"la marcha por -cuenta oficial de verificadarso, cuenta sobreviviente/discu-emma gonzalez--emma gonzalez- -emma gonzalez- sobreviviente/discurso, cuenta verificada-cuenta oficial de presentadora: mucha gente la estÁ buscando, mucha gente está a favor de lo que ella dice. por supuesto, temen estando que no lo estÁn y están en contra. tambiÉn esta esta marcha de la que estÁbamos hablando que se va a llevar a cabo el 24 de marzo y que tambiÉn ya estÁ en twitter. su cuenta de twitter. recordemos que este movimientoencabezado por los estudiantes sobrevivientes tiene la idea de pedir un mayor control de armas y un alto a los tiroteos. javier: bueno, y mientras su siempre ponerse al dolor que les ha traÍdo esta masacre el dÍa de san valentín, miles de personas estÁn tambiÉn hoy dÍa con el dolor... algunas amigas estas vÍctimas asisten hoy a los funerales de sus seres queridos en florida. en esos en contra nuestra compaÑera patricia hurtado de mendoza. patricia, cÓmo es'tas? momentos difÍciles, me imagino que se sienten donde tÚ te encuentras. patricia: definitivamente, si es les puedo decir que

javier: recordarÁn que el comienzo del noticiero les estÁbamos hablando de emma gonzÁlez.sabe muy bien para dÓnde va. con su apoyo y con un buen guÍa en este momento ella podrÍa llegar muy alto. podrÍa conseguir lo que finalmente todos ellos estÁn buscando, solicitando. aylen: ella pide el poder tener un acercamiento con los polÍticos y debatir este tema tan importante, el control de armas. bueno, vamos a una pausa. javier: el paisaje marino no tuvo el tÍpico efecto relajante sobre llos ocupantes de un crucero. a la vuelta te contamos quÉ pasÓ. aylen: puedes enviar diferente mesa esa no es las cuentas de facebook y redes sociales. tipo de batallas. miden su fuerza ayudando a otros. guian a los suyos. saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. la, la, la, la... al cantar siempre busco el tono perfecto, igual para mi sonrisa. muchas cremas dentales ordinarias sólo remueven manchas superficiales: la... colgate optic white te da 4 tonos: la, la,

that young lady emma gonzalez say th says that, you know, it is not just an issue of mental health, but she had strong memories of this young man, of this gunman, and she says as far back as middle school, and she singled out all of the people that she belie believes bear responsibility and not the issue of the victims who should bear the responsibility, but the people who were eyewitness to his behavior, to the signals that were sent, to those who took videotape of his erratic behavior and strong comments coming from the people there, and emma gonzalez and others. i want to bring in cnn political analyst and white house reporter for the washington post, josh dausey, and so, emma gonzalez among those who had pointed positions to the president of the united states. he was at the hospital last night and at mar-a-lago which is roughly 40 miles away from this location. is there an indication that the president is able to hear or knows what is happening down the street and the passion that is, you know, it is really coming out of the pores of the people here? >> we know that the president is

surge een las redes sociales el hashtag #emma gonzÁlez. su discurso marcÓ un antes y un despuÉs.mismo, la historia de david, escapÓ de la escuela en bicicleta. vio cÁmaras de televisiÓn y se parÓ por primera vez frente a ellas mostrando los vÍdeos exclusivos que habÍa grabado cuando se escondiÓ dentro de un clÓset, mientras el pistolero estaba disparando. una semana despuÉs recorriÓ 449 millas en autobÚs para llegar a tallahassee y exigirle acciÓn a legisladores. su vida cambiÓ en dÍas, en su cuenta de instagram se describe como un joven lleno de ilusiones. esta fue su Última publicaciÓn antes de la masacre.

amy: we will hear the full emma gonzalez speech after headlines. an iranian plane crashed in the zagros mountains sunday, and all 66 people aboard are feared to be dead. the crash is the latest in a series of aviation accidents in iran in recent years, which are attributed to the difficultly of maintaining and repairing old aircrafts in the face of international sanctions. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and iranian foreign minister mohammed zarif exchanged sharp words on sunday at an international security conference in munich, germany, a week after the two countries' engaged in a direct military confrontation in syria. netanyahu held up a piece of metal that he claimed came from an iranian drone, which israel shot down after it allegedly penetrated israeli air space. >> mr. zarif, do you recognize this? you should. it is yours. you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of tehran. do not test israel's resolve. amy: in response, iranian foreign minister mohammed zarif called netanyahu's display cartoonish and accused israel of e

