and katey zachary is going to monitor that all morning long. we already know we have hydroplane ponding right now. >> we are seeing glistening roadways. wet roadways. roads are wet throughout the area. but i do want to take you through new jersey. 295 the garden state parkway, and the 42 freeway. well, everything is clear. and i have in the green because we aren't seeing any crashes. i do want to offer cautionary advice. go slow because we are seeing that ponding on the majors. >> great advice. thank you, katey. >>> costly and complex. there's a race against the clock to make the track safer. >> it's been fraught with challenges and progress has been slow. >> the answers top railroad officials gave lawmakers. >>> saving for the unexpected. we look at what you can do to prepare financially for an emergency. >>> and there's a live look outside right now. the heavier rain has already started over philadelphia. we're going to continue here as wind speeds pick up today as this coastal storm continue tuesday bear down on our area. what you can expect

una evaluaciÓn sicologica y buscaran en su casa para saber si tiene armas o municiones. >> cuando zacharyonar sobre el tiroteo. >> yo estaba aquÍ en la escuela cuando eso pasÓ y me parece increÍble que el niÑo pudo entrar a la escuela y todavÍa pueden entrar tan fÁcil, es increÍble, Él podrÍa tener una pistola y podrÍa pasar muchas cosas mÁs. >> zachary envidia la fama de su hermano despuÉs del tiroteo, aunque horas despuÉs de la tragedia, dijo que no querÍa vivir viviendo, hoy tambiÉn rompiÓ el silencio la vecina de ella, asegura que llamÓ varias veces al servicio de emergencia de 911 para advertir que cruz era una amenaza. (hablan inglÉs) una vez le dijo a la policÍa que apuntÓ una pistola a la cabeza de su madre, y asegura que la masacre de san valentÍn se pudo haber evitado, en florida, rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> este sÁbado noticias telemundo transmitirÁ el programa especial nunca mÁs una amplia cobertura de la movilizaciÓn hacia washington, como una zona de guerra, quedaron varias comunidades del paÍs, el mal tiempo tambiÉn amenaza a california, donde miles de persona

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zachary explained that he and his friends had bullied nikolas. the boys were adopted at birth by the same couple. the motive for the bullying, according to the deputy's interview with the brother zachary, over the years zachary always felt that nikolas was the preferred brother. >> shannon: phil keating, thank you very much. it was the lowest rated academy awards ever. best actress frances mcdormand have a lasting impact for her comments on diversity and a term that could leave hollywood reeling for years to come. >> i have two words. ladies and gentlemen, inclusion rider. trace gallagher is here to explain and talk for the low ratings. >> i will tell you about it in a minute. the first academy awards ceremony of the me too movement and time's up era, should be positive and inclusive and critics say the telecast tried. a few political jabs by host jimmy kimmel who said oscar was 90 years old so he was probably home watching fox news. kimmel took a few swings of the president and had this for the vice president. >> the star of a small but powerful

i'm katey zachary with a check on the roads. now we have things going on in new jersey and delaware. i want to start things off with a closer look at the new jersey turnpike. we're seeing a car fire. so this is affecting traffic headed northbound. it's just south of exit 8a. it's on the inner drive. it is slowing things up a bit. i'll let you know when it clears. but the 295 and 42 freeway are looking good as is the garden state parkway. this is the schuylkill expressway at girard avenue and drive times are looking good despite some of the ponding we're seeing. >>> costs and challenges. why railroads say they're struggling to install a lifesaving system on the rails before a deadline. >>> picking up patients. we want to tell you how you soon can get a ride to the doctor for free. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars

the conditions outside and any traffic trouble you might face with katey zachary.eteorologist brittney shipp, though. >> this is challenging storm. things are going to shift, so you have to stick with us as we go through the morning. heavy at times, so that's the fist thing you need to know as you head the door. we're just starting to see breezy conditions. and snow is starting to move into parts of the poconos and also getting closer to it lehigh valley, which basically means we're watching cold air filter in on the back of this system. and even seeing a bit of change over to wet snow just outside wilmington. the thing we're sure of is the fact the entire area is going to be dealing with really strong wind speeds. and we're talking about 50 miles per hour for your lunch hour. moderate rain coming unin parts of westchester. by 9:00 a.m. we're just seeing breezy conditions. closer to cape may we're seeing wind gusts closer to 40 miles per hour. you will quickly see these wind speeds jump all it way up to 50 miles per hour. in philadelphia, in mt. holly with 44 and m

