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he's being guessing of probably just notice from the g 7, but also from those leaders from the douglas high school. the sample to that was the w as chief international editor, richard of walker, in hiroshima. well, after the summit of the g 7 members also touched on a range of other issues. in their statement, the members said they would pursue a common approach to reduce the challenges posed by china and use the phrase, the roosting, not of the coupling from china. they also call for the development and adoption of international technical standards for it. trustworthy artificial intelligence or a i such as the popular app chad gp team members of also been open about including more voices from the global south and highlighted their aim of pulling together up to 600000000000 dollars for projects of develop, infrastructure, clean energy and telecommunications in developing countries. meanwhile, the ukranian president addressed the state of battle in the eastern ukrainian city of buck mood. a day after russian forces claimed its capture. at the g 7 meeting, woodmere zaleski said, there is nothing lef

he's being guessing of probably just notice from the g 7, but also from those leaders from the douglas high school. the sample to that was the delay as chief international editor, richard walker, speaking earlier from hiroshi. now, well, meanwhile, the ukrainian president dressed the state of battle and the eastern ukrainian city of buck moved a day after russian forces claimed its capture. at the g 7 meetings let them years . landscapes said there is nothing left in buffalo and the town was, quote, only in our hearts or shortly after his spokesman denied that this was an admission of defeat. on saturday rushes, wagner mercenary group, run by of guinea pig, gordon said it's forces had capture the city prompting congratulations by russian president vladimir pushing buff mood has seemed fierce battles for months and has become infamous for its trench warfare and high casualty tool. on both sides we can now listen to what zalinski had to say when questioned by a reporter at the g. 7 summit. in hiroshima, i think no. but you have to tons of the, there is nothing they destroyed. there's no, it's a stre

he's being guessing of probably just notice from the g 7, but also from those leaders from the douglas high school. the sample to international editor, richard a walker speaking a short time ago in her oshima at the g 7 summit. well meanwhile, the cranium president has appeared to acknowledge the loss of the eastern ukrainian city of buck mode, which has seen fierce battles for months. at the g 7 meeting the landscape, sad little is left of buttonwood and the town was only in our hearts on saturday. rushes, wagner mercenary, grew run by of getting pre collision. that said, it forces had captured the city, prompting congratulations by russian president vladimir putin. ukraine's military earlier denied that the ruined city had fallen. let's bring in our correspondence mathias banga, who is standing by for us in key of hello to you, meant to use. so, we heard there from presidents the lensky saying that there is little left of by moot, should we understand that as an acknowledgements, as russia has indeed taken control of the town of the visit, the left of the city of buffalo, just something that he

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reporter: joaquin was one of 17 people killed when a gunman opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolrkland, florida, in 2018. what is it you miss most about joaquin in. >> everything. he was my sunshine, and i wasn't able to see him grow as a young adult. >> reporter: this week patricia and her husband manuel walk the halls of congress encouraging lawmakers to read their son's story, which is designed as a children's book even though it's intended for adults. why did you decide to do it as a children's trying in many ways to get politicians to understand the fact that we need to solve the problem of gun violence. >> he took aim and fired again and again. >> reporter: do you feel like you're moving the needle with lawmakers? >> i don't know if i'm going to say the needle, but i'm moving their fibers, their heart. >> reporter: congress passed a bipartisan gun safety bill last year, but stricter proposals like an assault weapons national ban face an uphill challenge. since parkland there have been more than 2,800 mass shootings. >> i don't want anybody to go through what i'm going throu

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now to the of e formeritchooiling to resoe massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. he spoke yesterday, just days before his trial begins. here's abc's derrick dennis. this morning, the former sheriff's deputy and school resource officer accused of standing back and failing to confront the gunman during the 2018 parkland, florida, school massacre is preparing for his trial set to begin next week. next the motions. you know, it's tough. i wouldn't want any law enforcement officer here in this country to expect this. scott peterson faces multiple counts of child neglect for not entering the building where the attack was unfolding. 14 students and three staff members were killed. first order of business before the trial. jury selection and a key decision by the judge whether to allow jurors to visit the school, which is still preserved as a crime scene. peterson's lawyer wants jurors to hear what he describes as an echo outside the school, which he says factored into peterson's decision to take cover during the shooting. only way to appreciate that is to physically be

dan: 17 people died, 17 people were injured on the attack on marjory stoneman douglas high school. the former sheriff's deputy who worked as a school resource officer on the day was widely criticized for his action during the shooting including not going inside the school to confront the shooter. he is charged with seven counts of child neglect, three counts of culpable negligence, and one count of perjury. jury selection is scheduled to begin may 31. the shooter has already been convicted and is serving life without the possibility of parole. this wednesday will mark one year since the deadly school shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas, where 19 students and to teachers were killed. ama: the search for madeleine mccann is restarting. she is the three-year-old british girl who disappeared while with her parents in portugal. british and portuguese police are working together. they have identified a suspect who denied involvement in the case. german police got a new tip that is leading to a new search, about 30 miles from the resort where they camped for -- where the mccanns w

