joaquin oliver would never play basketball with same or dylan.ol would never, chris would never, luke would never, martin would never, peter would never, alyssa would never, jamie would never, meadow pollock would never. [silence] [cheers] silence -- [silence] [cheers] [silence] never again] [silence]

the actress posted this shot captioned dwyane wade was riding with angels tonight #joaquin oliver.e was one of 17 victims killed in the parkland shooting. he was buried in a dwyane wade jersey prompting the guard to dedicate the entire season to his fan. >> just paying respect to him and his family. >> it's so special what he is doing. i love that dwyane wade is taking the time to talk about this kid and all the other things that go along with it. >> no doubt about that. i love he had a season high, 27 points. >> 27 points. >> and the game. >> big win for the heat. great night for both of them. >> no doubt. coming up -- >> mama june from not to hot to marilyn monroe. why she's recreating the sex symbol's iconic moment. >> then our steve harvey exclusive. >> i think we're at seven now. >> why the busiest man in hollywood is taking a step back. >> is the fresh prince coming back to tv. what one of the stars from the original show told "e.t." about a possible spin-off. ♪ >> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere on every platform every day. eck ♪ how beautiful, ♪ when seeds we

he dedicated last night's game and the rest of his season to the memory of joaquin oliver. game he talked about why it's so important to support the oliver family at this time. >> i'm thankful they came to the game today and thankful to get a chance to talk to them and show them my appreciation and to let them know that we will continue to use our voice, continue to shine the light on what they are talking about and what they are going through and what they are dealing with because it's not just -- it's not just happening to them, it's happening to all of us and it could be any one of us. >> day two of the nfl combine was under way on saturday and one standout performance was by a linebacker from the university of central florida who only has one hand. griffin wowed the crowd at the nfl combine wearing a special prosthetic on his left arm to bench press and knocked out 220 pounds and he was cheered on. he is attempting to be the first player to be drafted with one hand in the modern era. >>> a cool scene at the naval academy where the capitals were playing. united states cu

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one of the students, joaquin oliver had hand-picked this team before he was gunned down. sked his dad, manuel, to be his coach. dylan wore his best friend's jersey, joaquin's number two. >> he played in the jersey. all those games felt different. >> take care, buddy. >> still doesn't feel right. we were all only there because of him. >> just like clicked right away, you know. like kind of corny, like love at sight, but i swear, i swear. >> reporter: victoria gonzalez was joaquin's girlfriend. she said it still felt like he could walk through the door any minute. >> like he's faking it, whatever. it's like, i don't even, all the days of this month have merged together. >> reporter: in grief, time trekked onwards, and on a state level, progress for some. >> the governor has just signed a new bill to put in place some gun restriction. >> reporter: in part, age restrictions and a controversial program to arm some teachers. four weeks after the world learned the name "parkland", a quiet morning at brooke harrison's home. >> today marks the anniversary of when the shooting happe

like dylan mccootie who lost his best friend joaquin oliver and guac's girlfriend martina gonzalez. > to be a voice heard, be a change, but it's kind of hard to. >> can't be as loud as i want to be right now. so i'm not going to step there yet. but i definitely plan to. >> reporter: for junior dylan kramer just going to school has become a daily struggle. >> like when i'm sitting in the classroom i stay away from the door. if this happened again what would i do? where would i be hiding? sometimes it plays back in my head and it keeps me from -- it like scares me to go to sleep. >> reporter: dylan was in history class when he says he came face to face with the gunman. >> i saw him like turn one way and shoot that way and then turn the other way and shoot that way and then turn to my classroom and that's when i like saw down the gun barrel and i like saw his eyes. i saw bullets flying into my classroom, hitting the wall. going past my head, hitting computers, hitting the computer cart, and then hitting a couple kids. just thinking like i was going to die pretty much. that was all. i jus

joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan. alaina petty would never...ara loughran would never... chris hixson would never... luke hoyer would never... martin duque would never... peter wang would never... alyssa alhadeff would never... jamie guttenberg would never... meadow pollack would never... after holding her silence, staring directly at the crowd, for a full six minutes and 20 seconds, she had this message for the students: alarm bleeps. since the time that i, came out here. q rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else‘s job. including the background to the school shooting in florida, which is at the centre of today's rallies. just go to bbc.com/news. a senior official in egypt has survived an assassination attempt in alexandria. the city's head of security is understood to have been the target of this car bomb. he survived unharmed, but two police officers were killed. this is the street where the explosion took place. as you can see, the whole area is co

dworet, aaron feis, jamie guttenberg, chris hixon, luke hoyer, cara loughran, gina montalto, joaquin oliveramsay, alex schachter, carmen schentrup, all lost their lives. nicholas, today would have been his birthday. nicholas, we are all here for you. happy birthday. their families endured great pain. my classmates were forced to become adults and were targeted as adults. we have to do this for them. we must stand beside those we've lost and fix the world that betrayed them. this doesn't just happen in schools. americans are being attacked in churches, nightclubs, movie theaters, and on the streets. we the people can fix this. for the first time in a long while, i look forward ten years, and i feel hope. i see light. i see a system i'll be proud of. but it all starts with you. the march is not the climax of this movement. it is the beginning. it is the springboard off of which my generation and all who stand with us will jump into a safer future. today is a bad day for tyranny and corruption. today we take to the streets in over 800 marches around the globe and demand common sense gun laws.

. >> reporter: sam zeif lost his best friend, joaquin oliver, in the shooting. he made this emotional plea to president trump to ban ar-15 rifles. >> i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. it's hard to go to class and bring up an argument and just sit quiet. that's what it's all about. we're not going to sit quiet anymore. >> reporter: not quiet in chicago. ron mott is there. >> reporter: so these students are not only marching against school gun violence but marching against daily gun violence here especially on the south side. >> really personal to me especially when i hear about the other kids who are dying every day. >> let's stop talking about the changes and actually make one. >> reporter: not quiet in los angeles, either. here's jacob soboroff. >> reporter: despite the fact california already has some of the most stringent gun control laws in the entire nation. all of these students here to call for gun control. >> reporter: the historic walkouts fueled by social media, today powerful images, 17 empty desks. students spe

the miami heat's dwyane wade took the court last night with joaquin oliver's name written on his shoes. oliver was a huge fan of wade's and was laid to rest in one of wade's jerseys days after the rampage. with oliver on his mind and in his heart, wade hit the game-winning basket against the philadelphia 76ers. >>> when we come back, we'll meet a new mayor in montana whose inspiring story begins thousands of miles away. storm cd jeff )s got the details that )s right. i have a list of microclimate alerts for tonight and i )ll show you how this heay storm plays-out the next couple days. >>> finally tonight, when a man named wilmot collins won a stunning victory in november, he made history by becoming the first african-american mayor in montana. but that was far from his first challenge in a journey that began far away in a country at war. ron allen tonight on how he's "inspiring america." >> vote, people, vote. >> reporter: helena mayor wilmot collins on his weekly night out with the public. >> i have two years to listen. >> reporter: an unlikely leader in the state where only half a pe

. >> reporter: inspired by the student, and the young man, one of the 17 lives lost, joaquin oliver.rned that his parents buried in his favorite player's jersey, dwyane wade's. >> you're going to make me cry. it's emotional even thinking about that, his parents felt that was something that he wanted. so, i take a lot of pride in what i've done in this state. and what i've meant for the youth. >> reporter: wade tweeting, rest in peace. i dedicate my return to the heat to you. tonight, after the surprise visit to school today, tweeting, i just had a great conversation with students. these young adults get it. they understand the power of their voices. >> be strong, all the way, right? >> dwyane wade, vowing not to forget the high school students. us, too. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a business owner from atlanta, georgia... a graduate student of library science and our returning champion -- a ma

