now, this congress has passed since the marjorie stoneman douglas shooting we passed two bills into law and only two. while this senator supported both of these they alone are not nearly enough. we can and must do more and you have heard me over and over say that we need to be an assault weapons in the long clips and we need to close the show loophole and need a comprehensive universal background check for the sale or the transfer of any firearms regardless of where it is purchased and by the way, those comprehensive background checks would have picked up things like red flags and like the shooter in parkland who had had real mental problems. it would also have picked up the shooter in the orlando post nightclub twose years ago becaue he had been a member on a list of the terrorist watch list and it had been taken off and those kinds of things are picked up in a comprehensive background search then when a person goes to buy a gun those kind of things will be picked up. but also we need to do more to provide ourov students with accs to the mental health professionals they need. it is bec

night winner of the top new artist performed with sean mendes and joined by a choir from marjory stoneman douglashool. ed sheeran had six awards including top male artist and after a two year award show absence, the billboards featured the return of taylor swift, picking up two awards, including top female artist. >> i want to thank the female artists that pave the way for us -- >> reporter: a high light of the night, janet jackson performing

february 14th, marjory stoneman douglas in parkland, 17 dead.nah state university, one dead. march 2nd, two dead. and march 7th, huffman high school in alabama, one dead. march 20th, grate mills high school in maryland, one dead. and today sante fe high school in texas, at least ten dead. the latest horrifying incident where we heardelier today from this survivor. >> was there a part of you that was like, this isn't real? this would not happen in my school. >> no. there wasn't. >> why so? >> it's been happening everywhere. i felt like eventually it would happen here too. >> it has been happening everywhere. i all felt eventually it would happen here. that is a statement that would not have been made when i was a kid. ask yourself, are we failing our children? >>> happening now, breaking news. deadly texas shooting. ten people are dead after a gunman opened fire inside of a texas high school. the teenage suspect a student is in custody. but did he act alone? search for explosives, the police say the gunman left behind a variety of

i don't feel safer as a student at marjory stoneman douglas to have my teachers armed. i felt safe having a teacher who could console me and calm me down. i wouldn't feel safer if the adviser i was with had a gun. by any means. i cann only speak for myself. not speaking on behalf of the school or my editorial board. although we're one staff, we may have different. s. >> now they're doing like the clear backpacks at t our school, too. and while i appreciate -- >> clear backpacks? >> yeah, they're making us have clear backpacks. >> so you can see through them? you're required? >> yeah. >> like i appreciate that they're trying to figure out ways to keep us safe. but for me personally, doesn't matter how many clear backpacks we have, kevlar walls, this and that and bulletproof panels, i'm not going to feel safe until there's actual policy change that ensures that i will be safe. >> absolutely. >> one of my duties is to keep you all on time. so i'm going to have to leave it there. though i do see now we have more questions gathered here. but i wanted to thank all of you r fo

we hear from students from marjory stoneman douglas high school, and other schools. this event was organized by the house democrats and violence prevention task force. [applause] >> [indiscernible] it is so amazing to have all of you here and i'm just waiting to listen to what you have to say. we are calling this, "let the children speak because we are always talking to you and speaking to you" and, sometimes we do not listen. so today, we will listen. members of congress will be listening to you. bear starting to come to take their seats in places and these chairs to listen to what you have to say. thank you so much for coming. first off, western. right, where is miami high? [laughter] where is miami high? where is miami central? where is north miami? where is miami carol city? where is hallendale. this is our newest chapter for howard county. thank you so much, this is great. you made it! [applause] you all for coming and forng the responsibility escorting this many boys to d.c.. you do it every year, but this is a very, special group. a special group that has come

joined a nationwide school walkout to protest gun violence in the wake of the massacre at marjory stoneman douglashigh in srkland, florida. today, stoneman douglas students tweeted their support for sante fe, one saying: you saw sophomore dakota shrader in our report just a moment ago. dakota is with me now tonight. dakota is a sophomore at the school. talk a little bit about where you were and what you saw and what happened. >> well, i was on the far side of the high school, but the shooting actually took right there, this side of the high school, far back. and when the fire alarm went off, you know, of course everybody thought it was the normal procedure, and we go out to the field behind us and, you know, we start hearing the booms, booms. yo, you know, everyone starts running. teachers are yelling, "run! run! run!" and me and my friend ryan make it to the woods, right there. >> glor: where did all the students go? they went in all different directions? >> yes. di glor: what kind of direction were you being given? >> i didn't want to go towards the crowd because i didn't know who was actually--

