i remember tami from key west key lime.he single-handedly kept that business afloat, managing their finances, inventory, the staffing, all for 300 bucks a week. and she had two kids at home and another one on the way. it was crazy. and the owner, he just took her for granted. how do you get it all done? i don't. have you talked to jim about this? yes. but he believes that everybody should work really hard and so it's -- it's disheartening. it's hard. we almost lost tami to another company, but we saw her value and we wanted to make sure that she stuck around, so we gave her a raise and paid maternity leave. lemonis: i'm going to give you six months' worth of pay and i'm going to pay you $1,000 a week, so you don't have to bartend, if that's okay. [ sobs ] okay. i'm going to give you a check and it should help you just kind of, just be able to rest, take care of your baby. and then when you come back, you're going to bust somebody's ass. [ laughs ] all right? okay? wow. thank you. every time i see that, it reminds me how imp

let's bring in tami. >> yes. especially sunday it will be the target. here is what we can expect.we have skterred showers today. not heavy rain but scattered showers. we are going to have a wet weekend. sunday is the wetter of the two days. we'll be near 60 on sunday at least most of the area will be. we'll have a dry start to next week. hop in and take a look at the numbers. they were kind of a big deal. we are basically looking at the 30s in the lehigh valley. let's go in close. this is 35 right now. bethlehem at 36. this is at 40. all of the rain has moved out now. we have more scattered showers to the south. winds in the 30s tomorrow morning. look at the pink. we could see the freezing rain tomorrow morning. by saturday we are looking at scattered showers. into the 50s. look what happens in the evening. we get heavier rain. it will be here into sunday. could even see some localized ponding and flooding on the roadways. when it makes its way out of here we'll see that front lane across the area. we'll see it lifting northward. this is later on sunday. how much rain are we looki

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>> tami, i noticed notice police procedure, it may be a regimental reason to do it, but they had all the students there drop their packs. kids today carry all their books in bags, they don't go to lockers anymore. they had to separate their packs and leave them in a big pile on ground. what was that about? do we know what that procedure was about? >> reporter: i can tell you what most likely it was about. we know they wanted to make sure the shooter was not there amongst the students. we know also that this student came. the shooter nikolaus cruz came in with quite a few magazines. so they were probably going through there to make sure there were not any explosives or anything. i can tell you hours and after hours after the school has already been cleared, the bomb squad is going back through the school and clearing it yet again to make sure there's no explosives or anything left in the school. >> thank you so much. nbc's tammy lightner. tom costello has more on the gunman. what do we know? >> 19 years old, nikolaus cruz is his name. he was viewed by many as somebody who was volatile

let's bring in tami souza. >> it's an umbrella alert. make indoor plans. there are few breaks in the clouds and in the rain. we will cover a little bit of that coming up. we don't have rain, a misty, drizzly night out there. you can see clouds in place and scattered showers moving through central pennsylvania. i will walk you through hour by hour. temperatures in the 40s. the winds have turned to the south. that's key to us warming up. if we are going to be soggy, we might as well be mild. by the time you wake up tomorrow, we will be in mid 40s. we could see showers at 7:00. the rain does look like it's going to move in in the early afternoon. temperatures well into the 50s. we will see low to mid 50s tomorrow. by tomorrow night, we will look at 40s and then heavy rain is going to be moving in all night tomorrow night and into early on sunday. the question is, will we get a break in time for that mummer's parade and what about sunday afternoon and what about next week? we will talk about that when i come back in a few minutes. >> thanks. no matter where yo

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nbc's tami leitner is in florida. >> there was a tip that came into the fbi in january that the fbi did not act on. governor rick scott is demanding that the fbi turn over all of the information from this tip. he is saying that it is inexcusable that they did not act on it and the family deserves answers. let's go over what we know about this tip that came in january of this year. it came from somebody that was close to nikolas cruz, somebody that knew that he had a gun, somebody that he knew he was behavinger ratically, and he was making threats and posting things on social media that were very disturbing. we also know that back in november nikolas cruz's adoptive mom died. that was when he moved in with a local family. our own carrie sanders spoke with the family just a short while ago. let's listen to what they told carrie about nikolas cruz living with them. >> when he moved into your house, did you know he had an ar-15? >> i knew he had weapons, yes, sir. >> that was acceptable? >> i'm not afraid of guns. i respect guns, but part of the stipulation for him moving in was he had to g

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. >> tami, what is it like on the ground? some of the students went back to the school for the first time. the teachers went back there. they're watching this debate play out on national television. they're watching the nra come out forcefully against any limitation when it comes to guns. they're watching the president say we're willing to fight the nra. and they're watching some gop congressmen move a big on the issue. where do they stand right now? what's their sense of how they're helping to shape this debate? >> you know, katy, i think a lot of these students here, they're grieving and they're trying to move forward. as new information continues to come out almost hourly and daily in this developing story. for example, we have just heard from scot peterson's camp, the school resource officer who was involved in this. his attorney is pushing back hard. keep in mind it's been almost two weeks since this school shooting happened, and it's first time we're hearing from anybody in his camp and his attorney is refuting claims o

