say hi to my friend manny. hi there, manny, he is smelling that scrapple, scrapple cheese stake that i had a few moments ago. we will have some fun all morning long from that great spot on the campus blue hen country lets check jam cams heading out the front doors this morning. disabled on the roosevelt boulevard southbound on the ramp to broad street as we go to i-95 right at girard, everything is all wet, and slowry, and, 2 feet of snow, so that is one way to lot ate. tacony palmyra bridge had an opening at 4:45, a little bit slow in both, directions. back here live out front with the fire pit, how cool is this , gang? you got to love it. no matter how cold, they said folks like to come out, gather around the fire pit. we are right here on main street grain craft bar and restaurant showcasing newark, not newark, it is newark, delaware, right? all morning long, right here on main street. so come on by on your way to work and school. we have plenty of good surprises. coming up next we will show you what they do

manny. >> reporter: that's right. the sheriff also confirm something further details about what was found at the school. 12 of the victims, we're told, were inside the building. another victim was out on the street area, and another two people died in the hospital. what is interesting about that, if you think about it, is it gives you an indication of exactly how long this shooting may have happened and in how many different areas. you saw some of that video there where students were already hiding, and you could hear more shots. so, clearly, this was a shooting that went on for quite some time. and not only got to people who were hiding inside classrooms and in the school hal hallways,, of course, people who were outside. again, information we have from law enforcement sources, the gunman, according to those source, had some degree of planning here by pulling the fire alarm at the school to create that chaos, and then opening fire. and as you just heard from one of the students who was in that building, it really was

manny? >> reporter: jeff, just minutes ago we heard cheers coming fm church with jesus berrones has been living for the last four days. his attorney says ice has just granted a stay and a one-year work permit while the government reviews the case. but earlier we were with berrones as all he knew was that deadline for deportation was approaching. you're supposed to turn yourself in at 9:00. we're about ten minutes away from that. you're feeling how? >> nervous. scared. >> reporter: are you afraid of seeing an ice truck pull up to the parking lot out there in >> yes. but in here i'm in a safe place, so i think i'll be protected. >> reporter: jesus berrones is a 30-yearld undocumented immigrant who was brought into the country when he was a year and a half old. immigration officials want to send him back to mexico. it's 9:00 now. this is the time that jesus is supposed to be at ice to turn himself in for deportation. clearly you're not doing that. >> no. >> reporter: you're staying in the churc

lincoln was not an important member of the manny legal team. he was hired on the case was to be tried in illinois and no one bothered to tell him he wasn't needed now that it was in cincinnati, ohio. years later, after lincoln and stanton were both dead, some people said the stanton was rude to lincoln in cincinnati. in one letter, stanton supposedly asked why did you bring that damn, long-armed ape here? he can do you no harm and do you know a good. that letter is from lincoln's law partner in herndon. herdon was not in cincinnati. he places this conversation in stanton's law office in cincinnati. stanton didn't have a law office in cincinnati. so you begin to see why i have questions about the sources. mind you, i am not saying that stanton wasn't rude to lincoln in cincinnati. he was often rude. but i just don't think it is a proven fact, which everyone seems to think it is. they didn't see or speak to one another for several years. in the election of 1860, as best i can tell, stanton favored breckenridge. stanton was a democrat, almost a me

we went to mannys. i ate my weight in steak. and slept for about 12 hours after that. everyone has offered me a soda. [ laughter ] >> super kind of everyone. >> minnesota. exactly. >> minnesota. >> what is your favorite justin timberlake song. >> kristen i can't stop the feeling that the eagles are going to winter super bowl. >> i'm thinking that we'll we're going to get some sexy back coming back to philadelphia after this. >> don't make me dance good we got killer dance moves. >> coming up we'll stop dancing and maybe we'll keep dancing through the commercial break. we are giving you our final thoughts and the unsung hero of super bowl lii. keep it here. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to fox 29 news the chase for championship. dave spadaro hanging out with me after talking justin timberlake in the commercial break. we've been talking a lot of stars and big names. but who is your unsung hero for super bowl lii. >> i'm going to reach deep here and talk about corey graham a safety. he played 36% of the snaps this year. against the vikings he had five tackles and an intercepti