zachary, thank you very much. >> thanks, zachary. >>> let's check the weather speaking of being outdoors. sam champion in for rob marciano yet again this weekend as we're very pleased by. what's going on, sam? >> we got a lot of slippery road surfaces this morning. good saturday morning to you. let's get started with what's going on right now. from iowa look at that area of low pressure from iowa into northern indiana, ohio, kentucky, even west virginia, slippery road surfaces. this could be a tenth of an inch of accumulating ice in some places. there are actually two storms on the board. and one, the one we just showed is you, is going to exit the coastline later on today. that won't be that big of a problem. it's storm two, the one that's just dropped the snow in the california mountains, will drop it in the rockies that becomes maybe the fourth nor'easter. so here's what it does definitely. as we look into this, it'll probably kick some strong to severe storms as we watch that first low move through. this will be the second low that comes in probably sunday from waco into dallas. we'l

then we learned how many times zachary cruz breached security at marjorie stoneman douglas high schooltimes the first two times we learned in court the vice presen principal told him to leave. the third time the deputy arrested him and when he asked him why he was there, he said he was soaking in the shooting and reflecting on the shooting. as you mentioned, brianna, the judge here not taking any chances, setting bond at $500,000. >> it's worth pointing out, the school stoneman douglas high has had security issues since the shooting. tell us about those. >> reporter: you know, some of the students here say that they are just tired of feeling in danger. just yesterday brianna, two students were arrested for bringing knives and a third student was arrested for posting threatening messages on social media that included a picture of a gun and ammunition and threats and then to top it all off, a deputy was found sleeping in his marked patrol car on the northwest corner of the 1200 building. this is the building where the shooting happened now that the deputy is on suspended pay and parents

and we also have katey zachary. but we begin with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. >> make sure you are careful if you're leaving the house for your morning commute and especially as you head home from work. that's going to be our main concern. this stays into effect until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. coastal flooding is going to be an issue for us, heavy mountain snow. and probably the most concern thing is going to be the rain switching over to wet snow causing whiteout conditions as we head into the afternoon. we can't emphasize this enough. even rain stretching down to south jersey, it's causing decreased visibility. but as we get into this afternoon things start to shift and our wind speeds is start to pick up. if you were closer to wilmington this is where we're just starting to see a bit of a change overfrom rain to snow. and then over the next two to three hours or so we'll start to see the wind speeds picking up. as we walk you through the next few hours for your morning commute we are going to c

zachary, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, dan and paula, two deadly shootings, each unique but there are some similarities. one, no officers have been charged. number two, the families of these victims and other folks in the community say there's got to be a better way. they tell me enough is enough. it's hard to watch. >> don't you [ bleep ] move or i'm going to shoot you in your [ bleep ] head. you hear me? >> reporter: the frame-by-frame video captured on this police body cam footage that was just released nearly two years later. >> don't you [ bleep ] move. >> all right. hold up, man. you're hurting my arm. >> reporter: it happened in july of 2016. alton sterling was outside of a store in baton rouge selling homemade cds. you can see his hands are up. you can hear cops shouting orders. they tackle and tase sterling. when he mentions he has a gun, officer blane salamoni shoots. 92 seconds after the incident began, alton sterling is dead. friday the police chief fired salamoni and suspended the other officer. >> these actions were not minor deviations from policy. [ chanting

but for a closer look at what you can expect traffic-wise we'll send it over to katey zachary. >>> we are seeing wet roads across the region. some ponding especially on the schuylkill expressway. i wanted to highlight the vine street expressway right on 8th street because there was a crash but they've just cleared in the last few minutes. we are seeing crashes, disabled vehicles popping up throughout the region. let's take a quick look into jersey, the 42 freeway. we have some rain drops on our camera here. the 42 freeway, 295, the new jersey turnpike, everything is looking good right now. fingers crossed. i do want to take another look at the pennsylvania turnpike. drive times are still looking good despite new information we got there was a crash between fort washington and norristown. >>> let's take a look at the conditions outside right now. brit 19 just said heavy rain over philadelphia right now, and then we'll really be watching for the wind, which we usually see the flag there. >> randy, tell us how things are looking there in center city. >> reporter: yeah, the rain continues

