justin gruber, hiding in closet while classmates were gund down. >> needed to be significant change in this country. needs to never happen again. people when they go to school feel they can be safe. all the school shootings don't make sense. should have been one and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed, because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. >> reporter: president trump vowed to take more action than predecessors. >> not talk like in the past. >> reporter: arming teachers resonated with president trump. recalled assistant coach dying using bodies ahuman shield. >> if the coach had a firearm in locker -- he was very brave. saved a lot of lives i suspect. if i had a firearm wouldn't have had to run, shot but end of it. >> reporter: less popular with the students. >> does anybody like that idea here? anybody like it? beautiful meadow, talk about that. do people feel strongly against it anybody? strongly against it? >> reporter: nra put out a statement opposing proposal to raise the age of purchase of long guns. >> as president trump listened to emotional storie

justin gruber, hiding in closet while classmates were gund down. >> needed to be significant change in this country. needs to never happen again. people when they go to school feel they can be safe. all the school shootings don't make sense. should have been one and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed, because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. >> reporter: president trump vowed to take more action than predecessors. >> not talk like in the past. >> reporter: arming teachers resonated with president trump. recalled assistant coach dying using bodies ahuman shield. >> if the coach had a firearm in locker -- he was very brave. saved a lot of lives i suspect. if i had a firearm wouldn't have had to run, shot but end of it. >> reporter: less popular with the students. >> does anybody like that idea here? anybody like it? beautiful meadow, talk about that. do people feel strongly against it anybody? strongly against it? >> reporter: nra put out a statement opposing proposal to raise the age of purchase of long guns. >> as president trump listened to emotional storie

mark gruber the san francisco taxi workers alliance. i was present at the cpuc meeting where the dnc fees and did testify. we were ignored and you were ignored, which is par for the course at the cpuc. they made a absolutely incomprehensible decision to lower the amount they charged the limousine industry for enforcement when they do next to no enforcement at all. the only way i could imagine you could rational eyes it is to say since we're not doing enforcement anyway, why charge anybody for it? the limousine association actually came out in opposition to the reduction of their own fees. and that obviously too was ignored. so we're dealing with a state agency that i don't know how to describe and i probably should not in public. another topic i wanted to bring up as to do with the vision zero. the enforcement efforts which certainly are necessary for vehicles but also you have to do something about pedestrians behavior on the streets. and this is gotten much worse in my opinion since the advent of d.n.c.s because people just oblivious

justin gruber/parkland student"i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace there needs to be a significant change in this country." >( james ) the goal is to make sure no student ever has to go through what those at marjory stoneman douglas in parkland, florida went through last wednesday. a gunman killed 17 people there. president trump did promise change... and suggested the idea of arming teachers. he also expressed support for stronger background checks and regulating bump-fire stocks. along with the listen session... a town hall was held in florida. republican marco rubio faced the father of one of the victims... and a survivor. ( james ) one of the one of the proposals being considered in the u-s senate and something president trump sai

justin gruber was hiding in a closet and texting his father as his classmates were gun downed in parkland, florida. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be significant change in this country, because this has to never happen again and people should be able to feel that when they go to school, they can be safe. >> reporter: his father begging the president to do something. >> it is not political. it is a human issue. people are dying. and we have to stop this. we have stop it. if he is not old enough to buy a drink, to go and buy a beer, he should not be able to go buy a gun at 18 years old. that is just a common sense. we have to do common sense. please mr. trump, these are things we have to do. we got to do something about this. we cannot have our children die. >> reporter: andrew pollack's 18-year-old daughter meadow was one of the 17 killed at stoneman douglas high school last week. mr. pollack stood with his sons besi sidside him. >> we're here because my daughter has no voice. she was murdered last week and she was taken from us.

