been a big national conversation in the united states since the massacre at a high school in parkland florida back in february we saw student led movements walk out protests with lots of celebrities supports and really there was a sense that perhaps this could be a turning point where we might see some tougher regulations on guns in the united states now and we heard during the trump speech that he is back in front of the n.r.a. his fourth year addressing the convention and it does not seem that he has changed his tune after what we saw in parklands he said that he wanted it to arm a highly trained teachers that they should be carrying weapons in school of course when i was in parkland reporting on that story teachers there said that they would rather have school supplies than to have to also learn how to carry a weapon and use it against a potential shooter but it's interesting to see that we are more or less in the same point at least in terms of the kind of rhetoric we're seeing from donald trump as we were a year ago while you were. well we have elections midterm elections coming up in tw

this was also the deadliest since 17 people were killed in the high school shooting in parkland, florida in february. today several of the survivors from parkland expressed their grief and condolences for the victims here but also their outrage that this is happening all over again. nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: at first glance, these tragedies look the same and for students in florida at parkland's high school, that's the problem. >> i was just mad more than i was sad that something like this could happen again. >> reporter: they know all too well how this crisis is unfolding in texas where frightened parents and students said today's shooting reflects a new reality. >> it's been happening everywhere. i felt -- i've always felt like it would happen here, too. >> it's one of our fears as parents to send our kids to school nowadays and not know they are safe. >> reporter: the similarities are hard to miss. 17 died here in parkland, florida this february. andy's daughter meadow among the victims and today, he's not surprised something like this has happened again. >> the feeli

there has been a big national conversation since the massacre at a high school in parkland, florida inruary. student led movements of walkouts, protests with celebrity support, and there was a sense this could be a turning point where we might see some tougher regulations on guns in the united states. we heard during trump's speech that he is back in front of the nra, his fourth year addressing the convention, and he has not changed after what we saw in parkland. he said he wanted to harm -- arm highly trained teachers area when i was in parkland,'s teachers would rather have school supplies that you have to also learn how to carry a weapon and use it against shooters. we are more or less in the same point at least in terms of the rhetoric we are seeing from donald trump as we were a year ago. phil: why is he there? claire: we have elections coming up in november of course. he is playing to his base at this convention. a lot of republican supporters. there were chances -- chants of usa, usa. the nra is a huge backer of republican candidates. they spent $55 million to help support those

addressed to the powerful gun lobby comes nason three months after the high school massacre in parkland florida which box nationwide demonstrations demanding gun control at the time was to trump briefly pledge to fight and all right but today it was fully a message with his republican base. thank you for your time your energy your vote oh and your voice to stand strong for those sacred rights given to us by god including the right to self defense thank you for. that thanks for your activism and dedication you have been a ministration fighting to protect your second amendment and we will back. to washington d.c. you had an eye where we joined the w correspondent claire richardson welcome claire tokens for the president some big themes. well trump's message here was that his administration stands strongly behind gun owners and against any sort of initiatives that they would see as infringing on their second amendment constitutional rights to own guns so he called these people real patriots it's a massive convention of about eighty thousand people and the reason why this was so closely watched now

place in the united states ever since a shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida this was followed by a huge student movement we saw protests we saw a series of national school walkouts demanding stricter gun control and there was some thought that there were changing winds in the united states that finally congress would impose some kind of gun regulations that could help prevent this kind of massacre from taking place in the future but now having seen this speech from donald trump in front of the n.r.a. it shows that he is back in line with the n.r.a. as prefer policy preferences so what's changed because of. the florida shootings he said that he would stand up to the gun lobby so why was he bumped away from. it's true in the days after we did hear trump say that there needed to be some kind of action and that americans needed to stand up to the n.r.a. but i think even this took republicans by surprise somebody has talked him back from that statements and he sees where his support is this is his base and he's really playing to them in a speech before the n.r.a.