. >> la lucha por un control de armas gana cada dÍa mÁs adeptos la joven emma gonzÁlez la lucha de losn millÓn de seguidores en twitter, son muchos mÁs los que tiene la asociaciÓn del rifle el reporte de vanessa h. >> es una lucha de david contra goliat el movimiento nunca nas liderado por estudiantes que exigen un control de armas contra la poderosa asociaciÓn nacional del rifle de momento david se apuntÓ algunos tantos frente a goliat se ha hecho tendencia el hashtag y convencÓo a las 4 grandes compaÑÍas de rentar autos (listo en pantalla) anunciaron que no darÁn mas descuento a los miembros de la asociaciÓn del rifle y luego siguieron metlife, delta. >> amenazaron con evitar un recorte de 40 millones de dÓlares. >> mientras tanto los estudiantes continÚan llegando a la legislatura estatal de la florida para presionar a los legisladores a que actÚen con una amenaza contundente. >> si reciben dinero de la poderosa asociaciÓn no recibirÁn sus votos, el senador josÉ javier rodrÍguez propuso una prohibiciÓn a las armas semiautomÁticas. >> son armas de guerra diseÑadas para matar a seres

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stoneman douglas senior emma gonzalez among those leading the effort. and governor rick scott today broke with the nra and proposed new regulations. >> if the curt voluntarily commits someone because they're a risk to themselves and others, they would not gain the right to purchase or possess a firearm until a court hearing. we're also proposing a minimum 60-day period before individuals could and a court to restore access to firearms. also we will require all individuals purchasing firearms to be 21 or older. let me repeat. we will require all individuals purchasing firearms to be 21 or older. >> joining us now is emma gonzalez. thanks so much for being with us. you just heard governor scott saying he wants to raise the minimum age from 18 to 21. governor scott is pushing it anyway. do you think this and other things he mentioned are good first steps? >> i do think they're good first steps. they're very strong first steps, actually. and a lot of us in this community are happy to hear this is starting to move in a good direction. but it's not enough. as

. >> that is brave 18-year-old emma gonzalez, a student who survived the florida shooting.peaking moments ago at an an anti-gun rally in ft. lauderdale, florida. she's live with cnn's martin safrbage. martin. >> hey, ana. you know, this rally was organized by adults. it was put together by a number of politicians, but it was very evident from the beginning, it was student voices, voices like emma gonzalez and david here, who really delivered the most powerful message. you just went off. and but it was in such an emotional and deeply moving way. where did that come from? >> my heart. i don't want to be a sap, but yeah, i have been thinking of that stuff nonstop ever since before the election, all the news about the election coming forward, all the information coming forward about the current president, and i went off because i was given the opportunity to go off. and i wasn't afraid to talk about this. >> no, it was clear, you weren't afraid. a great deal of courage. david, you too, spoke out in a very strong and passionate way. why is it that it's the young voices, especial

the same student leading that chant, emma gonzalez spoke on this network about how she's handling the president's tweets. >> i think the best way to deal with this is to ignore him. he's not being -- i think we can agree what he tweets, nothing has a lasting impact unless it's a negative lasting impact on the peel around under the circumstances when he brings up talk, he trying to blame somebody and we can't let him do that. so the best thing we can do is ignore him and continue fighting our fight. >> students at the marjorie stoneman high school have announce add march at the end of next month. they say the goal of the event is to demand a comprehensive gun bill be brought before congress. earlier today students from the d.c. area staged their own lie-in front of the white house to protest the lack of action on gun control. they may already be seeing results. monday morning the white house said president trump is open to bipartisan legislation to strengthen background checks. josh dossy and philip rucker wry the president, quote, surveyed mar-a-lago club members about whether he ough

entre ellos, emma gonzÁlez, una de las estudiantes que vivieron carne propia la masacre a la escuelaen se convirtiÓ en protagonista del evento y rÁpidamente, sus palabras llamaron la atenciÓn de la prensa y las redes sociales en el mundo. [habla en inglÉs] locutora: protestaban enÉrgicamente para evitar mÁs muertes y crear leyes que protejan a la poblaciÓn de masacres como la de la escuela secundaria. la estudiante de 18 aÑos y de ascendencia curara, mandÓ mensaje contundente que ha movilizado jÓvenes que en los prÓximos dÍas viajarÁn a tallahassee para abogar por leyes mÁs estrictas para el control de la venta de armas. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] locutora: estudiantes, padres, legisladores y activistas tomaron el micrÓfono. hablaron sobre los miembros del congreso que aceptan dinero y donaciones de la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle. tambiÉn, surge la provocaciÓn de padrescomo josÉ gonzÁlez que teme por la seguridad de su hija, ema. >> ahora hay que ponerse bien atento a todo lo que puede suceder. en particular, basado en la tragedia que hemos sufrido esta semana. locutora: e