one of those stunts killed, joaquin oliver, 17 years old, was a huge fan of lebron james and wore hissey. wade told them he was inspired by all of them. >>> an anonymous winner of the powerball makes donations to charities, and a mistake leads to the death of an officer. "the kansas city star" reports 911 led police officers to the wrong home. the mistake led to one of the officers being shot and killed. the authorities say the cops were sent to the wrong address in clinton, missouri, 20 miles from where the 911 call actually came from. three officers entered the house tuesday night and a man inside starting shooting. one officer died, two others were wounded. the shooter also died, but it's not known if he shot himself or if he was killed by police. >>> "the san diego union tribune" reports workers capped a ruptured gas line hours after it shut down a freeway. a construction worker accidentally drilled into a pipeline in mission valley, california, yesterday. thousands of homes and nearby businesses were evacuated. about nine hours later workers capped the gas line, the evacuation or

his friend joaquin oliver was one of the 17 victims. he had a funny nickname.g to remember it. it. >> was guac. >> you hid in a closet. i was just talking to one of your classmates earlier, julia. and i think people have to remember, this is not going to go away for you. it may heal having a million people may help you feel supported. but this is never going to go away from you. >> it never will. i will never be 100% myself again. but i take it day by day. this is a start to make change in america. >> do you believe change will come from this? >> 100%. parkland, we're loud. we have people from all around the time. we've seen progress particularly since the sandy hook elementary school. but there heath been this grassroots movement where the voices, these disparate voices haven't figured out how to come together and these kids are amazing, they are relentless, tireless, they're on point. they understand the issues, the money that the nra is giving politicians. they visited thurgood marshall high school the other day and came away talking about the ill pact of gu

joaquin oliver, one of 14 students killed in the shootings last month was buried in a wade jersey.has dedicated the rest of the season to him. this story may south like something out of the twilight zone, but amazon admits that dee let laughter.[laughter] what? how does that happen? kind of a cackle. not in alexa's normal voice. as amazon works to fix it, social media is blowing up over it. one user tweeted, "i'm genuinely terrified." another said, "time to unplug this blank." and a third, "i'm moving out now." up next here tonight, football up next here tonight, football stars become lifesavers. oi whipped for instant absorptionr finish in a flash new olay whips ageless heatrick woke up with back pain. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. it takes a lot of work to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missi

. >> reporter: inspired by the students, and by the young man, one of the 17 lives lost, joaquin olivere learned after his death that his parents buried him in his favorite player's jersey, dwyane wade's. wade telling reporters how moved he was when he first found out. >> you're going to make me cry. it's emotional even thinking about that, his parents felt that being buried in my jersey is something that e had wanted. so, i take a lot of pride in what i've done in this state. and what i've meant for the youth. >> reporter: wade tweeting, rest in peace. i dedicate my return to the heat to you. standing at the heat game with joaquin's sister. en viting the family. tonight, after the surprise visit to school today, tweeting, i just had a great conversation with some of the students at stoneman douglas medical school. these young adults get it. they understand the power of their voices. >> be strong, all the way, right? >> dwyane wade, vowing not to forget those high school students. us, too. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. stay safe if you're in the storm. and i hope to see you right

. >> reporter: sam zeif lost his best friend, joaquin oliver in the shooting. he made this emotional plea to president trump to ban ar-15 rifles. >> and i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> it's hard to go to class and bring up an argument and just sit quiet. and that's what it's all about. because we're not going to sit quiet anymore. >> reporter: not quiet in chicago. ron mott is there. >> so these students are not only marching against school gun violence, they're also marching against daily gun violence here, especially on the south side. >> it's really personal to me, especially when i hear about the other kids dying every day. >> let's stop talking about the change and actually make one. >> reporter: not quiet in los angeles either. here is jacob soboroff. >> despite the fact california already has some of the most stringent gun control laws in the nation, all of these students here to call for gun control. >> reporter: the historic walkouts fueled by social media. powerful images. 17 empty desk, students spelling o