gruber was texting his father as his class mates were gunned down in parkland, florida. >> i was born in a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be significant change in this country because this needs to never happen again and people need feel when they go to school they can be safe. >> reporter: 18-year-old daughter meadow was one of of the kids killed last week. >> should have been one school shooting and we should have kic fixed it. and i'm pissed because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. she's in north lauder dale, king david cemetery. that's where i go to see my kid now. we all work together and come up with the right idea and it's school safety. >> reporter: and texting with his brother as one of the gunman killed their class mates. >> i turned 18 the day after. woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. and i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> reporter: then the president heard from nicole hawkly whose 6-year-old son dillen, was killed at sandy hook. >> you don

among those who speak was kerry gruber who's son survived the shooting last week by hiding in a closet. >> if you're not old enough to go and buy a beer, he should not be able to go and buy a gun at 18 years old. >> last night president trump posted on social media, quote, i'll always remember the time i spent today with courageous students, teachers and families adding we must not let them down. we must keep our children safe. end quote. also last night cnn featured a town hall with marco rubio amonging onners. the laos, the nra spokesperson was at the townham as one. one tamt from her prompted a fiery response from the broward county sheriff. take a look. >> none of us support people who are crazy, who are a danger to themselves, who are a danger to others getting their hands on a firearm. and we have been for over 20 years and i have been screaming about this, which is why i'm here, because i have kids and i'm not just fighting for my kids, i'm fighting for you. >> you just told this group of people that you are standing up for them. you're not standing up for them until you say i w

among those who spoke was carrie gruber whose son survived the shooting my bodying in a closet. >> not old enough to buy a drink, go and buy a beer, he should not be able to buy a gun at 18-years-old. >> reporter: last night president trump tweeted, "i will always remember the time i spent today with courageous students, teachers, and families," adding, "we must not let them down. we must keep our children safe." on cnn, students questioned senator marco rubio and the president of the nra. >> none of us support people who are crazy, who are danger to themselves, who are a danger to others getting our hands on a firearm. and we have been for over 20 years -- and i have been scream being this which is why i'm here. i have kids. i'm not just fighting for my kids. i'm fighting for you. >> you told this group that you are standing up for them. you're not standing up for them until you see "i won't let weapo weapons" -- [ applause ] >> reporter: throughout the debate, there were a lot of boos from the crowds. senator rubio is getting credit for showing up. today the president is planning to

justin gruber was hiding in a closet and texting his father as his classmates were gunned down. >> i was born into a world where i never experienced safety and peace. there needs to be a significant change in this country, because this has to never happen again. and people should be able to feel that going to school they can be safe. >> his father begging the president to do something. >> it's a human issue. people are dying. and we have to stop this. we have to stop. if he is not old enough to buy a drink to go and buy a beer. he shouldn't be able to buy a gun at 18 years old. that's just a common sense. we have to do common sense. please, mr. trump, these are things we have to do. we got to do something about this. we cannot have our charge die. >> andrew pal okay's 18-year-old daughter was one of the 17 killed at stoneman douglas high school last we can. mr. pollack stood with his sons beside him. >> we're here because my daughter has no voice. she was murdered last week and taken from us. shot nine times on the third floor. we as a country failed our children. this shouldn't happ

justin gruber/parkland student"i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace there needs to be a significant change in this country." president trump did promise change... and suggested the idea of potentially arming teachers.he also expressed support for stronger background checks and regulating bump-fire stocks. president trump/no font needed "it is not going to be talk like it has been in the past. it has been going on too long, too many instances. and we are going to get it done."at a town hall meeting wednesday night in florida.... emotions ran high at times.lori alhadeff/mother of parkland shooting victim"enough talk, what is your action?!"some called for gun control reform, others want weapon bans. sheriff scott israel/broward county sheriff's office"bump stocks should be illegal. they should be outlawed forever. automatic rifles should be outlawed forever." n-r-a spokeswoman dana loesch expressed sympathy for the victims but stressed that a person's mental status is also a major factor.dana loesch/nra spokeswoman"none of us support people who are crazy

carrie gruber, whose son survived the parkland shooting agreed it's too easy for teenagers to get a gun. >> if he's not old enough to buy a drink, buy a beer, he should not be able to buy a gun at 18 years old. that's a common sense. we have to do common sense. please, mr. trump hees are things we have to do. >> coming up, we'll talk live with the student advocates working to make a difference. with your gma first look, i'm jonathan karl, abc news washington. >>> following the shooting, broward county sheriff's deputies will carry rifles. they will not be fully automatic and only handled by those trained and qualified to operate them. >>> they're planning to pack a federal courtroom in san francisco as a judge decides whether to release an undocumented mother. this is video from last october when they rallied outside where a judge heard the case. she is a farm worker and single mother of three children who are u.s. citizens. she's been dee tabd by i.c.e. at a federal facility for the past year now. after this morning, they plan to rally outside the federal immigration was f offices. >>>