emma gonzalez/senior, marjory stoneman douglas high school "to every politician who is taking donationsthe nra: shame on you."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( robin ) president trump will host a listening session on school safety this wednesday. the president will meet with students and teachers. it is unclear if anyone from parkland will be there. some parkland students are outraged at president trump's response to the massacre... including his tweets on saturday. he tweeted that the f-b-i is spending too much time investigating russia. the president will also talk school safety with state and local officials this week. coming up(siren welp) lexus start getting over to your right make a right turn on lincoln and you can stop on the right shoulder.san francisco police department's richmond station focuses their attention on speeders near golden gate park i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (ácommercialá) ( robin ) c-h-p is stepping up enforcement to catch speeders in the bay area. stanley roberts explains in

>> students like emma gonzalez want to stop mass shootings with stricter gun laws. hoping to achieve what adults couldn't. >> a shame kind of fallen on the kids to take care of this one weec we are the ones that have to make sure the cogs are greesd we have to do the greasing now. we are left with the oil can. >> what year were you born in? >> 1999. >> year of the kcolumbine shooting? >> yes. >> a generation taking a stand on social media. >> gun control now. >> and on the streets. even staging a walk-out at a nearby florida school on friday. >> i feel like no one listens to us because we are kids. >> what do you say to that? >> i think that's crap. i think we should have ach voice too. >> how many more times does this have to happen for them to do something it? is ridiculous. >> i think this is a tipping point. >> basketbaob weiss' daughter w killed in 2014. >> a lot of times in the weak of a shooting people are all upset and motivated for about, five, six days. this is the first time, i have ever seen, people take to the streets. >> millenials will make the differ

we've been listening to a student from your school, emma gonzalez, who has been doing a heck of a jobour sentiments, give her a high five for us when she gets back to school. best of luck in getting through it all, thank you for joining us. >>> changes in rules put in place at the white house, next. at ameriprise financial, we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better at night. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. this new day looks nothing like yesterday. trails are covered. paths aren't what they used to be. roads nowhere to be found. ( ♪ ) and it's exactly what you're looking for. ( ♪ ) >>> new today, the president's national security adviser appearing to break with him about indictments in the russia investigation. take a listen. >> we're becoming more and more adept at tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion. and as you can see, with the fbi indictment, the ev

javier: emma gonzÁlez, sobreviviente de esa escuela y firme defensor al control de armas superado yaara que evite nuevas masacres, su cuenta se acerca a los 2 millones de seguidores y sigue en ascenso. carolina: el minutos, un hombre fuma debajo del metro de nueva york y sobrevive para contarlo. tenemos las imÁgenes que te van a dejar con la boca abierta. javier: si eres de los que piensa que tienes bajo control el celular y la internet de tus hijos, te contamos lo que encontrÓ un estudio sobre el preocupante sexting. carolina: seguimos conectados a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales. @javier olivares news y carolina sarassa. ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ ♪ dime un poquito ma' ♪ ♪ lo que tu quieres de mi ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ ♪ dame ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ carolina: si eres padre de familia esto se puede causar escalofrÍo. uno de cada siete adolescentes envÍa sexting y uno de cada cuatro lo recibe, es un intercambio de imÁgenes y videos de sexo a travÉs de internet o celulares. se entrevistÓ mÁs de 110.000 estudiantes para llegar a esta conc

surge een las redes sociales el hashtag #emma gonzÁlez. su discurso marcÓ un antes y un despuÉs.se parÓ por primera vez frente a ellas mostrando los vÍdeos exclusivos que habÍa grabado cuando se escondiÓ dentro de un clÓset, mientras el pistolero estaba disparando. una semana despuÉs recorriÓ 449 millas en autobÚs para llegar a tallahassee y exigirle acciÓn a legisladores. su vida cambiÓ en dÍas, en su cuenta de instagram se describe como un joven lleno de ilusiones. esta fue su Última publicaciÓn antes de la masacre. ahora parece mismo joven, pero sentado en estas escaleras, rodeado de mensajes de apoyo con casi 3000 likes. otra cara del movimiento es cameron, quien levantÓ su voz para convocar una marcha nacional el 24 de marzo. hace dÍas sÓlo publicaba fotografÍas de actuaciones en el teatro. hoy las fotos no son de Él, sino de 17 cruces y una reja llena de flores afuera de la escuela. carolina: segÚn estadÍsticas estamos viviendo una Época dorada del activismo estudiantil, segÚn la universidad de california, en los Ángeles muchos estudiantes estÁn que participan en campaÑas p

