natasha chen has more natasha chen has more natasha victims. natasha chen has more from parkland, florida. natasha... today we're learning more about some of the 17 victims that included a football coach. an athletic director. and young, fresh-faced students whose lives were tragically cut short.sot nicole bruner, marjory stoneman douglas high school student"coach feis has always been so nice and caring to me. every morning i walk into school he's there for me to say good morning to. every time he'd smile and wave. when a friend and i needed a ride to school, he took us back even though he didn't have to. he joked when he saw me, "oh no, not this one" and made me smile."other victims were also identified.sot sheriff scott israel/broward county, florida "carmen schentrup, meadow pollack, peter wang, nicholas dworet , christopher hixon. my very very special friend who i'm going to miss aaron feis luke hoyer alaina petty, jaime guttenberg , martin duque anguiano , alyssa alhadeff , helena ramsay, scott beigel, joaquin oliver , cara loughran, gina

natasha? >> all right, joe, thank he so much. >>> meantime two people were killed this morning in a head-on collision on route 202 in chester county. it happened just after 8:00 near mill lane and east whiteland township. police tell us a vehicle was traveling north in the southbound lanes and hit the second vehicle head on. both drivers were pronounced dead at the scene. route 202 south was closed for about seven hours while investigators cleared that accident. >>> also after what felt like eternity of rain seems most of that moisture is behind us. mild end to february does lie ahead. let's check in with meteorologist lauren casey tracking this soggy weekend we've been having. i was just talking to you laur lauren. like when are we ever going to seat sun again. >> i know. it's like we're all just walking around. >> like zombies. >> we haven't had any sunshine it is in the forecast it certainly has been over the last several days we've been dealing with the cloud cover, the dreary conditions a

natasha chen has more natasha chen has more from parkland, florida. natasha... today we're learning more about some of the 17 victims that included a football coach. an athletic director. and young, fresh- faced studentswhose lives were tragically cut short.sot nicole bruner, marjory stoneman douglas high school student"coach feis has always been so nice and caring to me. every morning i walk into school he's there for me to say good morning to. every time he'd smile and wave. when a friend and i needed a ride to school, he took us back even though he didn't have to. he joked when he saw me, "oh no, not this one" and made me smile."other victims were also identified.sot sheriff scott israel/broward county, florida "carmen schentrup, meadow pollack, peter wang, nicholas dworet , christopher hixon. my very very special friend who i'm going to miss aaron feis luke hoyer alaina petty, jaime guttenberg , martin duque anguiano , alyssa alhadeff , helena ramsay, scott beigel, joaquin oliver , cara loughran, gina montalto, and alexander schachter."carly novell survived

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we have been following the flakes for you all evening long as the storm made its way through our area. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on the ben franklin parkway. but we'll start with meteorologist lauren casey. >> we're dealing with things wrapping up. that's good news but boy what a mess of a night. check out some of these snowfall totals. all snow north and west of the city, ally allentown picking up 8.3, hamburg 7-inches, green lane and hainesport 2.2 and in philadelphia 1 inch of fresh snow. storm scan3 showing us the trend of this moisture scooting out, still lingering light rain showers right now down the shore but most of that energy and moisture is exiting off to the east so still couple of drips coming down in and around atlantic city up into coastal ocean county. we still have a couple of flakes flying up towards the poconos. secondary snow, little snow band working through carbon and monroe county will that continue to move off to the east but for the mos

. >> natasha brownies live in center city with her story, natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you both. philly fashion week did kick off, yesterday, and full swing right now as fashion show is underway right here at century 21 store in center city. there is a local designer who will be head lining her fashions tonight and she's not only feeling love locally but nationally as well. >> mt. airy native iris boner may be shy but her fashion designs are extremely bold. >> this was just working, you know, i felt it was a little bit more edgey. >> reporter: boner's expressive clothing line has messages of girl power and strong women is getting attention after cardi-b wore a deiron in this alexa commercial during the super bowl. >> what am i supposed to do. >> jacket, crazy. >> reporter: bone ernest rapper's stylist and made the jacket for the occasion, she recalls the moment she saw it on the big screen. >> i was like my god, in the commercial, i was like, i don't know, real quiet, real observe an, i can't believe that is my design. i was real proud. i'm quiet, lay back, i don't show mye moti

