for parkland. where were you and what role have you played in either being part of the activism or receiving the activism? how is that institution? we will go next to tim and he will talk about how congress receives information. ... but what role have you played in this and are you playing? not to debate the issue, but in the activism of the kids. rep. deutch: right. first, it is great to be here. there have been many, many opportunities that i have had to share a stage, a platform, a classroom with teachers and students. every time, it is an honor. look, by the way, just to spend a moment talking about our guests, there were a lot of heroes on february 14. this is such a horrific tragedy. the activism that has sprung out of it has been inspiring. i will talk about that. we sometimes don't pause to reflect upon, even in the midst of that awful day, the heroism that was on display all over that school. there is no better example than that as sarah. so thank you for that. [applause] really quickly, i

(jr) parkland flordia students have come to the bay area today. the way they are inspiring and giving "the parkland students making a change. i thought it was time to stop being scared. i wanna do something about it." áácheersáá(jr stone) students who survived the school shooting in parkland, florida last fall are on a cross country tour to promote voter registration and putting an end to gun violence... (justine) today they made a stop in oakland ... kron 4's ella sogomonian was there. and now joins us live in the newsroom with their story ella? there was a good turn out and although avy topic this was a very cheerful event as the parkland students and their allies focused on the progress people can make against gun violence if they get out and vote. ssince the start of july survivors of the high school shooting in parkland florida have made their way across 13 american cities advocating against gun violence...on sunday they made their last stop of their first leg of the tour in oakland.sot: matt diesch, marjory stoneman douglas high school stude

(justine) and -- the parkland march for our lives team was in the bay area today.ent -- when we from the event highlights from the event -- when we come back. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. <"if we can get the people to vote... we can get them to change everything. oh yeah. ">(jrstone) students who survived the school shooting in parkland, florida last fall are on a cross country tour to promote voter registration and putting an end to gun violence...(justine) today they made a stop in oakland at the iconic de fremery park...kron 4's ella sogomonian takes us there... sot: ella sogomonian// "the march for our lives movement started in parkland, florida and it's made it's way across t

his 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed in the school massacre in parkland back in february. you again. >> good morning. >> good morning. can you explain how this makes any sense? >> it doesn't. it's horrible on a lot of levels. one week ago i actually was in d.c. with some folks from the newtown action alliance. nobody in d.c. on a legislative level even knew about this. >> how is that possible, fred. i just want to stop you right there. you had meetings with lawmakers and you were breaking the news to them? they didn't know this was about to happen tomorrow? >> unfortunately it appears this administration did a reversal of a policy that they did not need to do and didn't communicate it. now, those of us in the gun violence prevention movement had been putting out information about it over the past five or six weeks, but let's face it, media, traditional media, wasn't covering it and the legislatures didn't know. one party last week while i was there got sufficiently horrified the other party did not. >> okay. and i've read that you met with democrats and they were stunned b

students from parkland, florida come to the bay area.w they are tryng to inspire kids and teenagers all across the country. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures will gradually warm through the beginning of the week into the low 90's inland and mid 70's for some areas along the bay. our warming trend will be followed by cooler temperatures into the latter part of the week and next weekend with inland highs falling back into the 80's. meanwhile areas along the coast will stay cool in the 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. <"if we can get the people to vote... we can get them to change everything. oh yeah.">( robin )( robin ) survivors of the parkland, florida school shooting are on a cross country tour to promote voter registration

which means it's all the more painful today for parkland, florida. many of the students who survived it is the first fourth of july in their new lives as student activists trying to reduce gun violence. joining us now david hogg and his sister lauren hogg. they are the authors of the book "never again, a new generation draws the line." david hogg is of course the class of 2018 and lauren is the class of 2021 at margery stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. thank you both very much for joining us. david, lauren, how did this book come about? >> essentially by us putting all of our knowledge together that we could. trying to kind of therapeutically go through the past and help people understand the empathy of the situation and work together to help fix these problems. >> and lauren, so you were at a freshman at the high school when the shooting happened, you'll be a sophomore next career. what activated you -- what made you want to be public and join your brother in this publicly? >> what made me want to become public with this is every mo

