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last year's shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida set off a wave of protest against decades of political inaction over gun violence. students organized nationwide marches since then some states have haas tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president donald trump has banned so-called bumps talks that make semi automatic weapons fire foster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun buyers. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in afghanistan a gun battle is underway between security forces and gunmen who attacked the communications ministry in kabul this morning the attackers trying to enter the building after setting off explosives officials say at least two of the gunmen were shot dead the ministry is close to a hotel popular among foreign visitors. police have arrested hundreds of migrants traveling in a caravan in southern mexico a surge in migration from central america and

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lower book says it's a tough decision because she knows that if marjory stoneman douglas high school chris hixson had a gun, he would've stopped nikolas cruz from killing 17 people. supporters of the bill point out that parkland shooting, it lasted for focal units and in that time they believe in armed teacher would've saved lives. g.o.p. state senator said quoting, i must err on the side of saving a kid. president trump weighed in. watch. >> gun free zone to a maniac because they are all cowards, a gun free zone is, let's go in and let's attack. because bullets aren't coming back at us. >> the bill also includes greater reporting of school safety incidents, a risk assessment process for danger students, and some school new guidelines dealing with mental health issues. teachers who choose to carry a gun would have to pass a psychological evaluation and complete at least 144 hours of training. martha? >> trace, thank you very much. my next guest you know here has been with us many times. andrew pollack joins me. andrew, thank you so much for being here tonight. you are, i should menti

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two of the people survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. >> i think the biggest step we need to take is policy and action, especially within u.s. government, but also locally. >> congress has paralysis because the nra still has too much power. so i'm shifting all of my attention locally. >> congresswoman spear is a survivor of gun vines herself. she was shot five times during a congressional visit to the people's temple. >>> people in the east bay felt a rumble during a pair of small eartuas, the nebout2: ts de qua a 2.9 quake was reported near berkeley. the geological map shows the location, 7 miles deep, centered in the berkeley hills. no injuries or damage reported. >>> tap water is running again on treasure island after service was shut off overnight. the san francisco public utilities commission says it shut off service at 10:00 p.m. and it was restored at 2:15 this morning. during the time crews worked on building new storage tanks and new pipelines. additional service will be conducted. >>> protested before today's giants game calling attention

six or eight girls came up from marjorie stoneman's douglas high school -- marjory stoneman douglas high school from parkland, florida. i got a chance to meet them. how do we pull the teeth of the do we teach these bustards that the second amendment has two clauses they never talk about, a well-regulated militia. senator booker: i want to be direct with this question, because it's important we fight this battle the right way and w in it. i want to separate the nra, funded by the gun lobby, from the majority of their membership. they are not bad people. in fact, when they pull gun owners and an ra members -- poll gun owners and nra members, the majority of them say they support universal background checks. 84% of them believe we should close the terrorist people -- loophole. 80 4% say they support a nation where if you have a criminal % say they -- 84 support a nation where if you have a criminal conviction like spousal abuse or using violence, you should not able to use a gun. the nra is not doing what the majority of its membership wants. i don't want to let them see what's coming compl

the same stuff today was last used shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parklane florida set off a wave of protest against decades of political inaction over gun violence. students organized nationwide marches since then some states have haas tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president john will trump has banned so-called bumps talks that make semi automatic weapons fire foster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun buyers. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy joining me now from san diego california is dr lloyd he's a forensic psychologist specializing in psychopath the mental disorders and targeted violence and he's worked as a consultant for the f.b.i. for the past eighteen years as well dr miller think you very much for joining us the columbine school shooting this was two decades ago and yet its influence has lasted all the way until today why is that. i think the columbine event the mass murder that occurred in colorado now twenty years ag

to say stop it stop it it was last year's shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida set off a wave of protest against decades of political inaction over gun violence. students organized nationwide marches since then some states have passed tougher gun access laws in response but little has changed in washington president onil trump has banned so-called bomb stalks that make semi automatic weapons fire foster but he has promised to veto a bill that would tighten background checks on gun buyers. two decades on the name calling by and still represents an unresolved american tragedy joining me now from the san diego california is dr malloy he's a forensic psychologist specializing in psychopath the mental disorders and targeted violence and he's worked as a consultant for the f.b.i. for the past eighteen years as well and dr milloy thank you very much for joining us the columbine school shooting this was two decades ago and yet its influence has lasted all the way until today why is that. i think the columbine event the mass murder that occurred in colorado now t