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we are now less than 24 hours away from kickoff and it's hard to tell who is more excited at this point the fans at home or the fans who made the journey to minneapolis. we have team three coverage for you all over the map tonight. let's head right to sports director don bell in minneapolis with some breaking sports news. don we just learned that eagles legend brian dawkins was tapped for the pro football hall of fame. >> yeah, weapon x gets the call to the hall. spent 13 seasons in philadelphia. he was a nine time pro bowler over all and when he played in the super bowl back in 2005, he played with terrell owens and t.o. is in as well on his third time of eligibility. we hope have some sound from those guys later on as the night goes on, again the announcement was made not too long ago. we hope to get some reaction. >>> now let's tell you what was a theme a little earlier today on the red carpet. yes, we're talking about the red carpet at the nfl honors ceremony here at the universit

natasha, let me start with you. we know, as you just heard mike memoli say, there is no doubt lawmakers are going to want to ask hope hicks about helping the president craft that response, once it was learned that donald trump jr. met with the crekrem n kremlin-linked attorney during the campaign. what do you think we're going to see today? >> that's really the key question i think they want to get to the bottom of, is what did hope hicks know about why this misleading statement was crafted, why was it left out entirely that this meeting was taken on the press of obtaining dirt on hillary clinton, what were the conversations like among -- between donald trump jr. and the president, and why did she tell a parentally -- why did she say during a conference call that the e-mails that donald trump jr. had exchanged with robert gold stostone, this music publicist, would never get out? was that an active obstruction or did she simply think no one would be able to access them? these are all questions they're going to want t

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. >>> it's been dreary few days or so across the philadelphia area and the soggy stretch does continue on this saturday. meteorologist lauren casey is live in the weather center tracking the system as it pretty much washes away our weekend. lauren. >> absolute does. we're stuck in this blocking pattern so we've had multi day event of rain coming down at times. getting little bit of a dry pocket right now is that so we get live look at center city philadelphia from our parkway library camera. still people out and about walk aig round but if you have plans to head out on the town tonight, be sure to pack along the umbrella because the rain is going to pick up in intensity become more widespread steady in nature it is going to be wet overnight period we'll take ugh over to the weather computer and show you doppler radar storm scan3 showing us light rain coming down across portions of berks county, lehigh valley and the poconos. philadelphia, south injuries

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. >>> 200 firefighters responded to the apartment building at third and chestnut streets this morning, and then the wack ways began. sending tenants from the building and people staying in the hotel next door outside into the cold. now the flames have been contained but more than 12 hours later, the fire fight does continue. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in old city tonight with more on how the fire is impacting the entire city block. joe? >> reporter: natasha, good evening the scene this morning was absolute chaos. right now a little more controlled still dozens of firefighters out here the city has brought in the lights it looks like it's going to be a very long night in fact just about five minutes ago, we could still see the visible signs of smoke blowing from the burned out building. the condos, the restaurants, all that made up this block here in the third and chestnut right now though firefighters continue to aim water cannons on the b

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the very latest on this investigation. >> reporter: can also still burned brightly in memory of the quick check employee who lost his life at work. on february 19th at 1:40 p.m. 35 year-old charles nieves a gaza tend ant at quick check at 300 brook of brunswick circumstance until lawrence ville, new jersey was struck by a gray nissan ultimate man in the parking lot. he was attempting to stop the driver after the nissan hit another car, in the lot and then just kept going. charles nievescalateer died from his injuries, suspect scene here in store surveillance video was on the lose. >> charles was trying to be a hero but he had to pay with his life. >> reporter: since the tragedy kimberly has made it her mission to be an advocate for victim's family and to get justice in this case. a total strange shore used facebook to make this vigil at quick check on wednesday night >> he was just someone that i pulled up to the tank and then just met, and when i was here to get gas, that is it, but, my connection became stronger with him when he passed,