zachary cruz is accused oftrespassing which is his brother shot and killed 17 people. he went to the campus for a third time even though he was warned to stay away. prosecutors say zachary had shown admiration for his brother's fame since the shooting rampage. trespassing a misdemeanor andcarries a 25 dollar bond. because of the circumstances the judge approved a bail of a half million dollars. >>> a 16-year-old girl who tried to enroll in a vallejo high school is in jail in connection with a homicide in texas. she was wanted by police for allegedly shooting and killing a 17-year-old boy back in november. police in vallejo say she was arrested monday at bethel high school. her father lives in vallejo and texas guardies said to call them if she tried to enroll. >>> there's growing concerns about affording the a.p. test. students need to take the test at the end of the school year to get college credit. last year they used grapt money to pay the fees. but not this -- not this year. each test cost $94. many low income families say it's something they can't afford. >> my p

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zachary was arrested monday.t to the campus for a third time even though he was warned to stay away. prosecutors say zachary cruz expressed admiration for his brother's fame since the shooting. trespassing is a misdemeanor normally carrying a 25 dollar bond. but because of the circumstances, the judge approved the bail of a half million dollars. >>> meantime, a 16-year-old girl who tried to enroll in vallejo high school is in jail. it is in connection with the homicide in texas. she was wanted by police for allegedly shooting and killing a 17-year-old boy back in november. police in vallejo says she was arrested monday at bethel high school. the girl's father lives in vallejo. texas authorities asked school officials to call them if she tried to enroll. >>> there's growing concern at oakland high schools aboutaffording ap test. ap student have to take a test to get college credit. last year the oakland unified school district used grant money to pay for the fees. but says there's not enough money in the budget th

here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, michael bennett facing a felony charge. a texas grand injury indicting him with injury toward an elderly individual. the incident allegedly taking place after the end of the 2017 super bowl. as he was rushing the field to celebrate his brother's victory. police saying he pushed through a security detail that included a wheelchair-bound woman in her 60s, spraining her shoulder. >> i think it's pathetic that you would put your hands on a 66-year-old paraplegic. he's morally bankrupt. there's no excuse for that. >> reporter: bennett recently making headlines, accusing vegas police of racial profiling. last september, threatening to sue for this incident. after reports of gunfire, bennett running with the crowd, when he was cuffed on the ground. an officer pointing a weapon near his head. bennett saying they only let him go when they realized who he was. an investigation later concluding no wrongdoing. but in houston, police say they have no video, just eyewitness testimony. >> you would expect that to be a civil case. you woul

here's zachary kiesch. >> stop, stop, stop. >> reporter: tonight, a michigan nursing home under fire, after a hidden camera caught these disturbing images. >> shut up. >> reporter: that's a caretaker grabbing 87-year-old hussein yunis, yelling at him, then throwing him onto a bed. his family is saying the abuse of their father, a lebanese immigrant, was racially motivated. >> they come over here and set up shop. >> i raised concerns with autumnwood many times and they were assuring me everything would taken care of. >> reporter: this video, said to be taken in 2015 during the six months that yunis stayed at autumnwood. that's when the son put the camera inside his father's room, and now he's suing. >> this is one of the most troubling cases i have ever seen. and it's chilling and i would wish this on no one. >> reporter: scenes like this, all too common. an estimated 5 million elderly americans are abused every year, and they have a 300% higher risk of death. in a statement, the nursing home telling abc news, "the treatment was completely unacceptable" and saying every resident as the

