marjorie margolis, should congress weigh in on this? marjorie: yes. host: how so? marjorie: i think what happened was appalling, i think there is no way at any level to make excuses for it. i hate the way the white house has handled it. it should be much more linear and direct. what went on is beyond anything that one could possibly imagine. let me go a little bit further. the way the white house is treating the press and has created, i was part of the press for many years, what we do sometimes is annoying. i know, i have been on the other side. but you cannot create that kind of war and then at some point step back and not step in under these circumstances and say this behavior is completely unacceptable. >> i take a little bit different view. what happened was appalling. when the russians were telling people we stepped out and congress should make its views known. is very complicated. there are no real great actors in that area. he was not an american citizen at this point. it's important for congress to express basically the fact they don't like this and it was

coming up, tom davis and marjorie margolies.ncomingazio is the chair of the house for structure committee, now serving as the ranking member. discussing some proposals he will work on in the new congress. [video clip] >> the president did not seem to be on board with his own advisors. he expressed an interest in recognition that we need real federal investment and partnership with the states in rebuilding america's infrastructure. just before the election, just before he left washington, they had them visit me. i did know they had a congressional affairs office. they talked about areas where i could agree and potentially work with the president and there were two things, infrastructure and trade. she said there is a recognition on the part of the president that we need to rebuild infrastructure and make real federal investments. i think it is doable. there were a few colleagues that said you don't want to help trump. i said this is about the united states and the fact that we have been ignoring this problem and these needs for a

in addition to the marjorie mason center. working nonstop to provide safety and support of domestic violence and survivors. i'd like to thank marjorie mason's family for their continuous support and commitment to expanding the mission of its center over the past 40 years. former sheriff steve mcgaron and others who contribute to the important work the center does. domestic violence is still sadly prevalent in every community, affecting more than 150 million people each year in the united states. we must continue to fight to ensure that no one in our valley and our nation suffers the same fate that marjorie mason faced. we must continue to work together to end domestic violence once and for all. mr. speaker, how much time do i have left? the speaker pro tempore: you the gentleman has 20 seconds left. mr. costa: i lend the balance of my time back, and i thank the speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the lif

. >>> and we'll talk with two teachers at florida's marjory stoneman high school and their new book never again. >>> and remembering willie mccovey remembering the giant's legend. >>> a mass shooting at a country bar and grill stuns a southern california community after a 28-year-old gunman walks into the bar and calmly opens fire. killing 12 people and injurying close to a dozen others. welcome to the 9 everyone. we begin with this tragedy in thousand oaks. local, state and federal law enforcement have all been on scene to process what happened. reporter mario ramirez has been covering the story for us all evening long. deputies gave you an update just a couple of hours ago. >> reporter: yeah that gunman identified as a u.s. marine corp. vet now. authorities say right now they're looking into all of his social media accounts. 28-year-old ian david long and they're really looking for any clues as why he may have targeted this bar. you can see the scene here behind me. he actually lives we're told about 7 miles from this shooting spree. it's expected to be an intense investigation through

jackson in pensacola, florida, >>> it's been less than a year since the horrific shooting at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. now the young people of that community are making themselves heard once again by getting outte the kerry sanders has the story. >> are you registered to vote he? >> i am. >> reporter: ty are a wild card in tuesday's midterms. with their insta stories, snap chat. >> #youthvote. >> reporter: 18 to 28-year-olds who could be voting for the first time in a national election. >> a horrific scene is still unfolding. >> reporter: 17 students and staff were gunned down at marjory stoneman douglas high school in february. some familiar faces. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence. we call, b.s.! >> reporter: they're now foced on something different. >> months later, where is the energy we saw there now. >> it's in a positiv angle, you have to use the light side and have that anger contribute to goodness. >> reporter: to that end, the students from florida joined others, criss-crosng the nation, registering 50,000 young