we are joined now by natasha bertrand, staff write at the atlantic and jill wine-banks is still with us. natasha, the significance of your discoveries of wikileaks and roger stone. >> well, it just kind of undermines all of the assertions that roger stone made during the campaign that his communications with wikileaks and with julian assange took place primarily if not exclusively through a back channel. that was his main line of argument. he said, well, i never actually spoke to assange or wikileaks directly. it was always through some kind of intermediary who he later identified as this radio host. but now we see he actually was directly communicating with wick which ki le -- wikileaks on twitter. and the morning after trump won the election, wikileaks messaged him, well, are you happy now? we're much freer to communicate. when i asked stone he said the entirety of their communications, suggesting that there was actually more than this exchange that i was provided which was between october and november of 2016 would essentially exonerate him, would show that he had no knowledge, pr

natasha brownies in the satellite center with more on what we are learning, natasha. >> reporter: you know broward county sheriff's department has confirmed that a suspect is in custody linked to the deadly school shooting in park land, florida. his rest was captured on camera news helicopter here caught at rest from above as officers were handcuffing and placing the suspect into a police car. we have also now learned that the suspect is a former student and after being led into that car he was removed, quickly from the vehicle and placed on a stretcher where he was then taken to a local hospital. we have no further information on the identity, his condition or a motive behind this deadly school shooting. it is reportedly the 18th school shooting so far this year in this country and it is only mid-february. students ran from marjory stoneman douglas high school in park land, florida some with hands in the air or behind their head, as officers rushed to the scene. the early reports say as many as 20 may be injured, some of the victims were seen being loaded on to stretchers in to ambul

natasha chen is live in parkland this morning with the latest. marjory stoneman douglas high school, closed until further notice. the public school that was home to some 3-thousand students, now a crime scene. sot aidan minoff, freshman, marjory stoneman douglas high school"the first thing that popped into my mind was where is the shooter and where is he going next."at least 17 are dead and more than a dozen others injured after police say shooting suspect and former 19-year-old student, nikolas cruz, opened fired, as school was close to being dismissed for the day.sot marjory stoneman douglas high school student"he knows the school layout. he knows where everyone would be at as of right now. he's been at the fire drills. he's prepared for this stuff."investigators believe the suspect pulled the fire alarm to draw people out of school in order to kill as many as possible.cruz is expected in court today...as investigators look into the teen's troubled past and variety of gun and violence- related posts on social media. sot jonathan guimaraes, marj

that is very latest for new live from the sat center, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. >>> local members of the congress has taken to social media to talk about the florida shooting, pennsylvania congressman bob braid difficult not mix word. >> tweeted i'm ashamed to be a member of the u.s. house of representatives on a day where we have yet another school massacre. i'm disgusted and embarras that had we cannot protect our children. it is a total disgrace. >>> tom carper, democratic senator representing delaware wrote yesterday i'm praying for the families who lost their loved ones today but i may know prayers are not enough. congress must take action to dress our country's epidemic of gun violence. >>> pennsylvania senator pat toomey also tweeting yesterday offering his prayers, to the victims, the republican added my heart breaks for the students and loved ones of those affected by today's terrible school shooting, in florida. thank you to the first responders, for their swift, response. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the deadly

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good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. raindrops continues to fall a you will crock as the region but the heaviest rain is still ahead of us. lauren casey is live in the weather center tracking the latest. lots of green behind you. >> lots of green. we've been dealing with a stalled out frontal boundary really since thursday. keeping this like patchy mainly light to moderate rainfall around but we'll see a cold front that's going to help clear all of this moisture but but before that that we'll see heavier rainfall. storm scan3 still showing patchy light to moderate rainfall. baltimore, d.c. heavier rain, becoming more organized. that is lifting to the north and east. here is our weather system that is going to kick out that stalled frontal boundary, a very potent s see a line of showers and thunderstorms across portions of the mid south and midwest. we're not concerned about snowfall but we'll see quite a bit of rainfall moving in overnight tonight, maybe lulling you to sleep. widespread rain overnight, steady after midni

