neither broward nor the fbi followed up. so, while everybody is denouncing the nra or trashing president trump in the wake of the sickening school shooting, activists might think that although it's fun to get the coverage opt evening news or be the subject of an exciting viral video for your speech in front of the capitol, you're only hurting your own cause if you refuse to acknowledge, really focus on the fact that we actually didn't need new laws to stop cruz. we needed to follow the proper policing on the state and federal levels because had those -- that policy, those protocols actually been conducted, cruz would have been prevented from carrying out the parkland carnage. he probably wouldn't have been able to get a gun in the first place. sheriff scott israel, after all of this, look, he should have packed his desk as soon as he learned of deputy peterson's failure on his watch. the shooter was not confronted in the building. instead of passing the buck and grant standing against the nra, that's what a good sheriff woul

in 2013 broward county and their new school superintendent robert runcie had a novel idea. lower school expulsions and arrests by reducing police involvement. sounds simple. they called it the promise program. appreciating recidivism through opportunities, mentoring, intervention, support, and education. quite an acronym. you see, in 2011 into 2012 school year. broward had the highest public school related arrest record in the state more than 1,000 kids in that year alone were arrested. the obama administration education secretary arne duncan and attorney general eric holder were so impressed by the promise plan it inspired their own new national guidelines. >> as it stands far too many students. far too many students across this country are diverted from the path to success by unnecessarily harsh discipline policies and practices that exclude them from school for really minor infractions. too often, so-called zero tolerance policies, however well intentioned they might be, make students feel unwelcomed in their own schools. they disrupt the learning process. and they can h

under broward county school policies pursuant to something they call the promise program sereporting a student, dangerous one, to law-enforcement is the six step, step six in their plan. therefore i intend to propose changes to the federal youth promise program so that the school district plan under this program does not delay and does not discourage law enforcement from being alerted to dangerous and violent or hazardous behavior. fourth, we to strengthen back contacts and that is why a friend of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle pushing for the immediate passage of fixed next. somethingat that will require and incentivize every state to fully report relative information to financial background check database. a background check is only as good as the information that is on it and this deranged killer was able to buy guns on ten separate occasions because he would have passed any back on track because none of the steps that was known about it was reported that system. next week i will be joining a bipartisan group led by senators toomey and senator through it will require the

adding to the chaos, there were separate 911 systems used by the broward county sheriff's office and the coral springs police department, meaning they couldn't communicate with each other. coral springs police: "39 white male rotc uniform. burgundy shirt. last seen in the three story building north parking lot."the police spotted the gunman, but couldn't relay that critical information.natsot / sheriff's office: "does he know where the shooter is? we don't know but we are entering the building in front of the 13 building."these tapes - just a fraction of what happened that awful day - a glimpse of the confusion, panic and tragedy that struck parkland. ( marty ) that was alexander marquardt reporting. ( marty ) the trump administration wants to ban bump stocks...which transforms rifles to fully automatic weapons. the justice department's regulation would label the device as a machine gun forbidden under federal law. the move was expected after president trump ordered officials to work toward a ban following the florida school shooting. the proposal still needs approval from the office

but the school district it was well known danger to the broward sheriff's office. he was a well known danger to his neighborhood. he was also the subject of two separate and specific warnings so law enforcement agencies are called to the broward sheriff office last november a call to fbi hotline in january in essence we're always telling people if you see something, say something. people sauce something. and people said something. and otherer people saw it as wel over a course of time and yet somehow this deranged and violent individual was able to pass a background check. and purchase not one but ten separate firearms and this deranged violent individual able to walk right into the school a few minutes before dismiss to take the lives of 17 innocent floridians. this is tragedy is as a result of a massive multisystemmic failure. a failure involving federal agency it is, state agencies, local authorities, who all -- failed to both o identify the threat that he posed, and coordinate a response to stop him before b he took action. and it is this failure i hope we'll f

for example, the broward county swat team. the broward county crime scene and the canine unit and the coral springs police departments that selflessly went inside not knowing if the sheriff was inside or not. those guys have been the forgotten topic on this and mr. cruz is suddenly not the topic of the conversation. it's about whether something did or did not happen. weave need to move past that to move forward with the healing process down here. >> martha: sheriff, thank you very much. and obviously we will, you know, i know no one wants to hear these calls and see these tapes in many ways. they have to be seen and heard as you point out in order to determin where the accountability lies and get to the stage where we can learn valuable lessons from what happened here. sheriff, good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: also tonight, the search for answers continues as parkland students and staff bravely reenter their school for day two. my next guests know all too well what they go through. former columbine and teacher paula r