t's been five months since the parkland, florida, high school shooting that killed 17 people. and news organizatio are entitled to get surveillance video showing the response at stoneman douglas high school.ns news organizatincluding the associated press, requested video to better understand t actions of first responders and law enforcement. the school had 70 operating video cameras that day. >>> happening amtodaily and friends will say good-bye to a blur d.c.t restaurmanager's funeral. christian broder's funeral will be at 11:00 a.m. he died last friday. he leaves behind a wife and a9- month-old daughter. >>> a suspect has been charged and is expected to appear in a georgia courtroom this morning. new details on a deadly stabbing. there may be a viable claim for self-defense. jeremy bond was mad about being trains being behind and broke into a kiosk and hit the manager in the he had been arrested last month in rockville for busting somebody's windshield. the charg he paid for the damages. >>> a mothe reacts to the prison sentence handed down to the person responsibs for her s

have to play in ensuring that it's healthy and vibrant so that we can go out andnjoy the river and parklands that are adjacent, all apart of this anacostia watershed. >> what's the biggest challen now you'r facing? is it cleaning up the water, cleaning up the soil or cleaning up the parklands around the waters or waterwaysr all of it? >> i think it's pieces of all of it. the dt is working on cleaning up the sedimrts in the rind will be coming out with its report. we have a lot of different properties along the ways that e being cleaned up. we along with theil cou work with others to do tree planting p the level of pollution that can flow into the river down. sewe really needo work onll of it, and it's a partnership that takes place with the localities, private groups, with the park service and many of us. >> adam, prince george'sngounty is d a lot of wor to help. one of the things the county is doing is controlling, cracking down on litter. how are you doing that? >> well, there's a f different ways. one, with technology we're able to track every single litter complaint thatomes i we're able

coral springs is adjacent to parkland, florida and they held a plan fireworks show and anyone with traumaould get text alerts before the show started. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell receives criticism for saying that the federal government cannot do much to stop school shootings. >> i don't think, at the federal level, there is much we can do other than appropriate funding. we put in a school safety measure with a spending bill a couple of months ago. >> mcconnell told a group of constituents in kentucky that school shootings have become an epidemic and that washington should try to do more. ultimately, he said it is in the hands of >>> the timeis 4:24. the attorney for adult movie st president trump, now said he may run for president in 2020. maternal michael avenatti said he may run against president donald trump if he believes there is no one else with a chance to beat him. he posted on twitter that we can't relive 2016. i love this country, our values and people too much to sit by while they are destroyed. >>> the former ohio state university wrestler is accusing the team'

tour." 17 students were killed when a gunman opened fire at a parkland high school in february. since then... students have led marches and rally's across the country to protest gun violence. this is video of some of those protests. today's rally in oakland will feature a barbeque and a voter registration drive. it starts at 2:00 at defermery park on adeline street. ( marty ) new this morning... five fisherman are rescued overnight after being stranded by a rising tide in marin county. the four men and one woman were stranded around 9:00 last night off the coast just south of muir beach. fire crews led the rescue effort, and guided the group safely back to shore. no one was injured. ( marty ) in the east bay... one person is dead after getting into a fight early saturday morning. it happened on the 37-hundred block of sunset lane. police found the 55-year-old victim on the ground. he was airlifted to a hospital where he died. a 31-year- old man was taken into custody but police have not released any information about that man. they have also not said what led up to that fight. (

>> but-- and santa fe is actually what a much more used to work parkland, is the aberration.ost communities deal with the school shootings way santa fe does in a very way about their loss and there isn't a cry for activism. >> earlier today you retweeted a donald trump tweet and your tweet read: happy sixth anniversary to the streets and the retreat from donald trump-- i'm paraphrasing a bitou barack obama major failing as president was not uniting the american people. [laughter] >> six years ago today. if you are on twitter there's a great twitter feed called trump hop and it tweets out things he treated in the past and i follow it and it's a never ending source of amusement because sometimes you will get like a whole bunch from 2011 or 2010 and it's just like come to my new golf course just like selling a product of some sort and sometimes it will be like him talking about kristen stewart's and it's just like he has this obsession with why they broke up. it was very hot. he liked tweeted about it like 30 times. >> she was telling him to move along because she tweeted-- chea

