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valentine's day is another day in which school parties in an exchange of valentine cards leads to unintendedterry mcauliffe. you are a mom, can you imagine your kid brought home a letter like this, your reaction is a mom. >> i think it's a ridiculous. i can't believe this story is real. halloween is something that we all enjoy your kids are dressed up and they get candy, my goodness, but i think the bottom line here is that there are people who want us divided. they don't want any shared traditions among americans appear they don't want us to relate to each other in any way at all and so they are canceling halloween, they are canceling valentine's day? can we keep anything in america, please. my kids are excited and they are dressing up as a lizard and a butterfly so we have it at our house. leo: great, great. let me go to you, raymond. they talk about the kids who are not enjoying halloween are being marginalized and they talk about people of color not enjoying halloween. i love halloween. i enjoy this all the time to what facts are they using or is it some form of subjective mindset of som

valentine's day, not tons of christmas toys being exchanged that late but i'm looking at birthday seasonten heavy in march, april, may. when do you see this ending? >> in february or march is what we see in our reports. >> unless you want to delayed holiday you are in trouble. keep us posted. we know you need this time of year, you got to hit numbers and trying to provide for your own family and christmas is a time you make your numbers and is tough when faced with a situation where you don't have the items you had every year in the past. keep us posted. >> didn't know there was a birthday season was the laws have birthdays in the fall and gifts for valentine's day. todd: the wife is going to watch us and be like - jillian: watch this. a robber jumps the counter at a convenience store but workers fight back. their brave action to stop him. todd: a florida mom gets stuck 6000 miles away to give them president biden's vaccine mandate. ♪♪ i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this i-pad sold for less than $43. this kitchenaid mixer sold for le

in essence of valentine, i gave him a stack of philadelphia eagles cards.excited. like a kid. he picked all of the good ones and left the bad ones for jillley and millie. >> jesse: jillley, if you don't know, she's an eagles fan, she's in the morning very early. i'm coming home that time. i picked out the good cards, the mike quick, the randall cunningham, and i gave her a bunch of o-linemen i never heard before. >> correct. >> jesse: i got them first. thank you for the eagles gear. we're going to be watching you next week. "fox news primetime." >> hope to see you as well. we'll do the follow-up report on halloween. >> jesse: don't go anywhere. emily companio is on the clock. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its in

. >> lyle said before she dumped him, he and lesley had planned a valentines vacation in mexico and hea week after she disappeared. >> so part of it was to look for hear? >> stupid, right? >> it's not stupid at all. if it was me, i would be looking for my wife wherever i could. >> but lyle had come up empty. >> do you have any idea where your wife is? >> i do not. >> then gable asked lyle if during his search, he had tried to phone or email his wife. listen to lyle's answer. >> i called her, i believe, i can't verify it. in my mind, i'm so tired. but this can be verified from my cell phone to hers. you can check my cell phone records. >> he volunteered, check my cell phone records. >> yes. >> did you think he wants me to see his cell phone records the same as the starbucks receipt? >> yes. >> suspicious? yes. but proof of a crime, not even close. lyle herring was not under arrest for anything. but gable was able to seize lyle's suv. he then brought in indiana bones from the l. a. county coroner's office. a german shepherd trained to sniff out the scent of human decomposition. they sent

you will remember the horrific valentine's day massacre that took place in parkland, florida, back inese breaking developments. what have we learned here? this is a big deal. >> reporter: this is a big deal, john, and this is really a moment for those rounds that are left unhealed for so many people we remember valentine's day back on february 14th, 2018 when nikolas cruz, he told police, he admitted that he went into his former school, the school he was expelled from and he pulled a fire alarm and when teachers and students came out of their classrooms he then opened fire using an ar-15. nikolas cruz today in court on a separate matter pled guilty to charges of assaulting a corrections officer but his defense attorney asked the judge to reconvene on wednesday morning at 9:00 a.m. when he'll then plead guilty. he initially pleaded not guilty, but this is part of the defense's strategy. he'll plead guilty tl charges in exchange for his life. he doesn't want the death penalty to be on the table. instead, he wants to have 17 consecutive life sentences without the possibility for parole,