adis: fÍjense que esta es la primera vez que por parte de marjorie de sousa habrÁ algÚn pariente es laar con la vigilancia de una enfermera. pero era podido ir porque Él esta trabajando. alan: por macro que le pusieron a juliÁn gil se sabe que está trabajando los estados unidos, nunca lo va a poder ver. adis: es parte de la molestia que juliÁn gil ha estado expresando y por lo cual Él quiere apelar esta asistencia que hasta el momento pareciera no es definitoria. es lo que sucediÓ este sÁbado ver a matÍas crecer es algo muy bonitopero al mismo tiempo es algo muy confrÓntante porque quisiÉramos verlo crecer en brazos de sus dos padres. carlos: esto es un laberinto. muchas gracias, mi querida adis. y seguiremos con este tema. alan: por supuesto, te vemos mÁs adelante porque tienes algo muy adelante de "la gaviota". adis: es una relaciÓn que mucha gente aquÍ en mÉxico cuenta aguas el conteo de seis aÑos, pero cuando convergen la polÍtica y la farÁndula unidas por un corazÓn hay especulaciones, testimonios y un recuento que tenemos en exclusiva para ustedes, " el nido de la gaviota" fue el

"for democrats, a midterm election that keeps on giving "marjorie clifton, peter emerson, reasna shawto go with you first, since you're outnumbered here, what is your big takeaway from tuesday as we watch this apparent and expanding blue wave? >> i'm disappointed, less than 50% of registered voters voted nationally. that is not a good win for democracy. second -- >> but it was up. >> but that's comparative. smaller countries than ours that smaller countries than ours that we look down on have 90, 95% turnout rate. democracy is not served when less than half the population doesn't turn out to vote. democrats found general success when they talked about issues local to voters from potholes to traffic to health care. but at the end of the day, the vast majority of statehouses and state legislatures are still controlled by republicans. i see it less as a wave. this isn't something i could body surf on. i think it was more of a ripple but a positive ripple. >> how about you, rena. did you get a big blue wave? was that what you learned as a republican on tuesday? >> it want a wave by any me

ademÁs, marjorie de sousa aclara todo sobre el reciente dictamen del juez en la batalla legal por suork les vamos a presentar esta historia de un barbero que hizo muy buen trabajo es el barbero mÁs longevo del mundo. adivine cuando sanos tiene? >>52 >>45 >>yo creo que tiene 50 >>80 >>90 >>puede tener 65 >>90 >>mÁs de 90 >>125 >>el dice 100 >>mÁs de 100? >>seÑoras y seÑores, en este momento, con 107 aÑos, esta entero como si nada le presentamos a anthony. >>nada tan original como los barberos de la gran manzana, es una profesiÓn que deja buen billete, pero no crea que es tan fÁcil como parece. >>tengo nueve aÑos siendo barbero trabajo 12 horas diarias. >>cuando no llega lo que quiere, no le da tiempo. >>me duele la espalda, los pies. >>bueno, imagines entonces a hacer esto cada dÍa por los Últimos 90 aÑos. le presentamos a don anthony, qquien a sus 107 aÑos de edad continuÓ ejerciendo su profesiÓn de barbero a tiempo completo. >>( habla en inglÉs) >>poco tiempo despuÉs conociÓ a su media naranja. >>( habla en inglÉs) >>nos preguntamos, porque casi a sus 108 aÑos de edad sale a trabaja

day of the mass shooting at marjorie douglas high school in florida. also gun purchased legally but because of the modifications, illegal in california. and wong was able to enter the building through a metal door leading into the basement he propped open the nfore.full rep abc7news.com. back to you. >>> than 2,000 people without power in berkeley right now. outage reported 30 minutes ago. live look from emeryville tower cam. east of highway 80, north of paulo street, heard popping noises before the power went out. updates here and at abc7news.com. >>> "new york times" reports that sheryl sandberg asked facebook staff to dig up dirt on george soros who criticized them in january. sandberg asked staff to figure out if billionaire democratic o flan philanthropist could gain anything from the attacks. >>> chilling new video from inside the camp fire. you'll see dramatic body camera video of rescue in middle of tht firestorm. >>> what is changing for google project. what's a gig of data?ll' a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for

