i'm deeply grateful for cassandra's hard work, and i'll continue to follow her efforts closely. i look forward to the day when we can say that, thanks to people like cassandra, child marriage is a thing of the past in new hampshire. thank you, mr. president. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate previous order, the senate beginning work on immigration policy. lawmakers voted late this afternoon to advance the bill. several days of work now expected as majority leader mcconnell has promised that any senator can offer an amendment as long as they can garner 68 votes. more life senate when the gavel comes down right here on c-span2. senate democratic leader chuck schumer travel to kentucky today and gave remarks at the university of louisville mcconnell center. he spoke about democratic priorities as well as the nature of bipartisanship in the senate. so that event on a computer network c-span at 8:00 p.m. present have delivered his budget proposal to congress. if you like to read the document we've got a link at the top of our homepage

cassandra shank says her 14-year-old daughter goes through active shooter drills four times a year.r school implemented after sandy hook, the massacre of 20 first graders and 6 staff members sparked similar outrage, but no change in federal gun laws. >> if it didn't happen with sandy hook, why is it going to happen now? >> i don't have an excuse for that. should be ashamed. >> reporter: shanks believes the latest shooting is different since the loudest voices are from students -- the once most affected. >> i don't think they're going to let us get less mad. they're going to force us to stay mad. >> reporter: the kids are? >> the kids are. i think that mean the images have to stay fresh in our minds. it means we have to stay in this place, so be it. >> reporter: and you think there needs to be change in terms of gun laws? >> 100%. i believe this has to be a breaking point. >> reporter: this time, they say, laws will change because they vow never to let those images of pain and loss fade away. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> on "cbs this morning," assemblywoman chris attend -

marcela, and cassandra. >> hi, good morning, supervisors. my name is jenny. i work at edge wood center for the children and families and i'm the mother of two sons who were born and raised in san francisco. in my two decades at edgewood, i've witnessed the devastating affect of unaddressed childhood adversity. i learned of the high cost, financial and social and treatment and interventions that attempt to address these effects many years down the line. working every day in neighborhoods where families live in poverty, trauma and toxic stress, i've seen programs come and go, leaving residents disillusioned and hopeless. first 5 has a laser-like focus on the positive developmental activities for children and their parent. in order to achieve simple but powerful outcomes, parents have the ability to meet the needs of their children, materially and emotionally, parent have a supported social network. children develop social emotional competencies that allow them to learn and navigate relationships and parents have a knowledge of child development and parenting sk

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one sparrow does not make a spring, meaning beer going to need to see a trend here, and i'm not a cassandra not seeing it. stock prices themselves, 52-week lows than 52-week highs, that could change. there's no question that the trend at least short term is down, and what worries me to your point isn't so much the economy, the economy is doing fine, the average investor has a lot of debt and exposure to the stock market. for most people's situations, now is the time for prudence rather than a lot of added risk. stuart: i hear you, jonathan. we're up nearly 300 points, bear that in mind at this point. >> of course. [laughter >> i want to talk about steve wynn, she mr. las vegas. the man who built las vegas frankly. he's out, as you know, as ceo of wynn resorts, accused of sexual misconduct. jonathan, i don't think there was any choice here, i think he had to leavings if he didn't, the chinese authorities would deny him license to run his casinos in macau, what do you say? >> yes, for one thing, stuart, it's a great example when it comes to steve wynn, money can't buy taste, but investors hav