students from marjorie stoneman douglas high school share their experiences. live coverage now on c-span3. >> i'm waiting to listen to what you have to say. we're calling this -- because we're always talking to you and speaking to you and sometimes we don't listen. so today we're going to listen thank you so much for coming. where is miami central? where is north miami? where is miami carol city? where is hallendale. our newest chapter. okay. thank you so much. this is great. you made it! [ applause ] >> taking the responsibility. you do it every year but this is a very, very special group. a special group that has come with a special message to america. and the parkland kids, where are they at? they didn't come yet? stoneman douglas? i guess they're on their way. they're on their way. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> before we get started, i like everyone to take their seat. thank you for coming. as chair of the gun violence prevention task force, i'm proud to welcome analysts and i want you to know that our members of congress are with us today are interes

dara is a freshman at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, parkland, florida, as we all know there was a mass shooting. i want to welcome her family and mom and little sister and the rest of her family, thank you for coming. dara amazingly is only 15 years old. she's an inspiration. she's an honor student and athlete and now she's compelled to do what no 15 years old ever asked to do which is asking political leaders to protect her and her friends from the fear and actuality of violence. thank you very much dara for coming and i will invite you to give us your personal reflections. >> thank you professor gostin and members of the panel for inviting me to be here. february 14th was supposed to be a day of love and happiness. it was valentine's day. we were all talking about who got the biggest balloons or the prettiest flowers or maybe a first kiss. on february 14th, i ran for my life. on february 14th, my friend who was right here in the audience hid while an active shooter hunted throughout the building. on february 14th, i lost one of my best friends, gina, in the massacre at sto

charlie mirsky, the 11th grader from marjorie stallman -- stoneman douglas heiskell. jennifer mirabelle from 11th grade, miami, fort west and senior high school. michaela dunn, 11th grade, hallandale mag noddy high school -- magnet high school. debra lee russell, 12th grade, miami lakes. daniel from richard montgomery high school. taylor norwood from king high school. we will hear from three minutes for the representative deutsche and go right back to the panel starting with charlie. >> all right, thank you. thanks, and we may have, ricky pope is also here and we appreciate that. thank you very much, thank you to you for holding the forum. thanks to the other colleagues and representative wilson for bringing this group, this group of voices together. i want to thank our student panelists to take time to come to washington and share your experiences with us. i would like to note something that is -- could stephen colbert said recently. he marveled at the student survivors at marjory stoneman douglas high school and the student leaders from other high schools from aroun

and i am a freshman at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. on february 14th, i went through an unimaginable tragedy. everyone at my school did. but unfortunately now we know what it's like to go through it and we can imagine what it's like. i was in my fourth period tv production class when it all started. we were getting ready for the end of the day. we were packing up. we were laughing with my friends. we were having a great valentine's day. we were right before this exchanging valentine's day gifts with each other. after finishing up and about to pack up, we heard the sound go off. and we thought it was weird because it was a fire drill. and earlier in the day we had another one. we assumed it was just another valentine valentine's day prank. as we took our time and packed up, we walked down the stairs and people were joking and laughing. we were taking our time. people packed up backpacks and took their time. when we got down to the stairs, that's when i realized something really was wrong. as i looked behind my school where the bus loop

that for example the gun control movement has really picked up steam in the wake of the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting that was back in florida back in february but you know texas for its part is relatively gun friendly isn't it yes it's true texas is a quiet girl when we talk about gun control laws and it will remain to be seen whether this movement started but this amazing students in parklands will really gain speed and will are we are going to see more protestants more demonstrations on the streets demanding strict gun laws alexander phenomena with the latest from the united states thank you. turn to some other news now german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine at talks in the russian resort of sochi putin said that diplomats on both sides would look again at options for deploying a multinational peacekeeping force to the region at their post summit news conference merkel declared that germany had a strategic interest in getting on well with russia rather than the somewhat chilly relations of recent ti

