fmr. rep. harman: now, we're going to talk to sarah and rain. there he is. this is peter deutsch, congressman peter deutsch. >> ted. congressman ted deutch, who i know well. [laughter] fmr. rep. harman: in my defense, this guy used to be tom petri and now he is tim petri. i deserved to be confused. ted is the congressman for sarah and rain. we are going to hear their stories and now that you're here, i wish you would comment on it. what we are trying to talk about is activism. where does it come from? how do you do it effectively? we are addressing the gun safety issue, but we are not debating the gun safety issue. we are discussing activism. as eleanor was saying before you got here, it was an astonishingly impressive performance. performance is not fair. astonishingly impressive act from the heart of students and teachers, who went through many absolutely horrific experience. not the first and not the last in our country. but the most recent horrific experience. i don't know which one of you

fmr. rep. harman: or they may be in congress themselves. rep. petri: yes. but we all belong to associations in america. but of course, they don't all have the same views. where we serve, it is called the people's house. there is a reason for that. the focus of each representative is very much on the national issues and so on but also how it will effect of the people in their district and what they think of this and how they will react. one of the difficulties with an issue such as the one we have been discussing is it has very broad general support. that does not translate into -- it is not historically translated into votes. whereas the narrow percentage of people, it does translate into votes. therefore, people are not only listening to the majority, they are listening to the depths of concern as well. i could give examples of that, i don't know if i should. maybe i will. one of them -- of our colleagues, peter smith, from vermont, a moderate republican, voted for moderate gun control legisla

crouch said he was suspended -- then later by academy sports-- over the incident.dean crouch/ fmr. asst. mgr., academy sports: "i was really dumbfounded honestly, that academy would do something like this. i worked so hard for academy, put some blood, sweat, and tears into this place. i had great staff and for them to come through and fire me over trying to protect the community, it really hurts personally." his attorney says his client his attorney his attorney says his client was fired for violating the company's policy against touching customers. crouch says he was just trying to protect people. (vicki) coming up... a teen's vaction doesn't go as planned... after he was swept out to sea. how he was rescued-- 10 hours later. (grant) and after the break... men or women? we'll tell you who's more distracted behind the wheel. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] it's an argum