abc's dan harris on what the florida students were asking for. dan was in the room when they were face to face with lawmakers. >> reporter: the 100 students from parkland began their extraordinary day-long lobbying mission on minimal sleep but maximal optimism. >> we're running on adrenaline. we're running on each other's hopes that we can go on and make a difference. >> reporter: state senators began this day by displaying pictures of the 17 victims. >> a yes or no? >> reporter: but the solemnity of the day did not stop students from hitting lawmakers with pointed questions about gun policy. >> do you think you'd actually push for any policy yourself or just agree with it if it is convenient to you? >> never again! never again! >> reporter: while the kids from parkland make the rounds inside the capital, there's a large rally here outside. >> after my brothers were murdered at pulse, what did you do? >> nothing! >> reporter: back inside, as the students continued their work, their initial optimism curdled into frustration as they complained about

how dan harris and survivors of the florida massacre demanding answers at the state capital from lawmakers>> generally considered pro-gun? >> i got to get ready. i'm trying to think. >> plus grieving families, face to face with president trump. >> i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed. because my daughter i'm not gonna see again. >> the president's response. but first the "nightline" five. >>> number one in ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ marjory marjory. blam. ♪ >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. america's students holding rallies across the country today, banning together calling for action to keep them safe. our night line co-anchor dan harris travelled to the survivored of parkland massacre confronted lawmakers in first a stallment of our series the american gun. >> it's a situation that hit home, it hit our school our community. >> these are the young p

here's my "nightline" co-anchor dan harris with the first installment in our series "eighteen for '18usa! usa! >> reporter: not a huge crowd here, but they've got gusto. >> hello, pennsylvania! >> reporter: a rare campaign stop for the vice president. >> would you give another round of applause for the next congressman from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, rick saccone. >> reporter: pennsylvania's 18th congressional district has become the latest battleground in america's bitter partisan political fight. >> they're bringing out the big guns here in southwestern pennsylvania today for republican candidate rick saccone. >> reporter: rick saccone, who's 59 and his democratic opponent conor lamb who's just 33 are facing off in a special election on march 13th for a seat vacated last fall after republican congressman tim murphy resigned amidst a sex scandal. with president trump's approval ratings hovering around 40% -- >> we need to support the president and rick saccone. >> reporter: -- republicans are pulling out all the stops. president trump himself showed twoup weeks ago to support

that was a telling moment when they did not want dan harris or our cameras there, and there was one other major headline that broke today, an american who pleaded guilty, pierre, and who is cooperating with the special counsel. what of you learned? >> reporter: that's right, mueller announced the guilty plea of richer pi nato from southern california who helped the russians set up fake identities. >> thanks. >>> next, the affair between "playboy" play mate, and donald trump before he was president. the money spent just before the election for her story which was then never published. why wasn't it? here's abc's senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega. >> reporter: at the white house today, an abrupt change of plans. president trump bound for florida, boarding marine one alone bound for florida. the first lady was supposed to be with him, instead she left separately and met him at air force one. it comes as the president faces explosive new allegations about a nine-month affair with a "playboy" play mate, and new questions about whether she was paid to stay silent days before the pr

dan harris, abc news, tallahassee. >> dan, thank you. >>> meanwhile, president trump hosted dozens oftings in parkland, sandy hook and columbine. >> they begged the president to take action to keep sids safe. some sobbed openly, others expressed anger over their loss. >> there needs to be significant change in this country because this has to never happen again. and people should be able to feel when they go to school, they can be safe. >> please, mr. trump, these are things we have to do. we have to do something about this. we cannot have our children die. >> 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. >> how many schools, how many children have to get shot? it stops here with this administration and me. i'm not going to sleep until it's fixed. >> all the school shootings, doesn't make sense. fix it. should have been one school shooting and we have had have fixt it. and i'm pissed. it's my daughter i'm not going to see again. >> harsh words there from that father. clearly ve