a lot of calls for the banning of military-style weapons in the wake of the shooting of marjory stoneman douglas. the president has suggested in the past in the wake of the marjory stoneman douglas, maybe we need to arm teachers and the school staff. there was a school resource officer there was at santa fe high school. the officer was shot and was taken to the hospital. we don't know the circumstances surrounding whether or not he confronted the gunman or maybe aided in shortening the amount of time that the gunman had to shoot. a lot of details are still unfolding. we don't know what in the wake of this particular shooting would have happened, this fellow didn't go out and buy weapons. he got them from his father. he was also making explosives which speaks to the idea of where was his family or where were people that knew him. if you're making explosives, making people bombs, you have to do it somewhere and buying materials. did anybody know what this fellow was up to? in the early hours after this, obviously different considerations have to be given to this particular shooting. because the gu

this was the nation's deadliest school shooting since 17 people were killed at marjory stoneman douglas stoneman douglas high school in florida. >> we have a report from santa fe texas. >> reporter: i'm here at the media area where we are learning more information about another act of violence in a school this time here in santa fe high school where we are learning that ten people were killed. it happened during first period when a student shotand killed 10 people. the student and member of the football team, he is now charged with capital murder and is being held with no bond in jail. the fbi is investigating and additional charges may follow. another person is being questioned by authorities. they are also a student at the same school. a school police officer is in critical condition. students who were in the classroom said that they saw their fellow classmate with a pistol and a shotgun. we learned both weapons came from pagourtzis's father who owned them legally. multiple law enforcement agencies are working to locate possible explosive devices on school grounds and in the surroundi

andrea: nicolÁs cruz sabÍa que la-- nikolas cruz sabÍa que la masacre en marjory stoneman douglas loes videos grabados con un telÉfono celular, en los que el joven de 19 aÑos ofrece detalles de su plan. lo hizo entre risas y sarcasmo. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: en esta segunda grabaciÓn, cr explica que viajarÍa en uno verasuz a el centro educativo--cruz explica que viajarÍa en uber hasta el centro educativo. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: tal fue el caso, aquel fatÍdico día nikolas cruz abriÓ fuego matando 17 inocentes. otras 17 personas resultaron heridas. el paÍs entero quedÓ conmocionado. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: cruz dio algunas pistas sobre lo que lo motivo a cometer el crimen insinuÓ haber sido un individuo solitario, lleno de odio y vÍctima de burlas. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: la fiscalÍa intenta comprobar que el adolescente actuÓ de manera premeditada. de ser hallado culpable de asesinato en primer grado, podrÍa ser condenado a pena de muerte. serÁ juzgado como adulto. patricia: son perturbadoras en las grabaciones. al final de un video menciona una tal angie y espera verla en la

it's been only three months and five days since the shooting in marjory stoneman douglas, in parklandmely disturbing and disheartening, where we have a president that promised action, that convene the members of congress from both parties and they've done absolutely nothing except talk. and meet with the nra and backtrack. >> things that they've talked about i'm sure you saw that the president after this, talked about how betsy devos, the education secretary is going to convene this panel to talk about gun violence here. starting next week they're going to put together round tables to talk about gun violence. again, talking about what to do. do you have any sense, because so many people were so moved by your students, and their passion, and the things they had to say, but do you see anything really moving the needle on a national basis at this point? >> on the national basis, i'm no the sure yet. i know that our students are working with other groups around the country to register people to vote. our students are working with other student groups around the country to get people educa

the worst mass shooting in modern history and the recent attack on marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. these and too many acts of violence shattered family that left our nation searching for answers. we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve and also resolve to confront this menace with all our strength and we are doing just that under the leadership of this president. [applause] >> and i promise you under donald trump's leadership we will not rest and we will not rest until we end this evil in our time. in recent days after these tragedies, america has seen donald trump's leadership on full display, he hosted a listening session at the white house with students, teachers and parents still grieving from the shooting in parkland, florida. we listened to their stories, we heard all sides of the debate. i will never forget it. as the president said in his words, it is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference, we must actually make that difference and so we has. [applause] >> just over one month ago donal