slightly better than a fifty- fifty chance of measurable rainfall in the santa clara valentine.hances over the next several days. this is one of our long-range forecast models. we'll start the clock this evening and go through next monday. you can see these waves of rain just keep adding up, adding up, adding up. this is a substantial amount of rain for the month of october, especially north of the golden gate. two and a half to four inches of rain. the forecast model is indicating about two inches of rain total over the next seven days, but this is going fall over a long enough period of time that it's the right amount of rain and stretched out, so we don't have to have any major concerns about any debris flows or wildfire burn scars in the bay area or further north in california. close to an inch of rain in san jose would go a long way. doesn't end in the drought, but we'll take every drop that we can get. today temperatures were below average. 67 degrees we warm spot in napa. 65 in san jose. exactly 60 in san francisco, and just below 60 in pacifica. and temperatures right no

guilty on 17 counts of premeditated murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. ( gunshots ) it was valentine's day, 2018, when then-19-year-old cruz, a former student, walked into the school, pulled an ar-15 up on the of his duffel bag, and began shooting. 17 were killed, including 14 students and three faculty members. 17 others were injured. today, in a separate case involving an assault on a sheriff's deputy in jail nine months after the shootings, cruz pleaded guilty to battery and other charges. >> how do you wish to plea? >> i plea guilty. >> reporter: but a guilty plea in the mass shooting case sets up the next court battle-- the penalty phase, defense attorneys hoping to avoid the death penalty will likely present cruz's history of mental illness to jurors, attempting to argue for a life sentence instead. >> i believe that this is the most perfect death penalty case there is. >> reporter: linda biegel's son, scott, a geography teacher, was shot and killed after unlocking his door and letting student hide from cruz. >> he's not everk. and it's always going to be painful, and it's always

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acclaimed film maker edgar wright on the festival carpet for the first time with his dark valentine too in the 1960s. i've never had a film in the london film festival and i think i've been coming here since 1994. when this opportunity came up, it was like, well this is perfect. i said i think we should go to russia. and documentaries including one looking at the women who protested at greenham common against the proliferation of nuclear weapons. one of the big red carpet attractions at the london film festival this year was the movie spencer which gave festival—goers a fictionalised portrait of diana, princess of wales, when she spent christmas with the royal family at sandringham ini99i. it presents diana as being psychologically vulnerable and under the controlling grip of an unsympathetic royal household. it's an image of a british icon that's been shaped very much by outsiders. the film maker is chilean pablo larrain, and the woman who plays diana is the american actress, kristin stewart. emma jones reports. bringing a story about the so—called people's princess to london where di

valentine's day? you know, i know there's some controversial holidays. call it that anymore, whatever they say. well, in a michigan elementary school, they've decided, no, we can't do halloween, and we can't do valentine's day, and here is their rationale. this is a letter from, what is it, the east lansing school's principal teams -- do they have principal teams now? is. rachel: not just one crazy guy. [laughter] pete: each year, along with the fun of halloween parties and parades, we also have students whose families do not celebrate or feel comfortable with their children participating. valentine's day is another day for school parties, leading to unintended consequences. for these reasons and more, the elps administration has decided not to celebrate halloween or valentine's day in our elementary school moving forward. that's it. will: so the rationale is that some people feel uncomfortable. pete: correct. how many? unknown. will: well, nothing is going to survive. [laughter] you're going to find if somebody uncomfortable with everything. rachel: wha

acclaimed film maker edgar wright on the festival carpet for the first time with his dark valentine to960s. i've never had a film in the london film festival and i think i've been coming here since 1994. when this opportunity came up, it was like, well this is perfect. i said i think we should go to russia. and documentaries including one looking at the women who protested at greenham common against the proliferation of nuclear weapons. one of the big red carpet attractions at the london film festival this year was the movie spencer which gave festival—goers a fictionalised portrait of diana, princess of wales, when she spent christmas with the royal family at sandringham in 1991. it presents diana as being psychologically vulnerable and under the controlling grip of an unsympathetic royal household. it's an image of a british icon that's been shaped very much by outsiders. the film maker is chilean pablo larrain, and the woman who plays diana is the american actress, kristin stewart. emma jones reports. bringing a story about the so—called people's princess to london where diana, prin

