well we're crossing live to arianna giovanni who's a senior lecturer in local politics at the montfort university in the u.k. welcome to the program now pundits predict that whatever government italy ends up with now they're going to be fireworks with the what do you expect to happen. well it depends who is going to form a government and what kind of government that is going to be in place in the next few weeks if we are like at the moment is leading our center the center right coalition has said that he's prepared to form a government that is so obviously considering their right wing stances on to immigration and now you're a skeptic position of the of the parties leading and of the coalition that is going to lead well that would certainly create a few headaches brussels and there are also other options the five star movement obviously emerged as the single largest party we would have to see whether they will manage to form a coalition for example either with the p d or even with the leader itself some argue either way again the five star movement is not the type of political force th

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arianna williams is here with us from chicago, illinois.illinois. the latter, former education secretary under barack obama. the former, having lost her father and two uncles to gun violence. arianna, thank you for talking to us. this is personal for you. tell us the message you bring from chicago. >> the message that i bring is, you are not alone. because we have felt that we were along for so long. now finally the kids from florida have given us the leverage to be able to come out here and speak and to give our experience. and they listen. we no longer feel alone. we feel as though we have family who have felt the same way as we have. it's very -- it's very special to know that people who come from different worlds feel the same as you. >> mr. secretary, talk about what it took to get these kids here from chicago, first of all, and how it feels, you never know what it's going to take to get everyone's attention. it turns out it took parkland, florida. >> this has been a really emotional day, brian, it brought tears to my eyes. we've felt

. >>> plus arianna huffington joins us in the studio on strategies to get enough sleep so you can maximizetivity. >>> and -- >> reporter: we're in british columbia where he's about to drop explosives out of this helicopter to make it safer for skiers below. we'll explain how it all works coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's monday, march 12th. i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning. it is monday, march 12. you are looking at the golden gate bridge. that could be anywhere, it is foggy so it's hard to tell. we promise, it is the golden gate bridge. good morning. >> it really did feel like summer and spring yesterday. >> a beautiful day, nice and sunny and warm. that's all about to change. the weather is. here is the fog rolling over the golden gate bridge. this is a different angle of the bridge. that will be a tough drive. not all of the bay area is covered in fog, we see along the coast right now. a foggy start with clouds building this after

. >> arianna grande. >> hello, everybody. >>> all right.can see, and that it is a packed crowd, and by the way not just here in washington, but al l across the country. we will take you to los angeles, denver and a number of markets coalescing today march iing for our live, because these young people, and this is all inspired by what happened at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, last month where 17 people were killed, so we take you back to the program here in washington. >> good afternoon, family. >> yes, i said family. i said family, because we are here to join together in unity to fight for the same goals. i say family, because of all of the pain i see in the crowd. and that pain is another reason why we are here. our pain makes us family. us hurting together brings us closer together to fight for something better. my name is alex king. i'm 17. i am a senior at north theda hi school in chicago. there are 650 people murderered in the year 2017 and 771 being murdered in the year of 2016. but that is not it. gun violence tr

. >> arianna grande and miley cyrus were among the celebrities sharing the stage with students saturday. president trump is in florida this weekend, but a white house spokeswoman applauded young people exercising their first amendment rights. as for the nra, unlike the day of the school walkouts when they tweeted i will control my own guns, thank you. no response during the rallies even though the high percentage of protests signs were aimed at them. >> to all the politicians out there, if you take money from the emory you have chosen death! >> thousands who couldn't get close enough to see the stage on pennsylvania avenue stood around for hours anyway supporting a cause that inspired many young protesters to attend a political rally for the first time in their lives. chris. >> chris: peter, thank you. the just released fox news polls that strong support for tougher gun controls. by a 13-point margin voters say protecting against gun violence is more important than protecting gun rights and there is broad support for measures to reduce gun violence, universal background in mental health

. ♪ >> star power boosting the march for our lives from singers like demi, arianna and miley. >> i'mthe presence of all you wonderful people fighting for what's right. >> to broadway actors. ♪ tomorrow there will be more of us ♪ >> celebrities in the entertainment and industry lending a hand in the coast-to-coast call for gun reforms using their powerful voices for activism. ♪ >> and los angeles. >> the nra has got to go. >> this is an issue that effects us across the board, not just in our classrooms but our communities. >> we need to come to some understanding that human lives are more important than gun sales. >> hundreds of thousands of marchers, george clooney and his wife, amal clooney, the couple donating a half million dollars to the cause. and in new york, paul mccartny, honoring john lennon. >> one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. >> and mccartny representing john lennon who was shot dead in front of his new york city home in 1980. many are asking, diane, this morning, what's next? how do they take that momentum? how do they take and keep tha

. >> reporter: salesman mantha an arianna, thank you for joining us. you can see tens of thousands of people are here. they'll be marching a mile down in just a few minutes with the program here. back to you, joy. >> absolutely, maya rodriguez, thank you so much. joining me now is valley jarred. >> this is amazing. >> unbelievable. >> i want to put up a map of all of the places and where all the rallies are taken place worldwide. it is incredible of these kids in stoneman douglas and parkland florida are putting this together this march and we'll get that map up to show. 800 around the city. >> it is not just washington focused. it is spreading around our country and the world and these young people out of tragedy and out of profound grief have started a revelation. you cannot stop them now. i met a young man who lost his brother two years ago from chicago. he says i am doing this for my brother. he cannot be here and i want to make sure nobody else loses their brothers. there is a profound pain but also energy and enthusiasm. >> it is not just washing