this is live from berlin as the survivors of the florida parkland school shooting prepare for graduation thousands take to the streets and u.s. cities to protest gun violence and call for stricter gun laws we report from new york also coming up. u.s. president dollar trumps tariffs leave america isolated at a g. seven ministers meeting canada joins the european union by retaliating in kind to the u.s. imports duties. and if you look at germany team suffers a surprise loss in austria and world cup friendly we'll see how it all on full this later in the show. i'm not because often welcome to the program there are the students who raise their voices after a mass shooting killed seventeen people out there florida high school in february now as the seniors that marjorie stoneman douglas high school are set to graduate they're looking ahead to their futures all morning those who can't do the same and the nationwide movement the survivors inspired for stricter gun control in the united states shows no signs of slowing down thousands rallied across the country on saturday which was national gun

stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. they've written a book called "never again: a new generation draws the line." please welcome david and lauren hogg, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "the tonight show." and thank you for all you've done for the past several months. i appreciate it. i know a lot of people in this country appreciate it. what is the -- what is the -- >> so this tag represents the amount of money that marco rubio, our senator in florida, has taken from the nra, divided by every student in the state which is $1.05. and what the nra does is a lot of the time they'll block common sense gun laws like universal background checks that 97% of the country supports. bumy: sh, you guys. i got - you got to walk me through how we ended up getting here. i hate to talk about it.

. >>> student activists that survived the school shooting in parkland, florida, announced they will go on a bus tour across the country to encourage young people to vote in the

. >>> the school resource officer called a coward and a disgrace after the parkland, florida, school shooting has now issued a tearful apology for not running into the school immediately to stop the attack. but scott peterson says it wasn't fear that stopped him from running into the school, instead he blames miscommunication and a police dispatch error. >> i'm human. i mean, in the perfect world, oh, i would have said, oh, yeah, i know there was a shooter in there, let me go to the third floor, find this person. you know, if i wav hld a--e the point if i would have known what i know today, i would have been in that building in a heartbeat. this will haunt me the rest of my life. it will. those were my kids. >> the father of one of the students killed took issue with peterson calling the victims his kids saying they are not your kids. you let them die. this all comes as a local newspaper reports a school monitor at stoneman douglas saw the shooter arrive that day and thought he might be dangerous but did not report it saying he was trained only to do so if he saw a gun. >>> the epa a

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. >>> "time" says survivors of the parkland, florida, school shooting are taking their activism on theoad with a 20-state bus tour. the students will continue their call for stricter gun laws on the two-month, 50-stop tour. it begins june 15th in chicago. the students said one of their biggest missions on the tour is to educate voters. >>> "sports illustrated" reports on the death of san francisco 49ers' legendary receiver, dwight clark. clark died yesterday from als. last year he announced he was diagnosed with the disease. he said he suspected football had something to do with it. his game-winning reception known as the catch in the 1981 nfc championship game is one of the most-famous plays in nfl history. dwight clark was 61. >>> and maine's "journal tribune" reports former president george h.w. bush is out of the hospital. mr. bush, who is 93, was admitted to a hospital in may 27th. he was suffering from low blood pressure and fatigue. his spokesperson tweeted, mr. bush is back to his old self and looking forward to a summer with family and friends. he is spending his first summer

. >>> the brother of the alleged shooter in the parkland, florida, school massacre is on a mission to do something positive. 18-year-old zachary cruz is launching an anti-bullying initiative today saying if kids are friendlier and more understanding it could prevent future school shootings. cruz says his brother wouldn't have been so isolated if he were treated better. >> when i was growing up i wish i wasn't so hard on him and wasn't like so mean and like for no reason at all. i was just, i don't know, i was just ignorant to him. so -- >> you bullied him. >> yeah. >> how so? >> as his brother awaits trial cruz has moved to virginia where he's being mentored by a ceo as part of his initiative, a 24-hour anti-bullying hotline goes live today. >>> more concern about rising sea levels. scientists have found that the ice in antarctica is melting faster than expected with the melt rate tripling in the last decade. the study published by more than 80 co-authors from around the world says human emission of greenhouse gases may be to blame. >>> turning to health news, the fda is planning to i

