joseph anthony, age 17. terrel, age three. joshua alberts, age 15. alicia, age 17. jesse, age 18.rederick, age 18. darian joseph, age 15. justin danielle, age 17. jennifer allen age 17. david entrÉe, age 17. -- age 16. terrence age 16. anthony michael, age three. thank you. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> congress does not have the courage to act on gun violence. but young people across this country are showing the way there speaking up and demanding action. i honor them and commit to fighting alongside them. i will read the names for some of those lost in massachusetts. they did not get a chance to join the fight before they died from gun violence. i take the opportunity to join them for fighting today for sensible gun reform. jared, 16, anthony, six years old. -- 16 years old all hundred, 11 years old. -- 16 years old. a 9-year-old. chantel, 16 years old. latoya, 15 years old. brian, 12 years old. another 12-year-old. the kari, eight years old. thank you. i yield the floor. [inaudible] >> today is so momentous one in the capital because the students of america are giving

voting age. if we thought that that would be a counterbalance to my generation that's kind of put us into the present jam that we're in. so, those are my comments. host: don't you think some young folks have that sentence in fact, maybe many of them do? caller: based the comments they've made in the last month around a very contentious concern of gun safety, yes. i would say they're as logical or more logical than people in my generation. we have been told, oh, if you ban an automatic rival, they're coming after your guns. they're going to come after all your guns. nobody's coming after everybody's guns. that's not even the -- that's not even true. and the kids seem to understand that. my generation doesn't. we seem to be the ones that are willing to listen to those types of arguments and say oh, yeah, oh, yeah, you know. we're going to lose our guns. oh, immigrants are stealing our jobs. they're killing people. well, the youth seem to know none of that's true. maybe they are better for our socie

we know more than ever about how we age, but we don't still fully understand why we with age or how as life gets longer, how the grow old well. as research continues, sometimes in unconventional ways, we are slowly starting to unlock its secrets. this is "vital signs." i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: it's a new day here in the hills of sardinia, italy. and here, it begins with the shot of caffeine. but this is no ordinary village. >> this is one of the clusters of villages some two hours away from the capital where the longevity of the residents has become a global phenomenon. male residents here are ten times more likely to reach the age of 100 than men in the rest of italy. >> translator: we were surprised to observe a particular sex ratio in most of the countries the sex ratio of over 100 it is 1 of 4 in favor of the women, but here it is 1-1 and so we have the same proportion of men and women advanced ag >> reporter: and dr. geovanne pes coined the blue zone based on the blue marks he put on the map to the mark these extraordinary demographics. and now this is a region marked by

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joseph anthony, age 17. terrell, age 3. joshua albert, age 15. alyssa, age 17. jesse, age 18. cedric, age 18. darion geoff, age 15. justin daniel, age 17. jennifer allen, age 17. david andre, age 17. tibeba lee, age 16. terrance, age 16. anthony michael, age 3. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. ms. warren: mr. president, congress does not have the courage to act on gun violence, but young people across this country are showing the way. they are speaking up and they are demanding action. i honor them and i commit to fight alongside them. i'm going to read the names of some of those lost from massachusetts. they didn't get a chance to join this fight before they died from gun violence, so i take this opportunity to join them to the young people who are fighting today for sensible gun reforms. jared brown, 16 years old. anthony skarita, 6 years old. angel swazzo, 16 years old. al hando laurente, 11 years old. tenzin kakian, 16 years old. marcos pena, 9 years old. chantelle matiosis, 16 years old. latoy graham, 15 years old. brian croyle, 12 years old. lacare jefferson,

as people age, they will not necessarily develop alzheimer's disease. but age is the americas factor for alzheimer's, just like it is for cancer and heart disease and other illnesses. ,o as the population ages unfortunately, more people are developing alzheimer's disease. that is projected to continue through 2050 at least. we project nearly 14 million americans will have alzheimer's disease unless we can find breakthroughs in biomedical research to change that trajectory. the good news is you look at diseases like heart disease and cancer, in many of those cases, there are treatments available. sometimes, they can be cured or reversed. with alzheimer's, we are not there yet. but there is a tremendous amount of research happening now designed to do that, so we hope we can turn the tide before these projected numbers turn reality. host: explained the history of the disease. has always been prevalent? what makes it prevalent? guest: again, it is driven by demographics. theou look 100 years ago, average lifespan was not long, so few people would actually d