abc's zachary kiesch joins us with more. good morning, zachary. >> reporter: you know, these poh tourists on a vacation enjoying the sun in mexico and expect to see beach bigs but not an explosive device. just over a week after this mysterious explosion, mexican officials are now investigating how an explosive device found its way on a second ferryboat destinations. authorities say the device seen here was found on a barcos caribe ferry between playa del carmen and cozumel just off the coast of the island. mexican officials say it was contained and did not put people in danger. the state department now warning american travelers to exercise caution when visiting the popular destination and princess cruise is issuing a warning to its guests saying they've canceled all tours that make use of ferries and strongly advise that ferries from cozumel to the mainland be avoided. >> some of the things we can deduce from the pictures we've seen is that these weren't large bombs that were intended to kill a lot of people. they were more

here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> i'm gonna kill your son. >> reporter: you heard it right.s are targeting kids. >> i heard a young girl and she was screaming, mom, mom, help me. a man got on the phone, is this kelly? we have rebecca. >> reporter: kelly nelson says that call came from a blocked number. the man on the other end, claiming to have kidnapped her 13-year-old daughter. he demanded $500, or else. she kept the scammer on the phone, while her husband called to make sure their daughter was okay. >> i was just in panic mode. >> reporter: it happened to this st. louis mom last year, too. >> i'm going to kill her if you hang up on me. she's dead. >> reporter: she ended up wiring $5,000 to the scammer. her daughter was never in any real danger. these women aren't alone. the fbi is warning folks about what they call virtual kidnapping. >> spring break is an ideal time to run these virtual kidnappings. in reality kids may be difficult to get ahold of. >> reporter: if you get one of these calls, experts say demand proof that the kidnap person is present, try texting your lov

zachary, thank you. >> thank you, zachary. >>> let's check the weather. back to sam. we have pulled out the fancy stuff. we're showing you water vapor. why are we showing you water vapor? this line of moisture coming off the pacific ocean is targeting california. it's going to get picked up. there's going to be a good dose of california rain and snow. that's why we're talking about this. watch the radar. we'll target the heavier rain. not a lot. from l.a. up to san francisco. there will be mountain snow out of this. then that system steps across the country, as well. here's where we think the heavier totals will be. vegas, albuquerque. phoenix, you're just a little bit out of it there. locally, one to two inches of rain. we need to set up the stuff in the east coast. a nice pocket of cold air. lakes unfrozen. snow machine is turned on. you'll get big great lakes totals from the lake-effect snow there. you have the cold air set up. and everyone in the deep south, it's all going to be rain. the big question is, monday night into tuesday, do we see this low move from tex

abc's zachary kiesch has details. good morning. >> yeah, good morning. gridiron. he's also been outspoken against police in the past and now he's been indicted with a felony leaving some to question if the charge fits the crime. michael bennett is an nfl vet and a super bowl champ earning a reputation as a relentless defender. this morning he's on the defense and a wanted man. >> mr. bennett then went up a 66-year-old black female and pushed her. >> reporter: police say in february of 2017 bennett disobeyed orders from cops and pushed a disabled woman all in an attempt to celebrate with his family. >> patriots win the super bowl. >> reporter: the new england patriots had just pulled off the greatest super bowl comeback of all time. bennett was there not as a player but as a fan supporting his brother patriots tight end martellus bennett. after the game with a pass hanging from his neck, he rushed onto the field where a local reporter interviewed him. >> this was a storybook ending. man, it couldn't be any better than this. >> reporter: but police say he

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zachary, habÍa ingresado varias veces despuÉs de la masacre.or este tipo de infracciÓn inicialmente en $25. >> la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles, pide a la agencia que impida que agentes federales de inmigraciÓn realizan redadas sin una orden judicial. la organizacional en la que gentesfronterizos al estado al azar en busca de inmigrantes indocumentados, ignorando la cuarta enmienda que protege a las personas. garcÍa no tiene mÁs detalles. >> verdadero temor nos estÁ provocando el operativo de agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que abordan para pedir documentos migratorios a pasajeros. >> no estÁ bien porque preocupara la gente. >> soy estudiante de daca y me da un poco de miedo a veces. >> distribuyen en las afueras de las terminales de autobÚs del sur de california, tarjetas que informan a los pasajeros de sus derechos. en caso de ser interrogadosdurante su viaje. la uniÓn de libertades civiles dirigiÓ una carta a los administradores, seÑalando que sin una orden firmada por un juez, no deben permitir que los agentes abordÉ sus autobuses