joaquin oliver one of 14 killed, was buried in a wade jersey. wade dedicated the rest of the season to him. >> the story which may sound like something out of the twilight zone, but amazon admits, some destries thvices h out spontaneous laughter. >> ha-ha-ha. >> what? >> how does that happen? kind of a cackle. you can get all this food for only $4 dollars. two pancakes. two strips of bacon. two eggs. if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. but you didn't ask me. you know what? i'll mind my own business. denny's $4 dollar everyday value slam. available at dennys.com. >>> now, jamie yuccas, with the play of the week executed by nfl players and their friend. >> dan and eli smoker took a selfie saturday to remember their perfect climb up castle rock in colorado. going down was a different story. for the grandfather and grandson. >> i went down first. and i was climbing down, then i heard what sounded like a shoe slipping. and i turned around to see my grandpa falling and i saw him hit the ground. >> dan fell more than 20 feet. nfl players and brot

joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan. alaina petty would never... would never... chris hixson would never... luke hoyer would never... martin duque would never... peter wang would never... alyssa alhadeff would never... jamie guttenberg would never... meadow pollack would never... and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages. at10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. my guests tonight are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am and political correspondent at the financial times, henry mance. another very sad story. tributes have been paid to a french police officer, who died saving the lives of hostages in a supermarket siege in the town of trebes yesterday. lieutena nt—colonel arnaud beltrame, was shot and stabbed and later died of his wounds. three other people were also killed. ina in a series of attacks. president macron, said that he showed "exceptional courage," and called him a "hero". lucy williamson reports. this attack has become not the story of a gunmen but the story of a

joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dylan.ever. jamie guttenberg would never. meadow pollock would never. [ cheers and applause ] [ silence ] [ crowd chanting ] [ crowd chanting ] [ silence ] [ silence ] [ silence ] [ silence ] >> since the time that i came out here, it has been six minutes and 20 seconds. the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else's job. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chants ] [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chants ] [ crowd chants ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come writers and critics prophesize with your pen and keep your eyes open the chance it won't come again ♪ ♪ and don't speak too soon for the wheel's still in spin there's no tellin' who that it's namin' ♪ ♪ for the loser will be able to win ♪ ♪ times they are a-changin' ♪ come senators congressmen take heed to the call don't block up the doorway and don't stand in front of the hall ♪ fots for he who gets hurt will be who

joaquin oliver one of 14 killed, was buried in a wade jersey.he rest of the season to him. >> the story which may sound like somethi the ross spring dress event. it's here. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special celebration. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event, on now. ♪ you're gotta go to ross. >>> now, jamie yuccas, with the play of the week executed by nfl players and their friend. >> dan and eli smoker took a selfie saturday to remember their perfect climb up castle rock in colorado. going down was a different story. for the grandfather and grandson. >> i went down first. and i was climbing down, then i heard what sounded like a shoe slipping. and i turned around to see my grandpa falling and i saw him hit the ground. >> dan fell more than 20 feet. nfl players and brothers christian and max mccaffrey happened to be nearby. christian called 911, good

joaquin oliver, immigrant from venezuela that became a naturalized citizen in january, 2017. elena petty, junior rotc, helped after hurricane irma's devastation. peter wang, rotc member. peter pollack, future college student. helena ramsey, 17, champion in academics. and both the school marching band and orchestra. this was the 18th school shooting in the first 43 days of 2018. following this terrible tragedy, the surviving students have organized to take action and are demanding that their leggors -- legislators take on common sense gun reform. these students have organize and will lead the march for their lives here on march 4, 1:00 p.m. they've invited students to plan satellite marches and students here have answered that call. it's a show of support of the students here and throughout the university who have said, enough. their call to action for not one more seriously brings tears to my eyes. not one more child shot at school. not one more teacher, who has to make the choice to jump in front of a firing assault rifle to save the lives of their students. not one more fam