our natasha brown talk with a local pastor whose own ministry was greatly influenced by reverend graham, natasha. >> reporter: people all around the country and world are america loss of reverend billy graham, right now. his crusade touched millions have lives, around the world and impact a local minister right here in philadelphia. >> my heart was saddened to hear of the home going, the graduation to glory of the reverend doctor billy graham. >> reporter: for pastor ray marshall it feels like he who a friend and spiritual mentor passing of billy graham, his home, pastor williams has followed graham's teaching since he was just a teenager. >> i used to listen to him on television, i attended one of his crusade. >> reporter: he since hosting my hope initiative a few years ago at his church, nazareth baptist on cheltenham avenue. evangelist particular video program feature powerful message from his billy graham meant to inspire and spread the gospel. >> his message of hope, non- condemning but message of hope that inspired, millions all over the land. >> reporter: graham who preached to a

natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> natasha, thank you >>> president trump traveled to florida tonight to meet with those directly affected by the school shooting. the president and first lady met with victims of the shooting. they also thanked hospital staff for their life saving efforts. the president moved on to greet first responders the broward county sheriff's office thanking that may. >> sheriff bradley, one of the first responders >> great job. i heard about that, heard about you. >> thank you. >> we learned today that a month before the shooting, the fbi got a tip warning the suspect wanted to kill people, and was planning to carry out a school shooting. but the agency failed to act on it. florida governor rick scott is now calling on fbi director christopher ray to resign. . >>> a vigil was held in our area to honor those killed in the florida school should go. it was followed by a discussion focus on how to get elected officials to implement tougher gun control measures, greg argos is live in center city and you talked with those for against tougher gun laws in this

natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> natasha, thank you >>> president trump traveled to florida tonight to meet with those directly affected by the school shooting. the president and first lady met with victims of the shooting. they also thanked hospital staff for their life saving efforts. the president moved on to greet first responders the broward county sheriff's office thanking that may. >> sheriff bradley, one of the first responders >> great job. i heard about that, heard about you. >> thank you. >> we learned today that a month before the shooting, the fbi got a tip warning the suspect wanted to kill people, and was planning to carry out a school shooting. but the agency failed to act on it. florida governor rick scott is now calling on fbi director christopher ray to resign. . >>> a vigil was held in our area to honor those killed in the florida school should go. it was followed by a discussion focus on how to get elected officials to implement tougher gun control measures, greg argos is live in center city and you talked with those for against tougher gun laws in this

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>> reporter: they sure are natasha. you can actually hear some of the beeping going on in here coming from the registers. those last minute super bowl party shoppers are still being rung out. now this wegmans actually deci decided to stay open late. stay hope until about midnight for all those last minute shoppers to get everything they need to enjoy watching tomorrow's big game. >> one day away from the super bowl. and supermarkets are packed. >> we have to get like chips and dips and basically like cupcakes and just a bunch of fun comfy party food report roar this wegmans in cherry hill is just one example of all the last minute shopping going on. people picking up the chips and soda wings and all the super bowl party must haves. >> lunch meat, rolls, especially little bit of wine and little bit of beer and all the refreshments that what makes a happy, happy eagles game. >> reporter: it's clear at this supermarket at least that people today are not only getting what they need to enjoy tomorrow's big game -- >> fly, ea

natasha bertrand. the note that came out from the white house general counsel yesterday, don mcgahn explaining his reasons, president's reasons for not declassifying and releasing the democratic memo. what stood out to you? >> it's fascinating that they are, all of a sudden, very concerned about the fbi and the doj's potential objections to the democrats' memo. they didn't seem very concerned about the fact that the doj came out and described the nunes memo as extremely reckless, or the fact that the fbi issued a very rare statement saying that they had very grave concerns over the nunes memo being declassified and released to the public. one thing that stood out to me about that statement was just that they said that there was going to be a review period and that the trump administration would essentially take the doj and the fbi's recommendations and have the documents sent back to the intel committee to make the appropriate redaxs. of course, that stands in stark contrast to what the trump administr