not taken lightly but i believe it means of solution that is firmly in the national interest to marjorie's it may well take her case to the british parliament she will bring you the latest from london also coming up israel's government on shaky ground hardline defense minister lieberman resigns in protest saying the latest truce with hamas is a surrender to the palestinians rejoicing at the news and in california burning disaster firefighters say they contained only thirty five percent of the planes and the death toll now stands at fifty as forensic teams step up the grim search for human remains so. i'm off it's good to have you with us it is a break sit breakthrough at least the first one to resubmit cabinet has backed a draft the deal with the european union. the british prime minister took more than five hours to persuade the cabinet to give her the green light she's now preparing to explain and defend the deal she brought the british parliament tomorrow may's announcement was less than a couple of hours ago let's hear what she had to say the choices before us were difficult particular

i want to thank the billington family, his wife, marjorie, daughters susan and son thomas, i want tothank grace kennan for joining and is want to thank, of course, this distinguished panel which i have the privilege of moderating today. with the panelists permission, i will simply proceed in the order in which i have the bios, offer a brief introduction. i think that these are people whose backgrounds speak for themselves. we'll begin with issmall serageldin. the found of the bibliotheca alexdrina. he chairs the port of direct years in lie brother's afated. >> and advises the eye inschapp prime minister on matters of culture, science and museums and held many important international positions including vice president of the world bank. he is a chair and member of many advisory committees for academic research and scientific international institutions and involved in many important international organizations, has published over 100 books and mon graphs and over 500 papers on a variety of topics. what is not mentioned in at the biois that the library was first established entirely of

they recommended a single point of enry and exit, something that marjorie stoneman douglas high schoolen they started school this august. they wrote about installing fencing around perimeters high enough to prevent climbing, considering metal detection d de-- detectors, and viewing what's happening in realtime. at one point they thought the shooter was on the third floor when he had already left campus. then what takes more money -- electron electronically controlled door systems, putting global positioning system o school buses. they recommended every school have "stop the bleed" kits and training. students are taught to apply tourniquets and pack wounds as a first line of defense before medical professionals get there. other parts of the report say there should be changes to privacy laws so school districts can share more information with law enforcement. this commission will meet again in mid-december. and they were hoping to have testimony from scott peterson, the resource officer who resigned after video showed he did not enter the building where the shooting was happening. his la

>> amar, amar, amar. >> finalmente mientras marjorie huyÓ cuando escucho juliÁn hill, esto respondiÓmÁximo que es hermoso. >> estoy enamorado de mi hijo, ahora empezÓ el colegio y bueno, ya tiene dos aÑos y son momentos maravillosos que uno la verdad que uno se siente pleno, uno se siente lleno, creo que conocÍ el amor verdadero con maximiliano, es el amor mÁs real y puro que existe. >> hablando de tu carrera sabemos que interpretas a chris quintanilla en el secreto de selena ¿cÓmo te sientes?. >> para mÍ fue un gran reto participar en esta serie, el secreto de selena e interpretar a chris pÉrez fue un gran reto, tuve que subir diez kilos de peso, hacer un trabajo corporal, la manera de hablar, fue uno de los retos mÁs grandes que he tenido en mi carrera, pronto saldrÁ por la pantalla de telemundo, el prÓximo aÑo. todos los personajes que me han tocado tiene que ver con la mÚsica, en guerra de Ídolos era un mÚsico regional mexicano, ahora chris pÉrez, de una manera u otra la mÚsica estÁ ligada a mis proyectos, en esta serie se cuenta lo que quÉ pasÓ con la familia quintanilla despuÉs

