"black panther" is here, and it's breaking records. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in florida the survivors of last week's high school shooting are pushing for gun control. there are new questions now about missed warning signs about the alleged gunman nikolas cruz. it shows law enforcement and other services had plenty of chances to intervene. cruz's mother called the police to her home 29 times since 2011. hena doba has more. >> good morning, anne-marie. many students spent the weekend trying to make sure such a massacre doesn't happen again. they say they're pushing to do what adults so far have been unable to, convince lawmakers to tighten gun control laws. students who survived last week's florida shooting are planning more rallies today after holding demonstrations all weekend. in their sight, gun control. >> i've cried a lot. it's turned into anger. anger as in motivation to actually do something. >> two nationwide protests are now being planned. te first by a women's march which is planning to organize a national school walkout on march 14th. it will be a 17-minute event, one minute for each person killed in the attack. >> our children need more than our prayers more than our "let's see what happens." they need action. >> and students at the florida high school where the shooting occurred are pushing for a protest on march 24th to send a message to the lawmakers on capitol hill. the event will be called "the march of our lives." >> your job is to protect us, and our blood is on your hands. >> if you only look at the instrumentality and you don't look at the more important to protect the children of the country than to antagonize the nra. >> student activists say they plan to travel to the state capitol to deliver pe tensions to call for a ban on assault weapons. president trump has spoken primarily on mental health while steering clear of the gun control debate. funeral services are scheduled today for two of the 14-year-old high school victims. two were arrested yesterday including jamie guttenberg. her father remembers her as the life of the party. alex shatner was also laid to rest yesterday. the family who took in nikolas cruz are baffled by what happened. cruz moved in with them after his mother died. they told the "sun sentinel" he was depressed, but he followed the rules. they say cruz had a handful of guns which they locked up and thought they had the only key. everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know. it's as simple as that, added her husband. ahead on "cbs this morning," said the conspiracy. this would make gates the third trump campaign official to cooperate with the mueller investigation. and coming up on the "morning news," a facebook's ad crackdown. that i go old school to fight election propaganda on its site. and laced with meaning. lebron james sends a message with his sneakers. this is the "cbs morning news." yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? 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what growers are doing... to protect crops from the frost. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's monday,february, here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ and no stoppin' us now we're on the move ♪ thousands of penguins gathered along the coast in argenti argentina's patagonia region to prepare for their annual migrate migration north. the penguins just completed their breeding season and the colony is full of birds and chicks. at the winter olympics in south korea, there's another doping scandal involved russia. he's been charged with a doping offense. russia has been banned from the 2k3w5i78s because of a massive doping scheme in 2014. russians are allowed to compete but not under the russian flag norway leads, netherlands has six and can danld u.s. has five. from training to competing, it can be a long day at the winter olympics, but there so some things people can do if they start to feel a little homesick. dana 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victims of the florida high school shooting began over the weekend. student survivors say they will push for tighter gun control measures. they'll visit the capitol this week and are calling for an anti-gun demonstration on march 24th. and in a string of tweets, president trump blasted them. the president attacked everyone but the russians. he attacked the fbi, democrats, and even his national security adviser h.r. mcmaster who called the evidence incontrovertible. the flu outbreak in the u.s. is taking its toll. the cdc says 84 children have dialed. older americans are also at risk. dr. jon lapook has more on that. >> reporter: it's bowling hour where flu is the common worry for the assisted living staff and residents. for 85-year-old peggy -- >> if i see someone coughing or sneezing, i'll not sit near that person. >> reporter: she'll even cancel their family visits. >> if they're sneezing or coughing, i say, please don't come. >> reporter: protocol calls for cleaning surfaces, door knobs, and even salt and pepper shakers. they're also teaching residents proper flu residents. >> palms of your hands, in between your fingers as well. >> reporter: cedar mountains' director. >> wash your hands, cough in your sleeve, basic simple stuff so they can remember. >> reporter: there's an encouraging ryu. the number of flu-related visits to doctors and emergency rooms is leveling off. about one in 13 visits. the rate of deaths is down slightly. still neil one out of every ten deaths in the u.s. dr. daniel jernigan is the director of the cdc influenza system. >> most are likely to be in those over age 50 and so we're likely to see that stay high for a while, but it's encouraging to see it coming down. >> this year the flu vaccine has been 36% effective overall. the cdc continues to recommend a flu shot especially since the flu season has not yet run its course. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the florida school shooting aftermath. we'll talk with a history teacher who was grazed by gunfire as he helped students escape the attack and what he thinks of the misstep leading up to the shooting. plus an increased number of inci being posted online and the unintended consequences. >> and we'll catch up with fr free-style skater torin yater-wallace. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm i'm anne makeo this is kpix5 news. >> good morning, it is monday, february 19. how is everyone doing? i hope everyone is doing well on this monday. it is presidents day. i'm michelle green. presidents day so a lot of folks have off. why are you up at 4:30? we are glad you are here. >> either way. how is everyone? >> happy monday, good. >> a busy start to the presidents day. >> and it is cold. >> yes and there are scattered showers that are actually turning to snow. so let's get right to the doppler. right there on highway 35, we are looking at snow coming down. the areas of white you see right there near crab town, that is where we are looking at snow, there are the pinks and purples you see and the scattered showers are coming down. it is still a fairly dry system that is bringing us the cold windy weather. there is more rain on the way to santa cruz and those mountains are under a winter weather advisory. and same with the sant loosia mountains as well. it is that c