david: manny, you worked for a federal law enforcement agency. most of the security at schools around the country are local for a good reason. that is where a country works. on the other hand will we have to federalize security at local schools? >> well after 9/11 we federalized it in the airports like you mentioned. we incorporated tsa. every airport in the country used to have its own protocol and use private security contractors at most airports. after 9/11 it fell under homeland security, tsa was formed and it was federalized. we may have to considering doing something like this for our schools. again, these are our children. this is the future of the country. we need to protect these most important assets. melissa: david: excuse me i'm sorry to interrupt but there is in broward county let's listen. >> that's where we want parents to go. i want to thank the mayor bean and commissioner for being here to support the broward sheriff's office and to be with me at this terrible time, and last thing is it's a pairable day for parklan, broward count

jeff. >> glor: all right, manny, thank you very much. pretty fascinating to hear what those hurricane windows can do. students will return to marjory stoneman douglas high school tomorrow for the first time since the shooting. they will have a half day of classes tomorrow. adriana diaz is also there. >> reporter: today a parkland father, andrew pollack, appealed directly to state lawmakers. >> i want to be the last father of a murdered kid that's ever in this country. that's it. >> reporter: his 18-year-old daughter, meadow pollack, was killed at stoneman douglas high school. what do you think it's going to be like walking through the front gates tomorrow? carlos rodriguez and lorena sanabria will join more than 3,000 students returning to classes tomorrow for the first time in two weeks. >> just this morning, i was, like, at this time tomorrow, i'm going to be in school. and, like, that hilt me. so yeah. it's going to be a process. >> reporter: when they arrive, they won't have a clear view of building 12, the crime scene. it's now obsc

>> glor: manny, thank you very much. stoneman douglas students were organizing marches on the florida state capitol and on washington. adriana diaz talked to four of them. adriana? >> jeff, the students this evening are planning and plotting. more than 100 teens will board bus tomorrow for the state capital in tallahassee. they're bringing their voice to state lawmakers. they say they can accomplish what adults before them couldn't. >> what do you think is the one thing about your generation that can spark change. -fact that we are being shot. we are actively being attacked. >> in my mind i can't think about anything now except change. >> what is it that you want to see in do you want all guns banned, just assault rifles? >> we want assault rifles off the mark. >> automatic, semi-automatic have no place in civilian society. >> it's a lot more than gun control. we know, that but this is what we're starting with now. >> reporter: is it a slippery slope? do we start with ar-15 and then more gun rights are taken away from pe

manny. >> reporter: that's right, jeff. and a law enforcement source tells cbs news the gunman appears to have pulled the school's fire alarm to create chaos, and then began firing. those who could, ran, hiding in classrooms, even closets, while the shooting continued. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: just as the school day was ending, the shooting started. this cell phone video captured the gunfire and the screams of the high school students trapped omside their classrooms. >> reporter: the site of whose become an all-too-familiar panic of students fleeing hands raised in single file, only matched by matched by the images of armed tactical police racing into the building, looking for the gunman. from the air, emergency crews could be seen tending to the wounded, dressing their wounds. broward county sheriff scott hrael: >> we've had approximately 14 people transported to area hospitals with varying degrees of injuries. >> reporter: the sheriff says the alleged gunman was captured off campus. he was seen surrounded by police, being

manny? >> reporter: well, jeff, the sheriff's office also released thcuments showing that the ofhool resource officer had ticeived information about the shooting suspect, nikolas cruz, oud his "potential to carry out a school shooting," two years before it happened. but it's his actions the day of the shooting that led to his suspension. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in. >> reporter: broward county sheriff scott israel said surveillance video showed deputy scot peterson arriving at the building where the shooting happened about a minute after the first shots rang out but he never entered during the four minutes the shooting continued. >> when we in law enforcement arrive at an active shooter, we go in and address the target. and that's what should have been done. >> reporter: sheriff israel said deputy peterson was suspended this morning without pay, but chose to take an early retirement. >> there are no words. i mean