he talks big of committing a mass killing and somehow reveling in it. >> marjory stoneman douglas highand, florida. it's going to be a big event. and when you see me on the news, we'll all know who i am. >>> new at 6:00, victims of the golden state killer are uniting over their grief and they're speak ing out. reporter lemor abrams with their message for the suspect. >> i can't tell you how good it was to be with these women. they're so strong and so admirable. >> reporter: jennifer carroll says they're the fiercest females she's ever met, and she got to know them for the first time here at this sacramento county courthouse where the suspect they say ripped apart their lives and stole their loved ones is finally facing a judge. >> i wish he could see how amazing they are. >> reporter: but 72-year-old joseph deangelo, the former cop authorities say brutally murdered carroll's parents and at least 12 others almost four decades ago, stood silently in that courtroom cage. carroll and about a half a dozen women he's accused of raping sat right behind him, studying his every move and state o

this is in part because of the 17 people killed in february in the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. march for our lives, the group founded by parkland students who organized nationwide protests in march, tweeted support for the santa fe high school students, saying -- "this is not the price of freedom. this is the most fatal shooting since the one at our school and tragedy like this will continue to happen unless action is taken." the massacre new call for gun control including from houston police chief art acevedo. >> i believe anyone that owns a firearm that does not secure properly used to then kill people, that should carry some significant cononsequences and e need to think about that on a national level across this country. amy: on sunday, the national rifle association's incoming president oliver north blamed ritalin for school shootings. we will have more on the school shootings after headlines. "the new york times" is reporting three months before the 2016 election, donald trump, jr. held a secret meeting with an israeli man specializing in

> the governor signed a major new bill to beef up school safety -- >> to the students at marjory stoneman douglas high school, you made your voices heard. >> reporter: pollock was there when the bill was signed. >> both parties, democrats and republicans, came together in tallahassee and we got that senate bill 7026 passed. which is a historic -- it's going to start getting implemented in florida within the next few months and we're going to set an example for the rest of the country what could be done in other states. >> reporter: as for victoria and dylan, they continue to look forward to prom weekend. >> i know he's like he's proud right now of like both of us. and how we're both going to prom and like we're going to have a good time just like he would. >> reporter: as the debate on gun rights rages on for the weeks, months, and years to follow. >>> up next, we're with the stars and inside the writers' room of "the handmaid's tale" second season where the dystopian future is still unwritten. family's everyday routine. your roomba's two unique multi-surface brushes grab and remove everything fr

reporter: prosecutors say this is nikolas cruz on february 11, three days before he burst into marjory stoneman douglas and took aim at students, teachers and staff. the video was released and shows cruz planning his actions one of the videos is from february 8. >> i'm going to take uber in the afternoon before 2:40, from there, go into the school campus, walk up the stairs, load my bags and get my ar. >> reporter: the videos are stunning for how cold and disaffected he is. he discussed violence without emotion, and feels empowered by an assault rifle. >> i hate everyone and everything. with the power of my ar, you will know who i am. i've had enough of being told what to do and when to do it. i had enough of being, telling me i'm an idiot and. on the video, he talks big of committing a mass killing, and somehow reveling in it. >> location is stone douglas in parkland florida. it's going to be a big event. and when you see me next, you'll all know who i am. >> chilling to watch. now cruz confessed to killing 17 people, prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty. >>> tonight, north korean official is in

brother, nikolas cruz, could face the death penalty if convicted for the february shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 people were killed. >>> the defendants in the ghost ship warehouse fire back in court this morning asking the case to be dismissed. kpix 5's jessica flores was at the hearing and has the judge's decision. >> reporter: michelle, there were a lot of developments in the last hour. first, i want to get you a bombshell here. the attorney for derick almena tells us that almena will testify in the trial set to begin in july. now, as for the motion to dismiss, the judge denied it. but it was some good news for max harris because the judge did signal that harris could possibly be released from jail and await the trial out on zero bond. good news for harris, bad news for almena because he didn't get the same opportunity here. but here are the co- defendants. we have derick almena and max harris. max harris is the one prosecutors say was the second in command at the warehouse and derick almena is the master tenant. both face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter one charge for ea

