. >>> victims and families of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school will split over's massacre. the families of the 17 people killed will each receive $400,000 from the fund. the 18 people injured will each receive just over $1.6 million. and about 1,500 other students on campus that day of the shooting also receive compensation. nearly 37,000 individuals, businesses, and organizations around the world donated to the crowdfunding campaign. payments begin july 16th. >>> there's a sad update in the stabbing spree at a child's birthday party in idaho. the 3-year-old birthday girl has died from her injuries. about 1,500 people attended a vigil at boise city hall for the girl and eight other victims, including five other children. doctors say some of them suffered life altering injuries. as the community came together, they spoke of hope, love, and being welcoming. the suspect in the stabbing, 31-year-old timmy kinner, appeared in court monday. he has been charged with first-degree murder, aggravated battery and injury to a child. >>> in hawaii, lava from the kilauea volc

. >>> more than a dozen students who lived through the the deadly mass shooting in marjory stoneman douglashigh school have sued broward county almost five months since the massacre. filing a federal lawsuit claiming their civil rights have been violated specifically naming county school superintendent robert runsy, sheriff scott israel, the school resource officer on duty that day, and other law enforcement officials. the students say they've suffered severeg officials of extreme deliberate indifference to the students' constitutional rights by knowingly failing tone gauged with that recognized threat. >>> president obama may be long gone from 1600 pennsylvania avenue but according to a new poll he isn't far from many americans' hearts. 44% of americans say obama did the best job of any president in their lifetime. the runner-up was bill clinton, who got 33% of the vote in the same poll, and in a close third ronald reagan, who got 32%. >>> and now to the massive inferno at a gas station and it's making many car aficionados tear up after not one but two lamborghinis were set ablaze. yep, be

sot: matt diesch, marjory stoneman douglas high school student // "it's just been absolutely incredibleh people all around the country and show that we're not a divided nation. we can stand together and combat this issue as americans and not as democrats or republicans."dozens of people of all ages came out to de fremery park for the march for our lives tour that drew support for far and wide...advocate alex king travelled from chicago to be there.sot: alex king, anti-gun violence advocate// "because we know that we got to get the youth involved and one way to get the youth involved is not only having these town halls, but coming into these communities with these youth." kenzie smith who says he was victimized by a woman now known as bbq becky that called police on his barbeque at lake merritt and is now running for a seat on the oakland city council helped organize the event. sot: kenzie smith, oakland city council candidate// "i wanted to bring out the young people to actually come out and vote. so young people wanted to get engaged and they responded contacted me i said no doubt and

sot: matt diesch, marjory stoneman douglas high school student // "it's just been absolutely incredible around the country and show that we're not a divided nation. we can stand together and combat this issue as americans and not as democrats dozens of people of all ages came out park for the march for our lives tour that for far and alex king from chicago sot: alex king, violence "because we know that we got to get the youth involved and one way to get the not only having these town halls, but coming into these communities with kenzie smith who says he was victimized by a woman now known as bbq becky that called police on his barbeque at lake merritt and is now running for a seat on the oakland city council helped event. sot: kenzie city council candidate// "i wanted to bring out the young people to actually come out and vote. so young people wanted to get engaged and contacted me i said no doubt and lets do voter registration here." registration booth people to sign up and help make a change involved politically.the environment fostered the young children who grow up to join the fight

the families of the coaches who died at marjory stoneman douglas high school receive the awards.onored with the best male athlete award. >>> a man was caught peeping through a bedroom window in the south bay. the new photo police are hoping will lead to an arrest in the case. >>> plus we have an updated safety report from the tesla factory in fremont. the improvements the company says it is made this year after several workplace accidents. >>> the golden gate bridge, southbound 101. that's not a bad luck here. i'm talking about the traffic, of course. >>> if you want to take a picture, it's not a good look. there's a lot of fog out there. it is going to be another cool day for some and hot for others. i think i can see to the fog. >>> some breaking news to bring you. a strong earthquake has been reported just south of the alaska peninsula. this is about 6000 miles from juneau. initial reports say it is a 6.0. no reports of damage or injuries . we'll continue to monitor this story and bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> checking in on wall street, strong earnings

they planted trees in memory of those killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> the fact thathere's unify all over the world. there's unity and love everywhere. and we're bringing life to something that has had an awful lot of death. >>> the parkland students and members of the student volunteer army are holding a summit this week to learn from each other and to discuss youth issues including leadership and promoting change. >>> as the investigation continues, we're learning about several other deaths at bart in the past week. >> as christina rendon reports, the two other deaths happened in separate incidents. >> reporter: one woman and two men have died from injuries stained in bart in the past week. >> this is really an anomaly. this doesn't happen on bart. it's rare we have a homicide, of course, this is ramped up to the highest priority. >> an argument turned physical at the pleasant hill bart station. officers arrested a 20-year-old for the assault. the vice president was released from the hospital and was found dead in his bed. he died from an infection in a small cut on

