rick lazio's play list. is that chellie rae? >> yes. >> i don't have that song. my ipad expands.e is a former dnc chairman. now the chairman of green tech automotive. and amy joins us, corporate media reporter for the "new york times." nice to have you all. we start with this morning with a sad story out of chardon, ohio, we're expecting probably about an hour and a half or so because of of course, an hour behind us, students are going to start returning to classes there. dons tons of grief to deal with and post traumatic stress. first time since monday's shooting that those students will all be coming together. alleged shooter, t.j. lane, now charged with three counts of aggravated murder. he's charged as a juvenile but they're expecting that he will be prosecuted as an adult. the football coach, frank hall, he is the guy who chased the gunman out of the school. we heard from him for the first time isn't the shooting yesterday. here's what he said. >> the families of danny, demetrius, and russell, i want you to know that i was with them. i prayed with them, i wiped their tears,

my name is bill the lazio -- deblazio. it is a $40 billion pension fund. i am wearing a green tie. in honor of st. patrick's day and as a statement on the corrosive impact of money in our political system and that is what is bringing us here today. this unprecedented coalition of organizations that for decades have fought to protect our democracy, our electoral process, to fight for transparency and make sure the people's role in government and politics matter. let me tell you who is here today. it speaks volumes. common cause, public citizen, the coalition for accountability in political spending, moveon.org, u.s. action, campaign for america's future. leadership conference on civil rights. national people's action, progress now, health care for american malcolm occupy wall street. the whole gamut organize -- organizations making sure democracy is here for us. a lot of us have to be involved in local and state government, who run pension funds that total $1.50 trillion. a lot of us around the country got together and formed the coalition for accountable political spending. we did