oprah winfrey indicÓ que durarÁ la misma cantidad que george clooney.ue superaban los 3 millones de dÓlares en fondos recaudados. varias compaÑÍas han expresado su apoyo a este movimiento. esta es una prueba mÁs, familia, de que la marcha de hoy es algo universal y que lo que estamos viviendo en estados unidos quedarÁ para siempre en la historia. ahora regreso con ustedes a washington. javier: muchÍsimas gracias, borja voces por este reporte. fÍjense que pasa algo especial y me imagino que muchos de ustedes no lo recuerdan.hoy, precisamente, pero hace 20 aÑos, en arkansas un niÑo de 13 aÑos matÓ tambiÉn con un arma de fuego a cinco personas, a cuatro compaÑeros y su profesora de inglÉs. posteriormente, el joven saliÓ en libertad. hoy dÍa parte de esas vÍctimas, parte de familiares de esas personas que murieron se encuentran en esta marcha tambiÉn por el control de armas. quien va a estar cerrando toda esta actividad es emma gonzÁlez, una de las activistas mÁs reconocidas de esta misma actividad, de este mismo movimiento y ella conversÓ con "univisión" y

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and george clooney stood on the train. and he didn't realize. she's on the background well i'm going the oscars are great. yeah, excuse me. george. and she keeps tapping him on the shoulder. and won't like turn around. then gets more and more aggressive. so she's like, george, and he won't turn around. then eventually he just sort of walked away. and she came up to me after. you'll never believe what just happened to me. you'll never believe what george clooney just did to me. >> jimmy: was that her first time being trampled by the sexiest man alive? that was the first time you were at the oscar. was the second time more successful? >> i don't know if you'd call it more successful. we again mother and i were out in the main area just outside the auditorium where there is a bar. we weren't necessarily having a drink at that time, but we were chatting away to everyone. you know how it. we'll be doing it in a week from now. but everyone is chatting away and it's very exciting and stuff. and everyone queued up to go in. we thought we had a lot of ti

think most teenagers couldn't care what george clooney is they're like whatever you're going to notice there but i think one of the interesting thing as i talk to people who were there that day as well and what they noticed was that there were kiosks or places where people were registering people to vote all over and so that was the thing that really made her happy because whether these kids are sixteen now they're the next presidential election those kids are going to vegas i don't know if you're going so always a pleasure everyone thank you so much for your reports all right as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered of facebook and twitter see our poll shows that are tea dot com. up sean stone discussed the role of the british united states of empire with author of director of the plymouth institute for peace research dr tim cole stay to talk. shows seem wrong on all roles just don't call. me old yet to say proud disdain comes to educate and in games from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choo

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student led students it partner with a lot of wealthy celebrities including steven spielberg george clooney oprah winfrey but i wasn't getting that sense that a lot of the marchers there knew that this was happening but were even bothered by where the funding was coming from when it came to visit a massive event and i spoke to a lot of teachers a lot of students parents and just people in general who are just fed up but these mass shootings just keep taking place over and over again students keep losing their lives and nothing is being done they keep saying the government is essentially turning a blind eye so no it didn't seem like people were bothered by big corporate stepping in and it shows you the power of lobbyists that you could have eight hundred thousand people in the streets but like you know one lobbyist says no no no no no look this way the incredible. but the money is a big and well there's a very huge shift of what's happening in these kids are a lot different so i guess the biggest question now is there's this massive pushes lots of publicity the most important question now is

student led students it partner with a lot of wealthy celebrities including steven spielberg george clooney oprah winfrey but i wasn't getting that sense that a lot of the marchers there knew that this was happening but were even bothered by where the funding was coming from when it came to visit a massive event and i spoke to a lot of teachers a lot of students parents and just people in general who are just fed up by these mass shootings just keep taking place over and over again students keep losing their lives and nothing is being done they keep saying the government is essentially turning a blind eye so no it didn't seem like people were bothered by big corporate stepping in and it shows you the power of lobbyists that you could have eight hundred thousand people in the streets but like you know one lobby says no no no no no look this way the incredible. the money is a bit of a where there's a very huge shift of what's happening in these kids are a lot different so i guess the biggest question now is there's this massive pushes lots of publicity the most important question now is that

george clooney making headlines for the lietter he wrote to students of the parkland shooting.100% behind you and marching in d.c. on the 24th. we feel strongly this is your march. your movement. joining them is ariana grande and many more the student organizers. >>> moving on to the wedding overseas. prince harry and meghan markle. never been royals, according to lorde, but the wedding china just went on sale with gold monogr monograms. the china is corn flower blue and finished in 22 karat gold. it features $69 for a plate. >> you can go to h&m. >> and finally, captain america is hanging up his shield. not yet, but according to the profile in "the new york times" captain america four could be the last time he is playing the superhero. chris evans says you want to get off the train before they push you off. you have two more movies to get the fix. affinity war is out next month. >> that will be big. thank you, dylan. >>> still to come, we check back in with craig as the nation's capital gets ready for the march for our lives ray. butll >>> we're back with just a few hours to g