just three months after the massacre at a school in parkland florida, it has happened again. today's shooting took place in santa fe texas, a city in galveston county about 30 miles outside of houston. the 17-year-old shooting suspect is in jail after surrendering to authorities. he is a junior at that school. these pictures are from social media. classmates describe him as very quiet. ktvu's janet casiano joins us with moron the suspect interesting as well as the investigation. >> reporter: police are analyzing those social media accounts, including the photos that he posted of himself with a t-shirt that read, born to kill. investigators say he planned to kill himself after the shooting. tonight he is in jail, denied board dish bond. it started as any other school day at santa fe high school, but at 730 the sound of gunshots. >> reporter: there is an active shooting in our room. we have shots fired right now. >> students say teachers told them to run. one person pulled a fire alarm. >> i heard that my friend got shot in the art room. and as soon as the alarms went off every

dallas he called again for arming teachers to head off future mass shootings like the one in parkland florida in february in which seventeen people were killed ninety eight percent of mass public shootings have occurred in places where guns are banned just so you understand. tragically as we see there is no sean no more inviting to i mare's killer then or sorry dad did clare's this school is a gun free zone come in and take us i ninety eight percent i you know they're cowards i when they know there's guns inside. are going to the n.r.a. has shown its support for the measures even though teachers and security experts have openly criticize the idea. in his speech which ranged across unemployment the economy immigration and nuclear proliferation trump made no mention of gun control proposals he'd floated in the past such as raising the age limit for buying rifles the n.r.a. sees that and other limits on gun sales as a violation of the second amendment to the us constitution the right to bear arms. with republican control of the us congress up for grabs in november's midterm elections trump used

i'm referring to what happened in parkland, florida in february. there were a lot of missed signs, local police, fbi. there were warnings there, but simply ignored. >> so far we have no indication that we he had any previous police contact. investigators said they ran a criminal history and there was none until now. >> and no criminal history on his father or family? >> say it again? >> what about his father? >> i don't have that information. >> no information on that. what do you think needs to be done in order to prevent these kinds of school shootings. nine kids are dead. one teacher is dead. ten others were injured, wounded. what needs to be done to prevent this down the road? >> that's a great question for elected policy makers. my role is to manage the crisis as best i can and provide as much aid and comfort as i can. >> they're going to need a lot of aid and comfort right now, especially the kids. judge mark henry, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, sir. >>> all right. let's dig deeper with our specialists and analysts. you're getting n

17 people killed in february in the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. march for our lives, the group founded by parkland students who organizenationwi protestin mah,weeted sport forhe -nta fe high school students, "thiis n t o th is e mostatal shooting since the one at our school and tragedy like this will continue to happen unless action is taken." the massacre new call for gun control including fr houston police chief art acevedo. >> i believe anyone that owns a firearm that does not secure properly used to then kill people, that should carry some significant consequences and we need to think about that on a national level across this country. amy: on sunday, the national rifle association's incoming president oliver north blamed ritalin for school shootings. we will have more on the school shootings after headlines. "the new york times" is reporting three months before the 2016 election, donald trump, jr. held a secret meeting with an israeli man specializing in social media manipulation, and with george nader, an emissary representing the princes o

shooting in modern history and the recent attack on marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. these and too many acts of violence shattered family that left our nation searching for answers. we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve and also resolve to confront this menace with all our strength and we are doing just that under the leadership of this president. [applause] >> and i promise you under donald trump's leadership we will not rest and we will not rest until we end this evil in our time. in recent days after these tragedies, america has seen donald trump's leadership on full display, he hosted a listening session at the white house with students, teachers and parents still grieving from the shooting in parkland, florida. we listened to their stories, we heard all sides of the debate. i will never forget it. as the president said in his words, it is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference, we must actually make that difference and so we has. [applause] >> just over one month ago donald trump signed the st

how students in parkland, florida, are trying to get back to normal teenage life by turning to a high school rite of passage. >>> a packet of mentos. the move by an officer in california that's under heavy scrutiny. >>> overcast skies, 66 degrees in san jose. tomorrow looks like temperatures could be closing in on 80 and a seven-day forecast ahead that could be approaching 90. we will talk about a warm-up for the week ahead when we come back. weekend, students at "marj stoneman douglas high school" held the >>> in parkland, florida, students held their senior prom. four seniors were among the 17 killed when a gunman opened fire inside the high school on valentine's day. their absence was felt last night. students were determined to share this milestone and use it as an opportunity to continue to heal from the tragedy. the cost of holding the dance was waved. >>> shocking moments caught on co co camera. a southern california man is angry after having a gun pulled on him in a convenience store. >> reporter: a quick stop at the gas station took a detour. jose could never have imagined. >

this stands in stark contrast to the student-led activism in parkland-florida -- parkland, florida. 16ear-old marcel mcclinton is trying to connect with communities like santa fe. he is a mass shooting survivor. two years ago, a man opened fire at his church. he says sharing that grief is a first step toward bridging the divide. >> how can march for our lives, how can people reach rural, conservative communities in a way that doesn't offend them, that speaks to them? correspondent: it is the unanswered question that left so many students traumatized and others fearing that they won't live to see graduation. brent: one of america's greatest writers, philip roth, has died. he was 85. roth pushed literary and social boundaries with his explorations of sex, death and assimilation. he won every major u.s. literary award including the pulitzer prize. correspondent: reclusive and often reluctant to give interviews, philip brought was known for his provocative and uncompromising novels about the american jewish experience. >> there is a certain audacity in writing books. without audacity can't

