gress everything okay?ersus i'm asking him that. >> originally from easton 4 49-year-old hixon graduated in 1986. >> i was new to the school and he was one of first people to come up to me and introduce himself and feel like part of the team. >> sighler is principal of pleasant valley. they were wrestling buddy in high school before they embanked on careers in the military. >> he wept namey i wept marine corps. >> after serving hixon settled in florida whereas a husband and father he chose to up spire students for a living. >> he was from pleasant valley and in this horrible incident but really made a difference in the lives of so many not only kids but adults. >> mr. gress told us several years ago the district suffered a tragedy. he could not remember what it was because he did remember chris hixon calling him and asking if there as was anything he can could do to help. alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> stories of heroism are emerging from the tragedy one student survivor said assistant football c

gress everything okay? he's asking me that versus i'm asking him that. >> originally from easton 4 49-year-old hixon graduated in 1986. >> i was new to the school and he was one of first people to come up to me and introduce himself and feel like part of the team. >> sighler is principal of pleasant valley. they were wrestling buddy in high school before they embanked on careers in the military. >> he wept namey i wept marine corps. >> after serving hixon settled in florida whereas a husband and father he chose to up spire students for a living. >> he was from pleasant valley and in this horrible incident but really made a difference in the lives of so many not only kids but adults. >> mr. gress told us several years ago the district suffered a tragedy. he could not remember what it was because he did remember chris hixon calling him and asking if there as was anything he can could do to help. alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> stories of heroism are emerging from the tragedy one student survivor sai

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should dong c --gress and president trump take action and what is the government's role in protecting citizens in gun violence? nikolas cruz is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. one for each of the people he is accused of gung down inside his former florida high school. in hisemarks to the nation, president trump stressed the need to adenessl health issues but steered clear of any discussion of gun policy. president trump: our administration is working closely with local authorities g and estigate the shoot learn everything we can. we are committed to working with state and local leaders to help secu schools and tackle the difficult issue of mental health. robert: investigators say cruz fired nearly 150 shots fm his assault style ar-15 rifle, a weaponas he pur legal little. gun policy sharply divideses this country, as you know. when it comes to gun control. 18% of republicans support the idea.78 of democrats do. according to a pew research pew from a gun poll last june. where we stand, carl, is we have in issue of gun control that comes up aer every mass shooting. ho's g

that,gress does not do the costs are more than $320 billion over one decade. it would be higher because the spending increases that were just approved would continue. it is very hard for congress to go back and allow for spending cuts after raising for both the military and domestic programs. host: after 2019, do they have to pass a another long-term budget deal? if they don't, does it go back to 2011 sequestration levels? sarah: that is right. they have this sequestration effort. we have to watch one more budget deal that is two years long. hard deals some very cut. that is why former speaker john boehner did not, he faced an internal vote. speaker ryan was able to avoid that with president trump. it is always easier when you have someone in your own party in the white house. there are very difficult decisions to come. with $700 billion for the military, and large increases or domestic, it will be hard to reverse the cuts and not see those costs add up over the next several years. host: matt, a republican. caller: good morning, i hope you're having a good day

that,gress does not do then the costs are way more than $320 billion over a decade and it would be exponentially higher because the spending increases approved would just continue. tos very hard for congress go back and allow for spending cuts after raising for both the military and domestic programs. 2019, do they have to pass another long-term budget deal? or if they don't, does it go back to 2011 sequestration levels? guest: that's essentially right. this whole decades long sequestration effort ends in 2021. we have essentially one more budget deal that is two years long. this is something that affects leadership going back to 2011. we have had some very hard deals cut. this is why former speaker john boehner did not stay speaker. he faced in an internal revolt among republicans. ryan has avoided that under president trump. that means there are very difficult decisions to come. with $700 billion for the much forand nearly as domestic, it will be very hard to reverse those cuts and to not see those costs add up over the next several years. host: matt in new york, republican. ladies.good mornin

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. >> they tell me i'm gressed as a general would be. >> and that makes me your king.al houses. >> hanok village is the best vantage point in seoul to experience the past and present. that's a great shot. then, it was on to the most visited site in seoul. built more than 600 years ago. >> it's good to be home again. >> the royal palace. >> a few hundred years ago this, would have been yours, king. the palace was spectacular, and the picture-taking on-point. as was our to tphoto bombing. >> you know, i'm the king. >> yeah. you just told me. >> we were getting used to our royal robes. modern seoul, just a few feet away. >> impressive use of juxtaposition. >> thank you, king. >> we were building up a royal appetite. >> here we are at the market. >> it's the oldest korean traditional market in seoul, famous for its endless snack and street food selections. >> we've been lured by the siren song of the mung bean pancake. >> delicious. delicious. >> but our tasting tour was not over. we made a dash for dumplings and noodle soup. much-needed fuel for the next leg of our advent

that,gress does not do then the costs are way more than $320 billion over a decade and it would be exponentiallyher because the spending increases approved would just continue. tos very hard for congress go back and allow for spending cuts after raising for both the military and domestic programs. 2019, do they have to pass another long-term budget deal? or if they don't, does it go back to 2011 sequestration levels? guest: that's essentially right. this whole decades long sequestration effort ends in 2021. we have essentially one more budget deal that is two years long. this is something that affects leadership going back to 2011. we have had some very hard deals cut. this is why former speaker john boehner did not stay speaker. he faced in an internal revolt among republicans. ryan has avoided that under president trump. that means there are very difficult decisions to come. with $700 billion for the much forand nearly as domestic, it will be very hard to reverse those cuts and to not see those costs add up over the next several years. host: matt in new york, republican. ladies.good morning, i