it creates a task force to study age restrictions.ts the fix nics bill by senators corn anyone and murphy. >> it answers one of the three main issues we are trying to fix, mental health, universal background. he said he wanted to work together on this and save some lives. but the other thing that he showed after that is he is no better than the other politicians because he called out other gop members and said you're owned by the nra and that's why you don't want to take action. that's when he stepped down. and i ask him why? show us you're better than the other politicians, that you aren't owned by the nra and that you want to take action. the proposals are great. proposals without action remain proposals. >> alfonso, you were one of the eight students who activelily lobbied florida is state legislature and it worked. in the space of three weeks at your school, florida passed this, you know, fairly comprehensive bill. here is what is in that bill. they raised the age to 21, banned bump stocks, give law enforcement greater power to se

they are just discriminating by our age, no other reason. neil: they seem to be saying the younger you are the gun purchaser the more dangerous you are, what do you think of that? >> i don't believe that whatsoever. it doesn't matter if you're 18 or, you know, 35, you know, like responsibility is the main thing. we really need to get back to teaching individual's gun ownership and taking responsibility for own actions. neil: and that in your mind has nothing to do with your stage in. >> not at all. neil: nicholas cruz that got gun, what do you think of that? >> what do i think of purchasing at 19? neil niel he got a number of guns and a lot of the guns -- he got multiple guns and mental health issues didn't come to light until after the fact, what do you think of that? >> yeah, i think the real issue here is that we need to get back to talking about mental health and reducing the stigmatism that's around it. we need to look out for one another and not pass more regulations, we need to get back to being people and get to know one another. nei

on the 28th of february he made the last remark about let's raise the age limit. one day later he met with the nra. right after that meeting, the nra lobbyists said that the president does not support gun control and the president tweeted after that a few minutes after that saying they had a great meeting. and now it's not part of the plan. a lot of people are looking at that and thinking sounds like the nra got to him. >> as i said earlier, everything is on the table. and we will be looking at this. the state of florida just passed a law this past week that looks at this issue, that raises the age. >> it raises it. they didn't engage in a long process. they just passed the law. >> everything is on the table. and this commission will be studying it, along with many other issues and will be forthcoming with solutions. i go back to the fact that there are a number of issues on the table now that can be passed and implemented quickly and surely. and the president has urged congress to do those things. >> let's talk about this notion of arming teachers, that this is c

you are 10% more likely to die at the age of exactly 63 than you are at the age of exactly 62 and so blimey, that's quite high. but if we can fix this damage that doesn't happen any more, the probability of dying stays only being limited by the probability of things that don't have to do with how long ago you were born. what you're saying is you think within the lifetime of someone who hasjust been born you will learn how to effectively cancel out ageing? we develop ways at the molecular and cellular level to repair the damage the body does to itself throughout life. this is something i've called longevity escape velocity. we are not talking about massively lengthening human life, we're talking about massively lengthening people's healthy lives. if people can stay healthy for longer, i think generally there would be approval from society. what do you see society being like if everyone had massively extended lifespans? that's not what gets me out of bed in the morning, what society's going to be like. what gets me out of bed is the fact i don't like people getting sick. i don't like t

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the effects of aging and h.i.v. presents unique burdens to this community and the ability to self-organize and really direct is a challenge. at the same time, to maintain some sense of community when so much of, you know, so many people have lost so many people. the social isolation is a huge issue. and so it just feels like rather than help it's like you guys pull it together and figure it out. they've been pulling it together and figuring it out for 30 years. >> they have, but i think we have to work within the constraints of our funding and so i think if they came and talked to me about it we can figure something out. i really do. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. i just have. you said the report is going to be coming out on april 4th or the results? >> yeah. the report is public and i believe that we have already sent it to each of you through your aids. if you haven't received it i'll make sure it went down. i thought it had. it's public. >> just very quickly in a couple sentences, what do you

on reframing aging called changing language, changing lines, reframing san francisco's narrative on aging. there was also mention of president trump's 2019 envisioning budget document which proposes a steep decrease in funding of social programmes. although this document at present does provide a slight increase for nutritional aid, there would be major changes to medicare, medicaid, snap and elimination of senior employment and foster grand parent programmes. other programmes would probably be cut as well. of course, we will have our eye on social security and what may happen to that. i'd like to give many thanks to shireen mcspadden for their plan and the excellent summary to my fellow advisory plan council members. >> thank you, eleanor. any comments or questions from the commission? commissioner? >> thank you. may i get a copy of your remarks? >> sure. >> thank you. the details i just want to go over. that's all. thank you. >> thank you. the long-term care kaord nating council -- sorry, joint legislative committee report, dianne lawrence. >> good morning, commissioners, director mcspa