jeff the president of the broward county police benevolence association. he joins us tonight. jeff, thanks a lot for coming on. you heard matt finn read the email he received from an officer. you probably know the person, saying he was in effect heart broken to hear that tape. what was your reaction to i it? >> >> i listened to the tapes and also in receipt of of a chronology of events that came out from the broward's sheriff's office with four different sources. the video crawl springs fires and coral springs police and dispatch. >> how did this happen? i don't understand how people, authorities with firearms on the scene never entered the building while people were being murdered. do you? >> no. i can't explain that. >> tucker: can you guess as to what might have happened? have you ever seen anything like this before? >> no, i haven't. and i just don't understand where the one video has the school resource deputy at the administration building then heading towards building 12 and then taking up a position outside the building 12. that's on the chronology of events. that's al

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let me read to you what the broward sheriff's office said in its fact-check on body cameras. any suggestion that paris got israel or any other deputy from broward sheriff's office ordered body cameras to be turned on prior to entering the schools is false. what's your reaction to that? we have two well-placed sources tell us that in fact it was the case that they were told not to enter unless they had their body cameras on. >> i think this just further affirms the union's position that we are calling for the broward sheriff's office to be totally transparent in this investigation to release the information out there because by releasing parts of this information that they have today just further creates more speculation that there is some hidden truth back there. there may or may not be, but it sure does give the appearance that something is being hidden from the public. >> laura: mark, there seems to have been quite a lag in the sheriff's office releasing these clarifications fact checks. an enormous pressure scott israel to resign given the repeated visits to the household,

every school in broward. anyone that knows anything about firebombs knows that when you shoot a firearm, smoke is going to come out of the firearm. it expels smoke, so when that happens, it sets the smoke detectors off, so think about that. the guy shoots a few shots, it sets the fire alarm off and then you got someone in the office calling a code red. that's a failed system because none of the teachers could hear over the intercom when the fire alarms going off and if someone knew that about anything about security, they would know that that would never work, so that's another thing of incompetence but i figured out the last few days. >> martha: thank you very much, we're going along this journey that you're on to try to make our schools more hardened and safer with protocols that actually work and this is a tough video to watch and i understand you haven't watched it, but you listen to it. >> we are working on things, we are going to make the school safe. >> martha: we thank you for being here tonight, take

>> no, it's just a few minutes released by the broward county sheriff's office. it was heavily edited. what we have heard in the last couple of days is radio transmissions released not just by the broward county sheriff's office but also by the coral springs police department which is right next door of course. their officers responded quickly to the scene. there has been some criticism that the inaccurate information as seen by some of those officers in coral springs pd, that the inaccurate information as their former police chief has said, that peterson gave them, that caused them to hang back and in the radio transmissions you hear scot peterson telling responding officers to stay 500 feet away from the building. certainly a lot of questions of whether that instruction may have hurt the police response and in the end may have prevented some of those officers coming in and confronting the gunman. we know that confessed gunman cruz within the next few minutes had left the school and was able to escape, mingling with some of those students that were fleeing in te

the committee also will invited broward county official scott israel to testify, and he has declined. i have seen that sheriff all over the television discussing the shooting, and so it is disappoint ing th disappointing that he has refused to speak to the country through this committee. michael carroll, the secretary of the florida department of schools and family was invited. his department investigated and interviewed the shooter before the shooting, and he, too, dropped the ball. he, too, has are refused to the attend the hearing. and by thumbing their noses sheriff israel, a tnd the secretary have let the american people down and the citizens of florida that they serve. as we will discuss during the hearing, broward county sheriff, and the department of child and families are integral to the parkland fact pattern, and that fact-pattern is of course, as you all know, very, very disturbing, and in september of 2017, the shooter posted a comment on a youtube video that read, quote, i'm going to be a professional school shooter, end of quote, and the creator of the video flagged the