. $10 million raised will be given to victims of marjory stoneman douglas high school. the families will receive money from the gofundme account. the 18 people injured will receive $1.5 million. the gofundme account includes countless donations. >>> an unusual drug bust in indiana. officers seizedta a of drugs, even pills, that look like donald trump. they're exto ski on the front. on the back, the words great again. p>> thels turned up in a series of drug busts across indiana. >>> 5:18 now. we te going ton to the heat wave that's oppressive and disgusting. i saw people at the pool. people are hanging out at theol >> for me, it has to be that kind of hot to get into the pool. just to be sitting oe? th are we going to get a little bit of relief for the fourth of july? >> well, no. if you count a couple degrees as technically cooler, i wouldn't .say cool it will be hot tomorrow. look at this beautiful shot outside. it looks better than it did yesterday morning. tomorrow will be another day for your fourth of july. it l feelse 80 degrees. the air temperature is 82. it will

. >> fred guttenberg's daughter jamie was one of 17 people who died at marjory stoneman douglas last february. plastic guns, he fears, will bring even more gun violence to a country already reeling. >> someone can walk in with a gun and you won't know it. airplanes. you'll be flying with someone with a gun and you won't know it. courthouses. someone with a gun and you won't know it. that's the risk. the obama administration took wilson to court to stop him from posting the instructions online arguing it would put guns in the hands of terrorists. but cody wilson insists he has a first amendment right to publish and the instructions with already online anyway. >> as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms, you have the right to make them. >> in june, trump dropped the fight with wilson. now eight state attorneys general are trying to stop him. >> this is unconstitutional, unlawful, it is terrifying. >> a killer's dream. a hitman's dream, a terrorist's dream, a hijacker's dream. someone who wants to hurt you can make their own gun. >> it costs several thousand dollars to buy a

sunday they made their last stop of their first leg of the tour in oakland.sot: matt diesch, marjory stoneman douglash school student // "it's just been absolutely incredible to connect with people all around the country and show that we're not a divided nation. we can stand together and combat this issue as americans and not as democrats or republicans." dozens of people of all ages came out to de fremery park for the march for our lives tour that drew support for far and wide...advocate alex king travelled from chicago to be there.sot: alex king, anti-gun violence advocate// "because we know that we got to get the youth involved and one way to get the youth involved is not only having these town halls, but coming into these communities with these youth." kenzie smith who says he kenzie smith these youth." communities with these communities with these youth." kenzie smith who says he was victimized by a woman now known as bbq becky that called police on his barbeque at lake merritt and is now running for a seat on the oakland city council helped organize the event. sot: kenzie smith, oakland city co

after 17 people were murdered on the grounds of marjorie stoneman douglas high school with former studentith ar-15 style rifle that attack prompted survivors to call action by lawmakers and organizing the march for lives event this past march. millions participated in demonstrations in cities all over calling for changes and we see march for right students are in response to the march for our lives. at the same time, and separately in chicago, demonstrators who are protesting gun violence in that city managed to close expressway. state police are on hand, thousands of people say they are hope to go pressure public officials to work to end the hard break they have seen. last year chicago saw 600 die from gun violence. we will keep an eye on things and let you know how they go. julie: alicia acuÑa, thank you. connell: president trump's laying new demands, details of those positions ahead. plus, the president vetting process as narrow it is list this weekend of candidates to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. the top contenders, live report on that next. >> as you know, th