. >> natasha brownies in the satellite center with more on what we are learning tonight, natasha. >> reporter: we are certainly learning more about the time line surrounding the suspect's movements at this point. he was dropped off in a uber at the high school and left in the kay uses of the students fleeing the scene. he also went to the wal-mart, purchased a drink at a subway and sat down at a mcdonald's for a bit. about an hour or so after the shooting took place police say they caught up with him in carol springs where he was arrested without incident. >> are you nick laws jacob cruz. >> reporter: yes i am. >> reporter: cruz arrived for his first court experience in broward county as a profile emerges of a troubled past. >> you will be held without one until further order of the court. >> reporter: classmates recalled the 19 year-old threatening other students and bragging about killing animals , before he was expelled from marjory stoneman douglas high school for disciplinary reasons and now charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. the victims in wednesday's shooting inclu

and chad natasha battle reports thin december the french president held a fundraising conference for the g five sile force back then a promise of one hundred million dollars by saudi arabia added money already pledged by the e.u. france and the us but just over half of the five hundred million dollars targeted was raised the funding shortfall prompted the president of one of the so-called g. five nations to call for more support earlier this month literature. is that this force be operational the international community whose serious decisions in libya have had disastrous consequences for the security of our countries must show greater solidarity with the silent. the joint military force known as to five was launched last year by the leaders of new share picking a fast so charred mali and mauritania backed by france its five thousand troops will work alongside un peacekeepers in mali and french soldiers already deployed in syal its mission is to stop cross border attacks from armed groups including boko haram and affiliates of al qaida and eisel as well as crack down on weapons and p

live and as natasha mentioned u.s. vice president mike pence says prepare to travel to south korea to represent the u.s. at the games the full flying in hand dressed military personnel at an air base in japan where he spoke about the north korea crisis. within less than thirty days last year the regime launched two missiles here over germany's territory and conducted in the same period of time another nuclear test. north korea's continued threats have stirred the united states of america to act and we will continue to act with vigilance and resolve as our lodestar. a weather update is next and then has donald trump to monson and to stop or chain immigration to the us will examine the similar way his arm family lives in america and the search for survivors intensifies an instant taiwan after an earthquake leaves buildings on the one called collapse. hello wednesday is a very windy day in the western med is that a bowl of cloud the originated as a snow bearing bore of kind of a spade now brings rain rain to italy to sard

go live now to our correspondent his at the one of the winter olympics venue is china occurs when is natasha going insane or tasha i'm just wondering whether these two interesting leaders a very of these two delegations have any chance of meeting. i think that's going to be a big no in fact this south korean government has said that unlike when u.s. vice president mike pence and the north korean delegation with kim jong un sr were here for the opening ceremony that this time during the closing ceremony the south koreans are going to make attempts to avoid any kind of encounters or awkwardness you mention the general that's leading this eight member north korean delegation he is generating a lot of controversy and martine it's part of a bigger wave of public discontent that we have been seeing and hearing since president moon began pushing an engagement policy with north korea at the beginning of the year this general is a hard liner and as you mentioned he's believed to have been responsible for attacks against south koreans most notably the sinking of a warship in twenty ten forty six sailo

. >> and finding their way to philad natasha brown at philadelphia in airport you'll hear to them that they will be no where else but tomorrow's parade coming up. >>> and during tomorrow's celebrating how cities e ms workers are preparing for they think will be owes health problems among millions of fans. >> i know many are saying this is a good thing parade wasn't today, it is everything out there cbs-3 mobile weather watcher is on the road, checking conditions find out how long rain when "eyewitness news" at 5:00 continues. you can get all this food for only $4 dollars. two pancakes. two strips of bacon. two eggs. if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. but you didn't ask me. mind my own business. denny's $4 dollar everyday value slam. available at dennys.com. ♪ your heart doesn't only belong to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your hear to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and o

and natasha bertrand, staff writer at the atlantic. harry lipman, i want to go to what leads like a novel legal theory, that as a "new york times" reports, the president's lawyers are thinking that mr. mueller lacks the legal standing to question mr. trump about some of the matters that he is investigating, like the president's role in providing misleading response to the "new york times" and even the president's role in talking to james comey about the flynn case. >> well, novel is one word for it. i think a better word would be muddled and meritless. they seem to be confused between potential defenses that they could offer and the potential right or in this case obligation to answer questions in the first place. it's straightforward that somebody has to answer questions. there's a special case about the president that i'm sure we'll get to. but they're completely confused in thinking that just because they might have some valid claim on the merits that that somehow might mean mueller could seek and require their questioning. it's jus