. >> reporter: prosecutors then laid out their case that on valentine's day in 2018, cruz, armed with an ar-15 rifle, took an uber to marjorie stoneman douglas high school just as classes were letting out. parents listening as they recounted the 17 murders in gruesome detail. >> luke hoyer, 15 years old, was shot twice and he died of his wounds. >> reporter: luke's mom gena reliving the pain of the loss of her son. >> we miss him dearly. he should be here today. and we're just still in shock. we're glad today has come this way. we're hoping for accountability of the death penalty. >> reporter: and now comes the penalty phase for nikolas cruz. beginning in january, thousands of potential jurors will be screened until it's down to 12, who will ultimately decide his fate, life in prison or the death penalty. death would have to be unanimous. david? >> all right, victor, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to news of movement this evening on president biden's domestic agenda. democrats and republicans have already agreed to a bipartisan infrastructure bill to fix roads, bridges and create

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for or even and this point is valentine's not that far. but we did just wrap up wonderful weekend here in san francisco. lot of events going on. >> people are back out enjoying things outside and the weather really cooperated. but we are concerned about the winds and some fire danger to things will definitely be changing overnight before you head out the door. first thing in the morning. >> let's get you ready for the start of a lot of folks will likely be off tomorrow as well for no school, no school as well for the holiday. >> kron four's erica caturay under there. i was not for us that we're still working. erica i would look at what's on the way. >> good evening. at temperatures today were in the mid 80's for our inland areas. but tomorrow we're going to see temperatures over 10 degrees, lower versus what we saw this afternoon. checking in on our camera overlooking sfo. we're seeing clear conditions out there. winds a little breezy, but it's going to get higher tomorrow. as for temperatures right now, we're at 61 in palo alto, 63 in con

i went on "the today show" it in third grade for giving veterans and i had janet jackson read my valentine. >> jesse: i got a photo with the philly phanatic, he kissed me when i was young, it was cute. with the costume on, the big, fat nozzle. >> sandra: you're jogging my memory, i went to a brunch in sixth grade, downtown chicago and there was carol moseley braun, the first african-american female senator. >> greg: i can beat that. >> jesse: the philly phanatic, come on. >> greg: everyone had a bozo the clown picture, i went to a car show at the palace in san francisco and always have celebrities there, i had my picture taken with martin milner and ted mccord. adam 12! >> richard: i will have to google those. >> greg: you guys at home understand. this is a good question for paula, what was the last thing you build yourself? >> sandra: i have a 6-year-old boy and he ought a bunch of pieces last weekend and just had nails and a hammer and we made a box. we made it together. >> jesse: i've hired people to build them for me, i don't build, that's something i don't do. i opened a ping-pong tab

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. >> school shooter nicholas cruz apologizes as he pleads guilty to 2018 valentine's day massacre. the plea allows the jury to send them to death row as punishment. he blamed his intersections on marijuana while addressing the court. 14 students and 3 staff members died, 70 people were also shot during the 6 minutes of terror at marjorie stoneman that was high school. onto a fox news alert. investigators find what appears to be human remains in the search for brian laundrie. steve harrigan is live at the park in northport florida. what do you have for us this morning? >> the fbi is confirming human remains were found right here in this park and they were found near personal items that belong to brian laundrie. here's the fbi tampa agent in charge of the investigation. >> investigators found human remains, personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in an area that up until recently have been underwater. >> fox digital obtained exclusive footage of the brian laundrie parents with investigators, an attorney for the brian laundrie

