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Administrators telling you? >> theyre not telling us much. some administrators dont know at all. theyre just trying to get every student out. >> so your parents -- >> my parents are here. they rushed over here. even my coaches in ft. lauderdale were texting me because they knew right away. >> and brandon, stand by for me a moment as we continue to watch the pictures from 7 skyforce. weve seen the large grouping of students come out there on the campus of marjory stoneman. we saw some walking out...

Problem related to culture, right? >> i do. look, i understand and appreciate the innovative idea of trying to solve problems like violence in schools, but the idea that we would pay students for the bare minimum of behavior is unacceptable to me. i really think we should be dealing with the underlying issues which is deep poverty, the instability of some of these families and the lack of resources. steve: right. >> the violence comes from trauma. im not blaming the principal. shes trying to do ...

In 2013, sparks middle school in nevada. 2013, arapaho high school in arapaho colorado. 2014, reynolds high school in oregon. 2014, marysville high school in washington. in 2016, independent high school in arizona. in 2016, townsville elementary school in north carolina. in 2017, north park elementary school in california. in 2017, freeman high school in washington. in 2018, marshall county high school. three weeks ago in kentucky. and today, marjory stoneman douglas high school in broward count...

The previous camera was one of our producers and that one was brandon, the reporter for wsvn as student after student recounting their fellow students dead in the hall. we are left just a wonder how many kids and administrators and teachers are unaccounted for and what it was that we are now told, this 18-year-old former student was doing in that school. how did he get a weapon in ther there. and how long this went on. one of the darkest days in broward county history of course and all of south ...

I normally stop at eagle ridge. i stopped at westlake today. i was in the classroom. >> we are going to interrupt. i am sorry to interrupt the emotional interview. for parents and administrators dealing with being reunited with their children. some have not been reunited with their student or child. this is a live picture of broward north where the suspect, the shooting suspect, we understand is going to be taken out of the hospital and transported. >> he may have been brought there for some sor...

Administrators or teachers may be among the dead. he said students will be evacuated and released as they clear each room in an orderly fashion. he also said that every high school, and we know this, those that live in broward county, dade county, typically two cars of law enforcement. that goes to the investigation, who is this person. robert runcie said that the shooter may be a former student who perhaps knew the layout of the school. youre looking at a live picture of pompano beach fire and ...

Superintendents face, there are a number. the senator, bill nelson has informed us that many people have died today. we dont know how many are students, we dont know how many are administrators on teachers but we know that the superintendent of schools very shaken man while delivering the news of what has happened today. think of it. giving the teacher of the year a car and hearing that there had been a tragedy at one of his 337 schools and reporting here to the town of markland and marjory ston...

Became lots of casualties. it allowed the shooters more and more time to inflicting damage on their targets. so in the last several years, police try to get in there immediately, try to take out the shooter to capture him. the other part in terms of procedures that have changed is how the classrooms react to it. if you remember back maybe 15 years ago, people tended to flee the campus as quickly as possible. what you have seen now and it sounds like these teachers and administrators executed in ...

There is new reporting today about more ways scott pruitt is spending the resources of the travel budget. his penchant for taking first class flights in contrast to previous administrators. in fairly remarkable example a just to travel between washington, d.c. and new york and back. that does not account for costs of pruitts round the clock security detail which have nome not been disclosed. thats the 24/7 security he added for himself, something no previous epa chief has ever had before. if sur...

There is new reporting today about more ways scott pruitt is spending the resources of the travel budget. his penchant for taking first class flights in contrast to previous administrators. in fairly remarkable example a first class suck it for 1,641.43 just to travel between washington, d.c. and new york and back. i didnt even know they had first class tickets on those flights. t in one stretch in june the travel budget for top aides cost $90,000. that does not account for costs of pruitts roun...