Returned products and put them on School Shelves as though they were new. How the company is responding to stunning allegations. Plus, the attorney general cracks down on scammers targeting Senior Citizens with promises of cash, valuable prizes and good fortune. Families share their stories of loss in hope of helping others protect their loved ones. But we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener. Your world in 90 seconds. What i saw was a deputy take up a position and he never went in. A being shocking revelation from the florida massacre. They didnt react properly under pressure or they were cowards. President trump says he wants to get some type of action on guns. But the president also emphasized his support for the National Rifle association. We need to let people know, you come into our schools, youre going to be dead. The indictment against Paul Manafort and his Business Partner rick gates. Robert mueller has added tax evasion and bank fraud charges. Im shocked and saddened quite honestly. The governor Eric Greitens was indicted on a felony charge of invasion of privacy. Hes innocent. Historic flooding in the midwest is about to get even worse. Rivers are about to rise with more rain falling. All that. Westbrook for the win, got it. The dagger. And all that matters. I answer in your voice. Pretty big dade fy for tiffa haddish. You are so, so, so good. You told me that before in a dream. Its true. On cbs this morning. The canadian Prime MinisterJustin Trudeau is giving a lesson in how not to conduct international diplomacy. One of indias most popular politicians tweeted we indians dont dress like this every day, sir. Not even in bollywood. If this is what he does in india, i cant wait for the like, its me. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Lets go places. Something tells me Justin Trudeaus going to hear jokes for a little bit longer on his tour. Norah odonnells off but were in good hand because Bianna Golodryga is with us. Happy to be here. We like having you at the table. The Deputy Sheriff assigned to protect Marjory StonemanDouglas High School is out of a job, accused of failing to do his duty during last weeks massacre. The Broward County sheriff says Deputy Scott Peterson should have, quote, killed the killer, instead, he never went inside the School Building during the gunfire that left 17 people dead. The sheriffs News Conference followed yesterdays funeral for aaron feis, the football coach and Security Guard who ran toward danger to protect students. Manual bojorquez is outside Douglas High School in parkland florida. Manuel, good morning. Reporter good morning. He has been assigned to the high school for at least the last eight years. According to Sheriff Department record, twice he received information about disturbing behavior involving the suspect nikolas cruz. But Officials Say his suspension and resignation are a result of what happened during the shooting. Devastated. Sick to my stomach. Reporter Broward County sheriff scott israel said thursday as shooting unfolded inside Stoneman Douglas high school, Deputy Scott Peterson stayed outside. When we in Law Enforcement arrive at an active shooter, we go in and address the target. And thats what should have been done. Reporter Police Say Suspect nico luz cruz shot into four classrooms. He took the stairs to the second floor on the west side of the building and shot a victim in another classroom. He left behind his ar15 in the east stair well. According to police, during shooting, Deputy Peterson stayed outside of building 12 on the west side for about four minutes. The shooting lasted about six. Im Scott Peterson reporter according to Broward County sheriff records, in february 2016, information was allegedly forwarded to peterson that cruz planned to shoot up the school. Its unclear what was done with the information. Since 2008, the Broward Sheriffs Office was involved in 23 type calls involving the killer in some way, shape or form or his brother. Reporter in a november 911 call obtained by fox affiliate wflx, a family friend claims cruz pointed a shotgun at her. He put the gun on the head of his brother before. So its not the first time. And he did that to his mom. Im pissed. Reporter one day after speaking at the white house, andrew pollock hosted around 200 people at his home in coral springs, florida, to remember his daughter, meadow pollock, who was killed in the shooting. Her friends expressed anger and frustration at the news about Deputy Peterson. He could have saved my best friend. All those other heroes who stepped up. Reporter the Broward CountySheriffs Office says two other deputies are also under review for how they handled information about the suspect before the shooting. We reached out to Scott Peterson for comment but have not heard back. The sheriff says even though peterson has resigned, the investigation into his actions will continue. Manuel, thanks. President trump is speaking at the annual cpac meeting of conservatives this morning after saying schools need to protect themselves from violence. A gunfree zone to a killer or somebody that wants to be a killer, thats like a going in for the ice cream. The president endorsed letting trained teachers carry weapons when he met with state and local officials yesterday. That idea has people split along party lines according to a cbs news poll out this morning. 