. >>> yo vengo con mis tres sobrinos, ella es marjor marjorie, el papÁ de ella lo acaban de acribillar pedir renta. >>> serÁ Única que sacaba mis sobrinos adelante. >>> le damos gracias a dios porque nos ha traÍdo hasta aquÍ, a mÉxico, y estoy agradecida con todos los mexicanos que nos han apoyado en la caravana y los que nos van a seguir apoyando. >>> me gustarÍa llegar a estados unidos. donde tengan mis hijos una mejor educaciÓn. donde ellos puedan estudiar y ser alguien de bien,, no alg alguien de mal. yo tengo fe en dios que me va a dar la oportunidad y el seÑor trump que se le ablande el corazÓn porque somos personas, no somos delincuentes, somos personas que necesitamos de una mejor vida. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo este pastor de chicago y su familia tienen una razÓn especial para dar gracias hoy, para legalizar su estados en mÁs de 15 aÑos en este paÍs. en noticias telemundo estamos agradecido con usted por seguirnos cada dÍa. y usted porque queda gracias hoy. > ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> este dÍa de acciÓn de gracias es dÍa muy especial para un pastor evangÉlico en salÍs chchs

. >> un grupo de apoyo para el muchacho de la masacre de la escuela de marjory stoneman douglas-- >>

variations of the ar-15 were used to kill at a texas church, a las vegas concert, marjorie stoneman douglaslorida and sandy hook elementary school. the ar-15 style rifle is the most popular rifle in america. there are well over 11 million, and they are rarely used in crime. handguns kill far more people. but the ar-15 is the choice of our worst mass murderers. ar-15 ammunition travels up to three times the speed of sound. and tonight, we're going to slow that down, so you can see why the ar-15's high-velocity ammo is the fear of every american emergency room. >> hang on, hang on, hang on! ( gunfire ) >> pelley: mass shootings were once so shocking... >> where the ( bleep ) is this coming from? >> pelley: ...they were impossible to forget. >> we have an active shooter inside the fairground! >> pelley: now, they'vso freque. >> get down, get down, get down, let's go, let's go, let's go! >> pelley: ...it's hard to remember them all. ( gunfire ) >> oh my god, we're all going to die! >> pelley: last saturday, in the pittsburgh synagogue, 11 were killed, six wounded. >> agent robert jones: this is

we will speak with fred guttenberg, whose 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed in the marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting earlier this year. then as president trump ratchets up his attack on immigrants and the media ahead of the midterm elections, we speak to longtime journalist allan nairn. >> the midterms are the chance to stop fascism before it starts. there are many good democratic candidates who will represent a breakthrough for social justice, but there are also bad ones who have been complicit in war crimes. but in this emergency, yet to back them anyway. back the warmongers who will preserve democracy to block those who would abolish it. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. funeral services are continuing to be held for the victims of saturday's mass shooting at pittsburgh's tree of life synagogue, where 11 jewish worshipers were shot and killed in what has been desescribed as the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. services were held for joyce fienberg, melvin wax, and ir

representative marjorie margolis of pennsylvania take part in a roundtable discussion on the politicalmate following the midterm elections and what it means for the

. >> reporter: accused marjory stoneman douglas high school shooter nikolas cruz back in court after a stunning turn of ents, allegedly attacking a guard in jail. according to an affidavit, wednesday afternoon a dep y guarding cruz told him not to drag his sandals on the ground while walking. instead cruz responded byis displayingiddle finger, rushed the deputy and struck him in the face and hit him repeatedly. investigators say it was all recorded on a closed circuit camera at the broward county jail, inclu gng cruzrabbing the deputy's taser-like device like this one beforep the duty got it back. andrew poack's daughter, meadow, was among the 17 killed in the shooting. reacting to word deputies eventually got the upper hand on cruz. >> thed officers shoave finished what he started. that's what they should have done. and they had their opportunity last night. >> reporter: nikolas cruz still in jail in solitary confinement. kerry sanders, nbc news, ft. lauderdale. >>> across california, the wildfires still burning strong with search teams continuing their grim search for victims. the