manny? >> reporter: late this afternoon we heard cheers coming from this church where jesus berrones has been living for the last four days after i.c.e. granted a stay of deportation which says he also gets a one-year work permit while the government reviews his case. but earlier, we were with him when all he knew was the deadline for deportation was you're supposed to turn yourself in at 9:00. we're about ten minutes away from that. >> ten minutes, yeah. >> reporter: you're feeling how? >> nervous. scared. >> reporter: are you afraid of seeing an ice truck pull up to the parking lot out there? >> yes. but in here i'm in a safe place, so i think i'll be protected. >> reporter: jesus berrones is a 30-year-old undocumented immigrant who was brought into the country when he was a year and a half old. so, it's 9:00 now. this is the time that jesus is supposed to be at ice to turn himself in for deportation. clearly you're not doing that. >> no. >> reporter: you're staying in the church. >> no, i

jeff. >> glor: manny, mistakes still piling up here. and as all this happened today, a funeral was held for aaron feis. the stoneman douglas football coach was one of three killed while trying to protect children from the gunman. some of feis' players served as paul bearez today. the president met with school officialofficials and said somes and other stool # school personnel should be armed. major garrett is at the white house with this. >> reporter: listening sessions on two consecutive days here at the white house and the president has done plenty of talking on his own, saying it is imperative that america arm school teachers and other pern combating gun violence with weapons and teachers as skilled in arithmetic and grammar as they are in marksmanship. >> expooim the biggest believer in the second amendment there is. i am the biggest. >> reporter: while president trump says he is listening to new ideas about school safety, he emphasizedly arming teachers and other school personnel, an idea backed by the national rifle association. >

jeff. >> glor: all right, manny, thank you very much. asetty fascinating to hear what those hurricane windows can do. tsudents will return to marjory stoneman douglas high school tomorrow for the first time since the shooting. they will have a half day of classes tomorrow. adriana diaz is also there. >> reporter: today a parkland father, andrew pollack, appealed directly to state lawmakers. >> i want to be the last father of a murdered kid that's ever in this country. that's it. >> reporter: his 18-year-old daughter, meadow pollack, was killed at stoneman douglas high school. what do you think it's going to be like walking through the front gates tomorrow? carlos rodriguez and lorena sanabria will join more than ur000 students returning to owasses tomorrow for the first time in two weeks. >> just this morning, i was, like, at this time tomorrow, i'm going to be in school. sd, like, that hit me. so, yeah. it's going to be a process. >> reporter: when they arrive, they won't have a clear view of building 12, the crime scene. it's now obscu

manny? >> reporter: well, jeff, this afternoon, the broward county sheriff told us that nikolas cruz took an uber to the school with his rifle packed in a soft, black bag. a report also shows that he told deputies he had additional loaded magazines hidden in a backpack. students ran for their lives, dropping books and backbacks, after witnessing classmates cut down by bullets. ( gunfire ) broward county sheriff scott ffrael: >> at 2:21:33, the suspect readied his rifle and began shooting into rooms. >> reporter: the sheriff said nikolas cruz began firing at four classrooms on the first floor. the suspected shooter then made his way to the second floor, shot one victim, then went to the third floor, where he dropped his rifle and backpack. >> the suspect crossed fields and ran west, along with others who were fleeing, and tried to mix in with the group that were running away, fearing for their lives. >> reporter: cruz turned up at a walmart and bought a drink at a subway sandwich shop. after