emma gonzÁlez, un estudiante sobreviviente del tiroteo dijo a todos los polÍticos que aceptan donacionesolares. >> basta ya, cuÁntos niÑo se tiene que morir? beatriz: hoy tambiÉn se llevÓ a caboel funeral del joven venezolano que muriÓ en la masacre. joaquÍn oliver tenía 17 aÑos y se habÍa convertido en ciudadano hace muy poco. david e, estuvo presente. david: a las 4:00 p.m. iniciÓ el funeral del joven venezolano que muriÓ en la masacre de la secundaria en parkland el pasado 14 de febrero. tenÍa 17 aÑos y habÍa obtenido la ciudadanÍa de los estados unidos el aÑo pasado. habÍa llegado al paÍs con sÓlo tres aÑos. >> estoy totalmente abatida, esto es una historia de terror que no acaba. quÉ madre o padre estÁ preparado para perder a su hijo?. david: participÓ en una propuesta contra del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. en esa imagen, los chicos mostraban pancartas. otros padres nos contaron cÓmo se sienten. >> imagÍnate, es un dolor muy profundo el que se siente. ademÁs, es como que uno siente que todo esto se podrÍa haber prevenido. nunca va a parar si no hacemos algo. david: una amiga de la fa

. >> people like emma gonzalez speaking afterwards, it's really just inspired me to, like, take this action. and this is not just going to be a one-time thing. this is going to be sustained action. we are gonna make sure that something is finally happening. >> reporter: a student-led march on washington is planned for march 24th. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >> now, celebrities like george clooney and oprah winfrey have pledged $500,000 each to help fund next month's march on washington. the president is expected to speak at 1:15 this afternoon. you can watch that right here on kpix 5. >>> the four men arrested for a deadly crime spree in the north bay will enter pleas today. tyrone mcrae, jonathan jackson and two others all face robbery and attempted murder charges. police say two weeks ago they broke into two sonoma county homes shooting one person at the first house and killing one at the second house. another suspect wanted in connection with the case is still on the run. police say this woman from avalanche is a member of the crips street gang. >>> today former san fr

emma gonzalez/senior, marjory stoneman douglas high school "we're going to be facing this with trepidation and determination and we have an incredible support system around us and we are going to be the difference.">( james ) this movement already has events set for next month. on march 14th... women's march organizers will have a national school walkout to protest gun violence. ten days later there will be a march on washington d-c. parkland students -- some who aren't old enough to vote -- will push for stronger gun legislation. ( james ) president trump will host a listening session on school safety this wednesday. he will meet with students and teachers... although it's unclear if anyone from parkland will be there. some parkland students are outraged at president trump's response to the massacre... including his tweets on saturday in which he slammed the fbi... claiming it failed to stop the shooter because it was spending too much time investigating russian collusion in the last election. one student responded to the president's tweet by saying, quote: "my friends were brutally murde

. >> we are going to be the last mass shooting. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: emma gonzalez joined a chorus of people at this antigun rally in fort lauderdale. >> we are going to change the law, and it's all going to be due to the tireless effort of the school board, the faculty members, the family members, and most importantly, the students, the students-- ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: they're demanding a change to our nation's gun laws to stop people like the alleged shooter 19-year-old nikolas cruz. do you think it will happen again? >> the fact that we personally are speak out this time, i just really hope it makes a difference. >> reporter: on friday, the f.b.i. admitted to receiving a tip last month from someone close to cruz who claimed cruz had spoken about committing a school shooting. >> the potential of the f.b.i. to miss something is always there. we do our best. we have protocols to prevent these things. we will be looking into where and how if something it's protocol broke down. >> reporter: cruz was no stranger to law enforcement. broward county sheriffs recor