under broward county school policies the program reporting a dangerous person to law enforcement are specific in their plans. therefore t i propose changes to the federal ram so that a school district plan under this program does not delay and does not discourage law enforcement for being alerted to the dangers of violent or hazardous behavior. 430 to strengthen back rent checks and that's why i've joined of my colleagues on both sides about pushing for the many passages fix nics something that will work why federal agencies incentivize every state to fully report relevant information to the national background check database because a background check is only as good as the information that is on it and this deranged killer was able to buy guns on 10 separate occasions because he would have passed any and every background check because nothing was reported to that system. we must begin to prosecute the purchase of guns by people prohibited from doing so. next week i hope to be joining a bipartisan group led by senators toomey and coons and the bill which will require the fbi to noti

and the broward county heriff's department knew it. yet despite the fact that each of thieves agencies were fully authorized and empowered to take action well before tragedy struck, not one of them fulfilled their duty. the testament of their failure is 17 dead children and teachers. 17 more with life-altering injuries, a burden we must bear forever. add to this failure the failure to warn the parents of the students. by this action or inaction, we were rendered powerless to fulfill our most sacred trust s parents. protect our children. forgive me, then, if i don't -- if i do not believe government ultimate solution. tion. our trust in our institutions and our office holders is deeply shaken. our broken hearts cry out every moment of every day for the rest of our lives. so what is the solution? the legislation passed in florida is a good start. and there must be more done to secure our schools. legislation being considered in this body will continue on the efforts begun in florida. and i call on congress to pass this legislation. follo

i was sitting on that stage with the broward county sheriff. i askedhest questions this man, how did you fail 39 times? he was caught taking bullets and knives in a backpack to the school. he had threatened repeatedly to shoot up his school. he was out there in plain sight using his name on social media accounts. you sending messages to students that filing the florida state statute. the sharp that have had him involuntarily committed. why didn't it? why didn't you? is not the nra's job. that is yours. am joining nra tv and i really excited about bringing stories that matter. by the way, if anybody at the on york times needs a fresh what this means, i will be at the nra tv but later on this afternoon. we can also a slinky what anglo-saxon heritage also means and a discussion of law enforcement and all of that. i know that was a big obstacle for a lot of people in media as well. i do not want to cut into the vice president's time. i will leave you with a couple of point of advice here. always remember, politics is downstream from pop-culture. if

do you think if the broward county sheriff's office had done-things different think this shooting may not have happened? >> if ifs and buts were candy and nuts, o.j. simpson would still in the record books. jesse: wake up, shaffer, you sound ridiculous. and barbra streisand blamed the parkland shooting on president trump. she says i think the shooter was affected because trump brings out the violence in people. apparently the president brings it out the stupidity in you. she floated out this conspiracy theory. i really believe she won the election. i talked to senators from michigan and wisconsin. i do believe, like i believed during bush, they were playing the voting machines. our producers called wisconsin and michigan and they say they have never spoken to barbara before. >> in terms of the bonus corporate america receives versus the crumbs they are giving to workers to kind of put the smooze on is so pathetic. jesse: earth to nancy, when you are worth $45 million, $1,000 is crumbs. but when you are making $80,000 a year like most of families, $1,000 is a loaf, not a crumb. chuck s

. >> today rick scott >>the president of the broward county police association. thanks a lot for coming on. you heard matt finish read the email he received from an officer. you probably know the person saying he was heartbroken to hear that tape. what was your reaction to it? >> well, i listened to the tape and i'm in receipt of a chronology of events. >> how did this happen? i don't understand how people, authorities with firearms on the scene never entered the building while people were being murdered. do you? >> no, i can't explain that. >> can you guess what might have happened? >> no. i don't understand why the one video has the school resource deputy at the building and then heading towards building 12 and taking up position outside of building 12. that's on the chronology of events and also on the video. >> it seems like at least some of these guys knew there was shooting inside the building. you don't want to impugn people's motives, but other than cowa cowardice, what would be the explanation for that? >> i don't know. the coral springs police departmen

that's according to the broward county sheriff's office. that's quite a number when you think about this community, which only has about 31,000 people in it, and, of course, a number of people had gone up to the nation's capital. what they did was gather this morning just after 10:00, had some rally, had some speeches, and made their way down about a mile from here, where marjory stoneman douglas high school is, and had a moment of silence there. many of them spoke very, very eloquently, passionately, about this subject. take a listen to what one person had to say. >> when you heard about what happened here in broward county, and this is your community, when you heard about what happened here, what went through your mind? >> i cried. i cried, because we're in the greatest nation on earth, and we get so upset about terrorists, but it doesn't seem we get upset enough about the kinds of laws we have to make our own people safe. >> and that's the thing here, craig. they do not want to lose sight of this with all of these rallies and marches. th