this little puppy's who. >> many manny's up on the wall >> yes. >> manny's a veteran up here. over here we have here. >> santoes. >> he will be up there soon they are waiting until he is fully grown. >> what kind of dog is that. >> silver lab. >> a silver lab, so cute. >> what kind of doggies manny. >> miniature datson. >> fire fighters are here. where is the dalmatian did we have a dalmatian yet. >> here they come, they will say hi, be nice, nicey nicey we are on tv. >> jam cam getting ready an accident investigation on route 30, route 30 closed at ohio avenue, causing a delay. ninety-five northbound right here near woodhaven road watch for a crash and disabled north on 95 near market street not that from where we are in newark, delaware. back here live we will be here all morning long up until 10:00 o'clock. coming up they have a wing bowl down here, where the police officers, go against the fire fighters in a wing eating contest. are you ready for that, guys? fire fighters are here, police officers are here, we will see who wins in the next half an however live, from grain

>> glor: manny, thank you very much. stoneman douglas students were organizing marches on the florida state capitol and on washington. adriana diaz talked to four of them. 18-year-old emma gonzalez, 17- year-old cameron kasky, 17-year- old delaney tarr, and 17-year- old david hogg. adriana? >> reporter: jeff, the students this evening are planning and plotting. more than 100 teens will board busses tomorrow for the state capital in tallahassee. they're bringing their agenda directly to lawmakers and we will be following their journey. they say they can accomplish what adults before them couldn't. neat do you think is the one thing about your generation that can really spark change? >> the fact that we are being shot. we are actively being attacked. >> in my mind i can't think about anything now except change. >> reporter: what is it that you want to see? do you want all guns banned, just assault rifles? >> we want assault rifles off the market. >> automatic, semi-automatic have no place in civilian society. >> and it's a

jeff. >> glor: all right, manny, thank you. florida governor rick scott, who has an a-plus rating with the n.r.a., put out a new plan today to reduce gun violence. it includes a state ban on firearm sales to anyone younger than 21 and a ban on bump stocks, the attachments that turn a semiautomatic into an automatic. a growing number of businesses are cutting ties with the n.r.a. as well. the insurance giant metlife, the cyber-security company, symantec, and the national, enterprise, and hertz car rental agencies are no longer offering discounts to n.r.a. members. and the first national bank of omaha says it will stop offering n.r.a.-branded visa cards. mechilling post on social media forced a los angeles-area school to close today. it was on the instagram account of 28-year-old former n.f.l. player jonathan martin. you might recall martin was ivolved in another controversy back in 2013 when he accused teammates of bullying him. tericka duncan is here with more on this. aricka. >> reporter: that's right. once the school learned

jeff. >> glor: all right, manny, thank you. florida governor rick scott, who has an a-plus rating with the n.r.a., put out a new plan today to reduce gun violence. it includes a state ban on firearm sales to anyone younger than 21 and a ban on bump stocks. the attachments that turn semiautomatic weapons into machine guns. a growing number of businesses are cutting ties with the n.r.a. as well. the insurance giant metlife, the cyber-security company, symantec, and the national, enterprise, and hertz car rental agencies are no longer offering discounts to n.r.a. members. the first national bank of omaha says it will stop offering n.r.a.-branded visa cards. a chilling post on social media forced a los angeles-area school to close today. it was on the instagram account of 28-year-old former n.f.l. player jonathan martin. you might recall martin was involved in another controversy back in 2013 when he accused teammates of bullying him. jericka duncan is here with more on this. jericka. >> reporter: that's right. once the school lear

jeff. >> manny, thank you very much. we will follow developments through the evening and breck you the latest on the treeming news service, cbsn after the shooting in parkland, florida. i'm jeff glor. good night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. a young suspect under arrest in a horrific school shooting in south florida. described as an 18-year-old former student who entered the marjory stoneman douglas high school around dismissal time and started shooting. multiple fatalities. many injured. so far no motive. bourke b manuel bojorquez begins our coverage. a law enforcement source tells cbs news the gunman appears to have pulled the school's fire alarm to create chaos and then began firing. those who could ran. hiding in classrooms, even closets. while the shooting continued. [ gunfire ] >> just as the the school day was ending the shooting started. this cell phone video captured the gunfire. and the screams of the high school students trapped in