months ago a gunman armed with an ar-15 rifle opened fire inside the freshman building at marjory stoneman douglas high school, killing 17. the students determined not to let this happen again, started a movement. >> what i wish people would know is this is something that people cannot get used to. this is something that we can't let keep happening. >> reporter: never again was their rallying cry. >> 96 people die every day from guns in our country. >> reporter: students like david along with hundreds of thousands descended on washington on march 24th. >> it seemed like the crowd of people never ended. i tried with a selfie stick to try and see if i could see where it ended and i still couldn't. >> reporter: no more. yet tonight in santa fe, texas, reality is setting in. >> please rise and remove your caps. >> reporter: houston astros holding a moment of silence. and flying a texas flag at half staff tonight at minute maid park. ♪ >> reporter: community members coming together for a vigil, remembering the ten lives lost. among them an art room teacher's aide, and an exchange student from pakistan.

tampa bay times" reports four high school students who were killed in the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglasool were honored at the prom. it was turned into the enchanted forest on saturday and the sculpture with the records msd strong sat in the hallway. 17 students and faculty were killed in the massacre. >>> a miracle child came back to life from brain injuries after his parents signed organ nation. 13-year-old mckinley was close to death after a dune buggy accident in alabama two months ago. >> it slipped. and i hit the concrete and the trailer landed on top of my head. after that, i don't remember anything. >> mckinley suffered seven skull fractures and he was brain dead. the day before doctors were set to pull the plug on his life support system in march he began showing signs of mental activity. mckinley says he went to heaven before he was brought back to earth. his mother calls it a miracle. >>> and the british royal family released the first two official photos of newborn prince louis at kensington palace. his mother took both photos. one shows him propped up on a cushion and in th

. ♪ the song youth alongside the choir from marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, floridapening from kelly clarkson in the wake of the school shooting in texas. >> i'm sick of silence. it isn't working. >> reporter: an array of stars and awards for some, including khalid top new artist. camila cabello. and south korea boy band topped social artist. on tour in ireland, ed sheeran couldn't accept his top artist award in person. but taylor swift was on hand, winning top selling album and top female artist. >> and i want to thank all the artists, all the female artists who paved the way for us to do what we do the way we do it. >> reporter: a woman who helped chart that course made her first televised performance in nine years. janet jackson received billboard's icon award from bruno mars and used the moment to honor powerful women. >> for all our challenges, we live at a glorious moment in history. >> reporter: and an historic combo to end the night. female rapper salt and pep adjoined on stage by envogue, providing an electrifying finale. stephanie stanton, las vegas. >> lot

national conversation that's been taking place in the united states ever since a shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida this was followed by a huge student movement we saw protests we saw a series of national school walkouts demanding stricter gun control and there was some thought that there were changing winds in the united states that finally congress would impose some kind of gun regulations that could help prevent this kind of massacre from taking place in the future but now having seen this speech from donald trump in front of the n.r.a. it shows that he is back in line with the n.r.a. as prefer policy preferences so what's changed because of. the florida shootings he said that he would stand up to the gun lobby so why was he bumped away from. it's true in the days after we did hear trump say that there needed to be some kind of action and that americans needed to stand up to the n.r.a. but i think even this took republicans by surprise somebody has talked him back from that statements and he sees where his support is this is his base and he's really playing to the

want to run and improve safety. 17 people were killed in the valentine's day massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >>> and the withdrawally, north carolina, "news & observer" say teachers plan to protest at the state capitol. they plan to skip school and demonstrate for higher wages and more school funding. north carolina teachers earn an ' average salary of about $50,000, ranking them 39th in the country. dozens of school districts in the state are canceling classes today. >>> still ahead, it's a rare blue diamond that's made the royal rounds. how this historic gem has exceeded all expectations. has exceeded all expectations. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, so

reporter: the song youth performed by khalid and sean mendez, along with the choir from marjory stoneman douglasland, florida. it followed a tearful open to the show by host kelly clarkson. in wake of the shooting in texatexas >> i'm so sick of moment of silence. it's not working. >> reporter: between somber moments, spirits were high following an array of performances. khalid topped new artist. camila chart achievement award and boy band from korea topped social artist.on tr in ireland, couldn't accept his top artist award in person. but taylor swift was on hand winning top selling album and top female artist. >> and i want to thank all the artists, all 9 female artists who paved the way for us to get do do what we do the way we get to do it. >> reporter: a woman who helped chart that course. made her first televised performance in nine years. janet jackson received billboard's icon award from bruno mars and used the moment to honor powerful women. >> for all our challenges, we live at a glorious moment in history. >> reporter: and an historic combo to end the night. female rapper salt and pepp