on valentine's day 2018, 20-year-old, massacred 17 students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. law enforcement and members of the public are left with two few options to stop these tragedies. the intersection between gun safety and behavioral health is legally challenging. law enforcement cannot always use a 51-50 holdly to weapons away. the gun vince restraining is another tool, a civil, not criminal onely to prevent tragedy before it occurs. to date san francisco has not yet implemented a robust gun violence restraining orders program. there's no single way to win the fight against gun violence. we will not win unless we pass legislation needed to prevent it and swiftly implement the policies that we have on the books. in addition to asking the city attorney to draft legislation, i'm also working to determine if additional resources are needed to properly carry out and enforce gun violence restraining order and push for this funding in the budget if necessary. finally, i have asked the city attorney to determine what protocols should be in place when inform

high school for a town hall for a conversation about america, stop the killing. two of the speakers survived last year's shooting massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >iggest step we need to take is policy inaction within the government and locally. >> congress is in paralysis because the nra still has too much power. i'm shifting all of my attention locally. >> congresswoman speir is a survivor of gun violence gun v herself. mpl . >>> commuters begin dealing with major changes along a light rail line. crews were repaving streets. they hope to have full light rail service running again in two weeks. a mountain view attorney who says he's reinvented soda will try to sell his ideas to the sharks. it's now sold out online. see if the sharks buy it tonight at 10:00 p.m. on shark tank right here on abc 7. >>> still ahead, saving the world's most elusive stone fruit. we'll take you where one man is trying to preserve the bay area's agriculture legacy. >>> a live look outside from a partly cloudy golden gate camera. we'll have your accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried s

it's been more than a year since the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 died and another 17 hurt. attorneys will release more information about the lawsuit in a news conference this morning in ft. lauderdale. we must stop gun violence. >> a meeting was held just ten miles away. >> keep your pistols, keep your rifles, keep your shotguns but we're able to unite and take the most dangerous out of the hands of the most dangerous people. i think we can do that. >> and this was swalwell's first big event since announcing his presidential run on monday. >>> walk to work for a chance for tickets to see "hamilton" or giants or a warriors game. they are trying to make the city more pedestrian friendly. setting up five walk to work day hubs. specific locations you can find on your screen there. a free goody bag and coffee. they could enter a raffle for free tickets or a giants and warriors game. >>> an east bay company with a medical breakthrough. a birth control pill that works for both women and men. >>> plus, the growing call to boycott hotels, joining hollywood celebriti

but if you want to bring up marjory stoneman douglas high school, they failed the students. you can have laws and safeguards, but if they're not followed, if the checks don't catch people because of inept government people, you can't say let's much a bunch more laws on the books that also aren't going to be used. i agree. kids should not fear being shot at school. their teacher should be there to be able to protect them. >> i want you to respond quickly. >> the local officials failed should also not be the reason that we don't have reasonable laws that guarantee that somebody who is mentally ill who has been flagged as a threat can't access a gun, especially an assault weapon like this at a gun show. >> i want both of you to react to this. i'll start with you, laura. very briefly. why do you think democrats are staking out this position of gun confiscation limiting -- it seems that they want to limit or put guardrails up around the second amendment. why politically is that a good idea? >> laura, quickly. >> i think it's a terrible idea. we're a center right country. people w

spear hosted the event and two of the speakers that survived last year's massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school the biggest step that we take is policy and action, especially with the u.s. government but also locally. >> congress is in paralysis because the n.r.a. still has too much power. so i'm shifting all of my attention locally. >> the congresswoman spear is a survivor of gun violence herself. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, fire at a popular music festival. where the flames came from overnight at coachella and the quick response from firefighters. >> how about this. a world series champ turned deputy sheriff. former giant justin christians return to the baseball diamond in the south bay. >> all right. and temperatures are on a roller coaster this week. we're changing the trend. we'll be cooling into monday and really warming up. i'll show you with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or when you find those name-brand shoes that everyone notices? oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's