. >> emma gonzalez's speech is trending this morning. was part of the rally in broward county, florida, yesterday. organizers are calling for what they call a sensible gun safety laws. specifically, they want a ban on assault weapons, background checks at gun shows and a national gun registry. >> i'm here because i'm scared to go to school. i'm here because it happened so close to home and i know so many of the victims. i'm here because enough is enough. >> meanwhile, miles away, 17-year-old joaquin oliver was laid to rest. the high school senior is one of those murdered. there are still 14 more funerals planned for the coming days, including for athletic chris hixon, originally in the poconos. he died protecting students. >>> gun control was on the list of gun owners at philadelphia's gun owners. >> a lot of times we have shootings like this, the immediate reaction is to ban guns. there's millions of law-abiding gun owners in the country. they're not the ones that committed that crime. >> people are mental illness problems, shouldn't be

one student, emma gonzalez, attacked politicians, including president trump, fortaking campaign contributionsul national rifle association. if the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face this was a terrible tragedy and how it should never have happened, telling us how nothing will be done about it, i would happily ask him how much money he received from the national rifle association. to every politician who is taking money from the nra, shame on you. the rally comes after president trump met survivors of the school shooting in florida. meanwhile, pressure is mounting on the fbi over the agency's failure to act on a tip—off that nikolas cruz, the suspected gunman, might carry out an attack. aleem maqbool reports. some survivors of the school attack are still being treated in hospital. as he promised, the president visited here, albeit very briefly. reporter: did you see some victims, mr president? yes, i did, i did indeed and it was very sad, something like that could happen, but the jobs the doctors do, the nurses, the hospital, first responders, law enforcement, really incre

the photo he was referring to showed emma gonzalez and david hogg on cnn. kelly later tweeted he meant no disrespect to the students or parents of parkland and called his original claim an error in judgment. >>> well, the army is paying tribute to three junior rotc cadets killed in the school shooting. alaina petty, martin duque and peter wang have been awarded medals of heroism. weng was shot after holding a door open so other students could escape. he dreamed of getting into west point. well, west point has honored him posthumously with an admission to the school. >>> president trump's son-in-law is at the center of a controversy over security clearances at the white house. senior adviser jared kushner works under a temporary clearance. a new white house policy says staffers working without permanent clearance will lose access to top secret information. "the new york times" reports kushner has resisted giving up his access prompting a struggle with chief of staff john kelly. but kelly seems to have defused the issue insisting the policy change on security

a few moments ago, before you join us, we hope from emma gonzalez, incredibly passionate, incrediblyexpect speaking for many students there. do you think it is an exaggeration to say that a generation is feeling let down there in florida? absolutely not. i believe that the scales have now been tipped. i believe that this is probably going to be the catalyst that propels us forward to actual change. i'm sad that it had to come to this, but i do believe that is where we are, that is what we are facing. what is that change, what is that she's going to look like?” hope that the change begins with honest dialogue, that we can actually start having a conversation that there has to be compromise. there are semi— facets to what needs to be changed, whether it is focusing on addressing mental health issues with our youth, because of the crisis they are going through in their personalise the come out through anger and depression, we just seem to ignore that. we spend oui’ just seem to ignore that. we spend ourtime just seem to ignore that. we spend our time focused on pushing them to xl and to

mario ginÉ: respondiÓ firme hasta quetuvo que enfrentar a emma gonzÁlez. verlo. >> [habla en inglÉs] astrid: quÉ es lo peor que le puede ocurrir? escuchar disparos en ese lugar donde fueron estudiar. una pesadilla vivir momentos como este, el pÁnico puede atacar, la duda y no saber quÉ hacer esa presente. [habla en inglÉs] astrid: la alerta o roja se utiliza en situaciones como en klan, florida. una persona armada en pro al estudio de las que el armado. la maestra lo que hace es apagar la luz, cerrar las puertas y mover a los estudiantes lejos de las ventanas. [habla en inglÉs] astrid: es una situaciÓn difÍcil y caÓtica. cómo vas a mantener de situaciÓn como esta. tiene que dar una sensaciÓn de calma para que ellos se mantenga mÁs siente con pÁnico colisiÓn el cereso, les de igual. es necesario que se mantengan en silencio o bien calmados para que haga la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. >> si hay estudiantes fuera del salÓn de clase, quÉ hacen los estudiantes? >> lo que hicieron en estos dÍas fue excelente, nos escucho ningÚn celular. es importante t

