this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. glor: good evening. we re going to begin tonight with first defense from a man who was blamed in part for not stopping the parkland, florida, shooting. former deputy scot peterson has taken a public beating over his failure to confront the florida high school shooter. now one-time school resource officer of the year is speaking out, explaining what he did and did not do. here s manuel bojorquez. he wasn t a brave guy. under pressure he choked. reporter: the president again today criticized former school resource deputy scot peterson for not entering the bidding where the shooting happened an confronting the gunman. peterson is now fighting back inch a statement his attorney said the first call peterson received was of firecrackers and not gunfire. when he actually heard shots, he believed they were coming from outside and consistent with his train, mr. peterson took up a tactical position between two buildings. a raid yes t
live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 10:00. groundhog wasn t wrong, now, the winter that really never was is rolling in like a freight train. the storm that s coming is already having an impact. looking forward to better business on the slopes. finally. i m lucy noland, here we go, the winter storm warning starts tomorrow night at 8:00. the weather authority on top of this for days now, meteorologist scott williams it s all yours a lot of information to get through. but first thing is first, we do have the winter storm warnings, and pink for much of the area, all of southeastern pennsylvania, the i95 corridor. mercer county, interior sections of south jersey. northern delaware, watches for can cumberland county, ocean counties. take a look off to the west. watching energy that will move out of the upper midwest. the two pieces of energy will can combine develop into that nor easter, the coastal storm we ve been talking about and the cold air looks
it s monday, february 26th. i m ayman mohyeldin alongside louis burgdorf. students at margie stoneman douglas high school expected to return to class as early as wednesday following the deadly shooting that took place there less than two weeks ago. an orientation was held yesterday where students and parents returned to the school for the first time since the attack that killed 17 students and staff members. the fbi and local authorities now facing more criticism in the wake of that attack. according to the new york times, less than six weeks before the shooting, a woman who knew the gunman said on the fbi s tip line, i know he s going to explode. mean wile, the brawl ard county sheriff s office is investigating why three of its deputies apparently remained outside the school during the shooting. the news came days after another deputy, scott peterson, resigned following reports that he, too, had not gone inside the school to confront the shooter. the broward county sheriff scott
that s all the time we have. i hand it over to don lemon. 360 will be back tomorrow. this is cnn tonight. i m don lemon. the magnitude of this day is unbelievable. it is historic. it is a moment when our country is on the brink. on the brink of what could turn into a constitutional crisis and potentially on the brink of military acts in syria. a furious president trump surrounded by grim-faced military leaders in what was planned to be a meeting of syria, his arms folded, blasted the fbi raid today on his personal attorney michael cohen. i just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, good man,
and it s a disgraceful situation. it s a total witch hunt. i ve been saying it for a long time. i ve wanted to keep it down. we ve given, i believe, over a million pages worth of documents to the special counsel. so let me be absolutely clear about this. the president is absolutely wrong. nobody broke into michael cohen s office. and nobody, not even the
bill: police are saying the suspect is likely behind five explosions in central texas going back to march 2. three died and four seriously injured in the blasts. sandra: police warning other package bombs cowl still be out there. we don t know where the suspect has spent his last 24 hours and therefore we still need to remain vigilant to ensure that no other packages or devices have been left in the community. so as we go through the day today, we want the community to remain vigilant. we need your community to remain vigilant and if you see something that looks suspicious or out of place or something that gives you concern, call 9-1-1. bill: that press conference happened three hours ago and now
other bombs and where they may be because this individual may have by mail or placement put other bombs out there so everyone needs to remain vigilant to make sure they don t pick up a package reporter: and that is the strongest message we re getting from pretty much every offic