lourdes: asegura que el dolor que ha impulsado a su hija y a sus compaÑeros de marjory stoneman douglaslas llamas avanzan. patricia: y otro incendio estallÓ en el sur de california y ha quemado varias estructuras en el condado de ventura. las autoridades han enviado mÁs de 160 bomberos y han pedido la participaciÓn de ocho aviones cisterna. ♪ enrique: al rezar, una corte de apelaciones respalda la decisiÓn de un tribunal. patricia: pero el presidente no baja la guardia frente a la inmigraciÓn ilegal y maÑana firmarÁ una orden ejecutiva para restringir ♪encima de la ley. piden que e actual fiscal general interino se recurre a sÍ mismo de supervisar la investigaciÓn sobre la posible injerencia rusa en la elecciÓn presidencial de 2016. tambiÉn pidieron que permita que el vicefiscal rod rosenstein lleve las riendas de esa pesquisa. enrique: la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito con sede en san francisco propinÓ un revÉs al presidente trump a mantener en vigor el programa daca. un tribunal federal habÍa suspendido la cancelaciÓn del programa. el gobierno hizo una apelaciÓn. la respuest

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marjorie douglas high school in parkland. you are on record that you would have the code that bill.hy reject raising the age to 21 to buy a firearm in florida? why refuse to require the three-day waiting period? why not ban the sale of bump stocks which allow a rifle to mimic a machine gun? desantis: my wife and i have two young kids. safety, particularly in schools, is a top priority. i want kids to be safe so i will work with people like andy pollack who lost his daughter, and we are going to fix the problem of school security, and you can take that to the bank. i think the way to keep our communities safe is to work with law enforcement, not against law enforcement. you need to identify individuals who should not have access. the blanket ban is going to get struck down in the courts. it is constitutionally enumerated. you always have to do it in a precise way. that is what i would do. focus on these people, make sure they are off the street. the problem i saw with parkland was a failure at multiple levels of government, the local level, the federal level and with the fbi. here we

it involved some hefty arm twisting that's according to sources close to the government went to marjory's m a goes to parliament hoping to get approval there as well of that's what she wants what she needs is solid government support and then it may take more than just some arm twisting well talk about that in a moment here's what the prime minister said earlier tonight just after her cabinet and given her the green lights on bricks. the cabinet has just had a long detailed and impassioned debate on the draft withdrawal agreement and the outline political declaration on our future relationship with the european union these documents were the result of thousands of hours of hard negotiation by u.k. officials a many many meetings which i and other ministers held with our e.u. counterparts i firmly believe that the draft withdrawal agreement was the best that could be negotiated and it was for the cabinet to decide whether to move on in the talks the choices before us were difficult particularly in relation to the northern ireland back story but the collective decision of cabinet was that th

coming up sunday morning, tom davis and marjorie margolis discussed the political climate after the election and what that means for the new congress. and john talks about recent reports north korea is continuing its ballistic missile program. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on sunday morning. join the discussion. newsmakers,end on democratic congressman peter of oregon, the top democrat on transportation and infrastructure committee. he talks about the possibility of a bipartisan infrastructure bill in congress and his hopes for democrats as they prepared to take majority in the house. newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> and this morning, president trump left washington for california to survey the damage for wildfires. he spoke to reporters outside the white house. everybody.rump: hey, so, we're going to california. we're making two stops. we're going to the two areas you know very well. many more people are missing than people thought were possible. i want to meet with firefighters and fema and first responders. we'll be coming back

many of them survivors from the marjorie thurman douglas high school massacre earlier this year. they became student activists and captured public attention with their summer long campaign calling for gun reform. genie: also this week the jury selection is getting under way for the trial of joaquin "el chapo" guzman considered one of the most dangerous criminals in modern history. >> we've looked at the mexican papers for this. his trial will take place in the u.s., extradited to the u.s. from mexico after his capture. the alleged narco trafficer faces federal court. his lawyer's strategy according to the mexican daily is to present a man whose danger has been exaggerated by the press using testimony from witnesses they say are more interested in pleasing the pros cukes. they say he was not the leader of the cartel in response to the most serious charge he is facing running a criminal enterprise and, basically, the paper says he defense tried to divide the jury enough not to get a unanimous verdict. genie: to wrap up the striker for liverpool has been honored in his home country

