have made the argument in public that based on what they say are his actions when he was at marjory stillman douglas, they believe that nikolas cruz should have had an arrest record and referred directly to the law enforcement, and therefore possible to keep him from buying weapons. now, that is again a controversial position, and lot of people don't agree with it. and a lot of what they are citing is not officially confirmed by the district. i think that there is a broad desire to improve the communication between the law enforcement and school officials, and others to spot potential threats. there is a study done over the past several decades about the school shooting incidents, and they looked at 37 incidents, and found that in 31 of them, the shooter told at least one person of their intentions, and so obviously, when you have situations like that, the people look back and they say, why wasn't more done to alert the proper authorities? so there is room for schools and law are enforcement and others to work together to try and get these students the help they need and to step in and defuse potent

. >> flyers defenseman shane, posting numbers of the marjorie stillman douglas game seventeen peoplely by former student between weeks ago, school's hockey team won the title last week, but ticket the to the national championship. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," worry on wall street this morning. trang? >> friday's continues to cause problems for people across our region, i'm trang do, live in delaware county with the situation here. rahel? >> and trang, also ahead, bill cosby back in court today. what his lawyers are asking a judge not to allow. when we come back. right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster and power more employees on more devices all for a new low price. what does that equal? our best internet offer ever. you do the math. because for a limited time, you'll pay the 75 mbps price and get 150 mbps internet. so, double your speed and save today. that's speed on sale up to 1 gig. act now to get on america's largest gig-speed network. call today. >> today is monday, march 5th. >> we have one

. >> and nearly three weeks after the deadly shooting at marjorie stillman douglas high school in floridasome changes in the gun laws there. we will explain coming up. oo8z z y2oo8y y12fy >> this morning race against time for those restoring power to thousands every people still in the dark from friday 's storm. >> the rush is on, because we are about to get clobbered by another nor'easter there is one expected to bring a lot more snow to the area. >> today is tuesday, march 6. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. lauren is keeping an eye on things this morning, this is the calm before the storm? >> i only like snow when there is a snowmobile involved. looking outside, thank goodness this morning commute actually looking okay, but riddled with some weird stuff. we've had columbus boulevard, malfunction traffic lights, pothole, imagine that, weaver pothole reporting, we will be talking about that coming up. >> commute tomorrow morning, then specially tomorrow afternoon. you may want to just opt out altogether, with this second nor'easter that's moving in, but all is quiet r

our lives demonstration will be the biggest protest to get one led by the students from marjorie stillman douglas high school you guys are the change that is going to be the tipping point to help that happen as they make their way to washington to demand gun reform many are excited about the global response to their cause just to see the unity of our our country and our world because the march is now on seven hundred all seven continents and i think is awesome so i'm just glad to see that all happen. by the way. the national debate these children started has led to good reform in florida but students say they won't stop until assault weapons a band it's an ambitious goal but want to organize a say isn't beyond this generation and someone underestimate you you can come in from a position of power that they're not expecting and that's really what's happening so i'm just you know riding the tide and watching and if the fight for what campaigners call common sense gun reform will be long and difficult parents say the march for our lives protest is just the beginning they're very aware of what's happe

remembrance have just finished a look at what's happening here you can see the students from the marjorie stillman douglas high school in the field behind the fence and then over my of the shoulder students from local schools that have come out to support them remember across this entire nation is something like two thousand eight hundred students or two thousand eight hundred schools i should say taking part in this mass protest what they want is what they call commonsense gun reform chief of which means a ban on assault rifles and increased background checks what they don't want to see is on teachers in schools like this that is predominantly what students have told us over the past few weeks here but what there is here is an energy a determination if nothing else this is the voice of a new generation. and many students also rallied outside the white house before moving on to congress she had written c. is that process for us who were just hearing from and the gallagher determination probably the key word to describe the mood of the of the students in florida what about where you are. right here in wash