town hall on ending gun violence was held in sunrise, florida, only 13 miles from marjory stoneman douglas high schoolwhere 17 people were shot to death last year. congressman swalwell says he is the only candidate calling for a mandatory national ban and buyback of military style semiautomatics assault while since. the congressman has joined 17 others in the run for democratic nomination. among his rivals, california center, camilla harris, warren, booker and sanders. on big-name still on the sidelines's former vice president, joe biden who has led in the early polls. >>> a man accused of slashing another man's hand with a sword pleaded not guilty to attempted murder, mayhem and assault. the march 29 attack happened in san francisco's fillmore district. witnesses say 30-year-old leor bergland had me worn a make america great hat and made anti- semitic remarks. that is when the hit the the man hit the cap off his head. that is when he pulled out his sword and slashed the man's hand. the man said he was minding his own business before the incident took place. >>> activists are trying to keep chick-fil-

. >>> he will meet with students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida tomorrow a town hall meeting curb up >>> a long time border official is taking over his homeland security secretary. gjersten nielsen delivered her resignation to the white house yesterday curb up president trump confirm the shovel on twitter announcing kevin macolino and as her temporary replacement. it is unclear whether nielsen quitter was forced to leave her but she enforced the separation of t border curb up california senator kamala harris tweeted this reaction, gjersten nielsen misled the people and defended trump's inhumane policy of separating children from their parents. it was long past time for her to go curb up oakland congresswoman barbara lee released the statement and part reading the american people deserve the department of homeland security secretary that respects the dignity of families and will restore decency and humanity to our nations immigration laws. >> governor lee newsom as were spending spending his day in el salvador. doug sovereign is there covering the governor

it's been more than a year since the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 students and staff members died. another 17 were hurt. attorneys will release more information about that lawsuit at a news conference this morning at ft. lauderdale. >>> east bay congressman and presidential candidate eric swalwell says we must stop gun violence. >> i think we can have a country where you keep your pistols, keep your rifles, keep up shotguns, but we're able to unite and take the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. i think we can do that. >> and this was swalwell's first big event since announcing his presidential run on monday. >>> l.a. is renaming an intersection in honor of rapper nipsey hussle. crenshaw boulevard at west slauson avenue will be renamed. the grammy nominated actor was shot and killed near the intersection. a public memorial for him will be held at the staples center tomorrow. >>> next, the 7 things you need to know as you get your day started. also -- >> my braids maids have open-toed shoes and cute pink dresses. now it's go

service went to the south florida sun sentinel for its coverage of the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolitzer for breaking news went to the pittsburgh post gazette for the massacre at the tree of life synagogue. "the new york times" won for explanatory journalism on donald trump's finances, while the staff of "the wall street journal" won for national reporting, their reporting on the president and the hush money payments. a stunning play called "fairview" won best drama. david blight's biography of frederick doubtless won for nonfiction. must be why we've been hearing such good things about frederick douglas lately. for fiction, the prize went to "the overstory." congratulations to those writing good words and taking good photos everywhere. with that, that is our broadcast on a monday evening as we start a new week. thank you so much for being here with us and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. ♪ >>> the paris skyline forever altered. new updates this morning on the devastating fire at the historic notre dame cathedral. >>> plus awaiting the mueller report. the reda

two of the speakers survived last year's shooting massacre at marjorie stoneman douglas high school inhink that the biggest step we need to take is policy in action, especially within the u.s. government but also locally. >> congress is in paralysis because the nra still has too much power. i'm shifting all of my attention locally. >> congressman speer is a survivor of gun violence herself. >> reporter: commuters began dealing with major changes along one of san francisco's busiest light rail lines. abc7 news was near ucsf medical center where crews are repaving streets along muni and metro and juneau line. starting yesterday, trains are ru running to cal and must take buses from carl and hillway to ocean beach. muni hopes to have full and juneau service running in two weeks. >>> ahead, saving the american workers elusive stone crew. the secret south bay orchard where a man is trying to preserve the agricultural legacy. >>> as we head to break, 7:36. a live look outside from our walnut creek camera showing a beautiful sunrise on this sunday. li li your but as you get older,hing. it nat