tough stuff. >> broward county deputy sheriff jeff bell he is also president of the broward sheriff's office deputy's association. sheriff bell, thank you for coming on with us tonight. take us through your thoughts when you first heard this audio as we are now hearing it tonight. >> i'm shocked at the audio because the audio 100 percent contradicts what former deputy peterson said, that he did not know where the shots were coming from in the beginning and that his lawyer even sent him a press rethought the shots were outside in his own words is he describing where the gunshots are coming from inside the 1200 building. he is calling that out multiple times. for the life of me i cannot understand why he would tell the responding deputies to stay at least 500 feet away. his commands at that point should have been we need to get units in here a sap and form a team to get inside this building to stop the loss of life. >> sandra: had he responded differently that day, we would be looking at a completely different outcome. do you think? >> do you think? >> i think if he acted differently an

adding to the chaos, there were separate 911 systems used by the broward county sheriff's office and the coral springs police department, meaning they couldn't communicate with each other. coral springs police: "39 white male rotc uniform. burgundy shirt. last seen in the three story building north parking lot."the police gunman, but couldn't relay that critical natsot / sheriff's office: "does he know where the don't know but we are entering the building in front of the 13 building." these tapes - just a fraction of what happened that awful day - a glimpse of the confusion, panic and tragedy that struck parkland. (justine) that was alexander marquardt reporting. those tapes are just a fraction of the chaos and confusion that happened that day. ( justine ) the trump administration is proposing to ban bump stocks...which allow guns to replicate fully automatic weapons. the justice department's regulation would label the device as a machine gun forbidden under federal law. the move was expected after president trump ordered officials to work toward a ban following the florida school sh

here is what the president of the broward county w union said. >> which is a higher priority to get a staging aimer area up fow enforcement and instead of sending people in. people need to be held accountable, because that precious time loss could have saved lives. >> the broward county sheriff's office active shooter policy indicates the policy is to enter the structure to preserve life. staging the perimeter is not listed as a priority. all of the allegation seemed backed up by a copy of the dispatch call log obtained by fox news which appears to indicate several commands for deputies to stage or form a perimeter when calls were still going across the radio that the shooter's i.d. and whereabouts were unknown. what some sources say was still an active shooter situation. at least two say that staging eventually has to happen at every emergency and active shooter scene, so perhaps it wasn't a bad call. we reached out to to the broward county sheriff's office and also to the florida department of law enforcement which is investigating the sheriff's office, and both agencies say they ca

the broward county sheriff's office released an edited 27 minutes of surveillance video today. the footage shows marjory stoneman douglas high school on the afternoon of the valentine's day massacre.. in it-- you see broward school resource officer scot peterson responding to the initial call of shots fired. peterson appears in an exterior hallway... where he says he took up a tactical position. inside, a former student shot and killed 17 people.authorities said peterson was armed but stayed outside the building. he even told other officers to stay away.scot peterson: "broward do not approach the 12 or 1300 building. stay at least 500 ft away at this point." in a statement-- the broward sheriff's office -- said peterson's actions "were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation." but they say-- " peterson chose to resign and immediately retired rather than face possible termination." (steve)back here in california. the entire student body at seaside high school headed to the gymnasium for a walkout day assembly -- organized by a student passionate about school safety a

scot peterson:"broward do not approach the 12 or 1300 building. stay at least 500 ft away at this point." in a statement-- the broward sheriff's office -- said peterson's actions "were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation." but they say-- " peterson chose to resign and immediately retired rather than face possible termination." (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a shooting death captured and shared on youtube .... now has one woman facing serious charges. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) social media and the internet playing a new role in the problem of sex trafficking we've got an update on the fight to face the challenge ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. to j.p. morgan

what we're hearing from students, and what we also heard from the broward county sheriffs, is why he did not go inside that building and confront the gunman. again, scot pedersen says that he thought the gunshots were coming from outside. andrea, what's also interesting is that within the last few days, we've also heard those radio transmissions. you saw him in that video, scot pedersen, radioing in the information he was getting. the broward county sheriff's office says even in those radio transmissions, pedersen was saying to focus on the 1200 building, and that suggests he did know the gunshots were coming from inside. again, his attorney says that he believed the gunshots were coming from outside. it really speaks to the confusion in the moments immediately during and after the shooting. andrea, it raises a lot of questions that this school resource officer, who was armed, could not seem to know where the threat was and could not step in and confront the gunman, andrea. >> could not or did not, indeed. a lot of questions remain. thanks, gabe. joining us now is jim cavanaugh, reti