-- purchase age from 18 to 21. they also added money for mental health. congress in their budget bill the nationalx for instant criminal background check system and also included was money for strengthening schools across the country. the president, the justice department head of this weekend's rallies announcing an executive order from the justice department on what are called bump stocks. the president tweeted on friday -- i will get to that. the obama administration legalized bump stocks, bad idea. the justice department will issue the rule banning bump stocks with a mandated comment. . mandated comment period. how are under 25 line, chloe in maryland. caller: hi. >> go ahead. caller: i went to the march in d.c.. i thought it was a very inspirational movement. there.o many other ages it was amazing to see the different people. i have not been affected by gun violence. but it is shocking to see how many people are. it needs to be stopped. it is crazy to think that has gone on this far, and it needs to be stopped.

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that gradient is there not just at 3, it is there at age 2, it is not there at age 1. it emerges between 12 months and 24 months. look what the early education did. it basically had a differential positive effect, depending on the level of challenge that the child faced. so it raised the performance to a greater degree for the children who came from the highest risk families, but note also that it raised the performance and all this is statistically significant, of course, of children who came from high school graduate and some college, families, and it had neither a positive nor negative effect on children whose parents were college graduates. we think we know why. when we were able to analyze in greater depth those parents were able to use their social and fiscal resources basically to match what it is we were providing. they made use of other forms of health care and early education that was just as good as what we could provide. and it's not just in the realm of cognitive or language performance. this it is a list of areas, again, all assessed by people b the study

number four, aging population issues. number five, it is not until we get there that we get to women's reproductive issues. if women are working more and getting more and their paycheck s -- and iftax cut women feel like they can leave their job and find one easily, i think the administration and congress are actually doing right -- pretty well. national security is another area that women really care about. as we are talking about immigration and securing our borders, that is with the administration where they can make some end roads. health care is an area where women still want to see wor k done. they want to see lower premiums, they want to find health care when they need it. to make sure the health care -- while i there respect the guardian, i do not like the idea that women are just boiled down to reproductive issues. talking to the senior policy analyst with the conservative independent women's forum. but go to kathy in maryland. democrats, good morning. caller: good morning. another problem that women have is age

as you noted, raising the age minimum age to buy an assault-style weapon not included in this proposalthings were. it's a multipronged effort by the white house. first, establish a new federal task force that's headed by education secretary betsy devos studying school violation and recommend different policies and different strategies for funding that might try to prevent another shooting. secondly, they push congress to pass certain legislation, the fix nix bill on the stop school violence act, but the most important portion needs to pass, specifically two portions, one, which indicates that states train school personnel to be armed. that is the hardening of schools, something that president trump pushed for for a long time going back to the campaign. the other controversial aspect to the policy at the white house is pushing are those extreme risk temporary orders essentially allowing law enforcement to take weapons away from individuals that are deemed at-risk and not allow them to buy more weapons. i asked one senior white house official if they believe the nra may be opposed to the

i've looked at every poll and that it raising the age what is he talking about? >> congress who has the ability to make. >> he's determined that there's no support in congress? >> not broad-based support. that doesn't mean that were ignoring the concept. were not looking at a how we can build a coalition of support. were determining what the best path forward is to implement something like that as well as a number of other issues. >> to see remain committed to the? [inaudible] [inaudible] >> tonight on the communicators, tennessee congresswoman marsha blackburn is also the chair the house subcommittee on communications and technology. she's interviewed by washington post. >> how do you get broadband out there and access to high-speed internet is the number one issue of our county mayor swimmer out about. you're not getting get economic development or keep the hospital open or have advanced educational opportunities are some of the next generation public safety component without access to high-speed internet. watch tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> earlier t