it's not just george clooney either.infrey donating half a million dollars, there certainly a lot of -- >> laura: the old -- they are all back! the students one on "60 minutes." they are getting the full media push and it is going to be blanketing the country. we see in the graphic. do we have the graphic we can put up from the march? you can even put the red flag. you've got to handed to them. that got the money behind them and they got the organization. will this have big impact, do you think, in november? is this a big issue that drive the electric? >> it hasn't been in the past. probably the opposite direction of what the organizers -- in the past guns have been an issue that republicans -- voters have gone to a republicans for because they prefer their policies. >> laura: the second amendment types are saying this is unfair, they're coming after our guns, law-abiding people's gun, we got to get out there and paul. could have a boomerang effect, but they are going to register a lot of people to vote. great work on th

we asked george clooney, the eagle eye newspaper if we could interview him and he sent us back a letter and said i think you should be interviewing only the kids. though that message coming from people that are adults that want the kids to be at the forefront of this is so empowering for me and all of us to know we do have a voice. >> george clooney was there today. it was a large group of celebrity and stars who were there. none of them trying to get on that stage and none of them trying to speak and all of them being very friendly with people who wanted to take pictures with them. none of them seeking any of that attention. that's a very unusual thing for these events. it's frequently they use celebrities on the stage speaking as a draw. there were some celebrity singers up there helping with the spirit of the event but they really left it up to you. you, the speakers on the stage to tlideliver that message toda. did you feel that kind of responsibility when you're up there? >> yeah, most definitely. this movement alone is already youth led. that's something that like something you ha

now george clooney proved he's a man of his word after telling the parkland students he and amal are behind them he and wife amal walked the walk. they posed with students in the crowd as miley sigh ris and demi lovato performed on stage. ♪ >> your ex demi lovato how do you feel about her performance? >> he's a hero. i'm excited she's there. >> "e.t." was on the ground with an alum of imagery stoneman high school. ♪ >> what was it like for you looking out at the crowd? >> it let me know how much people care in our country for each other. >> in new york city paul mccartney marched in memory of john lennon. >> one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. >> in l.a. amy schumer addressed the large crowd. >> i stand with you. >> backstage she posed with students who spoke on behalf of moms demand action. >> reese witherspoon is on the council and attended the march with laura dern. the marchers were on the minds of stars like kristen bell who attended the nick kids choice awards. >> millie bobby brown acknowledged the victims in her speech. >> i felt it needed to

spotted standing with hundreds of thousands of marchers, george clooney and his wife humanitarian lawyery. the couple donating a half a million dollars to the cause. and in new york, paul mccartney honoring john lennon. >> one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. >> reporter: stars also flooded social media to show their support like many of the activists who took the stage. celebrities also called on young marchers who will soon be 18 to get involved and vote. dan and adrienne. >> paul mccartney making a poignant reference to his friend john lennon who was shot in central park right near that march. kenneth moton, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> we're going to turn now to the next story that is likely to dominate our political discussion in the era of trump, stormy daniels. >> tonight's the night for her big interview with "60 minutes" in which she will apparently discuss her alleged affair with trump. but speaking publicly may violate the terms of her nondiclosure agreement. abc news white house correspondent tara palmeri is in west palm beach wit

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both scooter braun and george clooney are helping with that organization.roducer was doing a little research -- >> i was talking to the organizer of the march, shawna, and it turned out shawna's e-mail ends with scooterbraun.com. >> wow.

you could be george clooney, george washington because you will be living all these lives that you have, adolf hitler. right now that would be happening. >> in some respects it already is. greg: there are parallel universes already. we'll search the segment out -- >> i just got excited you. >> this makes accidents were valuable and terrifying. the only thing that's going to kill you as an accident, so you'll never go outside. it would if you could live forever but she died at age 20. >> not to mention that, but you're just assuming everyone's going to have great lives on the other side. what if you're joe schmoe and can't get out of middle management for eternity. are we sure this isn't just a guy who can't get a date and got kicked off instagram for inappropriate pictures. nobody will swipe left on his tender. are we sure this isn't some mathematician who's really lonely and has made some mistakes? >> medical marijuana next time we bring up this topic. greg: although i'm fascinated by that. >> we should be talking about stormy daniels instead of black holes. >> we talk about it. >> was