plant trees in memorial of the students and faculty members who were killed in the attack at marjory stoneman douglas> it shows the global reach that this tragedy has had and the fact that there is unity all over the world, no matter the time difference or the area. there is unity and love everywhere. i think that we are bringing life and some -- bringing life to something that has had a lot of debt. that is comforting. 2 members of new zealand -- it is bringing life to something that has had a lot of death. that is comforting. >>> police are still searching for motive in sunday nights shooting that have left people that. he shot into restaurants and cafes as he walked down the street in toronto is raytown neighborhood. a 10-year-old girl and an 18- year-old woman died -- the streets in toronto of a greek town nearby. a 10-year-old girl and 18-year- old woman died. >>> nine australians, two doctors and six police navy divers were presented with metals at a ceremony at the australian -- presented with medals at a ceremony at the australian capital. >> it was a mission of practical love, to save the li

students. 17-people were killed and 17-others were wounded during the february 14th shooting at marjory stoneman douglaserson, who is named in the suit, is accused of taking cover instead of trying to stop the shooting. <"the goal of this lawsuit is to ensure that this never happens again, that law enforcement is aware that we're expecting them to be heroes. that's their job. and if they choke and they cause people to die they will have to face the music.">( darya ) meanwhile, in washington, the federal commission on school safety convened to hear expert testimony on other options to increase school safety across the nation. president trump created the commission in response to the parkland shooting. ( darya ) a develong story we are following this morning... the federal government is reopening the ivestigation into the murder of emmitt till. till is a black teenager who was killed in 19-55 in missippi after a white woman claimed that he whistled at her and grabbed her. but in a book published earlier this year that woman admitted that she lied about the incident. two white men were acquitted in till's

amy: also honored where the three coaches killed and the marjory stoneman douglas high .chool valentine'say massacre they were honored as coaches of the year. and those are some of the headlines. is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. >> welcome to our viewers around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in pakistan, where voters go to the polls next week. the run-up to the election has already been marred by deadly terrorist attacks, a crackdown on activists and journalists, hundreds of arrests, and accusations of widespread interference by the military. on friday, a massive suicide bombing at an election campaign gathering in the southwestern province of baluchistan killed 149 people and injured another 200, making it the third dedeadliest attack in pakistan's history. the bombing targeted an election rally of the balochistan awami party. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. among those killed was a baluchistan provincial assembly candidate, siraj raisani. this is the slain candidate's brother, hajajlashkari. >> these ki

. >> reporter: audrey diaz, among a dozen survivors of the marjorie stoneman douglas shooting, filingay. >> we deserve more from law enforcement, and it could have ended the massacre before more people had died that day. >> reporter: naming several officials, including broward county sheriff scott israel, and school resource deputy scott peterson, both have come under fire for the response to the february 14 shooting, in parkland, florida. where gunman nikolas cruz killed 17 students and one teacher. >> this is a shot at specific law enforcement officials who failed the students on that particular day.>> reporter: the lawsuit coming on the heels of the bomb shell revelations, mental health officials told nikolas cruz's mother that he should buy guns. according to pinellas county he says that linda crews ignored those concerns. putting them into a diversion program for troubled teens, a program he never completed. >> there needs to be a cap on the number of offenses in the diversion program, to show that there is more need to look into it further. >> reporter: lawyers asked the school

. >>> some parents of students of marjory stoneman douglas high school are filing a civil rights lawsuitled to stop the shooter on the attack. this as the same community, students and survivors has been working to turn their pain and experiences into a grass roots movement. they're calling it the road to change where they stop in cities across america to talk about gun safety, to help register people to vote. a few days ago in dallas students recorded an intense conversation with what they called counter protesters, called open carry texas. they were challenged on things like mental health, arming teachers. and what happens next is remarkable. >> characterize saying guns are part of the problem, but it goes deeper than guns. >> this is a nuanced issue. i think the easy access in some of these areas to firearms does escalate violence, especially in chicago. >> those 150 hours of training mean nothing. >> because we don't rise to the occasion, you fall to your most basic level of training. >> exactly. no amount of training can train you out of that. that's my opposition to putting more gun

we'll also discuss with david hog the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school.all tomorrow night on "the last word" at 10:00 p.m. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts right now. >>> tonight, the senate intel committee announces it backs the intelligence community, finding russia did in fact meddle in the 2016 u.s. elections with vladimir putin's approval. and russia had a clear preference for donald trump. >>> also the president tonight promised a home run for his supreme court pick as we learned seven top contenders have now met or spoken w

students. 17-people were killed and 17-others were wounded during the february 14th shooting at marjory stoneman douglasigh school. the former school resource deputy scot peterson, who is named in the suit, is accused of taking cover instead of trying to stop the shooting. "the goal of this lawsuit is to ensure that this never happens again, that law enforcement is aware that we're expecting them to be heroes. that's their job. and if they choke and they cause people to die they will have to face the music."(ken) also today the federal school safety commission held its second meeting. president trump formed the group in response to the parkland. today the commission discussed issuses such as behavioral health services in schools, use of psychotropic medications for kids, and student confidentiality. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived vict