investigators say nikolas cruz had been bullied by his younger brother, zachary. he told them he when they were younger he and his friends bullied zachary he now regrets doing. he said he does feel somewhat responsible and guilty about the incident and could have possibly prevented this. cruz is accused of killing 17 teachers and students at douglas high school in parkland on valentine's day. >>> two of our local lawmakers are pushing for legislation to prevent another tragedy like the parkland school shooting. >>> philadelphia police are looking for suspects in two different store robberies. the first happened a week ago in philadelphia. look at the surveillance video showing four armed masked men storming the ins market on jefferson street demanding money. you can see them attack the clerk at the counter and escape with $1200 in cash. >>> the other one happened in early february in frankfurt and went into the equity mart and fired at the employees with two shots and able to take off with cash at the register. >>> a different kind of theft. three men trusted to r

zachary kiesch joins us now. >> good morning, dan.he had big dreams and was on track to graduate from acting school in september. her disappearance came out of the blue for so many. >> reporter: this morning 25-year-old adea shabani is missing. her family and friends are desperate for answers. >> she's a social media person. she loves being around people. this is so unlike her. >> reporter: she moved to los angeles less than two years ago to chase hollywood dreams. her friends say things were going well. then she just disappeared. she was last seen near hollywood boulevard according to the lapd. her mom is heart broken and flew more than 6,000 miles from macedonia to the u.s. to help track down her daughter. the family hired a private investigator working alongside the los angeles police. >> people just don't disappear. someone knows what happened. someone saw something. this is a very crowded area of hollywood. >> reporter: friends say she stopped responding to their texts and calls a week ago. the investigator said the only clues ar

carolina: arantxa ley saca tambiÉn estarÁ con nosotros para esas ediciones y te cuento que zachary, hermanopasar con su patineta las puertas de seguridad de la escuela de parkland. el chico dijo que lo hizo porque querÍa reflexionar sobre lo ocurrido. javier: este joven habrÍa tratado de reflexionar con su patineta en esta escuela, pero tampoco es la forma. un nuevo paquete bomba estalla en texas dentro de un centro de distribuciÓn de fedex cerca de san antonio. aunque se cree que iba destinado a austin segÚn la policÍa, la explosiÓn ocurrió cerca del aula de la panela. en el lugar habÍa cerca de 80 empleados trabajando. se exhorta a la comunidad a mantenerse en alerta. >> si usted estÁ esperando algÚn paquete a su casa, si usted encuentra un paquete el algÚn lugar, no lo toquÉ, no lo vuelva, lo abra y denÚncielo de inmediato a las autoridades locales. carolina: son cinco ya los atentados y que han muerto personas y han dejado cuatro personas lesionadas vamos con pedro rojas que estÁ vivo y que levante estÁ alerta que ahora vive el estado de texas. pedro. pedro: carolina, es una alerta que

a judge granting a temporary risk protection order from zachary cruz. him from purchasing a gun after the trespassing charge this week. the hearing is set for april 3rd where the judge will decide on the gun ban. the charge usually carries a bond of $25. >>> youtube is getting tough on gun videos. guidelines ban videos of assembling a firearm or accessories of high capacity magazines. the google-owned platform is coming under scrutiny. a spokesperson says the change is a routine update to the enforcement guidelines. the platform will enforce the rules in april. after the massacre in las vegas, a lot of the videos started showing up how people can make their own bump stocks and it was a little nerve wracking many victims. >> some of the popular videos. >>> starbucks wants more environmentally friendly coffee cups. it is willing to pay you $10 million for it. details on "cnn money" next. successful people have one thing in common. they read more. how do they find the time? with audible. audible has the world's largest selection of audiobooks. books like p