. >> the shooting comes three months after 17y killed in a high school in parkland, florida. >> survivors there are the started a student movemen for gun control that includedizes and colleges. >> as bay area reporter explains they are sad little progress has been made. >> the parkland tragedy prompted 400 students at santa clara university to protest gun violence and urge changes in gun laws. san francisco's civic center was packed ten days later part of the national march more our lives movement despite the passion another school shooting happened >> i think the most heart breaking part of this whole tragedy is that another shooting has to happen for us to remember that more things have to be done. >> we reached out to the students who organized the early spring marchs to learn what another school tragedy means to their efforts. these are student march coordinators at san jose's prospect hieszize high school. >> not a lot of elected officials are doing things they may be saying they are going to to boost rating. >> we see the same messages every time thoughts and prayers go out. you kno

. >> reporter: today's shooting three months after the massacre in parkland, florida, that spurred demonstrations. sante fe students participated in a school walkout just last month. today their school is the crime scene. >> this is the place where we're supposed to feel safe and where we come most of the week. nobody should have to go through this and nobody should feel that pain. >> a very traumatic event for all of the students and for this community as well. this is the end of the school year. this community is supposed to be celebrating graduation tomorrow. students are supposed to be buying caps and gowns, thinking about their college days ahead and instead, as you mentioned there are ten people dead and nine students and so instead of celebrating, now this could community is planning funerals. >> pictures of them participating in the march -- the tribute to parkland, florida, with the sign saying never again and then a few months later it happens at their school. it is heartbreaking. let's go to drew griffin. drew, tell us what you're finding out about the suspect, obviously he has a socia

around. >>> the school shooting in santa fe, texas, comes three months after the tragedy in parkland, florida. in that period of time, the parkland students have shaken the country out of a learned helplessness about gun violence and inspired real progress. florida's republican governor instituted what's called a red flag law allowing police to temporarily remove guns from a person at risk and they raised the minimum age of a person to buy a gun and vermont's republican governor banned bump stocks, limiting the size of magazines and requiring all sales to go through a licensed dealer. maryland has a republican governor, as well banned bump stocks and domestic abusers in the states can no longer have the gun which is now the law in deep red kansas. new york tightened its laws for domestic abusers. oregon closed the so-called boyfriend loophole. back on the east coast, rhode island joined florida and pld with a red flag law of its own. all of that since parkland. all that action follows connecticut's lead which passed sweeping legislation in the wake of the 2012 sandy hook shooting. i'm joined

gun safety laws in the country and we need them now. >>> survivors of the school shooting in parkland, florida are offering their support. emma gonzalez tweeted, you didn't deserve this, you deserve peace all your lives not just after a tombstone saying that is put over you. you deserve more thoughts and prayers, we will be there to support you by raising up your voices. >> and the group that was formed after the florida shooting march for our lives tweeted out, to the students and faculty of santa fe high school, we are with you. >> in georgia, a woman was killed and another injured in a shooting outside of a high school graduation in the parking lot of mount zion high school. the ceremony was just wrapping up when an argument broke out in the parking lot. two women were shot and a pregnant woman was hurt after being pushed by people running from that scene. so far no arrests have been made. >>> president trump has announced his support for republican john cox in the upcoming race for california governor in a tweet late yesterday saying the san diego businessman supports his stand on immigrat

around. >>> the school shooting in santa fe, texas, comes just three months after the tragedy in parkland, floridat period of time the parkland students have shaken the country out of a learned helplessness about gun violence and inspired real concrete tangible progress. florida's republican legislature and governor instituted what's called a red flag law, allowing police to remove guns from a person at risk and they raised the minimum age to purchase a gun, added a three-day waiting period and banned bump stock. vermont's republican governor signed a bill raising the purchase age, banning bump stocks, limiting the size of magazines and requiring all sales to go through a licensed dealer. maryland, which has a republican governor as well enacted a red flag law and banned bump stocks plus domestic abusers in the state can no longer have guns which is now the law as well in deep red kansas. new york tightened up its laws for domestic abusers, oregon closed the so-called boyfriend loophole. washington state banned bump stocks and rhode island joined florida and maryland with a red flag law of its own