adriana diaz talked to four of them. 18-year-old emma gonzalez, 17- year-old cameron kasky, 17-year- delaney tarr, and 17-year- old david hogg. adriana? >> reporter: jeff, the students this evening are planning and plotting. more than 100 teens will board busses tomorrow for the state capital in tallahassee. they're bringing their agenda directly to lawmakers and we will be following their journey. they say they can accomplish what adults before them couldn't. neat do you think is the one thing about your generation that can really spark change? >> the fact that we are being shot. we are actively being attacked. >> in my mind i can't think about anything now except change. >> reporter: what is it that you want to see? do you want all guns banned, just assault rifles? >> we want assault rifles off the market. >> automatic, semi-automatic have no place in civilian society. >> and it's a lot more than just gun control. we know that, but this is what we're starting with now. >> reporter: is it a slippery slope? do we start with ar-15 and then more gun rights are taken away from people? >

. >> reporter: students like emma gonzalez want to stop mass shootings with stricter gun laws, hoping to achieve what adults before them couldn't. >> it's a shame but i think it's kind of fallen on the kids to take care of this one. we're the ones who have to make sure that the cogs are greased and we have to do the greasing now because we're left with the oil can. >> reporter: what year were you born in? >> 1999. >> reporter: that was the year of the columbine shooting. >> yes, i've never known a world without a school shooting, without a mass shooting. >> reporter: they're a generation now taking a stand on social media. and on the streets, even staging a walkout at a nearby florida school on friday. >> i feel like no one listens to us because we are kids. >> reporter: and what do you say to that? >> i think that's crap. i think we should have a voice too. how many more times does this have to happen for them to do something? it's ridiculous. >> i think this is a tipping point. >> reporter: bob weiss' daughter was one of six students killed by a gunman in 2014 in isla vista, califor

. >> emma gonzalez one of the teens calling on politicians to pass stricter gun laws.on caskey. >> what do you think is the one thing about your generation that can really spark change here? >> the fact that we are getting shot. i have to forgive myself for that. keep moving. >> the things as much i would love to worry prom dresses college acceptance letters. in my mind i can't think about anything now except change. all i can think about is the 17 faces. >> they're taking their movement nationwide. with the march on washington. next month. >> how does a march bring change. >> i think all of the things that happened since the first women's march. the metoo movement. along with the women. our turn. and the grieving students' turn to put an end to this. and be heard. >> we are going to make ourselves so loud. so bratzen. they've won't be able to ignore us in the white house. all about gaining a platform so we can diswith them creating common sense gun laws and tricker legislation. >> we want assault rifles off the market. >> automatic. semiautomatic have no place in civi

. >> to quote your classmate, emma gonzalez, that speech over the weekend, we call b.s., i mean after your day, is there anything these conversations where you want to call b.s.? >> i mean, i really think the situation the republicans are put in a pretty tough spot, at the end of the day, they care for the american citizens and a little bit of the situation falls mainly on their hands since they're the deciding factor in this and we have to remember, there are two sides to this story and of course, there are situations in which some don't feel comfortable talking about it. we're having the necessary discussions to have change. >> nor, here you are, you helped facilitate, you've been talking to the students, your reaction to this young man, seven days ago, his biggest worry was not doing his homework, now look at this extraordinary situation he's in. >> these students are remarkable. they are so strong. they are incredible advocates. and when i got connected with some of these students, it was important for me to provide them with an opportunity to use their voice they were asking to b

. >> students like emma gonzalez want to stop mass shootings with stricter gun laws.n't. >> it's a shame, but i think it has kind of fallen on the kids to take care of this one we are the ones that have to make sure the cogs are greased. we have to do the greasing now. we are left with the oil can. >> what year were you born in? >> 1999. >> year of the columbine shooting? >> yes. i have never known a world without a school shooting, without a mass shooting. >> reporter: they're a generation now taking a stand on social media. and on the streets. even staging a walkout at a nearby florida school on friday. this week they will travel to the state capital calling for a ban on assault weapons. >> adriana, thank you. >>> president trump, attacked the fbi, lawmakers, even former president obama. errol barnett is traveling with the president. >>> in the flurry of tweets, not a single one is critical of the kremlin. if it was the goal of russia to create dischord they succeeded. they're laughing their expletives off in moscow. the president was also critical of his national s