to marjorie's i'm able to go to parliament to see if she can win approval for her plan as well we'll go live to london for the latest also coming up israel's government takes a hit after a hardline defense minister lieberman resigns in protest saying the latest truce with hamas is a surrender to terror since palestinians have rejoiced at the news and in california's burning disaster firefighters say they contained only thirty percent of the blazes the death toll now stands at fifty as forensic teams step up the grim search for human remains. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with what is without doubt. breakthrough theresa may the prime minister her cabinet has back to a draft divorce deal with the european union the british foreign minister took more than five hours to persuade the cabinet to agree she's now preparing to explain and defend the deal to parliament tomorrow. may's announcement was less than an hour ago here's what she said the competition is just how long the child and impassioned debate was of negotiation by u.k. officials a many many meetings which i and

. >> reporter: accused marjory stoneman douglas high school shooter nikolas cruz back in court today after a stunning turn of events, allegedly attacking a guard in jail. according to an affidavit, wednesday afternoon a deputy guarding cruz told him not to drag his sandals on the ground while walking. instead, cruz responded by displaying his middle finger, rushed the deputy, and struck him in the face and hit him repeatedly. investigators say it was all recorded on a closed-circuit camera at the broward county jail, including cruz grabbing the deputy's taserlike device, like this one, before the deputy got it back. andrew pollack's daughter, meadow, was among the 17 killed in the high school shooting. today reacting to word deputies eventually got the upper hand on cruz. >> the officers should have finished what he started. that's what they should have done, and they had their opportunity last night. >> reporter: tonight, nikolas cruz still in jail in solitary confinement. kerry sanders, nbc news, ft. lauderdale. >>> prosecutors in texas say a man they have in custody convicted of m

retires into its place in history you know it also works too if you if you blow on the cartridge marjorie's eyes are back and they're low but that's when you go by your knife and away i was on a track so i was very sure i could fly and boy are you going to work at nasa all right everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told or loved about so i tell you all i love you i am tired robot and i'm top of the wall if watching those hawks never great day and night everybody. that's looked beautiful as well as a. lot of. the small english town gets a shock as its run down streets appear and a republican attack out of the u.s. . space agency says a faulty sensor caused a field.

[risas] raÚl: tenemos todo lo que paso --pasÓ cuando el hijo de juliÁn gil y marjorie de sousa llegÓre los ahorros para los cuales podrías calificar. inscríbete antes del 15 de diciembre. porque nunca sabes cuando la vida... te puede cambiar. covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. raÚl: familia, yo no soy padre, pero soy tÍo y padrino. todo el mundo quiere saber lo que estÁn haciendo nuestra familia en todo momento. gracias a la enologÍa se puede lograr. para eso nos acompaÑa el hombre que no canta sÓlo canta en coro, ariel coro cÓmo estÁ tu hija, por cierto. ariel: estÁ con una energÍa increÍble. raÚl: quÉ se puede hacer para controlar la energÍa de los niÑos en la internet. ariel: los niÑos ya son nativos digitales, ellos ya saben usar las aplicaciones. por eso los padres tiene que organizar aplicaciones que los ayuden a monitorear todo porque hablÓ celosamente de todo. hay una aplicaciÓn que se llama " custodio" que te dice los sitios que estÁn visitando si son apropiados o no. los textos que estÁn enviando, las fotos que estÁn tomando. raÚl: esas

saturday the spurs beating the new orleans pelicans one hundred ninety ninety five new recruit to marjorie's and top school for them with twenty six points. there's no stopping moto g.p. world champion mark not even with the grid penalty the spaniard was given a sixth place punishment for impeding another rider in qualifying for the malaysian grand prix but by the end of the fifth lap marquez had stationed himself behind leader valentino rossi with four laps to go ross rossi did slide down climbed into the lead to clinch his ninth victory of the season now some of the world's best cyclists are in japan for a race that pits riders from the tour de france against japan cycling and leads the slight tama criterium is a fifty eight kilometers or ride one hundred valverde one this year's edition thomas who finished second for the whole trip to japan didn't start well for thomas at a promotional event for the race he was dressed up as a baseball player an accident he hits a fund in the face with the ball all is forgiven mary when he invited the fan up to the states to apologize and post a photo. di