i think it was insane that i was the hardest question on the broward county sheriff last night. how is that possible? washington navy yard, garland texas fort hood, , charleston, boston, san bernardino, orlando, parkland. do you know what all of these mass tragedy incidents involved? fbi dropped the ball. they dropped the ball. now, i'm allergic to universal statements just like i'm allergic to people who think -- is part. but let me just be clear. in charleston this murder was able to pass a background check even though he was a prohibitive possess because as from fbi director james comey said they made a a mistake. it was a paperwork error. sutherland springs, this mass murderer was able to go and mow down a church because, why? the air force did not report his conviction, the fact he was mentally unstable to the neck system which by the way the authorization data represent, 5 million plus members average everyday americans, moms and dads they do the school run,, they go to the grocery store, they are students, hunters, they are people like me who simply don't want to be assau

in this case the fbi, the disaster that is the broward county sheriff's department? they received doesens of does df warnings about the stoneman douglas shooter. nothing happened. people heard something, said something and they never stopped this guy. bureaucracy is not the solution. taking away people's second amendment rights not the solution. when sadly, they weren't pushing big government solutions. the democrats at today's meeting were proposing limits on the second amendment. don't believe me? listen to them in their own words. >> what i have watched and seen is the development of weapons that i never thought would leave the battlefield that are out on our streets. and the latest and newest, mr. chairman, is the ar 5. what do we do about weapons of war easily accessible on our streets. >> the majority of people in our country now understand that there are limitations on the second amendment. you cannot own an automatic weapon. you cannot own a bazooka and so there is no reason to continue to sell to people a weapon of war like this. >> sean: let me be clear. al

the government failed the people of florida, and as we have been telling you, broward county sheriff scott israel is refusing to accept even an ounce of responsibility. he is also saying that he likely will not release video of how deputies responded, so that we come to you, the american people can see exactly what happened. shameful because a tragedy could have been prevented. back to the top story. joining us tonight, fox news contributor sara carter. fox news contributor jason chaffetz. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. gregg, it's your night. this released letter by devin nunes tonight, when you are now questioning whether or not the fbi, not only followed protocol, but whether they broke the law. we will have an answer. you are demanding one within seven days. >> there is a set of guidelines, a book, relieve the bible for the fbi, they have to memorize it. it says with a can and cannot do. on the one hand, when it comes to a criminal investigation, they cannot open it unless they have articulable basis for it. they have gone here, yet they opened the criminal probe of the tr

. >> never have i been more proud to live in broward county. >> yep. >> broward county florida has shown the entire country the meaning of activism. these kids are so smart and dedicated and calm in the face of, they are standing their celebrities and we'll be with ariana grande. >> it is amazing. >> go get warm. >> all right, thank you guys very much. >> good morning and welcome to "am joy." we are two hours from now. estimated of half a million people will gather blocks from the white house for our march for our lives. this event has been organized by students from stoneman douglas w high school who lost 17 classmates. the survivors have turned their shock and grieve action of a tired response to mass shootings in america. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence, we call bs. they say guns are just tools like knives and are dangerous as cars. we call bs. >> that's good. >>. >> just behind me even as we speak, many of the parkland activists are gathering with hundreds of thousands of fellas and students and including kids from the dc area who lived with the trauma

five, the broward county sheriff paul log regarding cruz. the broward county sheriff timeline, events on the day of the shooting and if there is no objections, i'd like to submit these documents for the record and then one other statement about the fbi and the letters that we wrote to them on march 2, 2018 following up on the briefings the fbi gave my staff on february 23, 2018. i should say not just my staff but the staff of the entire committee, both republican and democrat although i requested a response by march 12, i have not received one and i expect better from the fbi, especially when it comes to questions related to the parkland shooting in this hearing and hopefully the eminent necessity of passing some legislation quickly. i will start with my question and then senator feinstein and then i have a list of republicans and i will ask senator feinstein to give me a list of the order of the democrats. i'm going to start with director bowditch. generate fifth, 2018 was so specific it provided clear detail about cruz's potential to be a