the school district in michigan reportedly has canceled halloween and valentine's day celebrations and media reports east lansing school district sent out a letter to parents explaining some students and their families are not comfortable taking part in festivities for the holidays officials told local media the celebrations will be scaled back at the districts middle and high schools as well. china reportedly catching the u.s. off guard after testing a nuclear capable hypersonic missile, plus an emotional reunion after north carolina community welcomed an afghan translator, that story straight ahead. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65+. i'm not letting my guard down. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've ever experienced severe muscle weakness after receiving a flu shot. people with weakened i

now, i know that a lot of side chicks have had that same experience on valentine's day, okay?n undiagnosed amongst black people, anxiety, all right? i'm feeling a little bit now if i'm being honest, all right? it's that feeling of, that feeling of fear and worry, all right? for many black people anxiety is a way of life. we don't want it but we've learned to live with it. it's always there like... herpes, okay? (laughter) who out there got it? not herpes, anxiety! jesus! anyway, generational trauma is real, okay? renowned philosopher carl jung explains how anxiety is genetically inherited and not just shaped by personal experience, okay? i think about growing up in my beloved monck's corner, south carolina, 843 all day. and my grandmother saying, nard!

it's like celebrating herpes on valentines day. they don't really go together. for whatever reason, columbus has become some sort of rallying point for republicans. listen, i'm italian. this is a guy who got lost on his way to india. then when he got there and it wasn't india, he just kept calling it india. he was a jerk! columbus never even set foot in north america. >> no? >> jimmy: he was never here. and yet, we named a whole city in ohio after him. what the hell were we learning in school? the guy didn't even come to america, never mind discover it. a number of our esteemed leaders weighed in on this today, including congressmonster marjorie taylor greene, who tweeted and then deleted this misspelled message, "happy colombus day!" she spelled columbus wrong. you can only imagine what would happen if she tried to spell indigenous. i would also like to wish a happy thanksgiving to our neighbors up north. today is canadian thanksgiving. and we give thanks to them, tonight, for our canadian guest, martin short. not of is -- only is he a canadian, did you know he

i know a lot of side chicks have had that same experience on valentine's day, alone sitting in a roomarface, he was talking about something that is far too often undiagnosed among black people, anxiety. it's that feeling of fear and worry. for many black people, anxiety is a way of life. we don't want it, but we've learned to live with it. it's always there like herpes, okay? who out there got a? not herpes, anxiety. any way, generational trauma is real. he explains how anxiety is genetically inherited and not just shaped by personal experience. i think about going up in my beloved south carolina, and my grandmother saying those people in the woods coming to get me. she had to be suffering from anxiety. she would also tell us when we talked on the phone during thunderstorms, but you might've been right about that one. then there's my dad, used to sleep with a knife and a gun next to his bed like he was ghetto john wick because he thought the devil was after him. he really thought for a .357 was going to stop satan. in 2018, my dad confessed to me that he was on ten to 12 different med

that have waited for some sense of justice for three and a half years after that horrific tragic valentine'sotion that those families are feeling. one of the fathers, when his child's name was read, he just looked up at the sky and stared. you can only imagine what he must have been saying to himself, to comfort himself in such a tough but long-awaited moment. let's talk legal now as far as what this means. he has pled guilty to 34 counts, but still on the table is the death penalty or life in prison. something that the prosecution has said they have no plans on taking the death penalty off the table here. >> leyla santiago with the latest for us. thank you. >>> still ahead, a critical issue to the midterm elections goes to the senate floor today. voters rights and protections. why president biden is facing pressure for not doing more to ensure it passes. that's next. ifferently. yeah, it's wireless with unlimited data and if you join a group it's as low as $25/mo. all powered by verizon. 5g included. woo! just get together and save! we look goooood! what's everyone's handle? visible. unlimi