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in response to the massacre in parkland, florida, school districts across the state are toaining civilian guardians to confront shooters. they will be armed and wear uniforms, but they won't have law enforcement authority. adriana diaz has more on this. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: armed with real guns, these everyday people-- a minister and a former teacher-- are training to stop potential school shooters in their tracks. mo it's more about being proactive instead of reactive. why don't we have somebody already there to engage an active shooter? >> reporter: are you prepared to potentially kill someone if there is a threat? >> at the end of this training, i believe we will be ready to do what we have to do to stop that threat, yes. >> reporter: despite your background as a minister? >> i'm human. >> what is the safe direction on the range? m> reporter: candidates for the guardian program must pass background and psychological checks, then an intensive six-week course that includes firearms training, precision shooting, and both virtual and live active-shooter scenarios. what about parents wh

drama students from stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, took the sage and sang "seasons of love" from the musical "rent." ♪ all about love >> their high school was the site of the valentine's day shooting that left 17 people dead. it was a surprise for their drama teacher who last night received a tony award for excellence in theater education. she and 65 of her students hid for two hours during the shooting. she kept them in the room, closed the door and all the zunts president ended up being safe. applause for all those kids on that stage. >> the girl with the bangs in that middle, got that high note -- >> she sang so well. >> there she is. going for the high note. >> it was wonderful. >>> this was a special weekend for many victims of the north bay wildfires and the people who helped them. abc 7 news was at the oakland coliseum as the a's hosted north bay team. the team gave away more 3,000 tickets to people affected by the fires. it touched the heart of one young man who lost his home. >> a lot of our neighbors, we haven't seen them. this gives us a chance to reconne

county juvenile hall...in pleasant hill haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) survivors of the parkland, florida schoolhe country to encourage teens to become registered voters. it's part of their plan to get lawmakers to take action on stricter gun laws. brandon beyer reports. "welcome to the revolution." the revolution is hitting the road."march for our lives" -- the same organization that orchestrated massive demonstrations nearly three months ago in washington d.c. - natsand right here in parkland nats"we are msd. we are msd." is taking the message mobile. "we're going to be making more than 75 stops nationwide."on a two-month cross-country tour targeting millions of teens now eligible to vote. cameron kasky/student:"and if every single one of those people votes, encourages their friends to vote, make sure their family is getting to the polls, we can make real change in this country."they are survivors of the shooting -- marjory stoneman douglas high school.and they want tougher gun laws and safer schools. this past weekend the class of 2018 graduated. of the 17 killed that day, four were seniors,

drama students who lost classmates in the parkland, florida, school shooting brought the crowd to tearsry never ends we remember ♪ >> reporter: frozen bringing a house band. ♪ robert de niro brought the theater crowd after hurling an f bomb at president trump. >> it's no longer down with trump it's [ muted ] trump. >> reporter: cbs leaped it out for the tv broadcast. in new york, chris demeo, fox news. >> reporter: oceans eight took the top spot at the bus -- box office. >> we are going to rob it. not the ball itself brick -- itself. >> over $100 million. >> the reworking of the popular oceans heists franchise. it features december budd lake, rihanna, and -- sandra bullock, rihanna, and and have three. -- and anne hathaway. >>> we are monitoring the upcoming singapore summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. >>> preparations underway for tomorrow's warriors championship parade in oakland picket there are sotoday on 4 on 2.s able to surprise her daughter on the last week of school. surprising her 9-year-old daughter, lily on it, during an end of the year assemb

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from marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. 18-year-old graduating senior, davidyear-old sophomore sister, lauren hogg, are stopping by the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have great new music from mike shinoda, everybody. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: mike shinoda. [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys, i like to think i am easygoing guy, but there's one thing that really gets my goat and it's bad music. no one should have to listen to bad tunes. so as a service to you guys i'm about to play real songs from real bands that i think you should avoid in a segment i call "my do not play list." applause ] ♪ do not play do not play do not play these songs these songs ♪ play for you is 100% real. these are actual bands and actual songs.e re stuff and i've never lied to you, questlove. this is -- get ready. >> questlove: you make up all these songs. >> jimmy: this is a good -- this is a good collection tonight. let's see what's on my "do not play list" here. i guess these are available wherever you can get music. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: this first one from a a sin

friends first", emotional high school graduations in the wake of two deadly school shootings, survivors in parkland, floridasanta fe, texas remembering classmates who never got a chance to collect diplomas. >> a moment of silence in memory and in honor of those who lost their lives. >> emotional graduations at two high schools where gunfire rang out this year, santa fe high school in texas lost 8 students and two teachers in last month's shooting, the victims honored with slide shows and acknowledgments. >> moving on will be tough. nothing will ever be the same for any other us. we will make it through the other side just like as we have time and time again. >> in parkland, florida cast heavy shadow over marjorie stoneman douglas high school. >> family members accepted the diplomas, surprise address from jimmy fallon did lighten the mood. advocates held nationwide rally this is week. >> no town should be murdered by guns. >> unit is national gun violence awareness month, many people wore toirnlg demonras, thecolors to protect themselves. >> we all are those students. >> large demonstrations were held in san