changege start in your backyardr there is something rotten in broward county, and both the sheriff's office on the school district. i highlighted it on my blog. a state grand jury report from several a years ago that talks about "the culture of malfeasance, -- >> sean: 66 -- i got to run because of the constraints of timet but let me say this. we can even have these people do it for free. retired military police. i no income tax if you contribute 15-20 hours per week. none. if you don't pay any taxes at all. how about that? that will hardly be noticed. michelle, thank you. when we come back, hillary clinton's hypocritical russian feigned outrage. really? dr. gorka, larry elder, next. ♪ >> sean: earlier today >> sean: earlier today, hillary clinton have the audacity to accuse president trump of ignoring the cyber security threat posed by russia.ri okay, twice failed presidential candidate warning "the russians are still coming." here are three auction, news national security strategist sebastian gorka. national syndicated radio talk show host larry elder. where do i begin, gorka? th

and the broward county sheriff's department nknew it. despite the fact that each of these agencies were fully authorized to take action well before tragedy struck, not one of them fulfilled their duty. the testament of their failure is 17 dead children and teachers. 17 more with life-altering injuries, a burden we must bear forever. add to this failure the failure to warn the parents of the students. by this action or inaction, we were rendered powerless to fulfill our most sacred trust as parents, to protect our children. forgive me then if i don't -- if i do not believe government is the ultimate solution. our trust in our institutions and our office-holders is deeply shaken. our broken hearts cry out every moment of every day for the rest of our lives. so what is the solution? the legislation passed in florida's a good start. and there must be more done to secure our schools. legislation being considered in this body will continue on the efforts begun in florida, and i call on congress to pass this legislation. follow the lead of what

broward sheriff's office adds this statement with the video release. the video speaks for itself. his actions were enough to warrant an internal affairs investigation after being suspended without pay, peterson chose to resign and immediately retired rather than face possible termination. prior to disclosure, broward sheriff scott israel offered a more guttural response. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position and he never went in. devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> stand by right there, do not move. >> reporter: meanwhile, release of more material from that day. coral springs police turn over dispatch calls of the moment he was apprehended. >> i have the suspect, nikolas cruz. >> reporter: rosa flores, cnn, cor coral springs, florida. >>> also learning about the case of stormy daniels against trump. sara sidner is working the story. turns out the president's company was involved? >> yeah, wolf, new information tonight, a new judge has been assigned to the case between stormy daniels and donald trump and cnn has obt

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nbc news reached out to broward county schools for comment about the possible lawsuits. no response. the lawyer for scot peterson, the school resource officer accused of not responding to the shooting also has no response. >>> and into action after talking about a scary stabbing this week an oakland-bound grey hound bus. a 53-year-old woman stabbed a 3-year-old girl and the girl's mother as well. the attacker was talking to herself and make go death threats before the confrontation. >> the ladiy, to threaten a child? kill a child? what's wrong with you? >> an officer stopped her after she held a knife to the girl's neck and the mother was stabbed in the stomach. her wirs are not life threatening. the suspect then stabbed herself. >>> a follow-up on a suspicious fire in el sobe rante. the library staff tell us they haven't been allowed inside because inside it is too dangerous. staff has yet to determine the extent of the damage. in the meantime, officers are looking into how that fire started. >>> one year later, new money finally arriving the victims of the coyote creek

today the florida house issued subpoenas to the broward county sheriff's office. phone records obtained by cnn show cops were dispatched to the shooters home at least 40 times since 2010. nearly double the 23 calls sheriff scott israel claimed. do we need gun reform or law enforcement reform. lawrence jones is here. lawrence, you and i were on outnumbered shortly after the shooting. and we talked about sought failures of law enforcement. the more we learn about the ball dropping in broward county. it enforces what you originally said. if we go down the wrong track talking about gun control, we'll lose sight of the ultimate failure today. >> i notice that during "outnumbered" with the initial reporting coming out, there was the ball dropping from the local police department in was ball dropping from the fbi. and everyone seemed a little bit concerned criticizing our law enforcement when they were going down the wrong path. this sheriff from this county is trying to prevent information from coming out to the public. now the local leaders, the state representatives a