the townhall on ending gun violence was held in sunrise, florida, just 13 miles from marjory stoneman douglas high school. that is where 17 people were shot and killed last year. congressman swallow said douglas congressman swallow said he is the only candidate calling for a buyback of military assault weapons. he joined 17 other democratic candidates in the run for the democratic nomination, among his rivals, congress and kamala harris and elizabeth warren, cory booker and bernie sanders. one big-name on the sidelines's former vice president, joe biden who has led many of the early polls. >>> we really love being able to take our kids places but some kids never get to go to. >> that is tough news tonight for one east bay day care center whose man was stolen over the weekend. the surveillance video that shows people driving away in the stolen van. >> >>> also a proposal to shut down san francisco's juvenile hall by 2021. the new momentum inside city government to make the idea a reliable reality . >> lots of sunshine, wind gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour. look at the visibility. we will talk about wh

broward county school district, sheriff's office and other agencies accusing them of negligence which they say led to the 2018 message douglas mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high>> the massacre that happened at parkland is not something that simply happened. it is the result of rampant failures on the part of the people that have a duty on response ability to keep our children safe. >> reporter: more than two dozen family members and survivors filing 22 separate lawsuits. the group was not originally planning to sue but they changed their minds. when they say, they discover the agencies who promised the victims and their families financial settlements, were secretly trying to prevent those funds from being paid. >> local governmental agencies and the legislature had every opportunity to step in and say, you know what, we made a mistake, we want to do right. we want to take care of you all but what we are now learning is they are hiring lobbyists behind the scenes to actually defeat this proposal. >> reporter: the heartbroken families saying they just want accountability. >> this is not normal. this is not right. there were failures. i want to be in court. i wa

the "south florida sun sentinel" for its coverage of last year's deadly rampage at marjory stoneman douglas high schoolrkland, florida. in the arts, richard powers' novel, "the overstory," was honored with the prize for fiction. and, singer aretha franklin was posthumously awarded a special citation for her impact on american music and culture. on wall street today, stocks struggled to make any headway.th dow jones industrial average lost 27 points to close at 26,384. the nasdaq fell eight points, and the s&p 500 slipped one. and, they ran the boston marathon today, for the 123rd time-- and the results could not have been more different. for the men, it was a sprint to the finish, as kenya's lawrence cherono won by just a few steps. among the of ethiopia broke away early, and she ran alonfor the last 20 miles of the race. still to come on tde newshour: thcratic response to president trump's attacks on congsswoman ilhan omar. we speak with democratic presidenti candidate andrew yang. amy walter and lislerer join us to discuss the race for 2020. and, much more. >> woodruff: president trump ramped up his

florida sun sentinel" winning an award for its coverage of last year's massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, and "the pittsburgh post-gazette" for its breaking news cocoverage of the mass shooting at the tree of life synagogue. reporters from "the new york times" and "the wall street journal" were recognized for their reporting on president trump. to see our interview with david barstow of "the new york times" on how trump built his fortune through tax dodging and fraud, go to democracynow.org. jailed reuters reporters wa lone and kyaw soe oo were also honored for "expertly exposing the military units and buddhist villagers responsible for the systematic expulsion and murder of rohingya muslims from myanmar." reporters aaron glantz and emmanuel martinez were finalists for their expose of racial discrimination in mortgage lending. you can see our interview with aaron glantz at democracynow.org. we will also link to all of the winners there. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and

. >> it was something we heard about, columbine high school, but it is not something we thought would happen to us at marjorie stoneman douglasl. >> how many people have gotten professional help? >> i think there needs to be a clarification between mental health and mental illness. that goes through a trauma does not make you mentally ill, it makes you mentally injured. >> is it the kind of thing at douglas because of what happened at your school that you can talk about it out loud. if you are having a breakdown or you feel like you have some anxiety, you physically have to raise your hand and say, can i go to the center. it is a confidence thing or to say i'm going to let my whole class know and my teacher know that i need to go down there. >> at school we have vision tests and why don't we have a mental health test and it is hard for us to come to someone to say we need help. >> i don't know about you guys, but part of the -- there is stigma about getting help and also the stigma of what we went through. we've all grieved in a fish bowl. where everyone has been able to look in at us and why even emphasize that more. >> i ha