manny, the president and c.e.o. of m.v. group is a full service construction company and has made great strides in the early stages of his career. these individuals, mr. speaker, and many other distinguished alumni honored this year exemplify what it means to be an f.i.u. panther. their service to the betterment of our community makes them invaluable and deserving of this great award. i congratulate them all and go, panthers. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz, for five minutes. mr. ruiz: today's valentine's day. children will pass around cards and candy at school. young men and women will gather the courage to speak to their crush. and many couples will get engaged to marry. i sent my first valentine, my mother, flowers, and i will spend this evening telling my wife, monica, and my girls sky and sage, the many ways that i love and appreciate them over face time. but for many, today is not a joyous day. there are too many victi

,he defendant was john manny the manufacturer of a competing reaper. legal team included george harding, peter watson, edwin stanton, and abraham ligon. stanton was at the time 40 years .ld, burley, bearded, intense he was one of the leading lawyers of pittsburgh and had argued a few issues at the united states supreme court. but he was not yet a nationally .amous lawyer lincoln was somewhat older, 46 to be precise, tall, gaunt, clean-shaven. he was the leading lawyers illinois. but like stanton, not yet a national lawyer. he served one term as a whig member of congress. he recently tried and failed to secure the senate seat of illinois. stanton was a democrat and politics, an ardent obstinate democrat. although he had given some multiple speeches and chaired many a meeting, he was far less of a political figure than lincoln. stanton was at this time engaged to ellen hutchison, who became his wife a few months later. ellen saved the letters which stanton road to her during their engagement. to herhave -- wrote during their engagement. but we have in st

when i talk to people like manny padia, the border patrol sector chief in the rio grande valley, it's hard not to realize just how much is required, how many more resources we need to maintain situational awareness and operational control along the border. and i'll say this, madam president. the federal government has failed over the years to live up to its responsibility to maintain the security of our border. and so taxpayers in my state have to step up and fill the gap left by the failure of leadership at the federal government. but we have an opportunity to fix that in this legislation. following the parameters that the president has laid out for us. that's why during this week's debate, ensuring additional resources for border security is an essential piece of the puzzle. that includes not only in the areas between the ports of entry, but we have -- well, mexico is one of our largest trading partners. we have legitimate trade and whichers that flows back -- commerce that flows back and forth the border with mexico that supports five million american jobs. but unfortunately the ca

. >> you know kevin character in the manny. could you take your shirt off? it felt like that. >> in "fifty shades freed" jamie reveals his singing voice which is featured on the sound track. ♪ >> he could be in a boy band if he wanted to. he may have been. ♪ >> jamie was in a short lived uk band the sons of jim. >> i got her something framed from the red room which seemed like a good idea at the time. he reaction proved maybe it wasn't. >> oh, my god. >> did you keep it by any chance? >> it's in my garage. >> it's in the your possession. >> i can't put it in my house, maybe one day. probably not. >> did you take another souvenir? >> just my emotional trauma. >> which you'll have forever. >> i'll hold on to it fight tightly. >> i gotta go. i got more sight toss see and food to eat in paris before i come home. back to you guys. >> cameron, you are free in the city of lights. >> yes he is. >> this year's oscar nominees took their annual class photo. how cool is that. carly steel with me to talk about a pinch me moment. >> i would say that's true for allison

. - uh, manny and their son reuben are tight. in fact, i put in one of their closets. not that it matters, but it was the only structure to survive the fire. por favor , don't even say that word! in my country it is considered very, very bad luck when your house burns down.