. >>> several students from marjorie stoneman douglas high school filed a federal lawsuit. county and several local officials of violating the civil rights of survivors by failing to stop accused shooter nikolas cruz. the suit states they suffer from severe psychological injury and trauma. specifically named is former deputy scott peterson who failed to confront the gunman on that day. 17 people were killed in that massacre. >>> los angeles woman accused of an assault on a 91-year-old man is being held on $200,000 bail. authorities charged 30-year-old jones with assault with a deadly weapon. she's accused of attacking rodolfo rodriguez with a concrete block a week ago today and enlisting a group of men to join in. rodriguez suffered injuries to his face, ribs, back and and. one witness says the attacker was heard telling the victim to go back to mexico. >>> nevada's first execution using the synthetic opioid fentanyl has been postponed. scott dozier was scheduled to die by lethal injection tonight. however a temporary injunction was -- there was a lawsuit accusing the nevad

>> reporter: three coaches, scott beigel, aaron feis and chris hixon who were killed in marjory stoneman douglas high school protecting students in february were honored with the award for coaches of the year. >> scott, aaron and chris were heroes. the issue of gun violence and what happened at our school isn't a political issue. it's a human issue. >> reporter: the three-hour show also featured appearances by khloe kim, the teen snowboarding sensation won best female athlete. and backup quarterback nick foles won for best championship performance for leading the philadelphia eagles to their first super bowl win in franchise history. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >> washington capitals captain alex ovechkin made nhl history when he won the espy award for best male athlete. it's the first time for an nhl player to win the award. >>> time now 5:49. why tens of thousands of local students could have some more money in their pockets this upcoming semester. >> and more people are sharing a home to combat rising costs. hear from one pair of roommates next. >>> good morning. check out this beautif

. >> reporter: audrey diaz is among a dozen survivors of the marjory stoneman douglas high school shootingrom our law enforcement and that it could have ended the massacre before a lot more people died that day. >> reporter: the suit naming several officials including broward county sheriff scott israel and school resource deputy scot peterson. both have come under fire for their response to the february 14th shooting in parkland, florida where gunman nikolas cruz killed 17 students and one teacher. >> this is a shot at specific law enforcement officials who failed the students on that particular day. >> reporter: the lawsuit coming on the heels of the bombshell revelation mental health counselors told cruz's mother she shouldn't let him buy guns that according to sheriff from pinellas county. linda cruz allegedly ignored those warnings putting him into a program he never completed for trouble teens. >> maybe there needs to be a cap on the number of offenses with a diversion program with need to look into it further. >> reporter: in a separate legal action, lawyers asking the broward count

like the one in parkland florida when in february 17 people were murdered on the grounds of marjory stoneman douglasnt with an ar-15 style rifle. in the wake of that attack, the survivors began a call for action by local, state and federal lawmakers. the march for our lives events held nationwide are also part of that call. in march millions turning out to demand stricter gun laws and end to the violence. those demonstrations have continued in various forms. today's event in los angeles and d.c. and elsewhere by the march for our rights students are in response to the march for our lives. and julie, other than minor disturbances, these rallies today went on without any security problems or issues. julie: alicia acuna, thank you very much. >>> so in chicago, thousands of protesters blocked part of a major interstate in an effort to draw attention to the gun violence plaguing some of the city's poorest neighborhoods. the march happening after a nearly hour long stand off between police and demonstrators. state police forming a barrier between protesters and i-95 traffic after initially warning anyone