post parkland, guns in public school will never be absent anymore. always will be one there.re in polk county east of tampa, the school district is implementing one of the most comprehensive programs with regular citizens that want to make schools safe and keep kids alive. these people here are called centuries, school staff. could be teachers. carrying concealed handguns at all time. but some hope to go from stay at home mom and dads to armed guardians. both home to be a school's line of defense. >> i want to make sure that we have people like myself that have the passion to protect our kids in this campuses, making sure there's no harm that can be done to them. >> florida public schools, middle and high schools will continue to have a school resource officer. those are typically cops and sheriff deputies. the armed guardian program will serve and protect all the elementary schools. dana? >> phil, thank you for that update. the toughest part of raising a service dog like spike here is having to let it go. up next, the lessons this amazing family from texas learned on the dai

so here is a memo to the parkland students. if you care about commonsense gun violence protection, judge kavanagh is your worst nightmare. if you want background checks or a ban on assault weapons, or any of the other commonsense, sensible measures that we have in connecticut or california or new york, judge kavanagh will strike them down. that's in his record. it's indisputable. is the worst nightmare of advocates for commonsense, sensible measures to stop the epidemic of gun violence in this country. give him a seat on this court and you can say good-bye to the measures in new york and connecticut and california that have helped save lives. 'm a no on this nominee. my colleagues should be a no on his nominee unless judge kavanagh specifically commits that he will recuse himself on any issue that involves president trump's personal financial deal organization the special counsel. he will be the swing vote. judge kavanagh, if he's a justice, will be a swing vote in deciding whether he can pardon himself. get out of jail free pa

compares the 1960's civil rights movement with more recent protests and they discussed the tragedy at parkland high school and the movement that followed. this archives event is about 90 minutes. citizen engagement and civic literacy have been woven into the nationalo at archives. our mission statement declares that we strive to cultivate public participation. we believe in the importance of public access to government -- government records and such access strengthens

parkland school shooting survivors come to the bay area. ( james ) plus...e bay area gathered together to find solutions to save the planet. ( james ) and after the break... uber and lyft suspend a driver who was live- streaming his rides. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will gradually warm through the beginning of the week into the low 90's inland and mid 70's for some areas along the bay. our warming trend will be followed by cooler temperatures into the latter part of the week and next weekend with inland highs falling back into the 80's. meanwhile areas along the coast will stay cool in the 60's. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf

>> yes. >> reporter: after the parkland shooting you sold out. >> yes. >> reporter: are you preparedklash. there will be one. people will say this is a company making a lot of money off of fear? >> but it is not about fear. it is, it its about protection. >> reporter: only a few products like this $299 purse claim to protect customers from higher caliber weapons. like an ar 15 semiautomatic rifle. >> nobody would blink an eye at this. >> open it. >> both sides. >> okay. >> open it. you will have the full protection. it is already bulletproof. >> right there. >> here you have a level four plate. put this into your neck. >> reporter: okay. fits easily over there. >> you can react. >> reporter: i can move. with some protection. >> protection. level four. >> level four. ar-15, no problem. >> no problem. >> reporter: currently, there are 310 million guns in the u.s. which has given way to a greg market of people seeking protection. they saw the opportunity so they started a first company in the u.s. to offer ballistic couture. in the time since the doors opened here in the store has the p

so i say to the students of parkland who spoke so eloquently and movingly, your time has come. to the patients who came to my town halls in connecticut and spoke so powerfully about their fear of what would happen to them in their insurance coverage if pre-existing conditions were declared in violation of those insurance policies, your time has come. to all who care about civil rights, civil liberties, workers' rights, gay rights, your time has come. and c we need to hear your voice here just ashe we did during healthcare debate, as powerfully and eloquently. the challenge is yours in stopping this nomination, as it is our responsibility to demand specific answers that this nominee recuse himself from any consideration of the presidents financial dealings with the special counsel, to reject the phony platitudes and evasive and what has been accepted before because we know that the old platitude, adhering to settled precedents is meaningless. we do not live in ordinary times. we need extraordinary efforts to make sure that the united states supreme court remains faithful to the

president trump formed the group in response to the parkland.oday the commission discussed issuses such as behavioral health services in schools, use of psychotropic medications for kids, and student confidentiality. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (pam) it keeps happening ... racist rants caught on camera, and this time in an area known for its acceptance and tolerance .. (ken)but what happened here was far from the acceptable.. or tolerant. you are disrespecting your entire black race there are black people and there are (censored) and you need to know it here we go again, what appears to be yet another racist rant. censoredexcept this time there is so much profanity and racial epithets that when i tried to clean up the conversa