. >> manny, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> for serving new york and this country. >> thank you. >> manny gomez, former fbi, nypd and marine. >>> let's highlight what president trump said this morning about the nra on twitter. ready for this? what many people don't understand or don't want to understand is that wayne, chris and the folks who work so hard at the nra are great people and great american patriots. they love our country and will do the right thing. make america great again, exclamation point. mr. president, that's not what i don't understand. what i don't understand is that the president of the united states makes a blanket statement about the nra, saying that they are great people. just like the president of the united states said the people -- there were some very fine people in charlottesville, yet the very same president has referred to black athletes as sons of bitches, and as people from developing countries, those developing countries, as s-holes. that, my president, is what i don't understand. >> the great people in this one are these heros, the first responde

police detective ted williams and manny gomez. once again, we see what we saw the police -- we saw the sheriff, we saw the fbi. we see first responders. you see everybody, the superintendent,nt the governor, the attorney general. everybody really all hands on decky today and it's days like today that you realize i was watching this all unfold why what i was on my radio show today, just how amazing these people are, but it's after-the-fact. do we need to reconsider safety for the schools? >> i think we do. but let me say from the beginning, the interview you just had with those two young women, we saw the best of america and those two young women. and when you look at the sky, nikolas cruz, you are seeing as the governor said, pure evil. this was a cold-blooded calculated carried out carnage massacre. we do have to start rethinking how we have guards and security in these various schools. the sad commentary is we cannot make our schools a prison. we did have a guard there. but if somebody is hell-bent on going at school and killing

this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana corona manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area because of corruption but it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and a building permit because there is a. who grabs those lands and serves as a buyer who is willing to buy regardless of the location of the property and there is a government official who is really ready to issue a bill to permit without due diligence in most of these ministries. employees are not paid there are no incentives. no equipment to do if it were there for people even when they have the skills and so it's difficult for them to perform. whole question is about making sure the governance system functions effectively and then you'll be in a position to address most of this problems the problems are compounded by resistance from local communities eager to make use of labs they consider and heritage fro

i talk to people like manny padilla who is the chief border patrol officer in the rio grande valley which is one of the most active regions in the country. his sector at times has been one of these is in the country with some 200,000 apprehensions a just in the rio grande valley itself.io grande i've seen the border firsthand of course and it is as fast and the train varies widely, portions where the rio grande river flows strongly to ones with its dried up, hardly any water at all m separate in, and yet still others that include 3200-foot cliffs along the riverbank, particularly out in, out in west texas. and i've had the opportunity to invite, is going to say big bend out in west texas pickup also the opportunity to welcome many of my colleagues who don't come from border states to my state so they canbe become better informed about the nature and the challenge of border security. when you spend time and speak to the local officials and people who live and work along the border you realize the scale of the challenge were facing in securing the border as well as combating the cartels and

police say at a manny johnson disappeared friday. she was last seen near the barnegat motel on route nine in barn nat township. she was wearing a black north face winter coat, pants and some brown timberland boots she's known to hang out near trenton and hamilton. >>> amtrak engineer in that deadly train crash in 2015 is now heading to trial. a up? has reinstated involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment charge against 34 year old brandon boss city january. last year a different judge throughout those charges ruling that the evidence pointed to a tragic accident and not negligence. pennsylvania prosecutors appealed and today judge catherine lewis ruled that the earlier judge was wrong. when the train round add curve at more than twice the speed limit it derailed and killed eight people and injured more than 150 others. >>> we are following breaking news out taiwan right now two people are dead and more than 200 are hurt after a powerful earthquake. authorities are reporting more than one is 40 missing. take a look at this vi

>> glor: manny, thank you very much. the national debate over how the protect school kids took place at the white house as the president met with state governors. here is white house correspondent and "face the nation" correspondent margaret brennan. >> i really believe i'd run in, even if i didn't have a weapon. >> reporter: president trump insisted he would have barged into the parkland school to save students under fire. >> i say the only way you stop it is retribution. i don't think you'll stop it by being kind. >> reporter: the president urged a roomful of governor to take up the n.r.a.-supported idea of arming educators and used a golf analogy to describe those who perform well under pressure. >> how come some people make the four footer and some people can't take their club back. >> educators should educate. they should not be foisted upon this responsibility of packing heat in first-grade classes. >> reporter: washington democratic governor jay inslee said teachers are not interested in firearms. >> i suggest we