. >> it was formed after the parkland, florida, school shooting. officials say because a lot of resources are needed to investigate the threats, other longer-term investigations were suffering. >> we think creating this group that are totally responsible for addressing these types of threats is a far better use of those resources. >> a 13-year-old student was arrested in connection with the valley view threat. police also say guns were found in the student's home. >>> the two men facing off for governor in the november election are not wasting any time getting their message out. both democrat john cox, at issue the gas tax that state lawmakers approved last year. >> just looking for short-term gains and obviously the other payity will make that an issue. a lot of empty rhetoric. >> fix the cause of the problem. it's the special interest corruption, the waste of money at caltrans. that's what i'm going to be devoted to when i'm the governor. >> president trump tweeted a congratulations to cox yesterday. newsome replied to that tweet with, quote, ple

>>> an emotional graduation ceremony this weekend for students at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. four seniors were missing at the ceremony. they were among the 17 people killed during that valentine's day shooting at the school. their families were given their diplomas. the mother of one of the students wore a t-shirt that said, this should have been my son. the students wore sashes that said msd strong while remembering their lost classmates. >> i wish she could walking across it with me as i wish she could be going off to college with me. she'll forever be with me. >> the class president said the struggle to cope with the shooting will not define the survivors but it should motivate them. >>> all right. turning to sports and game two of the thsty show. hurry hit nine three-pointers. that's a record, by the way, for the nba finals. scoring 33 overall and results were never really in doubt. the warriors easily beating the cavs, 122-103. they now lead the series, 2-0. game three wednesday night. we hope it's competitive. it is in cleveland. >>> in baseball, cardinals pitcher mich

country us became active in the wake of the school shooting in parkland florida earlier this year since then more and more students in the u.s. have begun to raise their voices for gun control students like jordan in twenty twelve she survived the shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown connecticut. i witnessed one violence does not just one singular person but for the entire community in the nation and if there's any chance that what we're doing like protesting in marching will save one kid i'll do it. they believe no it's a time to ban assault weapons to strengthen background checks for gun buyers but enough is enough if their slogan orange is the color. so far you as lawmakers refused to take meaningful action on the federal level but activists like ramon contreras say this is just the beginning of. this students who go to continue their protests and to make their fight for gun control a voting issue hoping that the midterm elections in november will show that their movement has staying power. and xander phenomena reporting that now so the other stories making news around

it comes just four months after a teenager opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, floridathe broward county school board was largely criticized in the aftermath of that shooting. in the upcoming election, it could set a new course for schools there with the parents of some parkland students running. one of those parents is tenille whose son lost his best friend, joaquin oliver, in that massacre. joaquin is the fellow there seen on the left. tenille, when you hear that statistic, 154 mass shootings four months since parkland, the significant push by parkland students and families. what has or has not changed there? >> well, obviously we need more things done with gun control. how many more children have to die? how many more mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters? how many more people have to die? obviously not enough is being done, and more needs to be done. >> one of your opponents in this school board race is the parent of the student killed in parkland. this is what she said to me about a month ago. >> my daughter, alyssa, was brutally shot down and murdered. and i do not

he's previously called president obama a boy from the ghetto, mocked survivors of the parkland, florida, high school massacre, and assailed women activists as feminist whiners. trump also signaled he's preparing to commute the sentence of former illinois governor rod blagojevich, who was sentenced to 14 years in prison on corruption charges that included trying to sell or trade president obama's former u.s. senate seat. and trump is preparing to pardon tv personality martha stewart, who was convicted in 2004 of lying to investigators who were investigating an insider trading case. both want start on "celebrity apprentice." virginia democratic senator mark warner warned the pardons could be a signal to those indicted by special counsel robert mueller's investigation. warner tweeted -- "the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. in the united states of america, no one is above the law." california democratic senator dianne feinstein is set to introduce a bill that would end the trump administration's practice