. >> joaquin oliver, age 17. >> reporter: but the intent was larger in scope. unlike high school students, these are college students of voting age. they say they need momentum for gun control laws. >> you see that things are not working and something needs to change and we want to be the people who help to change that. >> reporter: they march across the campus to encourage -- >> we're standing in solidarity with the students of parkland and with every other student who's experienced violence in their school, we are are telling national leaders that enough is enough. >> reporter: their hope is that this display of activism will help shed light on the parkland shooting like dozens of other incidents. just like a flash mob, once the walkout was over, everyone disappeared. however campus leaders here say this movement is not going to disappear. in santa clara, david louie, abc7 news. >>> in menlo park, a large group of students from the high school also walked out of class to protest gun violence. the long line of teenagers represented several schools. at el camin

joaquin oliver would... chris hixon would never. luke hoyer would never.aime guttenberg would never. meadow pollack would never. since the time that i came out here, it has been six minutes and 20 seconds. the shooter had ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape, and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else's job. formation, formation! (whoops) go, lauren! (applause, cheering) (buzzer sounds) (cheering, whooping) lauren, you okay? (whistle blows) (excited crowd chatter)

. >> one of the victims joaquin oliver was laid to rest wearing wade's jersey. dedicated the rest of the season to joaquin. >>> cavs star kevin love says the response from his essay on mental health has been overwh m overwhelmi overwhelming. he wrote how he had a panic attack during a game in november. love is encouraging to be more sympathetic regarding mental health issues. he said spreading that message may now be his life's work. >> i didn't realize that the response would be like it was or like it iis which is amazing an what we are able to do with the platform. like i mentioned, everybody is going through something and you have things that you can't see or can't touch and they are walking around with it every day. >> love crediting the public admission he deals with depression and anxiety for helping him to open up. with the epic dunk down one in the closing seconds. that young fan could not believe what he just saw. the game should have ended right there. it went to overtime. the game winner with the second left. raptors win 121-119. and the rockets won th

. >> one of the victims in the shooting joaquin oliver was a huge fan.oliver's family, giving him a special pair of shoes with joaquin's name on them. he has dedicated the rest of his season to joaquin. since doing that, he has had pretty inspirational performances. he felt like he has an angel watching over him. >> that was a huge move for him to go. not a given. a lot of athletes, a lot of people avoid those situations. they're emotional. you're not exactly sure how it's going to go. it's proof by the big stars mean a lot more to people than just what they do on the court. 'd, appreciate it. always good to see you. >> a watch dog report finds systemic failures at a major veterans hospital that va leadership failed to fix. we're going to talk to a veteran who is calling for change, knows this situation, has important information for those of you who say you want to support the troops. we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better toge

todos los dÍas >>> todos los dÍas >>> viven con eso. >>> por ejemplo el estudiante venezolano joaquÍn oliverta ocasiÓn con e emily y su mamÁ. emily estÁ en contra de las armas y justo viene a dar un discurso en el condado del monto montgomery en maryland. >>> estoy bien, con mucho orgullo por todos mis compaÑero y los adultos que han llegado. y estamos dando mucho apoyo tengo orgullo. >>> ¿ cÓmo estudiante quÉ les exige a los polÍticos? >>> les pido que realmente piensen el dinero no es mÁs importante que nuestras vidaes es bien simple. y yo sÉ que, todos han estado diciendo esto pero es verdad. el dinero de ellos no es mÁs importante que nuestras vis vid >>> cuÁntos aÑos tienes en noviembre. y cÓmo se siente anabella que su hija estÉ parte parte panadizo nl movimiento. >>> tengo miedo que ella estÉ al frente, no podemos vivir con miedo, tenemos que decir basta, los chicos se han organizados comiÓ papÁs tenemos que apoyarlos y juntos tenemos que ver quÉ pasa y no tener mÁs miedo mÁs >>> quÉ le gustarÍa que pasara con el tema de las armas en el paÍs >>> cambios, cambios, necesitamos cambios n