: jacqueline corrine is for the march for our lives road to change tour, a senior now at marjory stoneman douglas high school where a gunman opened fire killing 17 students and teachers in february. >> very quickly it turned to chaos and i remember just sitting in my room about three hours not knowing if my classroom would be next. >> reporter: she hopes the tour builds bridges and makes change. >> there's a misconception we're trying to take everyone's guns away, which is not the case, and once we break that wall down, people start to understand and we start to click. >> it's not a right or left issue. it's an issue of life and death. >> reporter: on the tour teens from other cities as well highlighting gun violence issues like domestic violence. >> us two being black women, we get killed at a twice higher rate than our white counterparts and it's not really talked about. so providing a seat at the table for people that are victims of domestic violence and black women and women of color. >> reporter: the march for our lives parkland teens says one of their next stops is fairfax, virginia, the he

we'll also discuss with david hog the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. that's all tomorrow night on "the last word" at 10:00 p.m. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts right now. >>> tonight, the senate intel committee announces it backs the intelligence community, finding russia did in fact meddle in the 2016 u.s. elections with vladimir putin's approval. and russia had a clear preference for donald trump. >>> also the president tonight promised a home run for his supreme court pick as we learned seven top contenders have now met or spoken with trump. >>> and scott pruitt denies a new report he asked the president to fire jeff sessions and make him attorney general. it's yet another damaging headline for the epa chief and the white house as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. we begin with a new bipartisan report from the senate intelligence committee, which unequivocally backs up the findings of the u.s. intel agencies

extraordinary ones, high school coaches, who lost their lives in that devastating shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. all three were killed while they were trying to protect their students from that gunman. their families accepted the award on stage. and in another inspiring moment, the arthur ashe award for courage, going to female athletes for their bravery in coming forward to speak publicly against former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar who was sentenced to 175 years in prison for decades of abuse. this olympian shared a special message. >> to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter. and you are not alone. ♪ ♪ ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it no. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazi

the coach of the year honor was split between three coaches killed in the shooting of the marjory stoneman douglasda. really nice tribute. >> coming up here on today in the bay, we continue to monitor that breaking news in the east bay. we're live in elsabrante where one person is dead. we just got new details. >> plus, back in court. the disturbing new details emerging in the ride share rapist case as the suspect gets ready to return to court today. more news ahead. 6:28. you're watching today in the bay. ♪ follow the wta stars as they hit san jose the mubadala silicon valley classic where visionaries become victors july 30th to august 5th the us open series tickets on sale now start, but it will be another warm day ahead. morning, wroer rr off to a typical bay area cool start, but things wim warm up and another nice day ahead. take a look from los gatos town plaza park. a nice start to our day. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. starting off with a beautiful day, but kari, you say there's humidity in the forecast. >> sprinklers on at t

officials at marjory stoneman douglas high school are trying to determine the best way to get more thants each morning without creating long lines worried the former student, nikolas cruz, is behind bars facing 17 counts of first-degree murder. in congo areals confirming the end of the countries ebola outbreak. officials say there have been no new cases reported in the past six weeks. more than 50 people were diagnosed with it during the outbreak. that's during the night epidemic and the first time it spread to a major city. 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. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. a mostly higher day for u.s. stocks. nasdaq had little change, and the nasdaq 100 actually rose and closed at a record after alphabet reported better-than-expected results yesterday. right now, in after-hours trading, at&t shares are down even after the company reported better-than-expected profit and sales for the quarter ending and raise

ahad the honor of giving the commencement addre marjorie stoneman douglas high school. >> steve: oh,mmy: and i -- [ cheers and appuse ] it was very -- so, it was very emotional. but it was great, and i just -- i got to make them laugh a a little bit. so even the fact that i just got to make them laugh, it's a bstep forward. even though it'sy step, it's a step forward. my thank you to principal thompson. this principal is fantastic. ty thompson. he is so happy with his job. he is just so happy to be principal, and he loves -- he's like a real life mr. belding. he really is, like, happy, like -- he is so proud of the kids, and i ju love the guy so much. i want to thank him. i want to thank all the faculty and the students. it was amazing day, and i'llee- [ and applause ] i'll never forget it. what else did i do? i went to the belmont stakes. [ cheers ]as itnbelievable. i saw mike smith win on justify. he won the triple crown. >> steve: wo >> jimmy: it was insane. it was great. [ applause ] i went to andy cohen -- my friend andy cohen turns 50 years old. he had a 50th birthday bash, and

together in a big arena -- normally a cnn townhall is 150 people but with the together with marjorie stoneman douglas high school and the school had position -- and i totally get it -- were not turning anyone play so this needs to be in a big arena. we're not doing 150 people anyone who wants to come and i think the school is 3000. we had it in the local hockey arena. we worked really hard on it and try to make sure that anyone who lost a family member address a question and anyone wounded got to ask a question we tried to get a diversity of topics so wasn't just only about guns and other topics about school security, mental health, the response of the shares which know now and did not know then could have been much stronger. it was intense and i thought it was going to be much more sad event and ended up being much more mad event. people were angry. a lot of conservatives were upset about it. and that is fine. it comes with the job. marco rubio to discredit showed up. now , too be completely candid i don't know what you know about politics but broward county is not rubio country. it's a very liberal

