steve mort joining us from lakeland, florida, tevnk you, in the day's other news, the u.s. senate tried and failed to move on immigration. four bills fell short 60 votes needed to advance, but a bipartisan compromise came closest. it offered eventual nship to 1.8 million young people heo'd been protected under "daca" program, but it slowed the pace of funding for a border wall. president trump threatened a veto, and democrats, including minority leader chucamschumer, him for the stalemate. wh there is only one reaso the senate will be unable to reach a bipartisan solution to daca, president trump. president trump creais problem terminating daca last august. since then, president trump has stood in the way of every single proposal that could have been law. >> woodruff: the bill backed by mr. trump garnered the least support. it, too, offered possible citizenship for "da" recipients, plus more immediate funding for a border wall and limits on legal immigration. majority leader mitch mcconnell blamed democrats. >> woodruff: today's failure puts the immigration issue on ice for

reporter steve mort with feature story news begins our coverage. >> reporter: for parkland, florid it's a date never to be forgotten: when a routine t school dayned into terror. r>> i think, i thank god watching over me yesterday to make sure i was on the whole opposite side of the building that my friends were okay, but i just find out this morning that two of my other friends passed away and immediate heartbroken >> rorter: some held a praye vigil today to mourn the 17 killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the suspect, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, appeared in court in fort lauderdale. he was ordered held without bond on 17 counts of premeditated murder, as investigators kept working the case. >> we will do everything we can to make sure he's convicted of all charges, justice served. >> reporter: police sauz' assault began at 2:30 in the afternoon,lmost the end of the school day. gunfire echoed through theil ng, as students huddled in their classrooms, an agonizing wait before armed police burstsc in to them. they streamed out of the schoolr hands in thewhile emergency workers r