44 of americans favor teachers carrying guns. 50 are opposed. The polls finds 65 support stricter laws on gun sales. Thats the highest number ever recorded in our poll, up eight points since december. Julianna goldman is at the white house. Julianna, good morning. Reporter good morning. The president just indicated hes open to measures opposed by the powerful gun lobby, but hes still most forcefully and enthusiastically backing a proposal that was pushed by the nra in the wake of the newtown massacre, arming trained teachers. We have to harden our schools, not soften them up. Reporter President Trump doubled down on an nrabacked proposal he first mentioned wednesday in an emotional meeting with survivors of the Parkland School shooting. Arming staff in schools. You come into our schools, youre going to be dead, and its going to be fast. Reporter teachers who agree to carry a weapon would get training and financial incentive. You give them a little bonus. Reporter most of the state and local officials at the meeting did not object but the president didnt provide a price tag or propose how School Distri districts with limited resources would fund it. There are over 3 million Public School teachers nationwide and 400,000 in private schools. Arming 20 of them, as mr. Trump suggested thursday, would mean more than 700,000 people with guns in schools. This does not pass any commonsense test whatsoever. Reporter the National Education association said more guns in the school is not the solution. The problem is that very dangerous people have very easy access to very dangerous weapons. Reporter but even with the president actively pushing the proposal to train and arm teachers, today he lashed out at Scott Peterson, the one School Officer who had a gun at last weeks shooting and didnt use it. For five minutes, that was during the entire shooting, he heard it right at the beginning, so he certainly did a poor job, but thats the case where somebody was outside, theyre trained, they didnt react properly under pressure or they were cowards. Reporter and i just asked the president where there is daylight between him and the nra right now. He didnt mention raising the age limit for people to buy some rifles and didnt detail how tough he wants to make background checks. He said hes been talking to the nra. Theyre patriots and they want to do the right thing. Julianna, thank you so much. Several missouri lawmakers are now calling on the States Government to resign this morning, following a felony indictment. Eric greitens is charged with invasion of privacy for allegedly taking and transmitting a nude photo of his mistress. Our affiliate first broke that story in january. Jericka duncan is following the investigation. Jericka, good morning. Reporter good morning. It started with an audio recording, first obtained by kmov, in which greitens mistress claimed the governor threatened to share that photo if she talked about their encounter. The governor admits to a consensual affair that happened before he was elected but denied attempted blackmail. Theres nothing to investigate. Reporter missouri governor Eric Greitens had reportedly denied criminal wrongdoingness relationship with his former hair dresser. But on thursday, a grand jury indictment charged him with felony invasion of privacy. The indictment states that on march 21st, 2015, greitens photographed an unnamed woman in a state of full or partial nudity without her knowledge or consent. It alleges greitens transmitted the image in a manner that allowed access to that image via a computer. Cbs legal analyst rikki klieman. The taking of the photo alone is a misdemeanor. Where it goes up to a felony is if you disseminate that photo. Reporter greitens reportedly dodged questions whether he took the photo. Appear to show the woman detailing her alleged encounter with the governor. Taped my hands to these rings and then put a blindfold on me. He stepped back. I saw a flash through the blindfold and he said youre never going to mention my name, otherwise there will be pictures of me everywhere. Eric is absolutely innocent of these charges. Reporter on thursday, greitens attorney, ed dowd, called the charges baseless and unfounded. And in a statement, the governor said i made a personal mistake before i was governor. I did not commit a crime. I look forward to the legal remedies to reverse this action. Shortly after his arrest, attorneys for the Governor Greitens filed a motion to dismiss the indictment. It claims any activity in which greitens and his former mistress engaged was consensual. The st. Louis circuit Attorney Says her investigation into the governor is ongoing. Julia, thanks. Lots more twists in this im guessing. We are hearing more this morning about the plight of two young syrian girls caught up in one of the governments bloodiest sieges of the countrys civil war. Noor and alaa lived in rebelheld northEastern Ghouta where more than 4 push00 people been killed in six days. Following developments from london, charlie, good morning. Reporter good morning. We were able to speak with the family this morning and everyone is safe, but they didnt get much sleep. Explosions continued throughout the night. They say theyre too terrified to step foot outside their apartment. By the hour, the ferocious bombardment of Eastern Ghouta crept closer, to the neighborhood of 12yearold noor and her 8yearold sister alaa, until one air strike sent shards of glass and debris through their apartment, slashing alaas forehead. We got through to their