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Couple looking after Florida shooting suspect say they had no idea there was a 'monster living under our roof'
Olympic Skier Ted Ligety’s Son 'Could Give 2 S***s That Daddy Sucked At Work'
'Do not test Israel's resolve', Netanyahu warns Iran
ICE arrests dozens in Los Angeles area immigration crackdown
Media, Democrats Have Created 'More Chaos' Than Russians, Says White House Spokesman
A look at FBI call center that failed to flag tip on shooter
'Thought It Was an Explosion.' 4.2-Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Wales
Family of woman killed by police may not see full $37M award
Trolls Are Posting Fake Stories About Being Attacked At 'Black Panther' Showings
Suspected Florida Shooter Was Investigated After Cutting His Arms in Snapchat Video, Records Show

Couple looking after Florida shooting suspect say they had no idea there was a 'monster living under our roof'

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 01:40 PM PST

The stunned couple who took in Nikolas Cruz after the death of his mother has spoken for the first time about the troubled teenager suspected of killing 17 students and staff at his former high school in Florida on Valentine's Day. Kimberly and James Snead described the 19 year-old as immature, quirky and depressed - but pleasant and growing happier and giving no clues of the horror he was about inflict as he plotted the massacre under their roof. "We had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know," Kimberly Snead told the South Florida Sun Sentinel. "We didn't see this side of him." "Everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know," James Snead said. "It's as simple as that." The Sneads agreed to take in Cruz after their son had asked whether his friend could move into their home after the death of his adoptive mother left him an orphan last November. Gun related incidents at US schools this year "I told him there'd be rules and he followed every rule to the T," said Mr Snead, 48, an Army veteran who was happy for the teenager to have guns at home as long as they remained in a gun safe. They told Cruz he needed to ask permission to take out the guns. He had asked only twice since November. They said "yes" once and "no" once. The night before the shooting was uneventful and he went to bed around 8pm after eating dinner, the couple said. On Wednesday morning, Cruz told them he didn't need a ride to school: "It's Valentine's Day and I don't go to school on Valentine's Day," he said. Mrs Snead last saw him around 10am before she left to run errands. He told her he was going fishing and was gone when she returned. The nurse went to sleep ahead of a nightshift. Around 2.30pm on Wednesday, their son called his father sounding panic-stricken. He assured them he was safe but had heard shots fired on campus and had helped classmates flee by climbing a fence. Read more | Florida school shooting He told his son to walk to a nearby store and he'd come and collect him. As he drove there, a SWAT commander called his mobile phone and asked where his "son" Nik was. He explained he wasn't his son and he had no idea where he was. After putting the phone down, he started to put together the pieces and called the officer back and, worried for his wife, he told him: "I need a police presence at my house. Go make sure my wife is OK." Police banged on her door with guns drawn and escorted the couple to a police station. As they waited to be reunited with their son, Cruz was led in to the building, handcuffed and wearing a hospital gown, surrounded by officers. Kimberly tried to run at him and yelled: "Really, Nik? Really?" "He said he was sorry. He apologised. He looked lost, absolutely lost," said Mr Snead. "And that was the last time we saw him."

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Olympic Skier Ted Ligety’s Son 'Could Give 2 S***s That Daddy Sucked At Work'

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 10:22 AM PST

U.S. alpine skier Ted Ligety may have had a tough time on the slopes at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Sunday.

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'Do not test Israel's resolve', Netanyahu warns Iran

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 09:39 AM PST

Munich (Germany) (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tehran on Sunday over aggressions by Iran and its "proxies" in Syria, saying he would not allow them to "put a noose of terror around our neck".

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ICE arrests dozens in Los Angeles area immigration crackdown

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 07:37 AM PST

A massive crackdown this week by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials netted more than 200 arrests in Southern California.

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Media, Democrats Have Created 'More Chaos' Than Russians, Says White House Spokesman

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 06:01 AM PST

.@hogangidley45: "There are two groups that have created chaos more than the Russians and that's the Democrats and the mainstream media."

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A look at FBI call center that failed to flag tip on shooter

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 05:19 AM PST

More than a month before 17 people were killed at a Florida high school, the FBI got a tip warning that the suspect wanted to kill people and was planning to carry out a school shooting.

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'Thought It Was an Explosion.' 4.2-Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Wales

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 01:58 AM PST

'Thought it was an explosion at first'

Family of woman killed by police may not see full $37M award

Posted: 17 Feb 2018 11:39 PM PST

BALTIMORE (AP) — The family of a Maryland woman who was fatally shot by police two years ago may never receive the entire $37 million it was awarded in a lawsuit this week.

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Trolls Are Posting Fake Stories About Being Attacked At 'Black Panther' Showings

Posted: 17 Feb 2018 09:58 PM PST

Audiences for this week's "Black Panther" premiere went all-out in celebration, and the film's opening weekend is expected to break records at the box office.