michigan, they were notified the elementary schools there will n longer celebrate halloween or valentine'sclassroo very letter that went out last week says each year, along with the halloween parties and premieres can we have families whose do not celebrate or feel comfortable with their children participating in halloween festivals. >> my initial thought was i'm s proud to be a part of this district fred. >> a similar situation is happening in seattle. where in elementary school is discontinuing its annual pumpkin . the principle of that school says several of our students historically opted for an alternate activity in the library while the pumpkin parad took place. this was an isolating situation and not consistent with our values of being an inclusive an safe place for all of our students. especially students of colors and those with a sensitivity to all the noise and excitement of the parade. one parent says it was just grandstanding on the part of th principal in a predominantly white staff fred. >> it helps bring people together, it helps unite the community, and has a lots of other

. >> jimmy: i got this from my wife for valentine's day one year. tomorrow. >> jimmy: all right. and i said -- i put it in the oven. they sent it frozen. i heated it up, cut it into rectangles. >> it's perfect. >> jimmy: i tasted it and i said, oh, no, i think there's something wrong. [ laughter ] i thought i accidentally melted the plastic onto the cheese. [ laughter ] my wife tasted it, no, that's what it tastes like. >> yeah, it's so good. >> jimmy: hm. >> okay, score 1 out of 10? >> jimmy: no. sometimes you get to know the judges. >> yeah? >> jimmy: they give you a better score. actually, this one's better than the last one i had. >> oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is better. almost as good as a supermarket frozen pizza. [ laughter ] >> it's a perfect 10. >> jimmy: we've got to move you to brooklyn, you need to be in brooklyn so you can have real pizza. [ cheers and applause ] >> we have a tour stop there, if you have any recommendations. you.immy: i am going to shower - there are going to be pizzas stacked up -- i'd say higher than you

guilt in 17 murders and 17 attempted murders of students at marjory stoneman douglas high school on valentine's in 2018. for the families, this was something they knew was coming, but then they heard nikolas cruz lower his mask, lean down into the microphone, and made what sounded like a rambling apology. listen in. >> i just want you to know i'm really sorry, and i hope you give me a chance to try to help others, if i believe it's your decision to decide where i go, and whether i live or die. not the jury's. i believe it's your decision. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and so as he was speaking, he spoke for about a full minute. didn't have a script. again, portions of it were rambling. he talked about drugs. in the courtroom family members were shaking their heads. i think to read their body language, unaccepting of anything he would say after stealing the lives of their children, some who would be in college right now. others who would just be finishing high school. the youngest of those who were murdered that day, 14 years old. the victims included one young man by the name of antonio. he actually

related to the hearing with a prison guard. 17 people were killed. 17 others were injured in that valentine'sg. and there are the victims. cruz's defense team had previously offered a guilty plea without the possibility of prac parole. we should say that prosecutors rejected that. they are saying they are seeking the death penalty. manuel oliver is with us now. he just his 17-year-old son joaq joa joaquin oliver better known as joaq. i know this doesn't get any easier. i am wondering what your gut reaction is to the announcement that nikolas cruz is going to plead guilty? >> well, thank you for having me here. there was a lot of confusion yesterday, waiting for what was going to be the final decision. and the pleading guilty for whatever that happened yesterday has nothing to do at any level with what happened to joaquin. i've been in a few interviews, they always talk about the two cases like it was kind of the same thing. but it's not. pleading guilty for what happened yesterday. but i guess we need to wait until next week to see what happens. this person is criminal, a killer. he's a monst

sentenced to death or life in prison without parole, cruz killed 14 students and 3 staff members on valentine's2018. >> unidentified human remains have been found during the search for brian laundrie. of course, he's a person of interest in the murder of his fiance. gabby petito. she disappeared during a cross country trip. her body was later found in wyoming. our grant lodes joins us now here in the studio. he has more on the latest developments in this case. interesting timing here that the reserve park area has trails where people can go and walk their pets or what have you. >> and we just open to the public yesterday and last night laundrie's parents contacted law enforcement said, hey, we're going to go look, joined them law enforcement says will will be there, too, with you and in a short amount of time. they found these 3. objects still technically a manhunt at this point. but today fbi officials said a potential human remains were found along with brian laundrie's personal items, including a backpack and his notebook. but the chief of the tampa fbi office says it will take time to make