you may recall that after the shooting in parkland, florida, i asked the t.e.a. commissioner to reach out to every school, as well as to every college and make sure that their school safety standards that were up to speed and he received back confirmation information from schools across the entire state of texas. so we did that proactively. interestingly this school went through their school safety procedure just weeks before this incident. and they went through a lockdown test. and so they took the precautionary preparation that was expected of them. reporter: considering the explosive devices, does it appear that the shooter or others made on their own, were there a number of them found? mr. abbott: it appears that these explosive devices were made by the shooter. cannot solidly confirm that yet. but there's no reason to suspect that any other person other than the shooter made those devices. reporter: do you know how many there were? mr. abbott: we're still working on the number. the reason why is as we gather here right now, i don't have information yet back

our entire nation was filled with shock and grief by a monstrous attack in parkland, florida. andourn for the victims their families. these are incredible people. our hearts break for every american who has suffered the horrors of the school shooting. in the aftermath of the terrible attack, i met with the survivors, the parents of school shooting victims at the white house. i was inspired like all of you were by their incredible courage. we agreed it is not enough to simply take actions that makes us feel like we are making a difference. we must ensure that we will actually make a difference. my administration has pursued an aggressive strategy on community safety. we are working to improve early warning systems so when the police are called, when they see the red flag which they saw in parkland all over the place, there has never been a case or more red flags have been shown. swift action is taken by the authorities. law abiding gun owners want to keep firearms out of those who pose a danger to themselves and others. we all want that. >> [applause] president trump: i recentl

just three months after the massacre at a school in parkland florida, it has happened again. place in santa fe texas, a city in galveston county about 30 miles outside of houston. the 17-year-old shooting suspect is in jail after surrendering to authorities. he is a junior at that school. these pictures are from social media. classmates describe him as very quiet. ktvu's janet casiano joins us with moron the suspect interesting as well as the investigation. >> reporter:

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we cannot allow what happened in parkland, parkland, florida and in santa fe, texas to become the new normal in this country. we have to do more to protect our kids in school and ensure that any student who needs mental health services is able to get those services. madam president, are you before. >> c-span's washington journal live everyday with news and policy issues that affect you. coming up tuesday morning: be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> this marks great skill as a grand strategist. he knew the advantages of shock and off and this is how he unified germany in the 1860s. he instigated wars with denmark, austria, hungary and eventually france. he started them himself. then having done that and achieved his objective which was the unification of germany he stopped and became a consolidator rather than an instigator and his next 20 years in power as german chancellor devoted to building reassuring alliances and a web of alliances with all of germany's neighbors. so, they would get used to the idea of

again, zachary cruz having no role in the parkland, florida mass shooting. n florida, he did speak about his relationship with his older brother, even described him as a fragile person who was the victim of bullying, often even from his own brother. so what he wants to do now is head north and focus on trying to prevent this from happening again. >> because my brother really didn't fit in with a lot of people, and i saw the effects of that, like, firsthand, so it was a real issue. so i just want to try to change that and i just want to end bullying because it's so dumb. >> zachary cruz will be living with a mentor in virginia. he will have to adhere to weekly counseling, also check ins wi s part of his probation. so what's happening, this nonprofit civil rights advocacy group, they're the ones footing the bill for this relocation. because what he wants to do is leave behind the cloud left by his older brother. >>> still so much more straight ahead in the newsroom. but first, here's a look at tonight's all new episodes of "united shades of america." >> like al

the shooting comes just three months after seventeen people were gunned down at a school in parkland florida widespread wage in the wake of that incident prompted nationwide protests calling on lawmakers to bring in tougher gun controls today the flag at the white house is once again flying is half mast and president donald trump is once again expressing his condolences to his shattered community we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack my administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students secure our schools and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others trump responded to the parkland shooting by encouraging educators to carry weapons but campaigners and experts say tighter gun restrictions are the only way to prevent future massacres. all right some soccer news now and byron munich will battle frankfurt in the final of the german cup tonight runaway bundesliga champs byron are the clear favorites and this match is expected to be t

is deadly and shooting in parkland florida where seventeen people were killed that massacre prompting a nationwide movement against gun violence back then u.s. president donald trump came under fire for supposedly shying away from gun control measures and favor of arming teachers he expressed sorrow in the wake of friday's tragedy this because in going on too long in our country too many years too many decades now we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack my administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students secure or schools and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to them. and that was the u.s. president speaking a short time ago for more let's bring in our correspondent alexander phenomena who is standing by with the latest from the united states and alexander just like to begin by first asking you about the situation we have these reports about potentially explosive devices on the school compound what more can you tell us. yes we go it's an upd