parents at marjorie stillman douglas high school scheerd them on. like rick and rosemarie jenson. >> this wasn't the way i wanted my son to become an activist. but you know what, i am so glad that kids have found their voices. i h i -- >> the freshmen, hugged by a memorial for their friend, 14-year-old. friend, 14-year-old, gina maltato. >> walkout, do you think it helps? >> it does help. it shows the that the community is so strong. and that, we are, we are, coming through this together. >> but the father of 14-year-old victim. elena pelty wants a different approach. on, twitter, ryan petty, encouraged kids to walk up to the kid who causes disturbances, ask how he is doing, adding hash tag walk up. not out. in portland, oregon. students who walked out. formed a clear message. even snow and frigid temperatures in akron, didn't stop the youngest students determined to show their support. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> in nearby chicago. nearly 1,000 students. left jones college prep. they say the rest of america is grappling with the gun vi

our lives demonstration will be the biggest protest to get a one led by the students from marjorie stillman douglas high school you guys are the change that is going to be the tipping point to help that happen as they make their way to washington to demand gun reform many are excited about the global response to their cause just to see the unity of our our country and our world because the march is now on seven counts all seven continents that i think is awesome so i'm just glad to see that all happen. right away but. the national debate these children started has led to good reform in florida but students say they won't stop until assault weapons a band it's an ambitious goal but want to organize a say isn't beyond this generation and someone underestimate you you can come in from a position of power that they're not expecting and that's really what's happening so i'm just you know riding the tide and watching and it's awesome to fight for what campaigners call common sense gun reform will be long and difficult parents say the march for our lives protest is just the beginning they're very aware of

two weeks after one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history, marjorie stillman dougla students went back to class. under heavy police guard, students returned yesterday morning, for a half day. the day actually began, with fourth period, so that the nearly 3300 student, could first be with the people they were with during the shooting. with more than 100 grief counselors on hand, most of the day was spent talking about the tragedy, and how to cope with it. >> i still think i'm in a nightmare. so i'm going to wake up one day, and i'm going to be like everything is going to be normal. >> very empty, very hollow, but throughout the day i felt better. >> called me back t feels amazing, a lot better. >> school officials say the heavy police presence will continue for the remainder of the school year. >> in the wake of that shooting, two major retailers are changing things when it comes to gun sales. dick's sporting goods says it no longer will sell high-powered rifles, like the ar15, and will no longer sell any firearm to anyone younger than two; walmart following that announcement,

. >> two weeks after one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history, marjorie stillman douglas student went back to class. under heavy police guard, student returned yesterday morning for half day. the day began with fourth period. so that the nearly 3300 students could be with the people they were with during the shooting. with more than 100 grief counselors on hand, most of the day was spent talking about the tragedy and how to cope with it. >> i still think i'm in a nightmare. so i'm going to wake up one day and be like everything will be normal. >> very empty, very hollow, you know, but throughout the day i felt better. >> coming back it, feels amazing, a lot better. >> school officials say the heavy police presence will continue for the remainder of the school year. >> and in the wake of the shooting, two major retailers are changing things when it comes to gun sales. dick's sporting goods says it will no longer sell high-powered rifles like the ar15's will no longer sell any firearm to anyone younger than 21, walmart following that announcement saying it, too, will not se

douglas high school spoke to spoke at the rally here's what she had to say. those seventeen people did not die in vain. they along with the entire student body of marjorie stillman was high school and all of you standing before me today are the force and spirit that drive this movement and we will stop at nothing until we make real lasting change. for more on that rally we're joined by a correspondent alex hunter phenomenon who is in washington to thank you for joining us so it looks like this could become a new an even larger protest than the women's marching twenty seventeen what's the atmosphere there like. i would describe the atmosphere here as a make show determination confidence students here feel strong that they can really make a difference we heard them chanting both of them oh it's that was a clear left reference to politicians lawmakers on call cup which will heal students here want them to act now to pass stricter gun legislation so i'm joined here by a teacher it's cartney told from ohio so you came all the way here to join this march to participate in this protest how does the issue of. school safety impact your everyday life it impacts me every d