an exclusive this morning, the resource officer widely criticized for his response to the parkland florida school shooting is defending himself, scott peterson did not go into the building during the shooting. people have called him a could you ard for that. this morning he's talking to the "today" show's savannah guthrie. >> i mean it happened so fast and i was just -- what i heard i assessed and i went right to -- right to what i was trained to go in there and find a -- if there's any type of cover at that point because i don't know where the shooter was, that's what i did. but like i said, it's going to haunt me the rest of my life. >> you can see more of that conversation in the first hour of the "today" show, including why he says he did not know there was a shooter. >> all right, the question for you this morning, are you taking more lyfts or ubers? >> it turns out fewer people are taking buses across the bay area. the mare ridge ij reports, transit ridership is zoun nearly 10%. muny is down 9% and san trans an 8% drop. ac transit, by about 2%. thsz the same story across the country and exp

all these singers survived the parkland florida school shooting back in february.love" from "rent" received a standing ovation last night at tonys awards. harry potter and the cursed child won six including best play. jamie saw it all. is it cursed child? >> depends on the you're a brit. you can say it either way. i say cursed child because that's what the producers told me in the beginning. the night was full of surprisers, several of the lesser-known shows were recognized while many of the big shows didn't show at all. >> tony co-host josh groban and sarah borel liss opened the shoep by celebrating those about to join them. ♪ about 90% of us leave empty-handed tonight. >> it was a night full of upsets. >> and the tony award goes to -- >> like when the big musicalry vooifls of carousel and my fair lady lost to the small production "once on this island." speeches on social issues began trending, soon after the night's first winner, andrew garfield spoke in favor of lgbtq rights. >> let's bake a cake for everyone who wants a cake to be baked. >> reporter: robert de

we'll take a turn the now former officer who was armed and on campus during the high school massacre in parkland, florida is breaking his silence. we're hearing his si of the story about why he didn't go inside the school as 17 people were gunned down inside. we get more from nbc's kerry sanders. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry that i didn't. >> reporter: for the first time school resource officer scott peterson is speaking out to nbc's savannah guthrie months after security video revealed he didn't enter the school during the shooting. peterson says operators at two caused delays in information >> no real-time intelligence. >> about a shooter inside the building. >> or even inside the sc the shots were coming from and tonight, the "south florida sun sentinel" reports school monitor andrew medina was the first to spot the shooter on campus siting a sworn statement, the paper says medina radioed ahead to warn another campus monitor about suspicious former student but didn't call law enforcement saying he had been trained not to unless he saw a gun. medina did not respond to requests for comment. peterson says he

survivors of the parkland, florida, school shooting are in chicago today joined by young survivors ofs tour. this month, they will be zigzagging across the midwest visiting cities like house speaker paul ryan's hometown in janesville, wisconsin, and the standing rock reservation in second degree s south dakota. the campaign kicked off at the national rally for peace. dianne gallagher has more from chicago. >> how y'all doing, chicago? >> reporter: britheir brand of activism and all the crowds and cameras that >> everyone from parkland is so grateful to be here with you today. we're so grateful to fight biggest you, stand with you, rally with you. >> reporter: announced earlier this month back in florida, the students from parkland officially kicked off their new movement, a 75 stop cross-country political action summer tour and voter registration drive. >> we're calling this the road to change. what pce better to bring change to than chicago. >> reporter: linking up with young chicago activists who will join them on the summer tour. the parkland teens taking a bit of a backseat at the

student activists who survived the school shooting in parkland florida are going to hold a news conference. they're going to announce the next phase of their campaigns. student leaders of the movement will make the announcement at 7 am this morning from the amphitheater in florida. the students organized the marches around the country on march 24. they lobbied members of congress on the agenda designed to reduce violence. >>> china is warning the united states the 80 trade agreem will not take effect. that statement came done yesterday as the commerce secretary was in china for meetings with the top chinese economic officials. last month, china agreed to increase the import of united states product. now this is that what happens if the united states imposes 25% tariff. the united states had a record $300 billion trade deficit with china last year. >>> it is good to see you. get back to a lot to talk about. >> all of the lanes are open. that is good news for the commuters. if you drive through 680, traffic is light. let's talk about the commute on northbound one-on-one going towards san jos