according to those who knew him, nicholas cruz, the deranged marjory stoneman douglas high school murderer, was known to do just that. he attacked a neighbor's car, he shot their animals. he was known to vandalize and steal property. alarming social media posts. expulsion from school. multiple reports to local police and the f.b.i. and many other egregious red flags waving long before 17 innocent lives were taken and another 17 wounded on february 14, 2018. in the seven years leading up to the shooting, police visited cruz's home 39 times. incredibly. mr. speaker, the parkland shooting should have never happened. every warning sign was there. they were not missed. officials just failed to connect the dots. i wish that i could say that this failure is unique to parkland but sadly it's not. nearly 20 years ago high school junior brooks brown came across a website where a fellow classmate threatened to kill him and his family. brown's parents alerted the local police who were already aware of concerning behaviors from this website's author. and another involved student. within only a few mont

united states that included the killing of fourteen students and three staff members that marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida the stoneman douglas massacre jump started the movement for gun control when students survivors began organizing and the controversy spilled over into the business world and we have reported here a couple of times about some of these cycles of boycotts and backlashes that untangled brands including dick's sporting goods delta airlines and even wal-mart ahead of the n.r.a. gathering critics claim to park received on the part of the n.r.a. for actually banning the carrying of firearms firearms into the hall during speeches by president trump and vice president pence despite the familiar talking point from gun and about a proverbial good guy with a gun being the best protection against gun violence. turning to south america argentina interest rates have been raised for the third time in a week to forty percent forty percent my gosh the rate increase on friday came on top of an increase on thursday to thirty point two five percent and last week the rate was twenty s

. >> quijano: saturday night was prom night for students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. nearly three months after 17 students and staff members were killed in a shooting massacre-- more than 800 students attended the prom in fort lauderdale. weere were special tributes to the four stoneman douglas seniors who were killed. oncky hammon, an assistant coach for the san antonio spurs, is y ming to make n.b.a. history as the league's first female head coach. poe's reportedly interviewing for the head coaching job on the milwaukee bucks. rsmmon is currently the first full-time female assistant in age league. she was a six-time w.n.b.a. all- star, and played college basketball at colorado state. kensington palace today released the first official photos of prince louie. they were taken by his mother, the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. here, louie is wearing a hand- me-down "onesie" from his e.ster, charlotte. the other photo shows three- -oar-old charlotte planting a oss on the sleeping prince. she's wearing a hand-me-down teeater from her four-year-old brother

schools, 42 states, plan to join the 16 minute walkout representing each student murdered at marjorie stoneman douglas high. this walkout is short of the 2000 schools involved in the national school walkout on march 14th but is significant nonetheless. >> reporter: we will be watching. more on this lawsuit in california approved by 60% of voters in 2016. a 6 time limit medalist at the center of a new law, the bullet control laws, one of several plaintiffs challenging the law, welcome, great to have you with us. she just got back from south korea where she broke her own world record and with jet lag and everything else, joining us tonight to talk about this and heard about the fact you go through 500 to 1000 rounds a day. this comes to being able to get the ammunition you need to practice and train for these competitions. how does the law impact your ability to do that? >> it impacts me in a major way. a great example is i shoot 500 to 1000 rounds a day 7 days a week and the ammunition i am required to shoot is very specialized. it is not something that i can buy at any range of i train at. it is provi

magazines, asking for donations of $17, one dollar for each life lost in the shooting at marjory stoneman douglasschool. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. shery: the u.s. moves forward the metal tariffs on european union, canada, and mexico. trade relationships with china still hang in the balance. peter navarro undercut steve mnuchin's declaration of a truce , calling it an unfortunate soundbite. this is as commerce secretary wilbur ross prepares to head to beijing this weekend. let's bring in elizabeth director of asia studies in the council on foreign relations. -- reciprocal and more fair trade? i think the administration deserves some credit for standing up to china, pushing back. 15 years, we haven't seen much internal economic reform or opening of the chinese market. -- wasositions on reasonable. but we are heading into month six of an on again off-again threat of a real tariff war. thes unclear where administration is going with this. what are the markers of success? what are we looki

his daughter was one of 17 killed that marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland.awsuit against scot peterson saying he could have stopped the suiting. peterson resigned after the