you could be george clooney, george washington because you will be living all these lives that you have hitler. right now that would be happening. >> in some respects it already is. greg: there are parallel universes already. we'll search the segment out -- >> i just got excited you. >> this makes accidents were valuable and terrifying. the only thing that's going to kill you as an accident, so you'll never go outside. it would if you could live forever but she died at age 20. >> not to mention that, but you're just assuming everyone's going to have great lives on the other side. what if you're joe schmoe and can't get out of middle management for eternity. are we sure this isn't just a guy who can't get a date and got kicked off instagram for inappropriate pictures. nobody will swipe left on his tender. are we sure this isn't some mathematician who's really lonely and has made some mistakes? >> medical marijuana next time we bring up this topic. greg: although i'm fascinated by that. >> we should be talking about stormy daniels instead of black holes. >> we talk about it. >> was 12 yea

you could be george clooney, george washington because you will be living all these lives that you haveow that would be happening. >> in some respects it already is. greg: there are parallel universes already. we'll search the segment out -- >> i just got excited you. >> this makes accidents were valuable and terrifying. the only thing that's going to kill you as an accident, so you'll never go outside. it would if you could live forever but she died at age 20. >> not to mention that, but you're just assuming everyone's going to have great lives on the other side. what if you're joe schmoe and can't get out of middle management for eternity. are we sure this isn't just a guy who can't get a date and got kicked off instagram for inappropriate pictures. nobody will swipe left on his tender. are we sure this isn't some mathematician who's really lonely and has made some mistakes? >> medical marijuana next time we bring up this topic. greg: although i'm fascinated by that. >> we should be talking about stormy daniels instead of black holes. >> we talk about it. >> was 12 years ago. you want

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oprah i think donated half a million dollars, as did george clooney.nd some students when asked about outside parents and groups, ne say we're high school students, we're 17. of course we have to have some help, but maintain regardless of the help they have, this is their opinion, their viewers and something they are determined to move forward with and that they're not being influenced by outside groups or outside factors. leland: they certainly haven't been shy in sharing their sharing their views and thoughts. as the program gets started. sow our viewers understand as the more prominent speakers step up we'll take their remarks live. the music is starting and we'll let you get back to reporting and check with you in a couple of minutes. liz. >> let's continue our coverage, as you know we're expecting hundreds of thousands to be in the district. and griff jenkins live on the ground at the march, griff, you are located at john marshall park, so right off pennsylvania avenue. what can you tell us about what you're hearing from protesters. >> welcome bac

. >> george clooney is. we can just step aside.ildren into the street to pursue their political aims. it's outrageous what they're doing. >> exactly. as gina says, these are nuance complicated issues and as an educator, there's a couple of these kids that are just rude in the way they proceed here, as if they're bullet proof bsh the-tha is -- lou: let's find another noun next time. >> i caught myself. a couple 06 the children are legitimate, sincere about remembering their colleagues and all of that. a couple of the others -- lou: exploited. no doubt about it. >> but lou, they're not coverini live. they're not covering the children like my children who go to school close by where this happened and my children don't agree with these students doing this march. and where is the attention on them. they come to me in social media because they do understand our constitution and our bill of rights and the second amendment. and they want to make sure it's protected for their future. but they're not listening to them, lou. they're only list

we asked george clooney like the eagle eye newspaper if we could interview him and he sent us back a letter saying i think you should be interviewing only the kids. that message coming from people that are adults, that they want the kids can to be that forefront of this is so empowering to me and i think all of us. sometimes we're dissolutioned whether our voice matters and we're able to see that we do have a voice and able to make a change. >> and george clooney was there and his wife was with with him, stephen speielberg was there. none of them trying to get on that stage and none of them trying to speak and all of them being very friendly with people wanting to take pictures with them but none of them seeking any of that attention. that's a very unusual thing. usually they use celebrities as a draw and there were celebrity singers up there helping with the spirit of the event but they left it up to you to deliver that message today. did you feel a responsibility, that kind of responsibility when you're up there? >> yeah, most definitely. this movement alone is already youth led an

the hot rumor in hollywood is george clooney could be running for president in 2020. have been howling that we don't need another celebrity president. but george keeps making movies like his last three, chances are he won't be a celebrity by the time 2020 rolls around. clooney wrote an editorial in "foreign affairs" magazine. he praised donald trump's harsh sanctions on north korea. this may cause him he friend he has in tinseltown. but there is speculation that clooney's centrist tone may appeal to libertarians. if he does run, all we can say is good night and good luck because the last hollywood door lung to run for the white house wound up going nuts. you know? oh, god. yeah, i know what it's like. united airlines has become the unfriendly skies to pets who want to escape their planes with their lives. i'll explain in the "nightcap" next. i'll be right back. maria's always on the go, taking over 7,000 steps each day. and she does it in any shoes she wants, with lasting comfort. only dr. scholl's stylish step has insoles that are clinically proven to provide all-day