abc news reporter zachary kiesh has the latest. >> reporter: in the tri-state area alone, more than halfhouseholds without power. in morris plains, new jersey, work crews cutting down branches over the railroad tracks. in franklin lakes, around 9:00 this morning, after driving around a barricade on to live wires, the man behind the wheel of this car was killed. in new york, i-287 south looked like a parking lot. lawrence james sat out there for three hours this average. >> i was there about three hours, traffic started moving, then we came to another stand still and that went on until about 8:15. >> reporter: in westchester county, residents and businesses still reeling from the last storm. >> to a great extent what has been done has been undone. >> reporter: check out this transformer explosion. >> whoa. those are lines in front of us. >> reporter: in that same part of the country, i-95i-95i-95i-95 temporarily closed for several hours in both directions as a power line came down across the highway. >> it appears that all the seawalls held, all of that paid off. >> the seawall remained i

zachary explained he and his friends when they were younger bullied nikolas which he now regrets ever doing. >> florida's full senate still has not yet voted on its school safety package. you're looking live right now in the senate chamber up in tallahassee afterhours. in and when the senate passes this bill, republicans do control the senate. it would still have to go to the florida house, also controlled by republicans. and they have that friday deadline, the last day of the session to get something done. the governor does not support arming teachers in schools but with that one particular provision earns his veto, shannon, he won't yet say. >> we will wait and watch. phil in florida. thank you. >> up next, why the state department is not taking up arms in the virtual war with russia. the first, here's fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 59 in beckley, west virginia as a statewide strike with no resolution in sight. teachers protesting salaries among the lowest in the nation, along with rising healthcare costs. today officials shut down access to the capital

zachary bigs. he's with us. he interviewed ty cobb.d to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: how did he seem? he read it a couple times. did he seem angry, annoyed? how would you say it? >> i'd say he seemed relaxed a you'lly. >> shepard: good. >> if you looked through the transcript, he was casually describing his job and the situation the white house is in. >> shepard: the part with how you deal with a special counsel was interesting in its simplicity. >> yeah, he views his job as being particularly simple. keep in house that he's a white house lawyer. he's not trump's personal lawyer. as a result, that means he's on the taxpayer payroll. he has to fulfill the responsibilities of that building that means moving documents. means setting up interviews and straightforward cooperation with the mueller probe. >> shepard: he was talking about what would happen if you don't just fully cooperate in a sort of transparent way. >> yes. he was talking about ostensively that if you do cooperate, muleler get the documents anyway. there's

zachary joins us live in the northeast with the very latest. >> reporter: you know, this morning it starteds rain and some people were questioning if it would even materialize. it certainly has, we're told that there's two bands just above us now, so this is going to continue for at least the next couple of hours, some places along the east coast have already seen up to a foot of snow. >> reporter: it's coming down now, heavy snow in pennsylvania, new jersey and new york. >> not liking it at all. i hope the wires stay up, the power stays on, it's going to be a rough weekend. >> reporter: and flights cancelled around the northeast. new york's laguardia showing this board, full of cancellations. here's the latest forecasts, you can see the storm hugging the coastline, marching up the i-5 corridor, with 60 million americans in its path. this was king of prussia, pennsylvania making the morning commute a tough go. states of emergency have been issued in rye -- thunder snow already reported in parts of new york city and new jersey. many still without power after being punched in the mouth by las

. >> police arrested 31-year-old zachary lauer. vial jovanni oyola -- violet is in critical condition. >>> a teen showed up in victorville driving an suv with flashing lights and waring a sheriff's uniform, he is 14 years old. he pulled a woman over and gave her a warning before letting her go. we'll be right back. >> reporter: we're having a fun time this morning. >> happy to see each other at 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: yes, let's head outside to penns landing columbus boulevard. it's a little bit drier here this morning, we don't have the big old lake in the northbound side of the columbus boulevard. no problems with tidal flooding at least not yet. on the mass transit front, normal weekday schedules. are 15 septa bus routes are suspended. ac rail line is suspended because of signal issues. >> reporter: blustery today and much of the next seven day. we're below average, a chilly breeze, windchills in the 30s today. we'll do melting making it up to 42. a stray flurry tomorrow, a quick snow shower north of the city, 43 is the high. sat