what they found the must have toys, natasha chen got to see them. >> reporter: kids don't know they want this yet. but take a good look at the googly eyes. this is likely to be on your child's wish list, the more you touch and play with it, the more it reacts. >> it keeps the price point down. $15. pet play and games rn classic trends taking new twists this year. >> this moments have the game category it's been up double digits from two years ago. >> reporter: on trend from 2018. toilet humor. molding poo dough and picking up snot. and there's the teaching toys, we my loopy is an inter active robot. >> they can drag and drop. >> reporter: who decides what's goes ons the store shelves. 7500 buyers walking the halls. >> discover the toys, strike deals and ask for a color change. >> reporter: what they pick will be the winners your kids will be begging for. in new york, i'm natasha chen reporting. >> 5:57 a.m., much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, getting older doesn't have to be a negative thing. we'll introduce you to a local senior who has made aging a happen occasion. >>

natas natasha. >>> a u.s. senator is urging tinder to resolve security issues immediately after the report revealed vulnerables. >> they were able to take control of profile pictures the user sees and swap them for advertising. >> he wants them to swipe right on user privacy and to make fixes as soon as possible. >>> u.s. intelligence chiefs are warning america to stay away from using phones from china's leading two tech companies. way way and zte may be compromised. they investigated both companies and they're influenced by the chinese government. both brands are trying to make inroads in the u.s. and sold by best buy and walmart. >>> next, many of us got an income tax break but president trump is signaling he might be okay increasing another tax. >>> the deadly shooting rampage in florida, the hero coach who likely gave his own life to protect the students during the attack. >>> here at the live desk, i'm tracking new details emerging overnight about the alleged shooter. plus, we're live in florida with the

our natasha brownies also out there, she has been hanging out with the fans all day long , natasha. >> good evening, you guys, it has died down. i should go where greg argos is, party is hopping over there we are at 777 south broad street at broad and fitzpatrick we have been hovered above the crowd and they have been engaging us from down below, ukee, jessica and don. they have been giving us a cheer when we give a thumbs up they give us a fly eagles fly or eagles chant. been a great day. as you can see broad street is back opened, some fans are trickling behind us, here heading home or to other destinations at this point. party still going on somewhere anyway, every place along the parade, as we have mentioned throughout the entire day and as you have seen and chronicled throughout the day it has been a special spot special moments for everyone, lets take you back to our very special moment here as we were here on this third floor balcony the roar of the crowd, was unbelievable, as soon as you saw the eagles players coming through they finally made their way to our spot broad and fi

natasha, are you surprised by this. >> not particularly. i'm surprised the trump administration would take this kind of representational risk and do something so completely obvious. you had the doj come out with a letter that essentially said that the fbi and doj had grave concerns and the fbi had its own at the same time saying they had gave concerns about the release of the nunes memo and its potential impact on "uss national security. devin nunes did not even show his memo to the fbi and doj before he gave it to the white house. there was no vetting by the doj and fbi of the nunes memo and trump essentially declassified it immediately and saying a day later it vindicated him. when it comes to the democrats rebuttal written by adam schiff and adam schiff is the one who has actually seen the underlying fisa application that these memos are based on, nunes has not seen the material, trump all of a sudden is very concerned about the impact it could have on national security. he's all of a sudden very concerned with the doj and the fbi's inpu

. >> good morning, reggie and natasha. the ceo of dick's sporting goods says it's a staunch supporter of the second aemt amendment. we must keep them safe. the news policies are going into effect immediately. stack says that they removed assault-style rifles from the dick's stores after the sandy hook massacre but making that policy permanent. they're removing the same weapons from the sfeeld and stream source. dick's says they will no longer sell high capacity magazines to anyone under 21 years of age regardless of local laws. ceo spoke to george stephanopoulos. and is ready for the backlash. >> we know it won't make anyone happy. when we look at what the kids and the parents and the heroes in the school, what they did and our view was if the kids can be brave enough to organize like this, we can be brave enough to take these out of here. >> edward stack says the alleged parkland florida school shooter bought a gun at dick's in 2017. it was not the gun used in the shooting, but they're not -- you can see the interview on