>> glor: manny, thank you very much. the national debate over how to protect school kids played out today at the white house as the president met with state governors. here is white house edrrespondent and "face the nation" correspondent margaret brennan. >> i really believe i'd run in there, even if i didn't have a weapon. >> reporter: president trump mpsisted he would have personally barged into the parkland school to save students under fire. >> i say the only way you stop it is retribution. i don't think you'll stop it by being kind. t reporter: the president urged a roomful of governors to take up the n.r.a.-supported idea of arming educators and used a golf analogy to describe those who perform well under pressure. >> how come some people always make the four footer and some people under pressure can't even take their club back. >> educators should educate. they should not be foisted upon this responsibility of packing heat in first-grade classes. >> reporter: washington democratic governor jay inslee said teachers

manny. >> reporter: well, jeff, this afternoon, the broward county sheriff told us nikolas cruz took an uber to the school with his rifle packed in a soft, black bag. a report also shows that he told deputies he had additional loaded magazines hidden in a backpack. terrified students ran for their lives after witnessing classmates cut down by bullets. ( gunfire ) broward county sheriff scott israel: >> at 2:21:33, the suspect readed his rifle and began shooting into rooms. >> reporter: the sheriff said nikolas cruz began firing at four classrooms on the first floor. the suspected shooter then made his way to the second floor, shot one victim, then went to the third floor, where he dropped his dispriefl backpack. >> the suspect crossed fields and ran west, along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away fearing for their lives. >> reporter: cruz turned up at a walmart and bought a drink at a subway sandwich shop. after a brief stop at mcdonald's, he left at 3:01 p.m. as bullets rang out, students quietly hid wherever they could. >> hands, h

and that is one of the reasons why conspiracies about the parkland students thrive. lo glor: manny, you've been in diuch with social media companies about all of this that's going on. what are they telling you tonight? >> reporter: that's right. tutube said in a statement that it had removed one of the conspiracy videos from its "trending" section. facebook also said it will remove any content attacking the rectims. and we should also point out an aide here in florida was fired yesterday for sharing one of those conspiracies. >> glor: all right manuel bojorquez, thank you very much. >>> a security guard in southern california is credited with preventing a possible school attack. the gashed over-guard overheard a 17-year-old student saying he was going to shoot up a school. two ar 15 style handguns were found inside his home. turning overseas, two young syrian girls have posted haunting pleas for help. noor and alaa, ages 10 and eight, are believed to be trapped amid some of the worst bombing in the seven-year-old civil war. the assad regime, backed by russia, is trying to wipe out resistan

. >> glor: manny, you've been in touch with social media companies about all of this that's going on. what are they telling you tonight? >> reporter: that's right. youtube said in a statement that it had removed one of the conspiracy videos from its "trending" section. facebook also said it will remove any content attacking the victims. which and we should also point out an aide to here in florida was fired yesterday for sharing one of those conspiracies. . >> glor: all right manuel bojorquez, thank you very much. turning overseas, two young syrian girls have posted haunting pleas for help. noor and alaa, ages 10 and eight, are believed to be trapped amid some of the worst bombing in the seven-year-old civil war. the assad regime, backed by russia, is trying to wipe out resistance in giewt aoutside damascus. hundreds of civilians have been killed. a message posted by the girls today was interrupted by bombs. ( explosions ) >> glor: our charlie d'agata spoke to their mom today. the family has had no food for three days, calling it the hardest 72 hours of the war. in mexico today, surve

manny. >> reporter: well, jeff, the f.b.i. said that tip came from someone close to the shooting suspect, and it wasn't the first time someone tried to warn the agency about nikolas cruz. five and a half weeks before nikolas cruz allegedly gunned down 17 people at stoneman douglas high, the f.b.i. says it received a tip at a west virginia call center about the suspect's gun ownership, desire to kill people, and the potential of him conducting a school shooting. the tip did not get passed on to the miami field office for follow-up. now the attorney general wants a review of the failure, and florida governor rick scott is calling for f.b.i. director, christopher wrtomiami f.b.i. agb lasky. what would you say to people who belie f.b.i. missed a chance to prevent this tragedy? >> thential of the f.b.i. to miss something is alwa . we will be looking into where and how if something-- the protocol broke dow come back stronger than we ever >> reporter: it was the second time the f.b.i. received a tip. the other in november about a you