always the possibility and the advisability of going to the physician to get an anti-viral drug like tami-fluarticularly relevant for people who fall into the category of being high-risk for complications. the elderly, those with chronic diseases, pregnant women, the very young. if those individuals get the flu, you should not hesitate to get them on an anti-viral like tamiflu. >> your little ones are just telling you, i don't feel if, but, you know, you need some real specificity to figure out whether they need tamiflu or addressed for flu. >> there are several things that are red flags. high feev they'ver that doesn't. listlessness. not breathing well. or looking like you're doing well and then all of a sudden you wind up with what looks like a relapse which can be an indication of a secondary bacterial infection such as pneumonia. so those are the things you have to keep on your radar screen so you don't miss them. >> all right, vital information, thank you so much, doctor. anthony fauci, appreciate it. this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters dark magic told in the time it take

police are still trying to find more as tami talked about the motive. at this moment today in florida, there's a lot of focus remembering the victims. some victims have now been released from the hospital as the community remembers others whose lives have been lost. katie beck is here with the update on the victims. what do we know about any more people that may be released from the hospital today? >> reporter: well, right now, there is a silver lining for those injured in the shooting. of the 159 transported to area hospitals injured, there are now only seven that remain hospitalized and one in critical condition at this time. so we have seen several discharged over the past 24 hours which is a reassuring sign for the community that is offering a lot of hope going through a lot of grief at this point. as you said, yesterday, we learned more about the 17 lives lost in this terrible tragedy. we know 14 of those lives were of students, three of them of adults. a high school administrator, a beloved coach, a teacher and then the students. we're learning de

what is the scene down there right now, tami? >> chris,'s been hours since gunman nikolaus cruz terrorize the school. we have an active scene. they're still going through with the bomb squad securing the school. parents are still showing up out here at the school, not all parents have been able to make contact with their loved ones. and we've been speaking with students all afternoon. i'm here with hector navarro. hector, you're a senior, 18 years old. you were there today whether he gunshots rang out. why don't you take me through what happened. >> well, obviously, it started off as a normal day like any other day would. we had a fire drill second period just a normal one. followed procedure. went to our designated zone. we had another one when it came 30 minutes before the bell. obviously we were suspicious. we didn't think anything of it though. then as soon as we were lining up for the fire drill, we heard shots ringing. and it's like something i'll never forget, just hearing those shots on campus. that obviously there should

tami just said this has been made political talking about gun control and mental health. are those political issues in the eyes of law enforcement? >> no, they're not political issues. they are issues of public safety. as ann knows we've been talking about this thing for 20, 30 years. a the great frustration is there's no single way that you can solve this issue. there's tremendous frustration about this. every issue you take takes you down to a dead end. people say back and forth it's not the only answer. the problem here is house law enforcement going to respond? what are the questions for them and educators? are we going to have an armed camp? at the same time how dow ensure parents their kids are safe? >> we know the suspect was able to slip out with students after he finished shooting and then law enforcement picked him occupy a short time after that. how were they able to figure out who was the shooter as quickly as they did. >> my sources tell me it was as a result of camera feed, not individual students saying there's the guy. which, of course, gives a chilling as

where they say he was diagnosed with the flu and prescribed antibiotics and the antiviral medication tami-flu. >> after he got well from the flu, a few days later, he got sick again. >> reporter: eli tested negative for the flu this time. but doctors noticed a rash across his body and sent him to children's health care of atlanta. >> see his face and he's like fighting his jaw and his arm goes and he starts having seizures. >> reporter: he was placed in a medically induced coma while doctors performed a cat scan and spinal tap but the virus sped to his brain. >> his brain swelled to point of now return, and they told us he was brain dead. >> reporter: nurses surrounded eli at his bedside while his parents prayed for a miracle. >> unfortunately, the lord took him home. so -- and it was saturday at 10:00. >> reporter: eli's parents say he did not have a flu shot. dr. daniel salinas is chief medical officer. >> the best line of defense to prevent influenza is to get a vaccine. >> if your kids are sick, don't take any chances. >> you can't really know these things. it just happens. >> reporter: t

day, so, this is quicker then what is out there right now, one of the most prescribed drugs, it is tami flu this work three times faster. of course, quicker you can kill the virus the best you can stop it from spreading, and so, this wouldn't be available in the u.s. until next year, at the earliest but it goodies do know they are developing something that could kill the flu very quickly. i necessity we could have used it this year, but we will get it when we can. >> we will get them next year. >> that is right. >> lets talk about doctor mike coming in tomorrow and talk about this i want to know once it gets here does cdc have to take over for like five to 10 years. >> why to we have to wait. >> it is not supposed to that be long. >> doctor oz will be in here. >> he is here today. >> doctor oz is on the show we will do it today, tracie. >> we were just talking about valentines day, and, and same day as valentines day. >> perfect. >> why sit perfect. >> i could use that as an excuse. >> what? i gave up valentines day for l ent. >> i might get my ash, and spend time in church, i won't hav

do we have the appropriate doses of tami-flu for them. >> reporter: this season, at least 39 children have died from flu related complications in at least 25 states. and that number is expected to rise. >> kids are vulnerable because of their immune system. they're young. they haven't been exposed to this before. their body attacks them full on. >> reporter: dr. eric gottesman is director of the unit at north shore community hospital. at what point does somebody say i should get to an emergency room? >> you're having problems breathing, becoming lethargic, and coughing up yellow-green, then it's time to get to the emergency room. >> reporter: northwell's bio surveillance unit could become a model for other hospital systems. in full disclosure, i'm employed by northwell. they say their information could help public health officials hone in on zip codes and more specific locations for targeted outreach. it could also be used to track and respond to other outbreaks in the future. >> thank you. it sounds like a lot of these hospital systems are overwhelmed. there's a lot of sick people co