the car was driven by 31-year-old zachary lauer who fled the scene and left three-year-old vie legalityto die. >> he is in police custody charged with dui and several other offenses. the family is heart broken but thankful. one of the angels thinks maybe his story will lift more than a car. >> we have to stick together and help each other out. >> brian taff channel six "action news." >> seven middle school students are under arrest after threatening to shoot up their school in ocean county. the boys attend staffford township intermediate school. the matter is being iestigated byip police.>makers have actio legislation florida. the bill raises the minimum age to bun to 2 three day waiting period to purchase most it allows faculty and staff to carry gun on a voluntary basis. the state senate approved the bill late monday. >> word from president trump sign his tariff proclamation tomorrow afternoon at the white house25% imported steel and 10% for alum number is not sitting well with republics. 108 have sent him a letter expressingexpressing concern about the tariffs. adult film star stormy

and we flernld court that zachary cruz breached security three times at the high school. the first two times he was told by a vice president to stay away from the school. the third time he was arrested. in the incident report it said the deputy asked him what he was doing at the school and he said that he was reflecting and soaking in the shooting. brooke? >> a lot of those students, despite what's tlapg happening in douglas, they're going to washington. we'll be covering that on saturday. rosa, thank you so much for that. before i let you go, just in. a source tells cnn that president trump now supports the $1.3 spending package to avoid a government shutdown. we're getting this after an 11th hour white house meeting the address the president's concerns today. trump was reportedly unhappy about border wall funding and some infrastructure projects but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and paul ryan were able to calm the president, allay any sort of concerns and everyone walked away supporting that spending bill. i'm here in a very snowy new york city. "the lead" with

zachary told authorities he bullied nikolas when they were younger.he had been nicer to his brother. the massacre at the stoneman douglas high school left 14 students and three teachers dead. certainly set off a national debate over gun control here in the united states. that debate clearly continues right now. >>> that's it for me. thank you very much for watching. i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room. for our viewers in north america, "newsroom with brooke baldwin" starts right now. >>> thank you so much. good to be back. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. the president sent shock waves through the market with a trade war the president insisted was a good thing but then a short while ago said that was not going to happen. >> we are not backing down. mexico is -- we have had a bad deal with mexico. very bad deal with canada called nafta. our factories have left our country. our jobs have left our country. for many years nafta has been a disaster. we are renegotiating nafta, as i said i would. if we don't make a deal, i will t

zachary cruz is accused of trespassing while riding his skateboard on the campus grounds.e had been warned to stay away from the campus. cruz told deputies he wanted to reflect on the school shootings and soak it in. his brother, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, is accused of killing 17 people at the school last month. >>> tonight, teachers in alameda marched to demand better pay, but as lillian kim shows you, increasing teacher's salaries will likely mean cuts to some beloved programs. >> reporter: teachers marched to the school board meeting with a single message -- raise their pay. >> we want to be moved from an f to a c. we want to be average, which is in and of itself sad. >> reporter: employee's salaries at the school district are among the lowest in the county. 10% below average. >> it's always a teacher shuffle. every year there's a teacher shuffle. >> we agree with the teachers. >> reporter: susan davis says the board faces a tough choice. teacher pay versus school programs. >> in alameda, we have beloved small schools and small class sizes. and some really wonderful inn

thirty-one year old zachary lawyer facing charges of hit-and-run. investigators say he drove on to the sidewalk, hitting a mom and her two children. police say he ran from the scene, leaving the three year old pinned right under his car. now, residents, they returned in, they managed to lift it off of her. the mom was hurt and doing okay this morning, the other child not injured. he is facing several charges including aggravated assault with a dui. >> in lehigh county the mayor of allentown, ed pulaski may not be the mayor very long, could be resigning as soon as today. one week after a jury found him guilty of 47 felony counts. the morning call is now reporting that he met with the city council president, roger maclean on tuesday, to discuss preparation. now, maclean would only serve as the acting mayor at the time of pulaski ski. charged, no sentencing date has been set. >> the accused florida shooter is formally charged with 17 counts of first degree murder. a grand jury also indicted nicholas cruz on 17 counts of attempted murder, for the valent