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just three months off to seventeen people son lives in yet another school shooting this time in parkland florida. want to spread outrage in the wake of that instant prompted nationwide protests cooling the preston trump to sign in toughen measures to crack down on gun control his response to encourage educators to also carry weapons. three months passed once again the same heartfelt tribute. to the students families teachers and personnel at santa fe high well with you in this tragic hour and we will be with you forever. my administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students secure our schools and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat. to themselves and to others and she still avoided to have gone stricken rules welcome pain is an expensive like sand the only way to stop them are and we've got some breaking developments for you a boeing seven three seven airliner with the one hundred thirteen people on board has crashed after taking off from havana as international airports that's according to cuban state media three people were pulled out ali

states has been having a big debate over gun control following the massacre at a high school in parkland florida at marjorie's dome in douglas high school and what followed was a wave of student activism including national school walkouts major protest backed by big name celebrities and there was talk that this could perhaps lead congress to pass some kind of meaningful federal legislation which it has not done to date or also that it might intimidate president donald trump to stepping away from his support for gun lobby groups like the n.r.a. but instead we're seeing him here him here addressing the convention and showing that he really still has his support behind the lobby. of to school shooting this to troll did promise a bomb along these stocks remind us what that was about and how four of the proposals go. that's right trump or promised some kind of action on gun control immediately after the shooting at parkland but has since walks back from her bump stocks are a device that essentially let a semi automatic rifle which are widely popular in the united states to fire as though it were an a

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delivering re read allowed the names of the victims of the recent parkland florida shooting. when he concluded, he expressed what we're all feeling by saying, let us hope and pray that they are in a better place and we will always remember. let me suggest, mr. speaker, remembering is not enough. action is required. we stand on this floor and have a moment of silence for those we lost. we're sad for them, for their families, and, yes, for our country. but a moment of silence is not enough. action is required. to ensure that a future moments be lence will not necessary. the nine student speakers in morristown, mr. speaker, like those across the country that day, gave voice to the millions who are scared but determined to see things change. these speeches represent but a snapshot of what americans heard on march 24 at the nationwide march for our lives. i hope my colleagues will read these stroorly poised and thoughtful -- extraordinarily poised and thoughtful students and what they had to say. i hope we can listen to their fears and their hopes and come together to take action.

he's called for new gun safety measures in the wake of a shooting in parkland, florida.ard so much about that lately. we'll see where that ends up today. before

his comments came following the school shooting at parkland, florida, earlier this year. the recurring mass shootings, something curry is tired of seeing happen. >> i feel like it's a broken tape every time you see a situation like this happen. it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: and something he hopes gets addressed. in oakland, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. >>> as part of abc 7's take action campaign, we have a list of local resources on school safety. you can find your ally and connect with local lawmakers by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> now to new developments in the crash that killed a woman and two young girls on 880 in fremont earlier this week. investigators believe 21-year-old dang tran caused the crash while high on cannabis. tonight he's set to be released from jail. eric thomas explains why prosecutors had to let him go. >> reporter: the 48-hour window to charge 21-year-old dang tran expires tonight, and prosecutors say at this point they don't have enough evidence to charge him. in a statement today, the alameda county d.a.'s office said, quote, the

his comments came following the school shooting at parkland, florida, earlier this year. the recurring mass shootings, something curry is tired of seeing happen. >> i feel like it's a broken tape every time you see a situation like this happen. it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: and something he hopes gets addressed. in oakland, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. >>> as part of abc 7's take action campaign, we have a list of local resources on school safety. you can find your ally and connect with local lawmakers by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> now to new developments in the crash that killed a woman and two young girls on 880 in fremont earlier this week. investigators believe 21-year-old dang tran caused the crash while high on cannabis. tonight he's set to be released from jail. eric thomas explains why prosecutors had to let him go. >> reporter: the 48-hour window to charge 21-year-old dang tran expires tonight, and prosecutors say at this point they don't have enough evidence to charge him. in a statement today, the alameda county d.a.'s office said, quote, the

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