Parkland, FBI, Sick Leave | February 16th, 2018

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Hour one of the Todd and Don Show : 

• The FBI says it did not have enough evidence to identify who exactly made an alarming YouTube comment last fall using an account by the name of Nikolas Cruz.
• Austin has become the first city in Texas to mandate employers offer mandatory sick leave to all employees. 
• A potential school shooting in Washington State was thwarted when a grandmother reported her grandson, Joshua Alexander O'Connor, to police after reading his journal. 

Hour Two of the Todd and Don Show: 

• Lori Alhadeff called on Donald Trump to do something after Nikolas Cruz shot and killed her daughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
• 17-year-old Richard Alaniz is in jail after bringing a loaded handgun to a South Austin school campus.
• Ben Bennight is speaking out about what exactly he told the FBI last fall after finding Nikolas Cruz's alarming YouTube comment.

Hour three of the Todd and Don Show: 

• Melisa McNeill says her defendant Nikolas Cruz is sad, remorseful and broken human being.
• Wendy Davis expressed her support of Austin's paid sick leave ordinance for its unique impact on women's reproductive health.
• A new report claims that the school resource officer assigned to Stoneman Douglas was not on campus at the time of the Parkland school shooting.