it's been five months since the parkland shootings back in february and now the efforts to make sureforts going on in florida. so my interview now with parkland shooting victim meadow pollock's dad, andrew pollock on what he thought. >> i'm on a mission to make the school safer and i'm seeing it come full circle. the fruit of my work is -- i'm seeing what's happening and the kids in florida are going to be a lot safer come the start of the school year and in other parts of the country. neil: now, this guardian program, i guess, that started in volusia county, you've had a lot of interest in that, i think, for some 30 positions, originally over 180 applicants. how is this working? what does it involve? >> well, it started with the bill that we got passed, that senate bill 7026. that was a bill that we got passed right after the murder. it was probably -- it's historic because we got a bill passed in a short amount of time and in that bill, part of the bill was named after the hero coach that went into douglas. his name was aaron feis. >> so we named it that and i've been a part of pro

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hamore from falls church. >> reporter: that security review was ordered in the wake of the soting in parklandalls for enhanced lockdown drills with one a year happening during the lunch period or between asses. the plan calls for replacing outdated locks and requiring classrooms to be locked at all-times. also, the hiring of 18 mental health professionals. this will allow the sc system to have mental health experts in the middle and the elementary schools, as well as high schools. at middle schools and resource officers in elementary schools, those are not a part of the atcommendations. it was determined additional discussion was needed. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> we're halfway through july but some families are waiting to find out final past school year. the school system says a technical error is to blame. new copies are being sent out and should be received by next friday. >>> are you ready for football season? the redskins return to the field in just hours. we're going to get you rea >>> just hours away from day one of redskins training camp. the hometown days get ready for the

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i represent parkland, florida, and this discussion of social media, the first thing that comes to my attorney is the savage attacks on the student survivors of stillman douglas. -- stoneman douglas. ors, planted by some cabal to get congress to do something about gun violence. alex jones' youtube channel posted something seen by 2 million subscribers alleging that these were merely actors and not real students who had experienced the most horrific thing anyone could imagine. the video violating you to's rules against bullying and was removed. describes a strike against the channel. how many strikes does a channel how many strikes does the channel get? >> tip which advocates three strikes and then we terminate the channel. >> three to ask is alex jones was well-known conspiracy there is whose brand is bowling. he launched some attacks against sam's is six and seven-year-old kids were slaughtered at sandy hook and. [speaking in native tongue]ar on one. he spent these lies claiming sandy hook never happened at all in a aok slate article referens study by jonathan albright who found 9000

. >>> survivors of a school shooting in parkland, florida, are in new zealand.hey planted trees in memory of those killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> the fact that there's unify all over the world. there's unity and love everywhere. and we're bringing life to something that has had an awful lot of death. >>> the parkland students and members of the student volunteer army are holding a summit this week to learn from each other and to discuss youth issues including leadership and promoting change. >>> as the investigation continues, we're learning about several other deaths at bart in the past week. >> as christina rendon reports, the two other deaths happened in separate incidents. >> reporter: one woman and two men have died from injuries stained in bart in the past week. >> this is really an anomaly. this doesn't happen on bart. it's rare we have a homicide, of course, this is ramped up to the highest priority. >> an argument turned physical at the pleasant hill bart station. officers arrested a 20-year-old for the assault. the vice president wa

it's a human issue. >> reporter: bonner stressing that he hoped the parkland tragedy would help lead to change. >> more dialogue, a deeper understanding amongst students, educators and parents and officials. and ultimately action towards a solution for safe schools all across america. >>> and there you have it. the opening bell of the new york stock exchange right now is a downturn. we're seeing lows on the dow, as well as the nasdaq. stocks remain near their lows after criticism of president trump toward the federal reserve. >>> comcast announcing this morning it would not pursue the purchase of the movie studio 21st century fox. it allows disney to make good on its $71 billion offer for the studio. comcast, instead, will bid on awe different part of the fox empire, sky. it is a parent company of this television station. >>> ford is recalling half a million cars and suvs because they can roll away unexpectedly. we're talking about fusions and escapes. ford says equipment, which attaches the gear shifter cable to the transmission, can detach. so far there's been no crashes or injurie