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[cheering and applause] >> reporter: emma gonzalez was at this anti-gun rally. >> we are going to change the lives and it's going to be due to the tireless efforts of the school board, the faculty and students. >> reporter: they're demanding a change to our nation's gun laws to stop people like the alleged shooter, 19-year-old nikolas cruz. >> reporter: do you think it will happen again? >> the fact that we are personally seeking out this time, i hope it makes a difference. >> reporter: on friday, the f.b.i. admitted to receiving a tip last month from someone close to cruz who claimed cruz had spoken about committing a school shooting. >> the potential of the f.b.i. that could miss something is always there. we do our best. we have protocols to prevent ths . we will be looking into where and how if something -- the protocol broke down. >> reporter: cruz was no stranger to law enforcement. broward county sheriffs record revealed 20 calls for service during the past few years over disturbances involving cruz and his younger brother. the report obtained by cbs news shows on september 28, 20

when you see the impassioned voice of emma gonzalez, when you see the students staging a sit in to representriends killed, do you not start to think you might be on the wrong side of history here? no. i am not on the wrong side of history, i am on the right side of history. if anything, we can look at baltimore, saint lewis, chicago who have the strictest gun laws in america to date but, yet, we are seeing hundreds of people killed every day. what has been going on in terms of gun control isn't working so i am saying people are sick of gun control when nothing is changing. the presidency looks worried today. probably the optics of young people marching on washington after their colleagues and friends have died isn't good for a president that has been so heavily financially backed by the nra. is he right to start to look again at background checks? well, sandy hook happened during president obama's term. and he did look at those checks. i'm he did try to introduce measures, that is the difference between them, isn't it? no, president trump has said he was going to look at mental health reform

i think the gun control will come to top of the agenda especially if you look at voices of emma gonzÁlezer the country campaigning against the nra. we saw top republican donor saying he's holding all donations until they do something about gun control. trey gowdy says he will go for bump stock ban but the value is plus 10 to plus 13 for democrats right now it's at plus 4. shift -- >> the two of you are in the mix, you are talking to people that are in the no, how confident are republicans with this change, how scare right side democrats, begin with you? >> democrats, i think, still feel cautiously optimistic about taking the house, the senate much more difficult, those who say will take a couple of seats, i happen to not think that, i would still think that we take the house but a lot more complicated than it was a month ago. >> joe. >> i think she's right. when you look at generic ballot you see republicans creeping up but when you start looking at individual seat that is democrats are targeting, a few in pennsylvania, one in iowa, it's tough and when -- >> california is a big one. >> t

. >> emma gonzalez, a senior at douglas stoneman high school. >> right now, ladies, a big welcome tohat you said in yesterday's rally really struck me. particularly what you say we are going to be the kids that you read in textbooks because we are going to be the last mass shooting. where did you resolve to after four days to make this kind of a difference? >> it was a kind of, that result came after two days, as soon as it happens, we were going to be the ones who sat down and talked about it and made sure that we were going to be the ones going out into congress and telling them. this is our fight now because you messed it up so badly that you left it to the kids and it is now our jobs and you cannot take that back from us. >> yeah. soef p sophie, you harnest all of this and the two of you and others are developing this march for lives demonstration, set for washingt washington, d.c., tell me about it. >> it is called march for our lives. it is based in washington, d.c. but we'll have it all across the nation in huge cities. we have an immense amount of support. we could not imagin

. >> emma gonzalez's speech is trending on twitter this morning. she was part of a rally at the federal courthouse in broward county, florida yesterday. organizers are calling for what they say are sensible gun safety laws, specifically they want a ban on assault weapons, background checks at gun shows and national gun reg -- >> i'm scared to go to school and i know so many of the victims. enough is enough. >> miles away from the protests, 17-year-old joaquin oliver was laid to rest. the high school senior is one of those murdered. there are 14 more funerals planned for the coming days, including for@let i can director chris hixon originally from the poconos who died protecting students. >>> after parkland, will anything change? that's a big question on many people's mind. the superintendent from the shaken florida community will discuss that question with moderator chuck todd on "meet the press" this morning. >>> a national debate over gun control and how to keep kids safe in school. this weekend, we went to the philadelphia gun show in the northe