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. >>> a somber graduation today for the students of stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. >> 800 graduates got diplomas, including the families of four seniors killed in the shooting on valentine's day. the brother of one of the victims wrote on twitter today is the day my sister was waiting for, getting her diploma and being on the way to attend college. this is a sad day as i walk to get her diploma for her. her father was too emotionally spent to attend. the ceremo was private and was moved to a large arena to accommodate a large crowd, but not the media. jimmy fallon was a surprise spsed and congratulated the graduates. >> thanks so much for having me, and congratulations class of 2018. ass of 2018. >> fallon also told the graduates you're not just the future, you're the present. chging the world. >>> and a woman is r arrest after firing a gun near the rock and roll marathon insan diego. she was arrested at a parking garage near the finish line. the woman was firing off rounds and holding the gun to her head. the incident started in a hit and run crash where the woman

among those killed in the shootings that marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida meadow jade pollock a senior age eighteen meadows dad andrew pollack founded class c. l. a s. s. americans for children's lives and school safety there at americans for a class org. how many more kids have to be killed until we fix it after columbine should've fixed it after sandy hook we should a fix after just one death we should have fixed the folly to that fix that then my daughter would still be alive andrew welcome. thanks holland thanks for having me today really when i hear my daughter's name especially this weekend it's a tough weekend for me it's graduation weekend i can only imagine. what my son just so everyone knows my son. has to go get out the plum. this week this week i'm just having a i'm having a rough couple of days you know i don't know it's rough just thinking that my kids got to get up on the stage my son. rough. paid this we can get it so but this we can touch it all this week in texas president trump met with families of the recent school shooting there and you were a

happening today, in florida, student activists who survived the school shooting in parkland, florida, will hold a news conference to announce the next phase in their campaign to stop gun violence. at 7 am our time, student leaders from the march for our lives movement will make the announcement from the amphitheater in florida. the students organized marches around the country on march 24. they have lobbied members of congress on a policy agenda designed to reduce gun violence. >>> at least 25 people are confirmed down -- dead from a volcano in guatemala. it sent lava and thick ash into residential areas. reporter lauren greene shows us dramatic images of the aftermath of that eruption and gives us an update on the continuing volcano erupting in coho why. >> reporter: on hawaii's big island, there is a new deadly threat from another voano thousands of miles away. fiery explosions of ash and molten rock from a volcano in guatemala sent towering clouds of smoke, blanketing the residents in asked. -- in asked. the eruption was reportedly the most violent in for at decades. many people di

> it was a bittersweet graduation ceremony for seniors at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, floridajimmy fallon was a surprise commencement speaker. anything stop you, thaed tm fotheir bravery, and had a joke. >> and you won't be classmates anymore. you'll be adults on facebook searching for each other at 2:00 in the morning for the next ten years. >> nikolas cruz was charged in the attack. he will be sentenced to life without parole. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> coming up on the "morning news," treating breast cancer. why some patients don't need to undergo grueling therapy. >>> and leaked documents fallout. how edward snowden's disclosures are still impacting national security. this is the "cbs morning news." disclosures are still leading to fallout from national security. this is the "cbs morning news." botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month,... each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread... hours to weeks after

parkland, florida. the first graduation after the school shooting. a parent's protest. a parent's pain. >> we realized the day of the funeral how loved he was. >> the missing graduates. >> i wish i could bring her to college with me. >> students finding their way forward. >> these white ones are from the first bouquet of flowers joaquin bought me. >> reclaiming their youth. a community with a new clarity of purpose. >> every day is a struggle, it hasn't gotten any easier. the only thing i could do is fight and make sure this doesn't happen again. >> "parkland: the fight forward" will be right back. our phones are more than just phones.up! they're pocket-sized personal trainers. last minute gift finders. [phone voice] destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xfinity internet which could save you $400 or more a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> "parkland: the fight forward" continues. >> good evening and thank you for

the brother of the young man accused of a school shooting in parkland, florida, is working on an anti-bullyingime zachary crews was in the public eyes was in march. he reached aallowing him to be free after she was accused of trespassing at marjory stoneman douglas high school. his brother is accused of killing 17 people backing that school. zachary says nicholas was bullied. now working on a campaign called when, standing -- when, standing for we isolate no one. it will encourage more people to speak out about bullying. its main report shows that lake tahoe parents clarity level is now at its lowest point ever recorded. researchers at uc davis found that the lake parents -- is down 10 feet. record rain caused large volumes of sediment to stream into the lake. environmental groups have long been working to reduce that runoffs into the lake. >> extreme restoration projects to reduce the amount of erosion that the amount of sediment coming into the lake. >> researchers pointed to a positive. they say the lake is recovering naturally with an improved clarity level expected for this san francisco