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. >> the injured inmate is zachary harvey. the other is antoine gill. >> we responded to a fight.n i arrived, mr. harvey had blood all over his face. he had been punched numerous times and he has a cut inside his lip. >> they're going to clean him up and evaluate him and check out his injuries. if he cut up his mouth real bad and requires internal stitching, they're not going to be able to do it here and will require a hospital. the other guy was taken to the desegregation unit. >> they'll investigate to see if it was a fight or an assault. the deputy up there talked to other inmates, review the camera to see what all happened. >> one of the witnesses was a trustee, an inmate maintenance worker. brian prawdzik. >> the dude was grabbing water. he walked up behind him, don't touch my food. don't touch my food. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. dude never hit him back, though. he just stood there. kept turning. blood there. blood there. i have to get bleach and clean this up and scrub. definitely another day of being a trustee. ever day is something new. you get something like this. it's enterta

zachary cruz is accused of trespassing while riding his skateboard on the campus grounds.e had been warned to stay away from the campus. cruz told deputies he wanted to reflect on the school shootings and soak it in. his brother, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, is accused of killing 17 people at the school last month. >>> tonight, teachers in alameda marched to demand better pay, but as lillian kim shows you, increasing teacher's salaries will likely mean cuts to some beloved programs. >> reporter: teachers marched to the school board meeting with a single message -- raise their pay. >> we want to be moved from an f to a c. we want to be average, which is in and of itself sad. >> reporter: employee's salaries at the school district are among the lowest in the county. 10% below average. >> it's always a teacher shuffle. every year there's a teacher shuffle. >> we agree with the teachers. >> reporter: susan davis says the board faces a tough choice. teacher pay versus school programs. >> in alameda, we have beloved small schools and small class sizes. and some really wonderful inn

. >> zachary described golick as kind and respectful and never asked him anything that would make him feel comfortable. the third victim jennifer gonzales just got married last year, shows her and her husband on wedding day. 29 years old and reg nant with her and her husband's first child. a gofundme site and money has been raised more than $38,000. say every aspects of jen's life was dedicated to others. >> support continuing to pour in from across the country. president trump sharing his condolences on twitter this morning. saying he is deeply saddened and mourns the life of three incredible women. nancy pelosi also releasing a statement sending con dl enss to the vicks temps and their families. deck cratic leaders saying this heartbreaking tragedy must help us make invisible wound of war that effect couldn't less americans. pledge to leave no veteran behind when they come home. >> another critically element of this story, those that knew the gunman as a child, they saw signs that he needed help. tonight we hear from albert wong's legal guardians that raised him from young age. they

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10 days in custody, the brother of the parkland school shooter was released from jail. 18-year-old zacharyed no contest yesterday to trespassing on school grounds meaning that he is not disputing the charge. he was arrest on march 19th after he was seen skateboarding through the campus after by- passing locked doors and gates. he was sentenced to time served ordered to complete 6 months of probation to attend therapy and wear a gps ankle monitor of the during probation he is prohibited from possessing any firearms. he's the younger brother of knick las cruz who is charmed with killing 17 people at majory stoneman douglas high school raft month -- last month. >>> laura ingraham is apologizing for criticizing a survivor of the florida school shooting online. the apology comes after parkland senior david hogg encouraged a boycott of the host. 8 major sponsors withdrew their support including trip advisor nestle hulu and wayfair on wednesday ingraham mocked hogg for whining about his rejection from several college where he applied. he is not accepting ingraham's apology saying she spoke up onc

today philadelphia police arrest this guy right here, zachary lauer.ice say lauer drove on to the sidewalk on tyson avenue, hit a mother and her 3 and 4-year-old children before running away from the scene. witnesses actually lifted the car and pulled the 3-year-old out from underneath. the child remains in critical condition. >>> to florida where lawmakers in the state house passed a school safety bill which includes new restrictions on rifle sales. the bill spurred by the school shooting massacre would also raise the minimum age to buy a gun to 21 and create a program to arm some teachers. it now heads to the governor's desk. today the accused gunman at marjory stoneman douglas high school was charged with four counts of ke%eáy his attorney says his client will plead guilty if prosecutors take the death penalty off the table. >>> up next, girl power through the storm. a team that would not let the snow strand them today. >>> to protect, serve and shovel. why a local police department felt it was really important to get out there and help out tonight.