one of the shooting victims, 17-year-old joaquin oliver, was such a fan he was buried in a wade jersey. wade has dedicated his season to the team. as phil keating tells us, education secretary betsy devos also visited with students today. >> reporter: it's been three weeks since the deadly shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school and the community is still recovering. education secretary betsy devos becoming the latest high ranking official to visit on wednesday. meeting with students and promising swift action to make schools safer, it includes president trump's proposal to arm some faculty and staff members. >> that's a model that can be adopted and should be an option for schools for states, for communities. >> reporter: but getting lawmakers to act won't be easy. congress isn't scheduled to debate or vote on any new safety or gun control measures anytime soon so some victims are turning to the courts filing a lawsuit against broward county, the school board and the sheriff's office. >> i understand it, they have a absolute right to do it. they have been through horrific tra

inspired by the students and by the young man, joaquin oliver. >> dwayne wade. movedee was when he first found out. >> it's emotional even thinking about that. that his parents felt that burying him in my jersey was something he wanted. so i take a lot of pride in what i've done in this state and what twrv rr meant for the youths. >> standing at the heat game with joaquin's sister, inviteing it family. and "i just had a great conversation with some of the students at stoneman dugerous high school. these young adults get it. they understand the power of their voices. >> and dwane wade knows the impact of gun violence. just a couple years ago his cousin in chicago was pushing a stroller when shot and killed. and he was there playing for chicago at the time and it's something that has lived with him for so many years now. >> how men aingful for students because just him being here was so meaningful. their hockey team wining it state championship after being underdogs. >> playing carnegie hall. >> absolutely. they have a long road ahead though. don't forget to check

joaquin oliver. alaina petty. meadow pollack. helena ramsay. alex schachter.all here for you. happy birthday. their families endured great pain. thousands of young people, my classmates, were forced to become adults and were targeted as adults. we have to do this for them. we must stand beside those we've lost and fix the world that betrayed them. this doesn't just happen in schools. americans are being attacked in churches, nightclubs, movie theaters, on the streets. we, the people, can fix this. for the first type ime in a lon while, i look forward ten years and i feel hope. i see light. i see a system i'll be proud of. but it all starts with you. the march is not the climax of this movement. it is the beginning. it is the spring board off of which my generation and all who stand with us will jump into a safer future. today is a bad day for tyranny and corruption. today we take to the streets at over 800 marches around the globe and demand commonsense gun laws. today is the beginning of a bright new future for this country. and if you think today is good, ju

aaron feiss, jamie guttenberg, christopher hickson, luke hoyer, kara lawford, gina montelfo, joaquin oliver, elaina petty, meadow pollack, helena ram see, alex schacter, carmen shentrup, peter wang. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: mr. president, i'm joining my colleagues today to give the country a sense of the scope of this epidemic. we have tried every means to move our colleagues to action, but in remembering the names of people that have been lost, there is a reminder that there is a human face behind every single one of these numbers and behind that victim, there is a trail of trauma of family members, friends, classmates that is difficult to unwind. on december 14, 2012, a gunman armed with a tactical semiautomatic weapon with clips of 30 bullets walked into sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, and killed 20 children, six adults and himself. among them were rachel devino, 29, a teacher's aide, dawn hocksprung, 47, a principal. anna murphy was a teacher's aide. lauren russo, 30 years old, a t