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on february 14th, valentine's day 2018, the man walked into marjory stoneman douglas high school with rifle. in just six minutes he fired 138 rounds it was the deadliest high school shooting in america. 14 students and 3 staff members killed, 17 others hurt now his guilty plea means he'll move on to the penalty phase, where prosecutors say they plan to seek the death penalty. nbc's sam brock is at the courthouse in ft. lauderdale. >> shep, good evening. 3140 days since their loved ones were killed, that's what parents of those murdered during the parkland shooting are tracking right now. they said there's no sense of relief in this context but could be the next long-awaited following step, assuming nikolas cruz does what his lawyers say he's going to do, and next wednesday plead guilty to 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. the state's attorney's office and even circuit court judge expressed surprise at the timing of this. the state attorney's office say there was no negotiation going on, they were not planning on offering a plea deal while this would move the guilt

on valentine's day 2018, the gunman opened fire atmarjory stoneman douglas high school he killed 14 studentstaff members, hurt 17 others. one victim's father said today, nothing can help his family move on from the pain. >> just doing the best we can to get through each day, but each day is very, very painful. some days, like today, are especially painful. >> the case now moves to the penalty phase. a jury is set to decide whether the shooter will get life behind bars or the death penalty. jury selection set to start january 4th. david henderson now, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor. david, how do lawyers approach a penalty phase as compared to a trial? >> shep, you know, the trial goes in two phases first question is, guilty/innocence and if a person is guilty, you move to the penalty phase. here, especially in a death penalty case, what you want to do is provide evidence of mitigation, that there are reasons to vote for life without the possibility of parole instead of death. >> so the jury will decide behind bars or the death penalty. how does that usually play out for crimes like

including a nashville conservative talk radio host, named phil valentine, who quoted vice those who are not in the high risk to get the vaccine. and bet that is odds of dying from covid-19 were way less than 1%. before dying in covid in august. before his death, cumulus media, the radio that he worked for told employees that they must be fully vaccinated by october 11th, or the past week at least four radio host had left the company after refusing to be vaccinated. now one of the stars of kamala's media is threatening to leave unless they remove the mandate. >> have these companies ever thought about that and count all these numbers of moms and dads that are sitting in the tables and explaining to their kids how they may have to move out. how daddy doesn't have a job. because a bunch of people thought it would be a good idea to sit around and play pretend doctor fauci for a moment. and then people jamming something in their bodies that they don't? take is a mirror you can have the mandate. but you can't have both of them. >> well that's a tough choice. if you do not have an uncle who sh

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>> reporter: he pled guilty to 34 counts associated with that horrific massacre on valentine's day of high school shooting in u.s. history. what stuck with me is not only what he said when he asked the judge if he could say something to the victims, hi apologized for his actions, but also the reaction from the loved ones and victims who filled the room today during that change-of-plea hearing. you could hear every single time a count was red, the name associated with that victim was read out loud, and you could see parents wiping their eyes, consoling each other with an embrace. just a few minutes ago, we heard from anthony borez. he was shot five times while trying to protect his classmates that day, the last victim to be released from the hospital in 2018. he was asked, the shooter apologized, do you accept that apology? kate, he says, yes, he for gives him, because he sees it as a critical part to his healing. so what happens now? well, in terms of legal steps, this will now move in early january to the penalty phase which essentially means the sentencing phase of this, and the pro