and what's been the political fallout from this case in south korea natasha. well let's bear in mind that this is the first time in south korean history that a president has not only been impeached but a president has been removed from power and trey is believed to have played a clip a critical role in the unraveling of president pocs presidency and analysts say that really this is not the first time that a south korean president has grappled with corruption charges that it's really the system that is flawed and there's a thinking that goes that two things there need to be reforms that make it difficult for those to have access to the president those who are allowed to work in the presidential blue house that's the south korean equivalent of the white house and that constitutional reforms need to be in place so that it limits the power of the presidency natasha thank you the north korean leader kim jong un says he's satisfied with the talks held this week with south korea on the sidelines of the winter olympics is influential system was part of a north korean

can and so natasha i mean the choreography of this they're getting down to the nitty gritty everything they're looking after everything even right down to the symbolism of what's on the different menus today. yes oddly enough that has actually been a topic of coverage in the south korean menu one of the items served was a fish dish that swims between the two koreas and its preparation requires a freezing and thawing another thing that was fixated on by the south korean media is a document that was placed on the desk in front of kim jong un sister kim yo jiang as she was meeting with south korean president moon j. in it has only fueled speculation that perhaps there's a letter from the north korean leader to president moon and that perhaps it's also an invite for president moon to visit north korea now this is an opportunity that president moon is seizing upon he's hoping to utilize the pyongyang winter olympics as a launching pad to reboot intercourse and relations after a very tense twenty seventeen this is an issue near and dear to his heart as the son of north korean refugee parents

became a fascination there and chad let's go to our correspondent let's hear from our correspondent natasha finn december the french president held a fundraising conference for the g five sile force fact then a promise of one hundred million dollars by saudi arabia added money already pledged by the e.u. france and the u.s. but just over half of the five hundred million dollars targeted was raised the funding shortfall prompted the president of one of the so-called g. five nations to call for more support to leave this month. it is urgent that this force be operational to the international community whose serious decisions in libya have disastrous consequences for the security of our countries must show greater solidarity with the silent. the joint military force known as t. five was launched last year by the leaders of new share picking a fast so charred mali and mauritania backed by france its five thousand troops will work alongside un peacekeepers in mali and french soldiers already deployed in syal its mission is to stop cross border attacks from armed groups including boko haram and a

good evening, i'm natasha brown, thank you so much for joining us, 400 firefighters responded to the apartment building at 3rd and chestnut streets today after flames began earlier this morning first responders were forced to evacuate, more than 160 people hours after they tamed the flames the building continued to smoulder forcing firefighters to set up a possible collapse zone, joel holden is in old city with more on how damage is impacting the tire block. joe. >> reporter: nash, and the perimeter for this collapse as they sets it up just out of protection stretches cross chestnut street basically where the firefighter was walking. i was speaking to some personnel. one gentleman tells me he's been here since 8:00 this morning, the second are rolling in on second day's shift out here, some guys were already here yesterday. they are now back again for another tour, they continue to douse the building, looking for hot spots, there is one remaining hose left charged the hot spots high above high grounds on the revoloof making the fire is extinguished. >>> the fire department ordered a

>> reporter: natasha, good evening. all of those 35 passengers are back on their way after that unscheduled stop here at the pennsylvania delawar

natasha, are you prisurprised b this. >> not particularly. i'm surprised the trump administration would take this kind of representational risk and do something so completely obvious. you had the doj come out with a letter that essentially said that the fbi and doj had grave concerns and the fbi had its own at the same time saying they had gave concerns about the release of the nunes memo and its potential impact on "uss national security. devin nunes did not even show his memo to the fbi and doj before he gave it to the white house. there was no vetting by the doj and fbi of the nunes memo and trump essentially declassified it immediately and saying a day later it vindicated him. when it comes to the democrats rebuttal written by adam schiff and adam schiff is the one who has actually seen the underlying fisa application that these memos are based on, nunes has not seen the material, trump all of a sudden is very concerned about the impact it could have on national security. he's all of a sudden very concerned with the doj and the fbi's inpu