will we hear from the president very likely we will and as we did after the parklane shooting at the marjory stoneman douglas high school there were a number of students were killed we saw the president sitting down and meeting with gun control advocates with those that were advocating to make sure that there is still the right to bear arms in the united states and he walked a fine line many people say he caved to the national rifle association lobby effort others say you know he started to make some headway by asking the justice department to ban bump stocks which is something that decreases the accuracy of a weapon but at the same time increases its firepower so this is something that was used in the las vegas mass shooting that you recall from a couple of years ago and this seemed to be for many people an incremental first step but again it comes back to the very divided america americans very divided over this issue and again the only change that many people think will really make a difference in terms of stricter gun control room efforts will be at the local level as we saw on tuesday i

we follow the latest developments in thousand oak, we talk live with two teachers from florida's marjorygh school and their aftermath at their school earlier this year. guilt. >>> time now is 8:58. union city police arrested a man who tried to kill a woman before first trying to rob her. chad parker went up to a woman on partridge way near sky lark park. police say that parker lived by the woman and said he believed his mail was mixed in with hers. >>> police in campbell says they believe a new program will help cut down on a number of stolen bikes in the city. authorities revealed this video. in the video we see a man taking a bike from a home near the los gatos creek trail on tuesday. what this thief doesn't know is police have planted a gps device on the bike. officers say they were able to quickly track down both the stolen bike and the man two took it. >>> animals at the oakland zoo are getting a special treat thanks to pumpkin patches throughout the area. zoo keepers say they will create pumpkin treats for the animals over the next few days. elephants seem to like the pumpkins best

she allegedly told first responders outside marjorie stoneman douglas high school instead of rushing save lives. 7 people were killed in the february massacre. donald trump might attend next year's white house correspondents dinner for the first time, tweet messaging overnight, quote, so-called comedian michelle wolf bombed so badly last year at the white house correspondents dinner, this year for the first time in decades they will have an author instead of a comedian. good first step income back of a dying evening and tradition. and ron chernow taking care of that. >> that is a no-brainer. democrats will control the house with several agenda items on the line. our next guest says this could be a good thing for the president's agenda. joining us to explain how is the author of the republican workers party, how the trump victory drove everyone crazy and was just what we needed. mister buckley, thanks for coming on this morning. explain how, it is counterintuitive to think democrats control the house would be a good thing. >> people say we have divided government, we had divided gover

the deadliest mass shooting in the united states since 17 students and teachers were killed that marjorieneman high school in parkland, florida nine months ago. google is, saying to be more open about its handling of sexual misconduct cases. it comes after week -- it comes a week after workers walked off the job. madef the protesters demands by dropping mandatory arbitration of sexual misconduct cases which prevented victims from taking their cases to court. justice ruthcourt bader ginsburg is in the hospital in washington. she fell in her office last night and fractured three ribs on her left side. the 85-year-old missed a formal ceremony this morning from brett kavanaugh. she has never skipped a supreme court argument, even while undergoing cancer treatment. italy is pushing back against european union criticism of its budget. rom accuses the eu of sloppy and out dated analysts. the government says it won't changes targets. the eu is worried about the book budget deficit -- about italy's budget deficit. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 27

incidents in florida, the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando a few years ago and the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, as reasons that congress should pass reasonable gun control legislation. in the next breath, gillum went after ron desantis and donald trump for rhetoric that he says has led to violence. listen to this. >> i also have to tell you i think we've got to be real careful about the political rhetoric that we've seen. the president, mr. desantis, others around the country, we used to be able to disagree principally on the issues. quite frankly, in this race there are enough issues on which we can disagree. but the fact that that kind of rhetoric and disagreement is leading to political violence in my opinion is unacceptable. >> reporter: ana, this race is in a dead heat with essentially a 1% difference between andrew gillum and ron desantis. we've seen desantis pick up momentum late in the game from independents and republicans, as the president has been bashing andrew gillum, linking him to a fbi investigation, the president calling the ma

