Cellphone videos released Wednesday offer a gut-wrenching look at the planning Nikolas Cruz put into the attack at Marjory Douglas Stoneman High School in Parkland, Fla. The mass shooting left 17 people dead—three fewer than Cruz said he hoped to kill. “When you see me on the news, you’ll all know who I am,” Cruz said with a laugh in one of the three videos. “You’re all going to die. … Can’t wait.” In another video, Cruz details the logistics of his meticulously planned attack.

The Indiana middle school teacher hailed as a hero for stopping a shooting Friday spoke briefly to reporters Monday, encouraging people to focus attention on the student still in critical condition at an Indianapolis hospital. Jason Seaman suffered three gunshot wounds but didn’t have serious injuries. He left the hospital Saturday. Students in his science classroom said he tackled and disarmed the student gunman, preventing further bloodshed.

UPDATE: A middle school student shot Friday by a classmate remains in critical condition at an Indianapolis hospital, according to police. Officials have not released her name or age. The teacher also shot in the incident, identified as 29-year-old Jason Seaman, is in good condition. Police have kept mum on any details about their injuries. A male student shot both of them in a science classroom on Friday. He didn’t suffer any injuries before police took him into custody.

In the first official criminal proceedings against Harvey Weinstein since the beginning of the #MeToo movement, prosecutors charged the disgraced movie producer with rape and related sex crimes Friday. Weinstein was arraigned in Manhattan court and posted $1 million cash bail. He agreed to wear an electronic monitor and not travel outside New York and Connecticut. The charges stem from allegations by an unidentified women and a former aspiring actress, Lucia Evans, who said Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex on him at his New York office in 2004.

The origin of the word news may lie in the letters themselves: North East West South. That certainly made sense for 14 days in May lowlighted by suspicions about North Korea’s intent, the continued decline of liberty in what was the Middle East’s one Muslim democracy, and the growth of homelessness among those who hit the Pacific coast and cannot go any farther west.

UPDATE: The suspect in Friday’s high school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, began his rampage by firing a shotgun blast through an art classroom door, according to witnesses Saturday. Several students ran to the door to block 17-year-old Dmitrios Pagourtzis from entering, but he fired again, this time fatally wounding a student in the chest. Pagourtzis then killed seven more students and two teachers in a four-classroom area before exchanging gunfire with police and surrendering, officials said. Several students said they survived by playing dead.

Police officials in southern Florida on Friday wounded and arrested a man who shouted slurs against President Donald Trump and engaged officers in a gun battle at Trump National Doral Golf Club. Miami-Dade Police Director Juan Perez said 42-year-old Jonathan Oddi draped an American flag over a lobby counter at the club and fired shots into the ceiling. Perez said Oddi exchanged gunfire with the four police officers who responded to the incident before he was injured and arrested.