chuck rosenberg, former senior fbi official and msnbc contributor and also with me natasha bertrand staff writer at "the atlantic." help me understand the import of what happened yesterday, this plea that rick gates copped yesterday in washington. >> david, it's a big deal. as you know, mr. gates was there for a lot of stuff. he was on the campaign. he was on the transition. he knows the folks around trump. he talks to them. at least he talked to them. and he has a lot of information to provide. it's really important to remember that there are a lot more than four cooperators. there's dozens of people who know pieces of this story and all of them are providing information important to the investigation. the four cooperators have pled guilty. >> natasha, let me read the statement we gotrom rick gates yesterday. despite my initial desire to vigorously defend myself, i've had a change of heart. the reality of how long this process will take, and the circus-like atmosphere of an anticipated trial are too much. i will better serve my family moving forward by exiting this process. when you look

going to name is joining us for more on this she is live in cancun this is not the first time natasha that there have been rumors of talks between the north. and the u.s. what happened previously. yes this is the second time the united states has heard that the north koreans were interested interested in dialogue during the weekend of the opening ceremony u.s. vice president mike pence was prepared to have a secret meeting with the north korean delegation here at that time the delegation was led by kim jong sister kim it was a historic arrival here in south korea for her it was the first time a member of the ruling kim family had stepped foot on south korean soil since the war so the meeting was arranged by the south koreans they were the intermediary it was supposed to take place at the presidential blue house in seoul only the north koreans and the americans would attend two hours before that meeting the north koreans backed out ostensibly they might have been upset because earlier that week vice president pence had talked about another round the strongest round yet of sanctions com

one of the by lines on this report is our friend katy tur who joins us now along with natasha bertrand, intelligence and national security writer for the atlantic. kimberly atkins chief washington reporter for the boston herald. jeremy peters reporter with "the new york times". and from washington chuck chosen berg, former u.s. attorney, former cia official. now lucky for us an msnbc contributor. katie, let's start with you. unbelievable reporting and an unbelievable picture of the specificity with which bob mueller is piecing together the entire campaign. >> his significance in the reporting, it felt like the investigation was moving on to asking not whether donald trump coordinated or colluded with russia, but wloehether or not h obstructed justice once he got into office. those are the threads that we had been following. that's what we had been hearing about. this points us back in the original direction, which is did donald trump himself potentially work behind the scenes to coordinate the release of those e-mails. that july 27th press conference is one that i was at, and that comm

verdict, lets go live to natasha brown at the criminal justice center in center city, natasha. >> reporter: jury deliberations began at 2:30 this afternoon and they just wrapped up a short time ago, after two and a half hours of deliberating this jury of nine women and three men found the defendant guilty on all counts again, jury deliberating for two and a half hours today this were determining the fate of three two-year old edward archer charged with the ambush shooting of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett on january 7th, 2016 in west philadelphia he claims he shot the officer in the name of ice is and jury saw overwhelming evidence by the prosecution, crime scene, video, photos as well as gun used in clothing worn by the defendant. they have even seen the actual bullet riddled car door of office are hartnett from his patrol car that night and they heard from officer hartnett as he took the stand for the prosecution. now the defense presented no real case here as archer had continued to not cooperate with his court appointed attorneys. we did speak with one of his attorneys a sh

natasha, are you surprised by this? >> not particularly. i'm surprised the trump administration would take this kind of representational risk and do something so completely obvious. you had the doj come out with a letter that essentially said that the fbi and doj had grave concerns and the fbi had its own at the same time saying they had gave concerns about the release of the nunes memo and its potential impact on u.s. national security. devin nunes did not even show his memo to the fbi and doj before he gave it to the white house. there was no vetting by the doj and fbi of the nunes memo and trump essentially declassified it immediately and saying a day later it vindicated him. when it comes to the democrats rebuttal written by adam schiff and adam schiff is the one who has actually seen the underlying fisa application that these memos are based on, nunes has not seen the material, trump all of a sudden is very concerned about the impact it could have on national security. he's all of a sudden very concerned with the doj and the fbi's inpu