allegesert: if anybody parkland survivors are crisis actors, we remove it. rep. raskin: and they are allowed to continue to keep putting it out in the future or are they banned? would removewe that content if they put it up again and at a point, it would be removed. rep. raskin: what happened with info wars, because they have made a cottage industry about this. they deny these events. why are they still on facebook? ms. bickert: we have removed content from the info wars page to the extent it violates policy. they have not reached the threshold. rep. raskin: what is the threshold? on thekert: it depends nature of the violation. there are more severe violations. rep. raskin: i am with mr. lieu that you are private journalistic entities, but if you are going to be ideologically badgered and bulldozed to take positions in the interest of right-wing politics, then we are going to have to look at what is happening there because at that point, there is not viewpoint neutrality. do you agree you should not be catering to particular interests as opposed to everyone? gent

>> i remember after parkland in vermont.found an 18-year-old who had weapons and wanted to commit mass murder in his school. police used that state's law to take those guns away from him. >> tucker: oh, i am sure. >> they determined he was at risk. >> tucker: i believe that. i get it. [overlapping talking]. >> hold on. >> tucker: i get it. there is no doubt, i am sure it's effective. the question is: do we care? no one on the left cares about civil liberties anymore. that's why you won't answer my question. you are making a case against due process. >> i walked you through the structure. >> tucker: that's not due process. let me ask you this. >> [overlapping talking]. >> tucker: let me ask you a question. the aclu is challenging that. you are not worried at all that this will be as the aclu suggested used against african-americans. i think that person is in a gang. i think he has a gun. he looks dangerous. the judge is right, i am taking it away. you think the justice system is racist? >> you will let that system without due

president trump created the commission in response to the parkland shooting. ( darya ) still ahead onhey say mail thieves have been targeting them for áyears. (darya)( terisa ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 at fremont street motorcylist cleared a deepening marine layer has made for an even cooler day along the coast today while areas inland will continue to see temperatures slightly above average. expect fog throughout the morning with clearing in the bay this afternoon while the coast remains primarily overcast. ( darya ) new this morning.... new this ( darya )( darya ) ( darya ) new this new this morning.... president trump says he won't withdraw the u.s. from nato because he got the other nations to increase their defense spending. the president had threatened during the nato summit in brussels to pull the u.s. out of the military alliance in a dispute over money. president trump says that he is now extremely happy with the situation.

when the government was caught lying, the students of parkland felt compelled to call it out. these students are not allowed. when an organization's lifeblood is truth and facts, we cannot mince words when it comes to falsehood. so, when our president professor respects but denigrates the freedom, christ fake news and threatens to withdraw press credentials, we call bs. [applause] and it's not just the government , but an avowed white nationalist gone from free speech to intimidate others into silence. we call bs. what i broadcast conglomerate claims to be objective but then force-feed thinkers a script that describes credible news sources, we call bs. now, some people say are writers organization shouldn't be political. that is a long-standing debate of 10. exactly 80 years ago, pen met in prague as the followed the sudan land. french novelist jerome and address skeptics. an association of writers does not wish to engage in politics he said good but we cannot stand idly by when the most a sick individual right or being patent. brock sent a telegram with a single suntans. site

bickert: i want to be very clear that allegations that survivors of a tragedy like parkland are crisis actors violate our policy and we remove that content. we would continue to remove any violations from the info wars page. if they posted sufficient content that it violated our threshold, the page would come down. at threshold varies depending on the severity of different types of violations. rep. deutch: i yield back. rep. goodlatte: the chair recognizes the gentleman from idaho, mr. labrador, for five minutes. you mentioned in your opening statements are some time in the beginning that there was only limited activity on your site from some of the russian trolls and entities. is that correct? ms. downs: that is correct. rep. goodlatte: what did you -- rep. labrador: what did you mean? we found two accounts that had spent less than $5,000 in advertising and 18 youtube channels with over a thousand videos in english we terminated as soon as we identified them. they were linked to the internet research agencies. rep. labrador: would you consider it limited activity that happened on twit