happened is more and more people started signing up, and then we started getting supporters like george clooneynfrey. after having all the initial momentum in say three days after, before the real criticism started coming in. >> social media accounts picked up false claims of students who saw their friends and teachers die were crisis actors. >> the suggestion that some of these students' grief has been co-opted. >> crisis actors who travel to the sites of shootings to instigate fury against guns. >> activists. they appear to have been coached. >> do we really think 17-year-olds on their own are going to plan a nationwide rally? >> why is it four kids out of 3,000, and why are they all in the drama club? >> here's david hogg, who can't remember his lines while being interviewed for television. >> the media is focusing on an agenda. >> gun control agenda. >> a political jaent from the american left and the democrat party. this is totally political. >> some of these accusations are now being promoted by the president's own son. >> don junior liked some of these on twitter. >> david, i appreciate

. >> we've had so much financial support from celebrities-- george clooney, oprah, gucci.elieve chrissie teigen and john legend donated. the creator of twitter just donated 500"k" yesterday. >> i can't get a hotel room on my own. i'm 17 years old. of course, we have people helping us. i can't get the city permits for ten blocks of-- down pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c. >> how do you make sure those people aren't using you for their specific agenda? >> well, we don't let them. we all remember everybody has an agenda. politicians have asked us to endorse them. nope. you can support us all you want, but if you think you can get your hands on our movement? it's just not gonna happen. >> vote them out! vote them out! vote them out! all those laxatives, daily probiotics, endless fiber-- it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried, and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain and lets you have more frequent and compl

the wife of george clooney announced she is going to be representing two reuters journalists who are detained in the country. both were arrested in december while investigating alleged abuses and killings by security forces against muslims. the journalists are accused of violating the official secrets act. they could face up to 14 years in prison. >>> president trump publicly praising the new reboot of the tv sitcom roseanne. the tv show debuted on tuesday night and got big ratings. 18.4million viewers, that got the attention of president trump who called her earlier this week to personally congratulate her. roseanne, like the character she plays, is a trump supporter. and president trump appears to be a fan of the show. yesterday the president talked about the show's popularity during a visit to ohio. >> it was about us. they haven't figured it out. the fake news hasn't quite figured it out yet. >> roseanne says that the call from the president was, quote, pretty exciting. >>> an emotional sendoff at the white house as president trump bids farewell to hope hicks on her final day as

. >> laura: we didn't have school walkouts and george clooney fly in.ave any of that. >> as a mainstream society we have accepted that. >> laura: no we haven't. i haven't accepted it. >> absolutely we have. >> laura: no, we don't. >> young people raise their voices, when young people raise their voices, we want to say that they're being parroted by adults. how many of us have grown up. >> hold on. >> no, no, let me finish. >> laura: hold on jitu, let's let. >> hold on i let you talk. >> how many of us. >> laura: let lawrence speak. >> i gave you a chance. the fact of the matter is they are being funded by a group. they are being given talking points by a group antigun. we talked about this from emotional aspect. at the end of the day thee legislators don't know what to do. these congressman don't know what to do. the university doesn't know what to do. but you can't make policy based on emotion. we reported on it at the leadership institute campus reform all day where these college students are doing the same thing. they want policies based on emotions.

hollywood elites like george clooney and oprah. business elites like michael bloomberg and the media vanguard at places like nbc and of course cnn. so without all of that support, of course they wouldn't be receiving this attention. maybe they would even be back at school learning something. but when you can get college credit, or maybe even a fast pass to the ivy league by protesting, why study? hanging out with bill maher and ellen and helping me find my truth and social justice mission, totally. and that's the angle. yesterday the mayor of baltimore, maryland, announced the city will help students get to the march for our lives, that gun-control rally rally in washington later this month. >> it is all about hearing the voices of young people, and so we are taking 60 buses from baltimore city -- from baltimore city, because we want your voices to be heard in washington, d.c.. >> laura: joining us now is the mayor of baltimore, catherine pugh who supported and addressed hundreds of students who walked out of their classrooms yeste

others, celebrities like oprah, george clooney, even the rock. >> would you run?seriously considering it. >> former missouri secretary of state jason kander, former hud secretary, john delaney, seth moulton. >> it doesn't necessarily mean they are running this cycle but with day -- why not think about it? >> that group of democrats reveals nobody knows what the base is going to look like. that's why the new hampshire chairman tells me he thinks the split is going to wind up being generational because democrats are going to have a choice between candidates in their 30s and 40s versus i -- some in their 60s and 70s. >> bret: thank you. follow-up on last nights story about extravagant spending of the department of housing and urban development. undersecretary ben carson. we learned that the purchase of a dining room set priced at $31,000 has been canceled. white house press secretary sarah sanders says the department will look for what she called an option more responsible. president trump says he wants big tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. republicans howell.