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. >> reporter: after the last school shooting is marjorie stoneman douglas high school donald trump held meetings at the white house with the victims families and school safety groups, several safety reforms including the controversial proposal of arming teachers and school staff, ultimately backed off, to raise the minimum age to buy a rifle from 18 to 21. three months later donald trump found himself saying similar words but little changed. >> my administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students, secure our schools and keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others. everyone must work together at every level of government to keep our children safe. >> reporter: those student turned activists from parkland who have been critical of donald trump and his policies took to twitter today to share their thoughts. anna gonzalez said santa fe high didn't deserve this, you deserve more than thoughts and prayers. after supporting us by walking out we will be there to support you by raising up your voices. david haas said get r

marjory stoneman douglas unit emma gonzales tweeted this on your screen. joined now by two high school students from oakland. both members of bay area student activist -- a group at pushing the cultural. give us your reaction to the days incident in texas. >> thank you for having us. my reaction is of shock but also one of a little less surprised. this is the third schools shooting -- -- there school shooting in the last few days. every time i experience a sense of shock. every time i also experienced a sense of here we are again. it is in exasperation i have known. >> you for the same? >> yes. >> talk about last month's event where you went to the state capital lobbying for gun control and pushing for bills to pass that would promote gun control. what came of that. >> we went and lobbied for tim support on a bill. they definitely are listening to us. they want the team of voice and our support behind the bill which is an amazing thing to know that our group is well known in our capital and that we have power when it comes to the support. >> have you had a

. >>> seniors and marjory stoneman douglas high school celebrated their prom and this came with solemn reminders of the students that could not attend. they were honored in special ceremony before the prom and included 17 seconds of silence, at one second for each victim in the school considered canceling the prom but the community stepped up to donate. >> this is the first day californians can vote in the june 5th statewide primary and includes races for governor as well as congressional seats in the race for the mayor we have been covering heavily and area voters are being asked if they want to raise bridge tolls by $3. you have to be registered by may 21st and under a new law all registered voters including san mateo and napa county received both by mail ballots in some counties offering early voting at select locations. contact your local election office to see what is available near you. >>> california republicans did not endorse either of the two main candidates for governor. we have more on how this could spell trouble for the gop. >> are you ready for a republican governor in 2

peterson did not go into marjory stoneman douglas high school while the shooting was happening.he father says this isn't about money. he just wants to, quote, expose what a coward peterson was and that he could have saved everybody on the third floor, end quote. peterson has been in law enforcement for 33 years. he resigned nine days after the mass shooting. >>> happening today at the white house, members of the flight crew from southwest flight 1380 will visit president trump. the pilot has been called a hero for calmly making an emergency landing back on april 17th when part of an engine broke off, smashed a window, and a passenger died. the pilot and her copilot have not talked to the media since then. as we said, one passenger died. she was partially sucked out of that broken window on the plane. >>> speaking publicly for the first time since testifying before congress. what we're learning about facebook's ceo mark stuck's key note address at the conference today. >>> a train derailed in martinez. we will tell you what the train was carrying and the latest on the investigati

. >> his 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed at marjory stoneman douglas parkland high school in floridamy panel is here with me. you were governor of a state where gun rights are important, michigan. it's a state president trump won in 2016. governor abbott of texas says thoughts and prayers are not enough. it's an interesting comment from a republican governor because that has been something that democrats have been using against republicans. thoughts and prayers aren't enough. what should he do? >> he didn't say what he would do. you can do all of the above. 97% of gun owners want to see background checks. 85% of gun owners want to make sure people with mental illness don't have access to firearms. 35,000 people killed last year in gun violence that we are 25 times more likely to be killed in this country than other countries. we respect hunting. that is not what this is about. i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. i'm taking a whole new strategy. instead of looking at dan patrick saying we ought to ban doors instead of looking at access to guns. i'm saying there is one solutio