in texas there's a case of a man that a couple years ago taking his 6-year-old daughter a box of valentine'secause he was stopped by immigration and deported from the u.s. citizen daughter and the consequences of congress failed to act. >> i want to talk about the politics of this which is that very often talking about immigration there's a tendency to act as though it's a motivator for latino voters and what we saw is that it became a motivator for moms. is this an issue that can drive them to the polls? >> it is a big issue especially in key battleground states. young immigrant youth were upset and outraged about the mistreatment of immigrants in the home state and across the country. in texas, the largest battleground state now in the country, for us we have 1 in 5 texans that are foreign born. i know ultimately that when republicans have attacked immigrants i know they're not just afraid of people like my 62-year-old mexican immigrant mother but her daughter that votes and i vote to defend and honor my mother and sacrifices and my community. >> as always, thank you so much for your time.

quietly as he pleaded guilty to 17 counts of first-degree murder and 17 counts of attempted murder on valentine'she killed 14 students and 3 staff members in the deadliest high school school shooting in history after the police were over the 23 year-old apologized to the victims in a very short statement. >> i'm very sorry for what i did and i have to live with that every day. and then if i were to get a second chance. i will do everything my power to try to help others. and i'm doing this for you and do not care if you do not believe me and i love you and i know you don't believe me. >> cruz faces a minimum of life in prison and a maximum sentence of the death penalty. the sentencing phase of his trial will begin on january 4th next year. still ahead here at 3.45 restaurant resistance. the fast food fallout at a bay area in and out after was shut down. >> for defying vaccine protocols and then after the break, aloha. hawaii says it's ready to welcome back the vaccinated visitors so when you can get back. to the islands. and this might make you want to just go to hawaii as we take a live look out

cruz killed 14 students and 3 staff members on valentine's day back in 2018 during a 7 minute rampage. 12 us time. >> and still ahead on the couple morning news, the school district in the east. bay is thinking of closing some of their schools will that it will tell you about the biggest reason for that. just ahead. and san francisco has now offering a big cash reward. if you can help the police find the people who have been smash-and-grab burglaries in these cars that happening so often times and we've had a few light sprinkles passing over san francisco, especially out towards sunset district along ocean beach. >> very wet regardless of where you're at across the bay area after last night's rainfall tracking our next system. still ahead. >> and our bridges, our highways are always are a pretty slow because of the slick conditions were seen slick conditions were seen devon accide i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can d

the valentine's day massacre killed 14 students and three staff members at marjory stoneman douglas highhot but survived. investigators say cruz was armed with an ar 15 shooting victims in the hallways and in classrooms during these seven minute rampage. he later fled, blending in with students and was captured about an hour later in a residential neighborhood. as for the penalty phase of this case, screening for prospective jurors begins next month. anna iliopoulos fox news. all right, for more now on the shooter's guilty plea in florida, let's get to fox reporter robert sherman, who was in florida for that court hearing today. robert good to have you here to talk a little bit m the gunman, nicholas cruz, apologized to the families during that hearing, but it doesn't sound like that set very well with the loved ones of those who were murdered. no it is not. there have been a few who have been outspoken and have said that they accept nicholas cruises apology that is a minority, though there have been a number of families who have condemned the remarks that nicholas cruz made you can even

sentenced to death or life in prison without parole for killing 14 students and 3 staff members on valentine's day in 2018. >> we'll take a break. it is 9.12. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a school district in the east. bay is thinking of closing some schools. we'll tell you what the biggest reason is behind that possible decision. john and some light sprinkles out there right now. just enough to be keeping things where as you venture outside. so be ready for it. >> i'm talking even more rainfall in this forecast. still to come. and we've seen our share of wet freeways and highways and roadways all throughout the morning. we're still looking at a delay because >> 19 right now it's starting to look the holiday season and ski season. check this out. >> live look king ville. i love that snow on the ground. great overhead. tavern miners drops not called ski season for the fletcher's. it's called hot chocolate. no talk. not cold enough to really enjoy hot cocoa and the other half of your family is enjoying the hot chocolate of all air in new york city. yeah, they're out there tourin