raise the driving age from 16 to 17, you save a lot of lives. at 17 kids are more mature and act more safely. i think we owe lawmakers than just more the polls. we owe them the data. we need to tell them if you raise the age for purchasing weapons it saves lives or we tell them it doesn't have any impact. we need to tell them this is how much impact it will have on the rights of law abid-abiding gun owners. if we don't provide the data we're not doing our job. cdc is ready to do the job. it will take a long time but we should start that research now. >> thanks. >> let's talk about the disturbing interview with betsy devos. she's called for massive cuts to public education funding and push money to private businesses. she claims public schools are failing. we're fact checking after the break. >>> our cartoon of the day shows trump at a chalkboard explaining his equation for school safety. one assault rifle plus one assault rifle equals less school violence. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked wel

the age discrimination is a good point. alex brought up a great point, look, there are a lot of crazy people that are in 30's and 40's that shouldn't be able to get guns. you look at the shooter in las vegas, he was in 50's, bump stock guns with all the stuff, he never should have been given a long gun. the bottom line here is that anything that's done for political purposes without taking all the stats and all the information into account is a big mistake whether the government or private company. neil: interesting, earlier companies are more controversy but as i was just saying, they run back into it by whatever decision they make, but, again, they don't like to be in the middle of this, yet, they are all in the middle of it, aren't they? >> absolutely. delta is a great case study in that because they ended a program that really was not being utilized by a lot of people, i believe 13 individuals in total had taken advantage of this small discount program that delta had, they sparked anger within the georgia government whe

the age ofone who at 21 proved that it could do lodge enough,f that were not at the age of 32, he developed information theory which is really one of the bedrocks of the information age we then, if that weren't enough, at the age of 32, he developed the field of information theory which is really one of the bed rocks of the information age that we live in and of our ability to do everything from placing phone call to have this conversation. to the extent that there is a godfather of that age, it is claude shannon. i'm happy to have the chance to talk with you about him. peter: when you talk about communication theory and the information age, what do you mean by that? jimmy: sure, so in 1948 -- remember, this is decades before anything we know the world has come to pass -- claude shannon sits down and rights of paper where he essentially shows that all types of information are the same and that that information could be turned into bits and it could be encoded, compressed and sent flawlessly so that we can take a message from point a and have it be received at point b. obviously, all of thos

school safe toy examine the age issue.etsy devos who recollects will chair the commission, describes the plan as pragmatic. >>> we're just two days away from marking one month since the deadly school shootings in parkland, florida. wednesday, thousands of students, teachers and parents are expected to participate in a nationwide school walkout. the event will take place at 10:00 a.m. across every time zone and last 17 minutes, one minute for each of the victims gunned down in parkland. more than 2,000 walkout events are registered. >>> the trump administration says north korea must keep three promises before any potential meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. according to the white house those promises are no missile testing, no nuclear testing and north korea cannot publicly object to u.s. military exercises with south korean forces. no date for the meeting has been set. sources say the demilitarized zone is most likely the location for that meeting. >>> and russia says it has successfully tested what vladimir

a day after donald trump said it made stones raise the age limit, donald trump met with the nra. he even tweeted about his good, great meeting with them. >> a lot of people are looking at that and thinking sounds like the nra got to him. >> as i said earlier, everything is on the table. >> this morning trump defended himself on twitter, but this flip-flop should remind that you ultimately donald trump does what donald trump wants. and more often than not, as we've seen repeatedly, what donald trump wants are things that appeal solely to his voters. take this weekend's rally ostensibly to support rick saccone, was what we need, the roar of the crowd. >> we're working hard. it's not easy. that washington, d.c., you have a lot of evil there, but we're getting people out. a lot of bad people, a lot of fake media. >> it's 1999. i'm on "meet the press," a show now headed by sleepy eyes chuck todd. he's a sleeping son of a bitch, i tell you. >> i would love to beat oprah. >> maximum sene waters. >> i love you. >> our big question today, it is march 2018, and who is still buying what don