abc's dan harris in a nondescript building in st. petersburg, where some of those russians, part of "internet research agency," were writing their material to get americans riled up. our team obtaining a hidden camera look inside the operation. >> easy. easy. >> reporter: they kicked dan out, but tonight, mueller's indictment indicates their work was already done. >> pierre thomas with us tonight. that was a telling moment when they did not want dan harris or our cameras there, and there was one other major headline that broke today, an american who pleaded guilty, pierre, and who is now cooperating with the special counsel. what have you learned? >> reporter: that's right, mueller announced the guilty plea of richard pinedo from southern california who admitted to committing fraud by helping the russians set up fake american identities, david. >> pierre, thank you. >>> next, the affair between a "playboy" play mate and donald trump before he was elected president. the report in "the new yorker" allegedly involving money spent just b

students all across florida staging walkouts in solidarity and abc's dan harris is in tallahassee with the teens getting ready for their rally. good morning dan. >> reporter: michael good morning. coming to you from a civic center where the kids spent the night on cots eating breakfast behind me right now as you might be able to see. sooner's going to walk over to the state capitol where they have a long series of meetings with everybody from the speaker of the house to the attorney to the governor. when you talk to their kids their passion, pain idealism it's all palpable but it is already running head first into hard legislative realities here in this gun-friendly state. 100 young people carrying sleeping bags and pillows as they boarded buses on an extraordinary lobbying mission. just days after surviving one of america's worst school shootings. >> the first busload of parkland students have arrived and they're being greeted by a very large, enthusiastic and sympathetic crowd of local high school students. >> we're fighting for our friends we lost and for the future of kids we're go

. >> thank you for that introduction, dan harris. let's get right to it.ehind-the-scenes look at the making of her latest video "end game" featuring future and ed sheeran and in the clip, sheeran reveals he wrote his verses in a new york hotel room after waking up from a dream. obviously the two have a big friendship the way taylor teases him about how he's sitting or standing. >> he tries to elevate himself just like geographically so that he can seem better than me. you're really peacocking right now. >> it's only because you wear [ bleep ] heels all the time. >> look what i did for you today. >> bottom line, he's shorter than her. >> i know how that feels. >> peacocking? >> peacocking right now. >>> let's move on to the next story. fans of the netflix series "the crown" which i know a lot of you are are being offered the chance of a lifetime. a walk-on role sharing a scene with none other than the queen olivia colman taking over the role of elizabeth from claire foy. >> she's great, by the way. she is -- >> pick me, pick me. >> she is really, really tal

dan harris takes a look back at graham, a man who brought inspiration and comfort to so many. >> there are thousands of you that god has been speaking to. >> reporter: for more than half a century billy graham brought the word of god to millions. >> return to your faith in god. christ is going to come back. >> reporter: his influence reached every corner of the globe and all the way to the white house. a long way from the north carolina dairy farm where he grew up during the great depression. graham found his calling at age 16 when a traveling preacher came to town. >> i went back night after night and one night i began to realize that there was an emptiness in my life. >> the lord jesus -- >> reporter: soon he was filling revival tents and expanding into radio and television. his message was for everyone regardless of race years before it was the law he insisted his audiences not be segregated. >> i don't know what your religion or racial background or cultural background it make no difference. >> reporter: he first went to the white house in 1950 with an audience with president truma

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. >>> dan harris joins us from new york. >> coming up the braking news other night the fatal helicopterh rescue missions under way and three found dead. what is so difficult and a look at the companies safety record. waiting into the me too debate, the president defending the accused and expressing no sympathy for accusers. he says the quotes are mere allegations. >>> the athletes from north korea and the games and what a former athlete is saying about competing for the country. coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. >>> the next 30 years scientists saying a 1-3 chance of an earthquake. we're get ago clearer picture of what the impact will look like thanks to the powerful computers ott the national lab in lawrence. >> >> reporter: at this lawrence livermore lab. >> hundreds of thousands of chips working together to solve a problem. >> reporter: a big problem. a magnitude 7 earth wake. >> it happened in 1868 but only 3,000 people lived in the east bay. >> reporter: finally bursts after s. >> water and electricity and the gas and our transportation corridors have to cross. >> reporter: a