and the court has agreed to delay the release of exterior surveillance video from the marjory stoneman douglashool shooting to give the local school board time to appeal. video -- the video of the law-enforcement response to the shooting that killed 17 people was scheduled to be made public today. the school thought the release, revealthe video could security blind spots at the school. prosecutors also opposed its release. at an airbase in south korea today, an honor guard carried the remains of americans killed in the korean war off of jets that brought them from north korea. it was the first tangible outcome of president trump summit with north korean leader kim jong-il last -- kim jong-un last month. 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. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. lisa? you, mark. stocks might be in the red today, but the s&p 500 is still on the best -- still on track for its fourth weekly gain in a row. now, we assess the week that was and what lies ahead. we are the half-point

. 17-people were killed and 17-others were wounded during the february- 14th shooting at marjory stoneman douglasschool resource deputy, scot peterson, who is named in the suit, is accused of taking cover, instead of trying to stop the shooting. "the goal of this lawsuit is to ensure that this never happens again, that law enforcement is aware that we're expecting them to be heroes. that's their job. and if they choke and they cause people to die they will have to face the music."(pam) also today, the federal school safety commission held its second meeting. president trump formed the group in response to the parkland massacre. today, the commission discussed issuses.. such as behavioral health services in schools, use of psychotropic medications for kids, and student confidentiality. (ken) a former apple employee is charged with stealing trade secrets. xiaolang zhang was a hardware engineer on apple's autonomous vehicle development team. then zhang said he would be taking a position at xiaopeng motors, a chinese startup company also focusing on autonomous vehicle technology. but during his last

shootings in the u.s., including at the first baptist church in sutterland springs, texas, at marjory stoneman douglas high school? parkland, florida. and at the capital gazette in indianapolis, maryland. these mass shootings have been met with silence by the majority. at what point are my colleagues in congress going to stop being ilent? going to int are they say we have to do something? we have to take action? the united states is in the middle of a gun epidemic. every day, 96 americans, 96 americans, mr. speaker, are killed by gun violence. americans are 25 times more likely to be murdered, 25 times more likely to be murdered with a gun than people in other developed countries. americans can no longer feel safe in going to say we have to do something? we have to take action churches movie theaters, at work, at military bases, at nightclubs, at restaurants, shopping malls, grocery stores, baseball fields, congressional baseball fields. and even worse, our children are no longer safe at school. since 2009, there have been 288 school shootings in the u.s.. today little kids are afraid to wear lightup

it was initially mobileized in part by survivors of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high schooled to change gun laws in the united states. separately today, in chicago, there is a gun control demonstration ongoing. participants said they hoped to close the dan ryan expressway and for a while protestedders were able to close this interstate. state police working to keep things calm. in l.a., we'll give updates on how things go in downtown los angeles with this protest and demonstration. leland: we'll watch it, 1015 in los angeles, 1:15 eastern until the start. elizabeth: tensions are high between the u.s. and china after the two countries imposed new tariffs. we're going to take a look at the fallout. and we're going to be hearing from a michigan cherry farmer who says the crackdown on illegal immigration makes harvest time pretty tough since most americans don't want to work in his fields. >> we will get housewives that want to come out and pick apples and think it's going to be fun and it lasts for two days. then the weather turns nasty and you never see them again. parodontax,

when it february 17 people were murdered on the grounds of marjory stoneman douglas high school by amer student with an ar-15 style rifle. that attack prompted survivors to call for action by lawmakers and the march for our lives events held nationwide to begin in march. millions turning out to demand stricter gun laws and it putting an end to the violence. today's events are in response to the march for our lives. mike, other than minor disturbances, these rallies went on without any security problems or issues. which is good. >> alicia, thank you very much. >> meantime in chicago, and other march happening today. thousands of residents including community leaders and members of the clergy gathered to protest the cities escalating violence and alleged parties brutality. the protest fully shut down northbound lanes of the dan ryan expressway. for about one hour. >> a judge delays until monday rolling on the trump administration request for more time. children under five to be reunited with parents at the us/mexico border. this comes after the judge ordered the children be reunited wi