>> and joining the rally today after the high school shooting in parkland, florida, student activists spoke nationally. a student says young people are inspired. >> i think that just having younger voices show up and you know, we are able to show lawmakers the new future generations having a vote. >> as christie mentioned, gun violence awareness events taking place today there was a rally in redwood city that drew hundreds wearing orange. silicon valley congresswoman, one of the speakers urging people to take their langer over gun violence to the ballot box. they say the main purpose was to honor all the victims of gun violence. >>> in new york, thousands raised their voices march there. began in brooklyn. went over the famous bridge. ended in manhattan. among the crowd, a survivor of the parkland, florida shooting that killed 17 people back in february. >>> it was another tragedy at yosemite national park. two climbers fell from el captain this morning and died. the climbers were on the route when they fell. rangers say they got multiple 911 calls around 8:15 this morning. by the tim

and in parkland, florida, four high school seniors who were killed in the valentine's day massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school, which killed 17 people in total, were honored at the high school's graduation on sunday night. among them, joaquin oliver, whose mother accepted her son's diploma and cap and tassel while wearing a bright-yellow shirt reading "this should be my son." on monday, students who survived the shooting massacre announced plans for a nationwide two-month bus tour this summer, aimed at registering young people to float and to support gun control legislation. this is student cameron kasky. a lot of peopleo loo voting. i think a lot of people have slowly been less excited about voting because people are tired of the political system pulse of a the is, g can fix the political system. amy: to see our full coverage of the marjory stoneman douglas high school massacre and the student-led march for our lives, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and

there are reports of a school shooting in parkland, florida, that's in broward county. these are live pictures right now. again, we don't have that much information. no idea if there has been any injuries. no idea how many people might have been injured. >> i got a text message from my friend, and it said, shots fired at stoneman douglas high school, and i just got into my car and drove as fast as i could. >> i started recording my classmates and friends, really just trying to cope with the situation in my own way. >> so right now, we're in the school, an active shooter. this is not a drill. i heard gunshots and we thought it was a drill initially, but it's not. >> there is an active shooter at douglas. we can hear them in the background. 911 lines are blowing up. >> 911. >> my son is in douglas high school and heard shots fired. >> i remember seeing my classmate stand up, and she was drenched in blood from head to toe. i couldn't believe that she was even standing. >> we went into the closet and there were about 20 of us in there. my teacher, as much as i may have want

florida. >>> student activists that survived the school shooting in parkland florida announced they are goinga bus tour across the country. the students from marjory stoneman douglas school will begin in chicago. they will make 50 stops in 20 states including california. they said on the bus tour they will register young people to vote and exposing politicians that take money from are the nra. >>> graduation ceremonies were held this weekend in parkland, florida, being as well as santa fe, texas. both cities were the scene of high school shootings that were deadly. gun violence was on the mind of thousands of people that rallied this weekend for more restrictions on firearms. >> a moment of silence in memory and in honor of those who lost their lives. >> emotional graduations at two high schools where gunfire rang out earlier this year. santa fe high school lost eight teachers and two -- eight students and two teachers. >> moving on will be tough. nothing will be the same for any of us. we will make it through to the other side as we have time and time again. >> reporter: in parkland, florida

the march started after the school shooting in parkland, florida.t s organized by student and their mission is to end gun violence and register young people across the country to vote. >>> by the 2020 presidential el ction, 16 and 17-year-olds in the district could become the youngest americans eligible to vote. our news partners at wtop report a bill cked by aajority of members of the d.c. council that would lower the voti age to 16. teens of the same age can vote inko ta park, hyattsville, and riverdale park's municipal elections right now. this measure would amend the district's 1955 election code to allow teens to vote and makes no exception for presidential voting. some 1 1,000 teens would be added to the votin rolls if passed and signed into law. >>> 4:49 now. the all-star game kicks off here ind.c. in a few weeks, and today we'll learn how metro plans to accommodate all the fans. this afternoon metro and major league baseball leadership will hold a news conference and release details. thousands of fans from across the country are expected to

at every level continue to come to light when it comes to the killings at douglas high school in parkland, floridaparamedics revealing they tried to get into buildings six times but were held back by the broward sheriff's office, during the crucial minutes when students' lives may have been saved. this comes days before the seniors there will receive their diplomas, and they all have stories to tell. we went down to stoneman douglas and talked to two young women who lost their best friend, meadow pollack. >> february 14th, i was on the opposite side of the school. i was in my law class, and we were actually studying a case like this, all this stuff. the fire alarm went off. we actually evacuated the school. >> i was in math class. i ran outside the building. they told us to keep on going straight out of, to go toward the street. >> i texted my mom. i look back at it, "i think something is wrong, fire alarm," and it gets worse and worse and worse. it was so unreal. >> a frantic seen outside of a florida high school right now. a major police response outside stoneman douglas high in the town of park