your stuff? you do what you gotta do. staying in florida, ft. lauderdale is the scene of one of those reunions some of us can t get enough of. sergeant white had been deployed in south korea for 14 months. yesterday he surprised his wife and young son leonard iii. at the little boy s preschool. incredible sight there. little leonard is very happy to have his daddy home. i m so excited about it. and then and then he love then i love him. beyond excited. he s been gone so long. we ve never been away from him this long. i m i m happy. beyond happy. that wasn t the only surprise. earlier in the day sergeant white surprised his eldest daughter at her high school. his family was expecting him back next week, so that is a nice, nice homecoming there. and sweet to see their reactions. it really is. especially seeing his wife tear up and the little boy. sergeant white, thank you for your service. yes, absolutely. coming up, we re checking out will s own f
douglas high school this afternoon. students say they heard multiple gunshots. they rushed to hide in classrooms and they tried to reach their parents through their cell phones but some of them were scared to talk out of fear that their voices would attract the shooter. one student says he heard the gunman pull that fire alarm and yell for everyone to come out of the rooms in an attempt to fill the halls with people. when that school went on lockdown, s.w.a.t. team rushed in. students flooded out consoling each other on the street. it was multiple gunshots, five at a time, fully automatic, very frightening. we thought it was a drill. but apparently it was a active shooter. the hallway saw big pile of blood smeared like as if they were dragged away and i saw two girls probably dead in the hallway. a good thing the door is locked. the shooter shot through the door. i was behind the cabinet and the bullet passed my ear, got a girl next to me. we couldn t help anybody. 911
not a quiet start. can t say that. sorry. it hasn t been a quiet start but the accidents are not impacting the speed and flow of traffic. we ll take you to interstate 80. we have a couple problems eastbound 80 at lagoon valley. there is a jack-knifed big rig blocking. traffic is flowing in both directions. earlier a hit-and-run accident reported. it may still be out there. here s the bay bridge toll plaza. a minor backup for the cash-paying lanes. the south bay, you see a stalled car to the right side. approaching 880, but traffic is flowing well for head lights moving northbound. no problems on the peninsula. here at the live desk, i m tracking the latest developments in south florida following the shooting massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in lakeland. 19-year-old nikolas cruz was booked into broward county jail a couple of hours ago. this is a mugshot released within the last hour or so. cruz faces 17 counts of premeditated murder. a law enforcement offi
northbound 238, a crash to the right-hand side. traffic is slowed through castro valley and continues to be slow southbound 880 through hayward. at the live desk, we re tracking the developments in south florida following the shooting massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. 19-year-old nikolas cruz was booked into broward county jail a few hours ago. this was a mugshot released by the sheriff s office before the newscast began. cruz faces 17 counts of premeditated murder. a law enforcement official says the gun used by the shooter was an ar-15-style rifle and was apparently purchased legally by the suspect. at least 17 people were killed in the shooting. more than a dozen others injured. this morning, on good morning america, george stephanopoulos talks with a students who says her teacher lost his life but saved hers. i m so thankful that he was there to help everybody who did live in that classroom. because he was in the doorway and the door was
would be eligible for deportation under the executive order. amy: and we will speak to the head of the new york immigration coalition. first, hundreds of fast food workers plan to converge today on the corporate offices of labor secretary nominee, fast food ceo andrew puzder. we will speak to a guest from the restaurant opportunity united group, a former employee at one of puzder s restaurants, carl s jr. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. immigration officials have arrested more than 600 people across the u.s. in the last week. the arrests in at least 11 states including california, new , york, georgia, north carolina, south carolina, illinois, indiana, kansas, kentucky, missouri, and wisconsin have spread fear amonimmigrants and their advocates. it is not clear if ice, or immigration and customs enforcement, is continuing routine operations or stepping up its deportations in line with preside