. >> glor: manny, thank you very much. cbs news did reach out to the f.b.i. today. we were told by-- that the bureau receives by phone and email more than 1,000 tips a e y, more than 360,000 a year, td only about two dozen employees to handle them. each day, about 100 tips are deemed actionable, which requires a follow-up by agents. the mueller investigation of election tampering has led to the first indictment of russians today. more than a dozen are charged with conspiracy to tamper with ele election process to undermine confidence in u.s. democracy. there is no allegation anyone in the trump campaign was involved. justice and homeland security ndrrespondent jeff pegues has details of today's indictment now. jeff. >> reporter: jeff, what we've enown about russian interference in the 2016 election has come mostly from intelligence agencies focused on national security. today, the justice department made clear that this is a criminal matter as well. >> the defendants allegedly thnducted what they called "information warfare against the united states." >> reporter: d

. >> manny, you have been in touch with, social media companies about all of this that's going on. what are they telling you tonight? >> that's right. youtube said in a statement it removed one of the conspiracy videos from its trending section. facebook says it will remove any content attacking the victims. we should also point out that an aide to a state representative here in florida, was fired yesterday, for sharing one of the conspiracies. >> manuel bojorquez, thank you very much. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. growing up, a lot of people judged me because of the way i look. "i thought all asians were good at math." "you all look the same to me." "no, where are you really from?" "9/11 was your fault." "how do you see out of such small eyes?" "go back to your country." i guess i wish that people knew... we are not all the same. we are not all the same. we are not all the same. >>> now, two young syrian girls are posted haunting pleas for help. noor and ala, 10 and 8 believed to be trapped amid some of the worst bombing in the seven-year-old civil war. at sad r

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was a little hurt because i just got traded so i was just enjoying the play with him so i was like manny just lost my buddy. he came in, stepped right in and we got it done. >> yes, you did get it done. >> now did you hear foles was traded about an hour ago >> i made that up. >> it seemed real to me. is there talk of that, youlee it >> yes. >> that is what everyone is now to, determine, what is going to happen with nick and carson. >> philly, it is too early. it i the super bowl. mvp is announced. disney contact use people come up dot line we practiced, >> tom brady thought he was going to do it. no, nick, you do it. he had his wife, which him. >> ♪ when you wis a star, makes no difference how are ♪ >> nick foles you and the philadelphia eagles have just won the super bowl what are you going to do next. >> i'm going to disney world. >> he did, he got on a plane and flew to orlando, florida, and then was honored with a parade route with mickey. >> he got to celebrate with mickey, mini, goofy, and look at him he got to bring his daughter only seven months old look at the crowd, they ha

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. >>> there is a new flu pill that could save the day, manny wish i had one of these right now. scientists say they are developing a experimental pill that kills the flu in, 24 hours. can you imagine? three times faster than tami flu and tamiflu just relieves the pain, right? the company, behind it says that the drugs fast response is killing off the virus, it is important because it stops spread from one person to the next. here's the bad news the pill won't be available in the united states until next year. >> at least we know it is coming. >> yeah. >> we need doctor mike in tomorrow to talk about that we have doctor oz on the show we can talk about it with him. >> doctor oz is in live today, okay. >>> with the super bowl 52 their last big moment as an eagle. >> i don't want to say good bye to anyone this one has been so great. >> you have to. up next we will look at who is going, who is staying with anthony gargano. going, who is staying with anthony gargano. oh, this winter going, who is staying with anthoin the state with more oh, ski mountains than any other, family fun re