two were teenagers, who lived through the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida last year. the third was the father of a six-year-old girl, murdered at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut in 2012. sandy and lonnie phillips know first-hand that kind of grief. their daughter was killed nearly seven years ago in a mass shooting. since then, they've made it their mission to help others navigate the public, and sometimes political, aftermath of these tragedies. they travel the country, hoping to build a network of survivors, and offer victims and families a kind of survival guide to grief, preparing them for a future few can imagine. >> sandy phillips: your identity has been stripped from you. you know, whether it's mother or daddy or father or sister or brother. i no longer have that title. i no longer have that relationship. and when it's violence like ours was, that takes a long time to recover from. >> cooper: i think some people think that there's a time table for grief. >> sandy phillips: oh, yeah. ( laughs ) >> cooper: do you get that? >> sandy phillips

the activity at marjory stoneman douglas high school and others. we have an ongoing responsibility to protect our children while they are attending school. in may 2018, law enforcement in king county received a report about a university student who was making threats to kill other students. he stated, "i could just kill you all. it would be easy to kill everybody." and then he went on to describe what firearms he would use to kill them. law-enforcement intervene, produce an extreme risk protection order, and then procure the firearm and made sure he did not have access. although all these cases described above are different, there is a common thread, all are about somebody exhibiting a crisis or exhibiting violent behavior and having access to firearms. we have learned over the past year is that the time to act to prevent future tragedies is upon us. what we see in washington state is that this law is working to save lives. every state in thid nation deserves to have this tool, the ability to react quickly to threats of suicide or homicide and preve

at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the national reporting medal went to the staff of "the wall street journal" for uncovering president trump's secret hush money payments during his campaign to two women who claimed to have had affairs with him. that reporting ultimately led to a federal prison sentence for the president's longtime lawyer michael cohen and it led to the president himself being named by federal prosecutors as individual one, responsible for the commission of those two felonies for which cohen is being jailed. of course, michael cohen's plea deal and cooperation in that case ultimately led to him testifying before congress and the many alleged financial improprieties by trump and his company that cohen laid out in that testimony have become fodder for multiple aggressive congressional investigations. today being tax day though, perhaps the most fitting pulitzer prize went to david barstow and russ butener for an exhaustive 18 month investigation of president trump's finances which debunked his claims of

it started with the killing of marjorythat marjorie -- stoneman douglas high school in florida. week, i managed kentucky murdered to black people and another was arrested -- pipeing pipe bonds bomb's to present trump. there is a self-described white guard.lists in the coast we also know that white nationalism is a global problem and that is something made clear by muslim worshipers in new zealand last month. we have learned that the killer made a donation to white nationalists in austria and warns of an impending replacement of whites with nonwhites and that is a title that the killer used in his manifesto and a phrase we see used repeatedly by white nationalists indiana safe. it is clearly a threat to democracy around the world and should be viewed as a global threat. , but we don't know how much the government is addressing it. this hampers our ability to do anything about it. they have not served under domestic extremism in a decade. how many at the iag and extremism. -- at the eye agents -- fbi focus on the extremism -- focus on extremism. [no audio] violence from a nonexist

year after marjory stoneman douglas high school, the urgency for new gun restrictions has declined. roughly half the country is concerned a mass shooting could happen at a school in their community. in the immediate aftermath of the mass shooting that killed 17 on valentine's day, 71% of americans says laws covering firearms should be stricter. now it is 51%. when it comes to stricter gun says it should% be. 59% says theiry, first reaction when hearing about mass shootings is that the country needs stricter gun laws. a quarter say their first thought is more people need to carry a gun. 53% of americans are concerned a mass shooting could happen at a school in their community. women are far more concerned than men. 63% versus 43%, about that possibility." york, ridgewood, new democratic line. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i am good. caller: i would like to say, there is a difference between legal gun ownership and illegal gun ownership. killings listed on this cdc, you know, these are murders committed by people who do not own legal guns. there has to be a separation of leg

it started with nicholas cruz killing 17 students at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, and injured with robert ballard killing worshipers at the tree of life in pittsburgh, in the same week, he carried out his attack, a man in kentucky murder two black people in a grocery store and another was arrested for allegedly sending 15 pipe bombs to critics of donald trump. some attacks were luckily foiled including one plotted by a self-described white nationalist, a member of the us coast guard, federal prosecutors said planned to murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country. white nationalism is a global problem and that is something made disturbingly clear by the murder of 15 muslim more shippers in christchurch new zealand last month. we've since late the killer previously made a donation to an organization in austria and it was lawrence of an impending replacement of white to nonwhites in europe and that is the title used as the title of his manifesto and phrase that you see used repeatedly by white nationalists in the united states was white nationalism is clearly