let's go back to dan harris in tallahassee. ning. we are seeing an extraordinary public outreach campaign by the survivors of the gun violence in parkland and their parents and politicians at all levels are stepping up to listen from state lawmakers and the governor here in the state capitol of tallahassee to the white house itself with that powerful listening session that the president held with victims of gun violence and, george, as you know earlier in the show, you spoke with a young woman from parkland who was at the white house yesterday. here's what she had to say. >> julia, you had a tweet last night. you said this is only the beginning. right now we may be infamous for our tragedy but we will be famous for this movement of change. what do you want to see. >> the city of parkland has been pushing for this movement of change along with the other neighborhood schools and even broader to the whole country that is forcing this change because enough is enough. we are tired of losing innocent lives to peer situations that are

abc's dan harris was there. >> reporter: this whole situation hit home. this hit our school. this is our community. >> reporter: these are the young people who have faced down gun violence and are now thrusting themselves on to the front line over america's battle with guns. driven by their grief and a shared mission to turn their tragedy into sweeping political action. >> this time we're putting an end to it. it's never again. >> legislative resistance has become a norm. >> locked in closets for hours, not knowing if we were going to be okay. maybe we're not experts on the policy but we know the impact it can have on anyone's life. >> reporter: they bounced from one office to the other. >> we're here to make sure stheng does change skblr. >> reporter: taking aim at semiautomatic rifles. >> what's your opinion? >> i think we're committed to look at everything pap. >> are you areally going to actually act on anything? and do you think you'd push for policy itself or just agree? >> reporter: by mid-day their initial optimism curdled into frustration. >> i don't know if i'm goin

the bigger question -- >> harris: the local police, guys like dan bongino would have the full skinny. >> lisa: would've prevented previous mass shootings or future feet shootings. >> harris: i've got to go. that means to our audiences we want to bring in these live pictures when they happen but also keep this incredible conversation going. you guys are amazing. a very wide ranging. i hope you're paying attention. amid president trump's war of words with the media, now he is preparing to dine with reporters next month in his first gridiron dinner after skipping the event last year. so what can we expect and does the signal and move, a potential fall with the media over the battle continue? stay close. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. but he's got work to do. with a sore bac

. >> abc news dan harris in st. petersburg where some of the russians part of internet research agency were writing material to get americans riled up. our team obtaining a hidden camera look. >> that was easy. >> any kicked dan out but tonight mueller's indictment indicates their work was already done. and more breaking news, mueller announced a guilty plea of american citizen richard pinedo from southern california who admitted to fraud by helping is russianss to set up fake identities abc news washington. >>> necessary the report of affair between a playboy playmate and donald trump before elected president. the report in the north americaer involves money spent before the election for her story which was never published process. here is abc's senior white house correspondent. >> reporter: at the white house today an abrupt change of plans. president trump bound for florida found for florida alone. the first lady was supposed to be with him i understand she left separately at met him at air force one. it comes as

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they kicked dan harris out. but mueller indicates their work was already done.reaking news, mueller announced a guilty plea of a man from southern california who admitted to committing traud by helping the russians set up fake american identities. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> next, the new report of an alleged affair between a playboy playmate and president donald trump before he was elected the office. the report in "the new yorker" allegedly involves money spent just before the election for her story which was never published. abc senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: an abrupt change of plans. president trump bown for florida boarding marine one alone. the first lady was supposed to be with him. instead she left separately and met him at air force one. it comes as the president faces explosive new allegations about a nine-month affair with a playboy playmate and new questions whether she was paid to stay silent days before the presidential election. "the new yorker" reports the pre met the woman in 2006 at the p

ablz's dan harris in st.are where some of the russians part of interest net research agency were writing their materials to get americans riled up. our team obtaining a hidden camera look inside the operation. they kicked dan out, but mueller's indictment indicates their work was already done. more breaking news, mueller announced a guilty plea of an american from southern california who admitted to committing fraud by helping the russians set up fake american identities. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> next, the new report of an alleged affair between a playboy playmate and donald trump before he was elected president. the report in "the new yorker" allegedly involves money spent just before the election for her story, which was never published. abc's senior white house correspondent has the story. >> reporter: ar abrupt change of plans, president trump bown for florida boarding marine one alone. the first lady was supposed to be with him. instead she left separately and met him at air force one. am