terrified mother, Shamza Khatib after the blast. We are in danger. Reporter i know youre in danger. I can hear that. I can see it. But the world is just watching what is happening in ghouta. Why . Why . Why . Reporter and her message when we spoke to her again this morning. We are dying of hunger. We are in need of food and safe and freedom. Please help us. Reporter the two little girls had taken to twitter to tell the world about their plight. Warplanes and helicopters attack our neighborhood. Reporter speaking in english, noor says some more people would listen. The children are in danger of being murdered. Save the children of ghouta before its too late. Reporter theyre among 400,000 civilians living through a merciless onslaught by russianbacked Syrian Forces who insist theyre targeting islamic extremists who continue to fire rockets into the capital. Trapped inside what the u. N. Describes as hell on earth. U. N. Discussions of a ceasefire have so far been stalled by russia. A state Department Spokesperson heather nourd struggled to provide any answers to stop the violence. Telling journalists, i dont know what some of you expect us to do. Gayle. Very tough story, thank you very much, charlie. The california parents accused of holding their 13 children captive will be in court today for a procedural hearing. For the first time, lawyers representing the seven Adult Children are sharing how their recovery is going and what their dreams are for the future. Mireya villarreal is outside the perris, california, home where the children were allegedly held. Reporter those children were rescued nearly six weeks ago. Sources tell cbs news the six younger children are staying at two separate foster homes. The seven older ones are staying at a nearby medical center. Theyre being exposed to everything from harry pot t how to use an ipad. Are you aware of that right . Reporter as the legal case against david and Louise Turpin moves forward, the children they allegedly impressiisoned for ye are moving on with their lives, making decisions on their own for the first time. That in and of itself is kind of a new experience for them, understanding that they do have rights and they do have a voice. Reporter Jack Osbourne and caleb mason represent the older siblings. The staff has converted part of the hospital to make it more comfortable. They set up an outdoor area where they can exercise. The siblings spent years in captivity, sometimes chained theto their beds, severely underfed. But now can make their own choices. Thats a big deal, deciding what theyre going to read. Deciding what theyre going to wear. These are all things that are decisions they make every day which are new and empowering. Reporter corona mayor karen seigel works closely with the siblings nurses. They talk about how warm and loving these kids are. And so appreciative. Some of them had never really seen a toothbrush before. Things that we just take for granted means so much to these kids. Reporter the older and younger siblings have not yet reunited b ed but they communic using skype. In the short term the attorneys say the older chirp sldren simp want to go to the beach and movies. But longer term, college and careers. I just want you to understand just what special individuals they are. They all have their own aspirations and their own interests and now they may have an opportunity to address those which is really exciting. Reporter the couple pled not guilty to multiple charges of child abuse, torture and false imprisonment. The Riverside County district Attorney Says if this does go to trial, he plans to put those children on the witness stand. Hopefully these children get a Second Chance of a normal life. Mireya, thank you. We have breaking news from the president whos announcing the largest package of sanctions against north korea yet. Ivanka trump arrived in south korea this morning to lead the u. S. Delegation at the Winter Olympics closing ceremony. North korea will also send a delegation. Ben tracy is at the games in pyeongchang. Ben, good morning. Reporter good morning. Team usa still looking for some more gold medals this weekend in curling and in snow boarding. And thats a good thing because there were no medals of any kind to be found when it came to womens figure skating. On the final day of figure skating, the russian women were flawless. Thats an olympic skate. Reporter 15yearold Alina Zagitova won russias first gold of these games. All three american skaters struggled, including mirai nagasu. Her crown jewel of this program. Reporter who completed just half a turn instead of her signature triple axel. But team usa is still reliving its thrilling win over canada. Were so proud to be sitting up here. Greatest moment of our lives. Reporter the team showed off their gold medals. The first for the usa in 20 years. What have you done with that in the last 24 hours . I took it off when i got a couple of hours of sleep and it was on the night stand but its been on the entire time. Reporter youre not going to let it out of your sight . Not at all. Reporter i would not take it off either. The closing ceremonies happened this weekend in the stadium right back here. Pyeongchang is going to hand off the olympic torch to the next olympic host, that will be beijing 2022. Gayle. Thank you, ben. The beauty chain ulta is responding to claims it resold used products as new. Ahead, a former store Operations Manager shares her account, how she felt p