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. >>> also we could be getting more information from the the high school shooting in parkland. why a judge says the video inside the school should be made public. >>> we want to get you up to date with a developing story we have been following from phoenix. these are live pictures after an arizona state troop is dead and another in the hospital as the result of a late night freeway shooting. we have showing you the lawsuitest near fooks phoenix, the investigation has closed one side of the road. we saw a back up with the vehicles there. it started when someone began driving erratically on interstate ten throwing things at other cars. state troopers made contact with the driver and started fighting with them. during the struggle we know two troopers were shot and one killed. the trooper has been identified just graduated on may 4th from the state trooper academy. the trooper is now in the hospital being treated. police have not said if the shooter is in custody or or not. we'll brng you more information throughout the morning. . >>> attorneys for larry nassar say he deserves a n

. >> i remember after parkland in vermont, police found an individual, an 18-year-old who had amassedns and wanted to commit apo mass murder in the school, police used that states laww that they had just passed o take those guns away from him because they determined he was at risk. >> tucker: i get it. that's why they have been effective. there is no doubt i'm sure that it's effective, the question is do we care? no one in the left cares about civil liberties anymore, that's why you don't answer my question. you say that because you're making a case against due process. >> i'm walking you through the structures of the laws. >> tucker:ot that's not due process. let me ask you this. the aclu is challenging it. you're not worried at all that this will be as the aclu is suggesting disproportionately used against african-americans. i think that person is in a gang, he looks dangerous that judges like i'm taking it away. you think the justice system is racist, you're going to let that system take a constitutional right away from people and you don't think it's going to be used disproportion

. >>> and the parkland florida coaches who died while protecting students received posthumous awards. olympic gold winning snowboarder chloe kim was recognized as the best female athlete. and alex ovechkin was honored with the best male athlete. >>> it is 4:27. coming up. a brutal beating all caught on camera. what police know the suspect who attacked a 72-year- dollars of baby clothing stolen before it hit the market. the reward for information. >>> welcome back and good morning to mornings on 2. it's thursday, july 19th. the weekend is approaching. i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you outside with a peak at the forecast. wherever you were it was wicked hot or not so bad. >> concord and livermore have yet to have a 100-degree. last year this time they had seven. i know it's hot. but it last year. for some, mendocino county and lake county have been really hot this july. vacaville was 105 and temperatures continue to be very hot for some. and by the bay, not that bad. a heat adviso

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i represent parkland, florida. in this discussion of social media, the first thing that comes to mind for me is the savage attacks on the student survivors of stowman douglas. one of the most worst that the students who survived were crisis actors. planted by some serious cabal. to finally get something to do something about gun violence. in the weeks after the shooting, a youtube video was seen by 2.3 million subscribers alleging that these were merely -- were actors and not real students who had experienced the most horrific thing anyone could imagine. the video violated youtube's rules against bullying and removed. an article posted described it as striking. how many strikes does a channel get? ms. downs: typically a channel gets three strikes and terminate the channel. mr. deutch: the reason i asked is alex jones is a well-known conspiracy theorist whose brand is bullying. he launched similar attacks against families of 6 and 7-year-old kids slaughtered at sandy hook. he's not the only one. people have spread t

three of the coaches who died in parkland, florida, were named coaches of the year. >>> alex ovechkin was named the best athlete. he was the first to beat out tom brady and james harden and jose altuve. it was cool to see ovi receiving the award. he was in russia with his wife whont is preg you need to stay with your wife, just in case. >>> chloe kim received best athlete. >>> shark bite at the beach. two childrenurt in separate attacks. where they happened and what ond of the is saying this morning. >> a full moon, folks. the fight that led to a >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. it's 4:41. manny machado is now a former oriole. the team confirmed, they traded o to the dodgers for five minor league prospects. he spent eight years in baltimore and played as an oriole in tuesday night's all-star game. the orioles have one of the worst records this season. they w have onlyon 28 games and have lost 69. hoping t turn around. all right. >>> a long-running distwte n a new jersey homeowner and a bus driver recently took a strange turn. you want to explain what happened? >> h

the problem is that the state is aiming to turn 20 million acres of our national parkland, to essentially a glorified game farm. host: what are these hunting methods? guest: there are four or five tactics that are prohibited under the obama administration. the use of bait for black and brown bears, the use of dogs, the use of artificial light to kill animals, using motorboats to kill swimming caribou, and a few other provisions. the national parks and conservation association has rallied against this. public comments have been aired in many of those come from , who isse of the npca taking this on full force. the department of fish and game -- alaska maintains very few occasionally bears will be hunted using these tactics, but the impact is relatively small. host: uses these tactics? and why? used by thert it's native people of alaska who is taking the game is considered to be subsistence hunting. why? it is effective. if you can use baits to draw the that's angunsight, effective way of hunting. but the position among the alaska department of fish and game is that relatively few cases will