. >>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning americag up on "gma," trump blocks the release of the democrats russia memo. the furious reaction to that as well as to trump's positive comments about a staffer accused of domestic violence. >>> plus a new warning about the flu as the hospitals say the season threatens toic break records. the cdc says it is now dangerous to be infected with both strains of the virus. >>> also, a peace offering by the north koreans. how significant is this. >>> a florida man claims his wireless apple eye pods blew up moments after he took them out of his ears. jason cologne says he was at the gym when he noticed the smoke coming out of the headphones. he said he took them out of his ears and set them aside to get some help. by the time he got back they had exploded. apple says it is investigating the incident. >>> ll bean is dropping the lifetime return policy. it touted it as a 100% satisfaction guarantee it's now imposing a one year limit on most reference. ll bean says people took advantage of the return t

no offense, dan harris.eat tiredness, >> depends on the podcast. >> even rearrange the electrical frequency in your brain. you know this is my favorite song of all time. >> really? >> i could sing -- >> how come you're not being happy. >> can we bring out the girl scouts. i will start singing "happy" and i know i want to give them as much time as possible. these are our lovely girl scouts this weekend, diana and maddie and it is girl scouts cookie weekend and thin mints, what's your favorite? >> probably samoas. >> what about you, maddie? >> thin mints. >> got it. >> did you bring your order forms with you? >> you can order online. >> she's already giving us -- >> calling you old-fashioned. >> i'm old school. >> old school. >> hit adrienne up for some money. she's rolling in it. >> listen, listen, this guy is the rich one. tag-alongs, peanut patties and is it trefoils. >> trefoils. >> trefoils, the fancy way to say it. get your cookie on. the most cookies in new york. maddie, i know you sold tons of cookies.

. >> here's dan harris with a preview. >> good morning, gray, christie.ident trump blocks release of the democratic parties russia memo yes is keeping that document classified after pushing so hard for republicans to have their memo released. furious reaction to that as well as trump's positive comments about his staff era accused of domestic violence. plus new warning about the flu , as hospitals, say that these seasons threatening to break record. cdc is warning it is possible to be effect with both strains of the virus highlights from the winter games and major development off the field peace offering from the north koreans, how significant is this? it is all coming up on gm a. we will see view soon. >>> "action news" continues at 9:00 here's some of the stories we are working for you on a budget can score a bouquet a deal in new jersey how you can get the perfect, without spending too much green. >> monthly fundraiser could help you, break a smile, and we will tell you where you can find yoga, with puppies. how about that within. now for meteorologist

harry, thank you very much. >> thank you. melissa: bring in today's panel to react. "barron's" senior editor dan mitchell. james freeman from the "wall street journal" and fox news contributor. carol roth, future file legacy creator, former investment banker. thankthank you for joining us. i will play the other side of harry dent. he predicted a lot of collapses along the way, right? >> the part about bearish rising wedge, sometimes something the schoolyard bully does to. >> come on. come on. >> volatility we've had in the short term. s&p 500, how much are we down year-to-date? couple percent? the real story is earnings. earnings estimates for the s&p 500 are up more than 6% since the beginning of the year. the rise in earnings estimates dwarfs the decline in the stock market. to me that is where the real story is. there is lot of good value still to be found. melissa: james? >> this is good economy. earnings are food. they're beating what whether very high expectations. you have a good news story right now, whatever your philosophical persuasion. if you like open markets, you have tax cuts and deregulatio

coming up at 6am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. and they'll have more on the eagerly—awaited details of prince harrybc news, the latest: south africa's ruling party says the fate of the president will be decided today. russia has been growing on thick —— jacob zuma to step down over allegations of corruption. cyril ramaphosa has been holding talks with mr zuma on the transition of power. on a significant shift of the position of the us vice president mike pence, he said he could be ready to talk to north korea. the policy of maximum pressure and sanctions would continue but if north korea wish to talk to the us, they would listen. details were worked out at the winter olympics. russian authorities say they are considering a number of possible causes of the crash of an airliner outside moscow, all 71 passengers and crew were killed. emergency workers are searching snow—covered fields to recover the bodies. resident putin has ordered a special investigation team to the site. this story caught my eye. fathers failing to share parental leave. it could be as much as 2%. all that we re could be as much as