just released video appears to confirm that the former broward county deputy scott peterson would not enter the building where a gunman was massacring school children in parkland, florida. mark fuhrman weighs in on that. i will tell you who is really responsible for this travesty in tonight's angle. plus, special prosecutor bob mueller launches a new line of attack on president trump as the outgoing fbi official who oversaw the hillary email investigation begs to keep his pension. also michelle malkin her take on parents in one school district fighting

there is something rotten in broward county in the sheriffs office and the school district. jillian: survivors head back to school for a second day. first responding officers were told not to immediately go into the school and stop the killers. the commanding officer told deputies to stage and set up a perimeter outside the school. the broward county sheriff's office policy on active shooters led to deputies to enter buildings to save lives without permission. the policy does not appear to list staging as immediate priority. rob: gop lawmakers demanding special counsel investigate grave concerns around the justice department and the fbi. the group of republicans sent a letter to jeff sessions questioning the agency of leadership decisions, specifically want to know more about the end of hillary clinton's private email server probe, trump collusion investigation and alleged government surveillance fisa abuse. paul manaforte dealing with robert mueller as russia probe. accused of conspiring against the us to launder money, failing to register as a foreign agent and providing f

it's not just the broward sheriff's protocol on a school shooting incidents, maximum to the problem. it's every credible school shooting protocol now across the country post columbine, maximum to the problem, sean. you have to attack the attacker. there is nothing that's going to stop this otherwise. as the research on these incidents is clearly shown, once you engage that attacker, these attackers are cowards. they either kill themselves or they wind up in that gun fight they wind up losing their lives to the law enforcement officer or whoever confronts them back with the gun. it does show the importance of weapons in defense on campus as well. >> sean: what other statis particular? these incidents are over on average in three minutes. i don't care how great your local police response is, you are not going to get there in three minutes. i would say we need two retired conceal carry exmilitary, expolice, retired police on site on every floor at every school. and do you know what we can do? give them a tax break? pay no federal or state, local taxes. >> i think any incentive to get et

late today in florida the broward sheriff's office put out audio recordings and a new timeline of the parkland school shooting. they do give us a clearer picture of how the valentine's day attack unfolded at marjory stoneman douglas high school, d ich left 14 students and three adults dead. the timeline shows police entered the building 11 minutes and 15 seconds after the first shot was fired. here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: the first cries of >> reporter: the first cries of help from inside had to be whispered. >> reporter: the caller afraid of making too much noise. ( dial tone ) >> reporter: the caller hung up. as students tried to stay quiet inside. first responders struggled to get specifics. one dispatcher relayed information from a mother on the phone with her daughter inside. >> reporter: according to a new >> reporter: according to a new timeline of events released late today from the broward county sheriff's office, the first call came in less than a minute after the first shots were fired. 86 calls were made in just over an hour. ten were released today. all but one came

broward county. mitch mcconnell says he does not plan to bring up the gun safety bill next week. yesterday the president called for a comprehensive bill at a meeting with lawmakers. it was televised and quite a thing. the number 2 senate republican, john cornyn and chris murphy are sponsoring a more limited bill to improve the background check system. cornyn said the meeting was a brain storming session and if the senate tries to do too much, it could end up not passing anything at all. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. one of the president's suggestions was to take weapons away from dangerous people and do the due diligence. >> you're right, shep. that raised some you brows here on capitol hill with republicans. john cornyn of texas said he was not comfortable with that comment. >> no. i'm not. obviously the president feels strongly about the mental health factor in many of these mass shootings. i think that's an appropriate focus. but i do think it's important to maintain our due process, protections for citizens against arbitrary government action. >> florida senator marco

people are calling him the coward from broward and this is why. i don't know what was going through his head. he should have gone in there. >> juan: he resigned. he's gone. at the same time there's lots of investigation. where does this lead? >> dana: hopefully to better protocol if that's what we need. also, we talked yesterday, would you rather break protocol and save somebody's life or risk somebody dying because you are so afraid to break protocol? i think he knows he's the only one of the school that has a gu gun. did he really think it was firecrackers? come on. that doesn't make any sense. >> greg: i returned to the hypocrisy of sheriff israel who sat on that stage on cnn knowing all of this stuff. marshaling the audience to attack evil dana loesch and the nra because that was the thing to do that get the blame off him. after missing all of those red flags and having an absolute viable waif to prevent this from happening. and then when it does, not going into trying to stop it. the media has devoted so much time to everything but the most g