks ago when we talked about the infrastructure problems that we have the airtrain station. the new jersey transit has it. whether they can run trains and don't run trains on time. the trains are broken the structure is broken throughout the state. so it is time we clear the house and hov forward. >> is it time to rye vittize it even if it is a pubic private part mer ship look you have in tokyo, hong tongue. can in you talk. come and visit it. you know, the system is so broken in

officials say he planned to use a third floor stairwell as a snipper's nest but his bullets didn't shatter hurricane proof glass, investigators also say, cruz tried to reload his gun during rampage but it jammed as he was changing magazine clips so his clips had swastikas on them. >>> students from mar junior i stoneman douglas high school aren't giving up their fight for tougher gun laws. yesterday a group of students spent another day on capitol hill, they have been meeting with lawmakers to discuss school safety and gun control. senate may consider a bill to strengthen federal background check system the house passed legislation last december that included changes to the background checks system that was part of the broader bill that had stalled in the senate >>> back here at home students and parents in cherry hill east continue to seek answers about school safety, and the future of one beloved teachers hundreds packed the school board meeting last night. meeting came on the heels of the massive student walk out at the high school. students were protesting suspension of timothy locke w

and that is where investigators believe he planned on using a third-floor stairwell as a vantage pointo shoot at students. sources say cruz attempted to create a sniper's nest by shooting out a glass window, firing 16 rounds into the glass. however, the hurricane-proof glass appeared to have stopped it from shattering. as terrified students ran from the school, investigators believe cruz tried to reload, but after changing magazines clims, his gun may have jammed. with more than 180 rounds of ammunition left, cruz allegedly then put down his weapon and left the building, blending in with other students. cbs news is also learning tonight that images of swastikas were found on the ammunition magazines used by the suspected shooter, nikolas cruz. jeff. >> glor: all right, manny, thank you very much. pretty fascinating to hear what those hurricane windows can do. students will return to marjory stoneman douglas high school tomorrow for the first time since the shooting. they will have a half day of classes tomorrow. adriana diaz is also there. >> reporter: today a parkland father, andrew p

about the suspected gunman, nikolas cruz officials now say that cruz planned to use a third floor stairwell as a snipper's nest but his bullets didn't shatter the hurricane glass. they say he had more than 180 rounds left, investigators say cruise tried to reload his gun during rampage but it jammed as he was changing magazine clips. >>> "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean moderated a discussion with a panel of local teachers talking about what can be done to prevent another mass shooting. hear how they feel about the idea of being arm in the classroom. you can find it on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> meanwhile a pennsylvania church is getting some national attention this morning for an unusual ceremony. >> it is a blessing ceremony involving assault rivals. jan carabao is live in the news center with the details. jan good morning. >> reporter: good morning, church leaders expects hundreds of couples today for what is being billed as a re dedication ceremony in their marriage to one another and in their relationship with god. these couples are being encouraged to bring weapons. mean

carcass of a stone gets these are the lucky ones terrified shaking the stairwell. first responders assure them to safety as an air raid siren underlines the arjan seen as the escape yet. the government's four year long aerial siege of the rebel held in place has intensified in recent days. with hundreds killed and injured and to national observer see it marks a new epoch of violence. we are witnessing some of the worst fighting of the entire conflict and the widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure including medical facilities. wors received reports of attacks on five hospitals in eastern go into and it's working to verify these reports and the casualties. syrian opposition leader begged for an international response saying the atrocities amounted to a war crime this the boy these children had been killed just today it is the will. because of the of the sea their regime and the other militias. their forces they are claiming that this artillery wrists the of these are children and that it will fight for years the other the bloodshed is so relentless here un

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it landed in the trees, on the ground and even in the stairwell of the muni train escalator.erly homeless woman narrowly missed getting hit. >> it turns out she's okay. >> yeah, she was okay. >> we're very fortune. >> reporter: in fact officials are telling me it's very lucky that nobody else got hurt. and to keep it that way for now, they're keeping the swabs blocked off -- sidewalk blocked off. it's a hard hat area. they're securing the rest of the materials so nobody

building he continued to make his way up where investigators believe he planned on using a third floor stairwelle to shoot at students. sources say cruz attempted to create a sniper's nest by shooting out a glass window firing 16 rounds into the glass. however, the hurricane-proof glass appeared to stopped it from shattering. as terrified students ran from the school. investigators believe cruz tried to reload. after changing magazine clips clips his gun may have jammed. with more than 180 rounds of ammunition left, cruz allegedly then put down his weapon and left the building blending in with other students. cbs news is also learning images of swastikas were found on the ammunition magazines used by the suspected shooter, nikolas cruz. >>> overseas the civil war in syria is in its seventh year. bloodshed shows no signs of stopping. seth doane reports from the front line. >>> this neighborhood in damascus is not far from eastern ghouta where syrian forces have been brutally bombing the rebels for the past ten days. the rebels fired back with mortars their main weapon. one tore into the second fl

reporter: we know you packe pride today and alsopa packed your you're going home to s jersey, the stairwellst about an hour ago, the lines were stretching down the block. we're going to talk with brook use i love your hat. you said the lines were so long you went to grab a bite to eat. >> not at all. we had to stop and get something to eat because the lines were down and around the corner. >> reporter: so packed your patience. you ha it was worth it.t was really great. an experience i'll never forget. it was completely worth it. >> you'll be free throw and clear to get h tell me getting home. >> we're dpoing to go home. it should take us an hour. the wa completely supportive and we love it. >> thank you for stopping with us. e we appreciate it. we love your light up hat. a couple things of note. they started operating e about 1:20 this afternoon. so the trains are strictly going back to new jersey now. they are stopping at four stations in south jersey, which is ferry avenue, broadway as well as woodcrest and also lynn don. and empty trains will be coming pack to pick up this crowd. they ael

he dropped a bag near the stairwell. stand by for further. they're following helay. they're following him on video on the building running south. >> white male last seen wearing shirt possibly nicholas cruz,pants, oe was last seen westbound. >> he seen at a mcdonald's by the school. >> was later found in a neighborhood near not yet knowny victims were students and teachers. but is assistant football coach who died while using his body as a human shield protecting his students. we've also learned the school will stay closed the rest ofidal says the state will pay for the funeral expenses of the welr counselling services for the survivors. >> we have much more coverage of the school shooting at park land florida still to come including a live report from out school. that's coming up in just a moment. and for the latest on the shooting we're following you can always log ton fox29.com as well as our mobile app. :34. we are tracking breaking news out of delaware county where fire has broken darby borough. let's get right to jenny joyce, on the scene of this overnight fire

.>> tebichi scott peterson is accused of hiding behind an outside stairwell, while nikolas cruz mowedown 17 students and staff members. many in the community are outraged by the officers in action. deputy peterson now has security officers guarding his home. the senior called the officer despicable and said he could have saved a lot of lives. instead, he did nothing.>>> for years the national rifle association welded significant power in washington. following the florida high school shooting, politicians and corporate sponsors are ditching the group. that includes two of the largest airlines.>> we want to do the right thing.>> reporter: president donald j. trump speaking days after it -- the gun man opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school. while the commander in chief backs the gun advocacy organization, others are backing away. delta air lines and united airlines, two of the largest airlines, tweeted today that they are joining a growing list of companies cutting ties. politicians like the iowa congressman, coming under pressure from constituents to stop taking campaign,