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weijia jang has the latest from the conservative political action conference in maryland. >> reporter: national rifle association executive vice president wayne lapierre spoke about the deadly school shooting in florida to the audience at cpac, the conservative political action conference. >> we share a goal of safe schools. >> reporter: his appearance comes one day after teen survivors of the shooting rallied for more gun control and told lawmakers things will change when they are able to vote. >> no longer can you take money from the nra because we are coming after you. >> reporter: lapierre says many factors contributed to the tragedy. >> they want to sweep right under the carpet the failure of school security, the failure of family, the failure of the america's mental health system. >> reporter: nra spokesman dana loesch called out coverage of the shooting. >> many in the liberal left media love mass shootings. >> yes! >> you guys love it. -- >> i'm not saying that you love the tragedy. but i am saying that you love the ratings. >> reporter: many cpac participants agree with the n

cbs news' weija jang has more details on the student led protest from the white house. >> this isn't just a mental health issue. he wouldn't have harmed that many students with a knife. >> the survivors of the school shooting in parkland, florida, are speaking out and demanding changes to the nation's gun laws. >> the fact that we even have to do that is appalling. our job is to go to school, learn, and not take a bullet. >> reporter: about 100 students from marjory stoneman douglas high school are planning to visit the state capitol in tallahassee wednesday, and they say they are organizing a nationwide march next month as part of their hash tag, never again movement. >> the response from our students who are still around and still able to talk, they're taking that opportunity. they are empowered. and they're angry. >> reporter: the student led movement is spreading. a group calling itself teens for gun reform staged a lie-in, outside the white house today. the white house says president trump will host two listening sessions on school safety this week. and they say the president su

weija jang has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president trump has five days to decide whether to declassify the democratic response to a republican memo that criticizes the department of justice and the fbi's use of surveillance in the russia investigation. >> if he decides to keep the democratic memo under wraps, the american people are going to be forced to wonder, what is the president trying to hide. >> reporter: the house intelligence committee voted monday to release the democrat's ten page document, which addresses the republican memo point by point. rebutting accusations of political bias at the fbi when it requested warrants to spy on former trump campaign aide carter page. in cincinnati, the president who has called the russia investigation a witch hunt appeared to relish the release of the republican memo. >> oh, but did we catch them in the act or what, you know what i'm talking about. oh, did we catch them in the act. they are very embarrassed. they never thought they were going to get caught. we caught them. >> reporter: the president recently said he is

weija jang reports on what's next. >> reporter: president trump lashed out on twitter against the top ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, writing little adam schiff is one of the biggest liars and leakers in washington. the tweet comes as the house intelligence committee prepares to vote today on a democratic response to the gop memo released friday that details information about fbi surveillance related to the russia investigation. the fbi objected to the memo's release and democrats say it presents a slanted view. >> the goal here really isn't to find out the answers from the fbi. the goal is to discredit the fbi, discredit the mule egg investigation, do the president's bidding. >> but president trump and his family say the gop memo serves as vindication claiming the fbi and the justice department used an unverified dossier as evidence to get approval to spy on a trump campaign aide. >> there is a little bit of sweet revenge for me and certainly probably the family. >> not all republicans agree. four gop members of the house committee have rejected the memo which w

weija jang has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump says one item tops the agenda for his meeting with some of the nation's governors. >> most importantly, we want to discuss the public safety in schools. >> reporter: to tackle gun violence, president trump has proposed toughening background checks, and raising the age to buy most guns to 21. the president seems to be focused on putting more guns in schools. >> we have to take steps to harden our schools so that they're less vulnerable to attack. this includes allowing well trained and certified school personnel to carry concealed firearms. >> reporter: some of the nation's governors don't agree with the idea. >> i want our teachers to teach, and i want our law enforcement officers to be able to protect the students. >> reporter: the president's call to arm teachers will be heavily debated on capitol hill as congress gets back to work this week. >> we have labeled all the schools as gun free zones. >> once you are in the position of hoping a security officer or gym teacher takes a pistol to a military style assault

weija jang reports the white house has not yet endorsed a plan to make that happen. >> two senators, one democrat, and one republican plan to introduce a new gun control bill in the u.s. senate today. >> moving the age to 21 for assault weapons, those type of purchases to make it in line with what is already there for handguns. >> president trump has called for that to happen. now the white house is being more cautious about whether the president would sign the bipartisan bill. >> it would be premature for us to weigh in. as i said, the president is still supportive of the concept. >> reporter: the president may support the concept. the nra does not, and that will make it very hard for congress to clear a bill that raises the age to buy assault weapons. >> there are a number of things that are being looked at. that's not one of the ones being talked about, basically as closing loop holes. >> congressman steve scalise who is himself a victim of gun violence, met with students from marjory stoneman douglas high school monday. >> we talked about policy, but really we talked a lot about