. >> emma gonzalez's speech is trending on twitter this morning. she was part of a rally at the federal courthouse in broward county yesterday. organizers are calling for what they say are sensible gun safety laws. specifically, they want a ban on assault weapons, background checks at gun shows and a national gun registry. i'm here because i'm scared to go to school and i know so many of the vix tyms. i'm here because enough is enough. >> miles away from that protest, 17-year-old joaquin oliver was laid to rest. the high school senior is one of those murdered. there are 14 more funerals planned for the coming days, including for athletic director chris hixon originally from the poconos who died protecting students. >>> the deadly florida school shooting ignited the debate about gun control and the best ways to keep kids safe in school. we went to talk to gun owners at the gun show. >> a lot of times when we have shootings like this, the liberals immediate reaction is to ban guns. there are millions of law-abiding citizens who are gun owners in the

here is what one student, emma gonzalez had to say.ten. >> he's trying to blame somebody and we can't let him do that. so the best thing for us to do is to ignore him and to continue fighting our fight, the fight that he refuses to acknowledge, the fact that he refused to even tweet the word gun in any of his tweets. yet he insists on tweeting. and he insists on blaming the democrats for something that he did wrong. something that look back into the past rather than looking forward into the future. it's disgraceful. >> students here are organizing and there are several events set for this week. tomorrow, about a hundred students from parkland will be heading up to the state capital to tallahassee to meet with state leaders. you mentioned that march that is coming up next month in washington, d.c. called a march for our lives. in the meantime this week, there are several more funerals planned for the victims here. ayman. >> thank you so much. and you and i were talking about this particular tweet, implicit in it is children were killed

you know, people like emma gonzalez telling her story, speaking so forcefully, it could change.mber of congress that takes money from the n.r.a. and calling them out and holding them accountable. ( applause ) >> stephen: this happens not infrequently. it will be something like whether it's daca or universal background checks, where the vast majority of both parties and individual polls believe that something should happen, and nothing happens in warwick. washington, d.c. and people throw up their hands in despair and lose the force of action because they feel like nothing can be done. you're in washington. you're in the senate. is washington owned by corporations, as we all cynically fear? >> well, yeah, i believe that-- first of all, we have dark money in politics. we have unlimited corporate spending with no no accountability, no transparency. so we have to get money out of politic s. >> stephen: what corporations give to you? >> i've just banned corporate pac checks, actually, because i think it's really important that -- >> stephen: you're going to take no corporate money. >

. >> that's emma gonzalez, part of a rally at the courthouse in broward county yesterday. organizers are calling for what they say are quote-unquote sensible gun safety laws. specifically, they want a ban on assault weapons, background checks at gun shows and a national gun registry. >> i'm here because i'm scared to go to school. i'm here because it happened so close to home and i know so many of the victims. >> just miles away from the rally, 17-year-old joaquin oliver was laid to rest. the high school senior is one of the 17 murdered. there are 14 more funerals planned for the coming days, including for the athletic director, chris hixon originally from the poconos. he died protecting students from the gunfire. >>> closer to home, a woman is dead following a house fire in the fox chase neighborhood. firefighters responded to this burning home last night. we can see the intensity of the flames. it took crews about 90 minutes to bring the fire under control. the victim unfortunately died at the scene. two firefighters are also hurt. they're expected to be okay. investigat

and senior emma gonzalez had this powerful message to say.ake a listen. >> politicians who sit in their house and senate seats funded by the nra telling us nerve could be done to prevent this, we call b.a.! >> reporter: she also said why is it more difficult for us to plan what we want to do on a weekend than it is for others to buy guns and ammunition? >> rosa, the principal of stoneman douglas has a message for the people. >> reporter: it's not normal for parents to have to bury their students and same for the principals. they see the students as their children. he had a strong message to youtube to thank his staff and law enforcement for arriving so quickly. he also had this message for students. take a listen. >> eagles, i promise you, i will hug each and every one of you as many times as you need and i will hold you, as long as you need knee to, for all 3,300 of you and your families and we will get through this together. our community is strong. our students are strong. we will persevere in these trying times. >> reporter: and very tryi

one of the loudest voices emma gonzalez. >> our students have learned if you don't study you will fail. in this case if you actively do nothing, people continually end up dead. we're going to make ourselves heard the most. we're the people who have the opportunity to do that. >> reporter: this morning the trump administration promises to focus on school safety. >> he will make the safety of our nation's schools our top administration priority. >> reporter: the sneads describe their emotional reunion following all the violence at the high school. they say the last time they saw nikolas they questioned him. he looked remorseful, lost and apologized. dan and paula. >> according to the article, the mother made a run at nikolas and the father had to hold her back. it's an incredible article. adrienne, thank you very much. let's bring in martha raddatz who is in parkland. where she'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. martha, good morning. you sat down also with some students from the school. what are you hearing? >> i have to say, dan and paula, you have never seen such emotion and