and princeton president gruber in his remarks at the university's opening exercises on september 10, insisted that independent thinking is at the heart of the liberal arts education. and rests on a careful and respectful engagement with views very different from your own. the layers of reverence from free expression lie deep in american life. but that depth cannot be felt unless on all hands americans of democratic will set aside their pa partisans and as citizens say the outrage against free speech must end. second, among the things that must be done, defund. the anti-free speech activists are not great in numbers. but they possess deep wells of financial support. much of it through foundations and charities to which you and your firms are often asked innocently to contribute. to the extent that these organizations are private entities, they have exactly the freedom for which i plead, to state their minds. but the institutions of higher education, were the most visible suppressions of free speech have taken place are not. at least in any meaningful sense of the term. and in today's

david gruber was a nephew of stephen field, connected to a family that had pretty strong ties in america, and pretty strong power in america. the rest that would say, no, it was joseph mckenna. it was day, white, none of these people are degree famous. ms. swain: rufus peckham offered the opinion that has in debated. can you tell us about who he was? prof. kens: he was a new yorker, appointed to the court for 10 years at that time. generally conservative views. primarily voted against any kind of labor legislation or restriction. interestingly enough, it sounds like lochner's attorneys have a good case, but they don't, really. they had a hard case going in. most of the cases developed over the period before lochner v. new york were state court opinions. there were only two that were federal court opinions. one was holden v hardy, that upheld an eight hour day for mining and manufacturing. health and safety provision. the other was acting versus kansas which of health another law, another eight hour day or 10 hour day for public employees, which is a whole different thing because public e

. >> reporter: cary gruber whose son survived the parkland shooting agreed it's too easy for teenagerso get a gun. >> if he's not old enough to buy a drink, to go and buy a beer, he should not be able to buy a gun at 18 years old. >> reporter: president trump said he's open to considering an increase in the age required to buy a firearm. in addition to stronger background checks, improving mental health care and possibly even arming teachers. >> the coach had a firearm in his locker when he ran at this guy, that coach was very brave, saved a lot of lives, i suspect. but if he had a firearm he wouldn't have had to run he would have shot and that would be the end of it. >> reporter: that idea was not popular with most in the room. >> does anybody like that idea here? does anybody like it? >> reporter: mark barden's 7-year-old son daniel was murdered in his first grade classroom in sandy hook. he told the president guns in the classroom put teachers in a tough spot. >> they have more than enough responsibilities than to have to have the awesome responsibility of lethal force to take a lif

. >> 15-year-old justin gruber he can texted father good-bye message during shooting made the point wednesdayars ago, the first school shooting columbine, high school, happened. i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety. and peace. there needs to be a significant change in this country. >> 18-year-old pollock one of 17 killed last week her father flanked by boyfriend and brothers. >> 9/11 happened once. they fixed everything. how many schools how many children have to get shot? it stopped here with this administration and me. i am not going to sleep until it is fixed. >> nicole of-year-old son dillon murdered at sandy hook elementary school this warning to the president. >> i implore you consider your own children, you continue want you don't want to be me no parent does. >> this morning the president is trying to clarify one of his most controversial positions yesterday, arduousness some tleechz with guns tweeteding out if potential "sicko" shooter knows a school has a large number of very of weapons talented teachers others shooting the skiko will in every attack that s

gruber, wounded in both knees. while marching, a cannonball took off one and part of another . the very sight of his base is distressing. the effluvia from his wounds is sickening. there are a dozen or so badly wounded. one without a leg, one without an arm, and one with ones that are awful to look at. there's an irish man with his arm in a sling. opposite him is mr. horton, another great supper. -- sufferer. sparks,e of him is mr. whose leg wound makes him grown day and night. mr. robinson is about 17. half of his leg is a solid sore. he wails most dolefully. we find it impossible to assuage his pain. it's like this all over the first part of the diary. cumming is careful in the first months. she provides the names and regiments of the men she nurses. she goes home with the deposition of the property so relatives can come claim it. by the second year for service, she has scaled back her effort. men die nameless in amputation wars. men brought in at night are dead by morning. the stretcher bearers have not the least idea of the names. you see this terrible pall fall over hospit