today the jang siblings gone to visit their father in prison. they haven't seen him in sixteen months. they are exhausted and nervous. from a heart attack. you know i think. we're back. out. this year yet no matter how well you know. me. well. i'll. go. to know whom to fill. out half. an hour. while. we're literally quite. good actually did you know that he also did you ulysses how do you know. if he and. charlotte. he's going to get. back in. and sat. down. brother that's it. and. he knew you were going to do. not not. not. be there to the one. piece it. all passed. on jan and his sister will be able to visit their father each year. but sentenced to life he'll always be separated behind prison glass. go you one and his mother still live in some village they are slowly getting reacquainted and plan to soon move back to their home town together. the triplets will also visit their mother once a year into she is released in twenty nine tain. college on monday i'm sure. that you know that you met. her. mayor de joria at last said that you're not. do

hundred eight that it's next than a month since leaning received for testosterone injections from chen jang how did they bring all the food your father at first he felt fine but then he became increasingly tiny and sugandha he suffered from dizziness and gained full kilos in weight he don't draw a lot of food being. young how was used colleague at the time later he was put in charge of the olympic team they sent out a friend she says so that he could learn how to administer performance enhancing drugs and the results were documented in scientific essays. germany's public broadcaster a.r.d. put those allegations to chen directly you were trying to speak with the chinese olympic committee at the ministry of sports about the doping accusations the request is that the sites like thirty and twenty twelve chen china china's former head of the pics dr commented on the use of doping substances the united states the soviet union and france we're all using them so we did as well. judy engine is convinced that china is still doping its athletes continuing the program introduced in the one nine hundred

soured particularly due to pyongyang's refusal to attend you can arise asian talks hosted by being jang beijing has taken a tough stance against conjunctions regime and cooperated with previous un sanctions including a blockade on the oil and fuel which would have had a huge impact on north korea and fact the latest data from china's customs show that trade has dropped fifty two percent from a year earlier educating that china has largely be complied with the u.n. sanctions what is interesting though is as china climbs down on exchanges to pyongyang hong kong has become a major source of funds for north korea the u.s. has called on the territory to tighten regulations and next week a new set of rules will come into place to close loopholes and shipping and other transfers while the u.s. has sent warnings to north korea and shown it means business analysts say that in order to enforce any of these latest measures effectively china will have to be on board. the united states has confirmed that it will open its new embassy in jerusalem this may that's must surely have been expected palesti

in unison china is undergoing a radical shift particularly in the west of the country and inching jang of all the cities being built in the desert are cities with skies great pose that he was there moving. there's a lot of activity everywhere with lights and even music and caro he vast images are a ward he is of a god i work at this one backs for it's a message to the chinese population is to attract people to these remote areas of the earth and a privilege trying to enter. to make it possible for people to move to the remote province of shin jiang or to trade their beijing has extended its high speed train along the entire new highway . the travel time for the two thousand kilometers between lunch show and room she is now at just ten hour. hours down from forty. five and that. was the. china now possesses the largest high speed rail network in the world with a length of twenty thousand kilometers three hundred billion dollars was invested in ten years that corresponds to almost the entire annual budget of a country like france. the root of the new silk road is among the newest it's be

joining us on the news great is shall he jang who is an associate professor at a renmin university of china is via skype from beijing thank you so much for being with us kim your jong is certainly stealing the headlines in south korea how significant is this does our presence raise hopes you think could this be the opportunity for we constantly ation between north and south korea. certainly she came over to the so in the first place then to the young pings demonstrated to north korea sincerity to seek to improve the relationship with sauce kranz and also saw south koreans due to a sincere occasion to make peace talks on a pig a great success but are nonetheless all the sins carry a very important somebody the barter we have to be careful what will happen and ways next stage of saturday's exactly lunch meetings between the two in between in between they can do you assess her and the president president the mucho years and that will be some see why we have to pay special attention eggs that clichy is due to meet the south korean president on saturday even though we saw that historic han

china change, we were at johns hopkins university in nan jang. and a young chinese student, 200 students, half american, and half chinese, a young chinese student stood up and she said, do you think that china is ready for freedom? is ready for democracy? and congressman bill pascrell from new jersey gave the most brilliant defense of the doctrine of natural law at explaining the source of liberties to this chinese student. you can't envision the opportunities that we have as members of congress. and i look back and i made a commitment at the beginning to spend a lot of time with these young people. and that's been the greatest reward in my life as a member of congress. met presidents, traveled all over the world, but no time was spent any more importantly than with those 16-year-olds who wanted to know about the nature of this country. and, of course, we always sent them to the department of archives. >> so i think with that, are there any last questions? please go to the microphone, and then i think we'll wrap up. >> i'm from ukraine. so as an

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the latest from jeong jang? that's right.fairly cloudy, murky day. mild out there. but we are sad to see those temperatures dropping later this week. details in half an hour. the big winner at the baftas — ladies in black. the colour on the red carpet as the stars came out in support of the #metoo movement. but for the best actress a need to address the dress issue. i have a little trouble with compliance. hello everyone. this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. former football coach barry bennell has been sentenced to 31 years in prison for a historic sexual assaults committed on 12 young boys in his care. committed on 12 young boys in his ca re. let's committed on 12 young boys in his care. let's go to liverpool crown court. danny savage has been covering this case. yes, in the last few minutes the sentencing hearing finished. it was in two parts between midday and one o'clock this afternoon. we heard the victim impact statements from the 12 men this case centred on. they talked of how barry bennell‘s abuse of them as a chi