, age of purchase. >>> president trump backtracking on his support to raise the minimum age to buy some firearms. >> i have asked to head up a task force. there is a sense of urgency. >> i remember i grabbed the knife, after that i don't remember. it's all kind of blood and stuff around. >>> o.j. simpson giving a hypothetical confession into an explosive interview. >> he may try to describe it as a hypothetical but, of course, it becomes odd. >>> five passengers killed in a helicopter crash in new york city. >> it was just going straight down like he was coming in for a landing but it was really fast. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> welcome, everyone. welcome to your "new day." the white house officially putting out their thoughts on gun violence and school shootings. there's a notable omission in their plan. president trump's idea to raise the minimum age to buy certain guns is not included. the trump administration says they will help states pay to arm teache

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so has eight wins at the age of 24. then mickelson and his hall of fame career looking for win number 43. >> it's just one of the great things we love about this game of golf. unlike other sports where it is hard to hang on, you got tom brady playing in the nfl at age 40. but 47 years old and he's mixing it up. >> phil works so hard on his game. he wants to maintain his speed. he's always -- >> what happened there. somebody almost stepped on thomas' ball. had to put the heisman on the guy. >> another look at that. >> a guy with a camera. >> almost. that might be thomas' best save of the week. >> roger, could have been a worse lie into the ground there. what about the lie down. >> actually, it's not an optimal lie. it's sitting down a little bit. it's going to be hard to get this ball real clean. i think he's going to play it short of the green and pump it through the rough. >> this is tricky. we've seen a lot of guys leave it short. >> just in the back of your mind, you got that water in the back. >> you heard mickelson

now he's saying it's up to the states to do the age thing. that was something specifically paul ryan said. after that, this idea has bloated. we're not hearing much about universal background checks. it's a whole different president now. >> the obama poll serv poll we t has rick saccone at 45%, conor lamb at 51%. a 6-point spread right now. >> if things were going swimmingly, things would be going well for rick saccone, who is a big trump supporter. also the president just announced tariffs on steel, which you would think would play well in this district, and i'm sure it does. and both sides have put a lot of money into this race. the president has privately mused, according to reporting out there, that saccone is not a good candidate, so you can see he's starting to distance himself a little bit from it. but this should be a shoo-in. this should be an easy win. to go back to the gun issue, one of the reasons the president isn't jumping into this wholeheartedly is because he knows he's got a lot of republicans out there who he would put in a

beginning at six weeks of age. the early education group came to a child development center that we created from scratch c and within that center every child experienced an educational program tailored to his or her needsta based on frequent assessments and focusing onse 27 separate strands of development. we conducted over 500 experiments to create the curriculum but in summary you can think of the curriculum being composed of enriched caregiving with a very positive focus on teaching children how to do things that they would find enjoyable, that was individualized for eacht child but ruppel call from a scientific experiment. and it was comprehensive. that have a high priority on language been able to communicate easily and with joy and that place a very clear emphasis on conversational rating. not just reading for the information but reading as a pleasant experiment with the warm caregiver who have the child's best interest at heart.be when i say the group we began with was challenged the slide hopefully would be

and also ag issues. ag is my background, that's what i have done my whole life. come from a family of farmers and ranchers, so that's what i do and continue to do. so it's those types of issues that i keep on, those are what i'm most passionate about in my district. >> one of the most important issues we're facing here in oklahoma is the access to high-speed internet for all of our citizens, in rural areas and all parts of the urban areas as well. >> the most important issue in oklahoma for me is making sure that we have a funded government that works and that is being responsible to not only take care of our citizens, but make sure that future generations have an education system, have transportation networks and have quality health care in the state. ♪ >> thursday morning we visit salem, oregon, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. oregon governor kate brown will be our guest during "washington journal" starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> this week the supreme court will hear oral argument in a case dealing with free speech and abortion rights. t

they met with six students from parkland florida and said he would go strong on the age limits. and this proposal doesn't have the president stepping forward and demanding action from congress on those age limits. why is the president back ago way to the promise to the six students he would go strong. >> i don't know how many times i can explain the same thing. the president still supports this. that is why it is in his plan. and he is looking at and reviewing the best path forward to try to get it through. but at the same time -- >> [ inaudible question ]. >> he is making sure that the things we can do right now were actually doing instead of holding everything back until we can get some of those other pieces done, we're pushing forward on the things that have support that can be accomplished immediately. and then we're working through the process to see what we can do to get the other things done. that seems smart and it seeps like bold leadership to me to push through on things that help protect kids while not ignoring some other policies that the president supports. which we