today students from parkland, florida, joined bay area teens to spread their message on gun control. >> disarming domestic abusers, cdc research for gun violence, digitizing firearm purchase records. >> reporter: jacqueline corrine is for the march for our lives road to change tour, a senior now at marjory stoneman douglas high school where a gunman opened fire killing 17 students and teachers in february. >> very quickly it turned to chaos and i remember just sitting in my room about three hours not knowing if my classroom would be next. >> reporter: she hopes the tour builds bridges and makes change. >> there's a misconception we're trying to take everyone's guns away, which is not the case, and once we break that wall down, people start to understand and we start to click. >> it's not a right or left issue. it's an issue of life and death. >> reporter: on the tour teens from other cities as well highlighting gun violence issues like domestic violence. >> us two being black women, we get killed at a twice higher rate than our white counterparts and it's not really talked about. so

we had one of the dads from parkland, the parkland massacre.e said you guys in the congress and we in the media have been asleep at the switch while this is happening and he tried to sound the alarm that this is happening today. we can only assume the president was watching because we did it moments ago and the president tweeted and he said "i'm looking into 3d plastic guns being spoke to the public. already spoke to nra. doesn't seem to make much sense." i know you see the limits of legislation but does this send a shiver down your spine that this will be happening today unless somehow congress can stop it or there's an injunction? >> well, i don't know. i think it's unrealistic to say -- everybody points to congress all the time. it's unrealistic to say we can just stop it. that's unrealistic. however that doesn't negate the fact that we should come together to look at where there should be reasonable regulations on this technology. . we're in an era of computing power that spreads very quickly. there's no question about that there are things

they're concerned about the lack of unreform, especially after the parkland school massacre in florida, the deadly school shooting in great mills, and the capital gazette shoing. aimee cho has more on their message. >> we can and wl be heard, and no one can silence us. >> reporter: as the rain pouredo , the people still showed up, not letting the weather get in the way. their goal,o end gun violence. >> we're sick and tired of seeing these incidents affect our peers and our family members.r: >> repormong the crowd, students from great mills high school, where 16-yr-old jalen willy was shot and killed back in march. >> he did not deserve it, our community didn't deserve it. >> reporter: also speaking, capital gazette reporter -- >> no one can understand what i'm going through. i want you to try grieving for five different people at once. try doing that whe the last memories you have of them are their violent deaths.or >> rr: some showed support with signs, others listened, all braving today's rain in hopes of a better tomorrow. >> the shooting at t capital gazette and great mills high s

. >>> students who survived the high school shooting in parkland , florida visited oakland today. 20 students who are part of a group called march for our lives road to change. they are traveling the country to encourage young people to vote in the upcoming november midterm elections. most on the bus tour are from marjory stoneman douglas high school where 17 students and staff members were killed back in february by a teen gunman. today, they held a barbecue in oakland and they had a clear message. >> we are here in oakland to not only honor the movements that have been started here but to get people registered to vote and unite the community as one. >> the students will visit 50 cities on their two month bus tour which ends next month. in oakland today they were joined by leaders of several youth groups. >>> a horrifying ordeal for a berkeley family as bullets ripped through their apartment in an overnight shooting. ktvu's allie rasmus tells us the family with two young girls was asleep inside when the shooting happened. >> reporter: carlos and his family were asleep in their apart

they did it after parkland. they did it for barbara bush. i'm not criticizing any of these moves, but he could have done it. >> again, i'm not here to apologize for the white house. i certainly would have done it. it just seems like when the stuff goes straight up to the president, it gets done properly. and so my question would be to the people inside the white house, does the president know that because he's a very compassionate guy. you know, he switched the policy on the separation of the children once he got his arms around it. >> he started the policy of the separation of the children. and then he put out an executive order that was fugazi as a $5 rolex. he didn't fix anything. >> okay. we're going to push back on each other now. he actually did not start that policy. it started under the george w. bush administration. >> no, not like this, anthony. >> it was partially prosecuted during the obama -- >> he did zero tolerance. >> hold on a second. >> he told sessions to do it. he liked it. >> chris, read my op-ed. >> i did. >> read my op