>>> jury selection began for a former resource officers who was on duty at marjory stoneman douglas high schooluring the 2018 mass shooting at that school scoot peterson is charged with seven counts of felony child neglect for remaining outside and failing to confront the shooter who killed 14 students and three staff members. prosecutors say peterson could have prevented at least four deaths and three injuries but he says he shot the shots were coming from outside of the building >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says it's, quote, regrettable china declined a meeting between the country's top defense officials. his comments came one day after they said a jet carried out an aggressive maneuver near a u.s. military plane blinken said it's important to keep regular and open lines of communication with beijing >>> and republican house oversight chair james comer is moving forward with a vote to hold fbi director christopher wray in criminal contempt. it comes after the fbi declined to hand over a document in the panel's investigation into the biden family's business dealings the fbi said

six-minute assault, a teenage gunman killed 14 students and three staff members at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolgunman is now serving life in prison. and on wall street, nagging worries about the global economy and inflation pushed stocks lower. the dow jones industrial average lost 134 points, the nasdaq fell 82 points, the s&p 500 slipped 25. still on the newshour, a new anti-gay law in uganda that threatens the death penalty sparks international outcry. judy woodruff examines tested strategies to bridge america's partisan divide, and a brief but spectacular take on transforming the ster care system. >>his is pbs newshour west, and from our bureau at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: purdue's opioid sales earned the sackler family billions of dollars, and this ruling would protect them from all civil lawsuits. william brangham has more. william: purdue's opioid sales earned the sackler family billions of dollars, and this -- it requires that the sacklers give up control of purdue pharma. in total, drug manufacturers, pharmacies and distributors have p

survivors like david hogg and the other children who lived through the tragedy at marjory stoneman douglas high school reporting coming from cnn's k-file that uncovered the postings by current lieutenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson. andrew, can you lay out for us what you found? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. he has a lengthy history of attacking student activist survivors of that 2018 shooting in parkland, florida, calling them spoiled little bastards is prostitots for their advocacy for gun control. many of these attacks were deeply, deeply personal. i want to show our viewers just a few of them. first, take a look at this, i guess, meme that he shared, and this is just coming two weeks after the shooting. in a post, he said that the students rode a river of blood to 15 minutes of fame. we should also note, by the way, robinson was 50 at the time he made these posts. the students were 16, 17, 18. that one coming less than a week after the shooting. in this other post that we'll see here, robinson refers to the students as communists for their advocacy for gun control, talking to peop

statements he made mocking the teenage survivors of the 2018 mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolcarolina lieutenant governor mark robinson used social media to attack several of the parkland students for their add vocacy f spoiled, media children and median prostitots. and joining us, andrew, you've sifted through a lot of robinson's social media posts, mostly gone unreported. what did you find? >> reporter: that's right. first the context here is that robinson was 50 when making these remarks. the students were 16, 17, 18. he was an opponent of gun control who became famous because a speech of him speaking out against gun control in 2018 went viral. those students, of course, founded the march 4 our lives gun control movement in the aftermath of that shooting in parkland, florida. walk us through a few posts made on social media. first, take a look at this post here he made about the students, and this is less than a week after the shooting saying that the students were using it solely for fame, riding a river of blood from the devil, according to him. the next comment from robi

points happen in states like tennessee after nashville, and florida after marjorie stoneham douglas, the high school -- i forgot the name of it, i apologize. marjorie stone him douglas, i apologize. those were tipping moments in creating a movement and that's built over. is texas at that tipping point after these strings of mass shootings that happened there? >> ayman, we've been passed that tipping point. you are talking about the santa fe shooting that killed ten kids here in texas, the walmart shooting, the one in odessa, a church in sutherland springs. uvalde now, the unfortunate tragedy that occurred on friday. the chaos that has ensued not just in the state but across this nation is at the hands of republicans that have created it. texas, like many other states, they are controlled by republicans, they don't have any laws to keep us in check. they have an expert that says more guns equals less crime. that is simply not the truth. the republicans need their own increase in crime and they need to own the increase in violent crime across this nation. >> state senator roland gutierrez, congresswom

of the senseless number of -- senseless murder of 17 students, and teachers marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. next week i also continue to mourn and commemorate what should have been my own son's 28th birthday on february 16th. for me and those who remain behind, the pain of having to bury a child or losing a loved one never, ever truly goes away. you carry it with you always, deep in your soul, but you just learn to manage it. it's a pain that i would never wish on anyone here. but that possibility is the reality that students and their parents are facing every single day, as they go to school in the morning. or drop their kids off at the bus stop before heading off to work. from recurring lockdown drills, to purchasing bulletproof backpacks for children still learning to read and write, students, teachers, and parents today are asked to endure the mental hardships and lasting trauma that they never had to face before school shootings began occurring at the terrifying frequency that our nations sees today. it is a preventable crisis that we cannot afford to ignore any l

douglas ader live in washington. thank you. alright. our time is 5 16 around the country. some schools now following california's lead in implementing later start times for highools back in 2019, california became the first state to mandate later. school start times for high school students requiring high school classes to begin no earlier than 8:30 a.m. well now upper darby high school in pennsylvania is going to step further. they're changing its school start time from 7 30 to 9 45 health experts say the later start time gives teenagers the 9 to 10 hours of sleep, they need to function at their best. i've been much happier in the mornings i've been more positive and i've come to school, smiling more rather than you know, grudging out of bed and stuff like that. 7 30. now in upper darby high school school will still land at the same time. classes of shorten students are assigned remote learning relating to their classes that they can do at home. lawmakers and federal regulators are working to determine limits for kids and social media. some experts say parents need to step up common sense, media says, talk with your kids about social media for younger kids s