> reporter: inspired by the students and inspired by the young man, one of the 17 lives lost, joaquin oliverhis parents buried him in his favorite players jersey, dwayne wait. wade telling them how moved he was. >> going to make he cry. it's emotional telling me about that. that his parents felt that burying him in my jersey was something that he wanted. so i take a lot of pride in what i've done in this state and what they've meant for the youths. >> reporter: joe congresswomen -- joaquin, rest in peace. standing at the heat game with joaquin's sister, inviting the family. and tweeting, i just had a great conversation with some of the students at stoneman douglas high school. these young adults get it. they understand the power of their voices. >> and dwyane wade knows the impact of gun violence. you may remember a couple years ago, his cousin in chicago was pushing a stroller when she was shot and killed. and he was there playing for chicago at the time and it's something that has lived with him for so many years now. >> how meaningful for students because just him being here was so meanin

scott beagle with would never joke around with cameron at camp, helena ramsey would never -- joaquin oliver would never play basketball with sam or dillen. alaina patty would never, kara legn are would never, luke hoyer would never. peter wang would never, alyssa would never, jaime guttenberg would never. pollak would never. >> leading off our discussion this evening, chavez, a 17-year-old student in los angeles. she also spoke at today's march in washington about losing her brother to gun violence when he auz in high school. and we're joined by two students from parkland high school. they both marched in washington today and with us from parkland florida is another of their fellow students who spoke at the rally in parkland, florida. edna, start us off. what dedid it feel like up there? you flew here from los angeles today. did it feel like mission accomplished? >> yes, of course. i was really nervous. >> you did not appear to be nervous and none of these high school speakers up there in front of 800,000 people in washington today appeared to be nervous and i got to tell you we were all st

joaquin oliver. delano petty. meadow pollack. helena ramsey. alexander schachter. peter ring.his is a picture of meadow with her grandmother. we all went on a family cruise for 80th birthday. this is her grandfather who died a few years ago they had a very close relationship. and her brother, hunter, and her cousin, becca. a family vacation at the cabbage patch kids museum in georgia. and, at hockey game. and, san francisco obviously. that's hunter at one of our favorite ice cream places. this is a picture of her with her father, i think i have a few more of those. meadow and andrew. this is something that was put together, her cousins and friends made collages in pictures and decorated these rocks, and now it is displayed in our house during the shiva. this is just before homecoming. this is all of us cooking in the kitchen. this is a picture of meadow with her brothers and cousins. this is actually how she lived, surrounded by her family. i just wanted to and with this picture, -- wanted to end with this picture, a picture of her boyfriend, brandon, at the end of her funeral

oliver still coaches joaquin's basketball team. these kids. >> alfonsi: what is it that these kids can do, that adults haven't been able to do in the past? >> oliver: these kids have their cellphones on their hands all day. and-- and we as parents, we criticize that a lot because we ignore the power of that. the difference between this tragedy and others, if you ask me, is that this generation is used to get answers right away. you think they're going to wait for six months or a year for anybody in congress or anybody that needs to make the right call? >> alfonsi: they're hardwired to do things quickly. >> oliver: absolutely. right away. >> alfonsi: the students have already received more than $3 million in donations, most of it from hollywood. >> alfonsi: you guys have gotten checks from big names. george clooney. oprah winfrey. michael bloomberg's gun control group is helping you. the women's march people are helping you. how do you make sure those people aren't using you for their specific agendas? >> kasky: well, we don't let t

friend sam zeif, a senior at marjory stoneman douglas high school, and manuel oliver, the father of sam's close friend joaquinin the shooting. he is also the father of change the ref.org and as we mentioned coach of the basketball team. welcome to you both. somebody got accepted at college. so very happy to hear your news. >> thank you. >> manuel, you have chosen to remember your son and everyone watching joins me in offering our condolences. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry you have to relive as much of it as you do, but you've chosen to remember your son in a unique way, and we have pictures of your work. i'd like you to talk about. >> sure. >> hang on. somewhere we're going to show your mural. there it is. tell us about this. >> wow. this is me being myself. okay? i'm an artist. that's what i do for a living. and after getting through this very difficult part of our lives, i found a way to express myself but also give a voice to joaquin. that's joaquin talking through me, through the art. and somehow it reached a lot of people without even planning it. i mean, i've made a lot of paintings for my life, but i neve