you mentioned here when you were talking about this, this is where the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school happened in february, killing 17 people. there was there was a shooting at a videogame tournament in jacksonville. florida is no stranger to mass shootings this year, and there was a political movement after what happened in park land led by students and people in the community that has continued on. it developed a lot of attention. people rallied around them through the country, and that seems to have faded when it comes to attention, both in the media and of course on the trail. nothing from the president so far on the shooting at the yoga studio. >> diane, thank you so much for that update. >>> right now private shabbat services are under way in pittsburgh for the three congregations targeted in last week's attack on the tree of life synagogue. all week long there has been a global outpouring of support for jewish communities as families buried their loved ones. >> a new campaign, show up for shabbat is asking all americans to show up to synagogues this weekend, fight a

he was being taken to trial after having confessed killing 17 student and teachers at marjory stonemanhool. >>> you're watching cnn. we start with this postelection cliff hanger consuming the white house. who will president trump fire next? he's weighing several shake-ups in his ranks. the latest involves deputy national security adviser mira ricardel. wait for it -- she did show up to work today. the normally mundane move is raising some eyebrows after melania trump called for mira ricardel's dismissal 24 hours ago and melania trump made her comments minutes after president trump made an appearance with ricardel. so let's go to our senior white house correspondent kaitlan collins and gloria borger. ladies, good to you have both on. gloria, starting with you and your new reporting on the president's mood. do tell. >> reporter: well, brooke, there's a ton of us who have done a lot of reporting today about the president's mood and i think we can all agree that it's foul. he spent a month receiving nothing but adulation out on the campaign trail. came election night he thought he was goin

the sheriff, chairman of the marjorie stoneman douglas high school public safety commission plans to undergo background checks and training can bring guns on campus. the teachers union and pta oppose the proposal. rob: you could be forced to hand over your social media password if you want to buy a gun under democrat sponsored bill in new york, 3 years of online history could be reviewed before granting firearm licenses. supporters say it is a good idea since some math shooters show warning signs on social media. critics say it violates the constitution. jillian: it is here, the biggest shopping day of the year. people across the country hitting the malls to score the best deals. rob: hillary von is live it is a busy mall in new york city and it is relatively calm at this early hour. >> reporter: here is the deal. this mall is open on thanksgiving until 2:00 am and close for a few hours and now they are opening their doors again for the daytime shoppers on black friday. we are seeing a trend. more retailers are opening their stores earlier and earlier which means people are spending

student activist from marjory stoneman douglas high school urging people to vote. they were at uc irvine sharing their stories at a rally, similar to those held across the country over the weekend. >>> a member to stay up to date on all races head to our website at kpix.com . will have you covered from all angles on election night tomorrow. we will be bringing you live results starting tomorrow at 8:00 starting with our special live stream on kpix.com. >>> happening today, the trial of the notorious mexican crime boss l chappell -- l chabot -- el chapo continues today. he allegedly led the largest drug traffic organization the world. the judge has already said the jurors will remain anonymous. >>> a teacher in los angeles county free on bail after being caught on camera punching a student in the face, we heard it's not his first time getting physical with students. other students in the class shot video of the incident on friday in the small city of maywood, witnesses say it began when the music teacher, a 64-year-old, told the 14 year old student he was violating

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security specialist were reassigned. 17 people were killed in february when a gunman opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. protestors say the people reassigned were unfairly singled out and blamed for security failures that day. >> we have worked for almost a year to try and heal. and it's our family. >> a school district safety commission recently concluded some staff members may have missed warning signs that led to the shooting. >>> still ahead, a stretch of highway with washout potential is shut down ahead of the rain coming. this morning, the closures you need to know about. >> we are tracking a second stronger more powerful storm system. we'll time it out for you on futurecast. coming up. >> and taking a look at the south bay in san jose, this is northbound 280 at highway 87. we'll have an update on the rollover crash near 7th street when we come back. you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download fi