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the lra claims that raising the age at which someone can claims that raising the age at which someoneng the age at which someone can buy a gun claims that raising the age at which someone can buy a gun breaches both the second and 14th amendments of the second and 14th amendments of the us constitution. it's an argument that may end up being fought out in florida's courts, but it's only one part of a wider debate, and before the end of the month students will march in washington to demand new countrywide restrictions on gun sales. the campaigners say they no longer want just sympathy, they want change. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. we're getting reports from northern california saying three women have been found dead after they were taken hostage after a staff party at aus taken hostage after a staff party at a us veterans facility. the body of a gunman was also found, he is understood to have killed himself. police were called to the veterans home in the napa valley region at around 10:30am friday morning. media reports say he had until recently been a resident at the home, wh

here in america -- a huge amount of population is aging. in the next couple of the years 25% of the u.s. population will be 65 or older. there are more and more people -- and people are living longer so there are more and more people thinking about end of life and what end of life will look like both young and old. because younger people are getting to experience older people longer and they are wondering what is that journey. we have such great technology there's an opportunity to make decisions on how the end of life can happen and so much more interesting in varying types of end of life experiences. >> and i think as a city who's aging population is growing rapidly, we need to think about what are policies we need to put in place to ensure that we are appropriately -- appropriately addressing the needs so that, perhaps, we need to have a larger conversation about palliative care, it is not just hospice care, it is managing chronic pain and chronic conditions. how do we address people who want to stay at home and live at home and die at h

. >> a couple weeks ago the president said he wants to raise the age to purchase assault lessons and talked about universal background checks and taking guns away from those identified as a threat without due process. what happened to all of those proposals? >> a lot of those are still outlined in the proposal, if you don't have yet you should receive the next few minutes in your inbox but right now the presidents primary focuses on pushing through the things we know have broad bipartisan support or what we can do from the administrative perspective immediately. we have not let go some of those other things that we will review and look at as i mentioned in the opening part of my first comments. >> what single thing in this proposal from the president is not supported by the nra? is there anything in here the nra opposes? >> the president still has in this plan the age limits increase and that is part of or one of the things that will be reviewed with the best path forward. whether that can be done at a federal level or needs to be done state-by-state. but the president as you know do

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if you look at polls about the age limit, 87%, 72%.t poll, they had 67% supporting raising the age limit. the same age limit for handguns. there's lots of public support. the president is right. there is not a lot of political support among republicans in congress. >> john: the nra came out and loudly was against it. >> depends on your level of hostility. i don't think he caved because he says things in these meetings that he walks back all the time. the actual thing they are proposing, they make sense, they are good. i think they are basically saying now we really mean it that government officials are supposed to uphold the law. >> incentives to follow the law. this is better than nothing and every democrat will say the same thing. >> john: when we come back, predictions for pennsylvania's special election. stay with us. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico

as far as the age issue, we've just heard the nra position on that. it's important to keep in mind, for those of our viewers who think these guns need for hunting and more rural areas. 60% of all american gun owners have the guns for protection from crime. not for hunting. not for any of those more sort of war purposes that people envision when they think about that. >> more of those under consideration. just how many of them pass and how many wind up in the hands of the u.s. supreme court. >>> police in monterey county are looking into how a high school teacher accidentally fired a gun at school injuring several students. it happened at seaside high school yesterday morning. authorities say the teacher, dennis alexander, was teaching a public safety class. he was pointing the gun at the ceiling when it went off. one injured student said nobody checked to see if anybody was hurt. >> then i look at my shirt like that, and there's blood on my shirt. then i wiped my neck kind of, and a bullet fragment comes off my neck. >> it's just so crazy that the tea

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getting the age up to 21 instead of 18. it doesn't make sense that i have to wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun, but i can get this weapon at 18. didn't know. >> reporter: parkland survivor sam zeif pleaded directly to the president for the age increase. >> i turned 18 the day after. woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. and i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> reporter: a week later, nra officials came to the without, and the president tweeted, "good -- great -- meeting in the oval office." but now, the just released white house plan on school safety calls only to study the issue of age reinstructions. in the immediate aftermath of the parkland shooting, the president said he supported several other initiatived opposed by the nra. >> he talked about universal background checks, taking guns away from those identified as a threat, even without due process. what happened to all those proposals? >> right now, the president's primary focus is on pushing through things that we

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