it started with nikolas cruz killing 17 students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida. ,and it ended with robert bowers killing people at the tree of life synagogue. in the same week bowers carried out his attack, a man in kentucky murdered black two people and another was arrested for sending pipe bombs to people against president trump. there is a self-described white nationalists in the coast guard. on a scaleto murder rarely seen in this country. organization in australia and it is one that warns of an impending replacement of whites with nonwhites, and that is a title that the killer used in his manifesto and it is also a phrase we see used repeatedly by white nationalists in the united states. white nationalism is clearly a threat around the world and we should be viewing it as a global terrorism threat. but we don't know much about how government is addressing it. we face a dearth of information related to how the government allocates resources toward addressing white nationalism and this hampers our ability to do anything about it. they have released --

happy to note the school board has largely forgiven them, but 6-8 girls came up from marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. to celebrate the decision. i had a chance to meet them. hope -- pul the teeth in the nra? >> sir, i want to be very direct about this question, because it is really important that we fight this battle the right way. we fight it and when it. the first thing i want to say is that i want to separate the nra funded by the gun lobby from the majority of their membership. they are not bad people. in fact, when they pull a gun owners and nra members, i'm saying this with love, when they pull nra members . the majority, 84% of them say they support universal background checks. 84% of members think they should close the terrorist loophole. that allows people on the no-fly list to buy guns. 84% of nra members say they support a nation where if you have a criminal conviction for doing everything from spousal abuse to using violence, that you should not be able to go out and buy a gun. right out, they're not even doing what the majority of their membership wants. the way i'm

was the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida that year that finally motivated me to run for congress. two membersbrought to the state of the union as my guest. they experience a tragedy no parent should ever have to endorse or their daughter was killed when a man entered a yoga studio in tallahassee, florida and shot six people killing two before taking his own life. she had a bright future ahead of her and was eager to do good work in the world. her dreams were cut short by hateful man with a firearm. she was only 21. there are too many families experiencing tragedies like ours every single day. the pain of losing a child to gun violence never ends. it is in that pain that drives me to do this work to prevent gun violence. host: lucy mcbath representing georgia's six the district. one of the 100 or so new faces of this congress. tall, you have a freshmen in your district in new york. you are an independent. good morning, paul. who represents you? caller: i live in rockville center but my representative is aoc. -- i mean i aman a conservative but i te

candidate will be a town hall on ending gun violence later today, just 13 miles from marjory stoneman douglas high schooland, florida. and minnesota governor amy klobuchar's campaign announced yesterday she has raised $5.2 million in the first seven weeks of her 2020 bid. she said the average online donation made was $40 and that 85% of donors gave less than $100. klobuchar's first quarter fund-raising totals puts her just ahead of new jersey senator cory booker who announced over the weekend $5 million but behind south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg who has raised $7 million for his potential presidential campaign. however, some democrats are voicing concerns about the low fund-raising totals being posted by the 2020 democratic field. rufus gifford, the form are finance director for president obama's reelection campaign tweeted yesterday saying, quote, i have to say i'm concerned by how little money the 2020 dem candidate are raising. the last time there was a large field in 2000, hillary clinton, barack obama and john edwards raised big totals. so far every candidate to release their numbers have p

was the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida that year that finallyotivated me to run for congress. two membersbrought to the state of the union as my guest. they experience a tragedy no parent should ever have to endorse or their daughter was killed when a man entered a yoga studio in tallahassee, florida and shot six people killing two before taking his own life. she had a bright future ahead of her and was eager to do good work in the world. her dreams were cut short by hateful man with a firearm. she was only 21. there are too many families experiencing tragedies like ours every single day. the pain of losing a child to gun violence never ends. it is in that pain that drives me to do this work to prevent gun violence. host: lucy mcbath representing georgia's six the district. one of the 100 or so new faces of this congress. tall, you have a freshmen in your district in new york. you are an independent. good morning, paul. who represents you? caller: i live in rockville center but my representative is aoc. -- i mean i aman a conservative but i tend