the gunman behind the february 20-18 shooting was a former student at stoneman douglas.he confessed tothe crime and was indicted on 17 murder counts.i'm john lorinc reporting. (vicki) (vicki) for your health tonight... the c-d-c is now reporting more than 300 cases of the measles this year. the agency says 314 cases of measles have been reported across the u-s since january first. that's 46 more cases than the number reported last week. measles has been reported in 15 states... including california. two of the larger outbreaks are in washington state and new york. the disease was eliminated in the u-s in 2000 but is common in many other countries, which is how the current outbreaks started. (vicki) go-fund-me is banning anti-vaccination campaigns. the fundraising service is shutting down any campaign that promotes "misinformation" about vaccines. it has a policy that prohibits users from making health claims that have not been approved or verified by regulatory agencies. the move to specifically ban anti-vaccination campaigns comes after companies like facebook, instagram, pinterest an

that tweet from parkland shooting survivor after police confirm another marjorie stoneman student diedy apparent suicide. the second tragedy in one week. medical examiners ruled that recent graduate sydney aiello also died by suicide last sunday. she was diagnosed with ptsd after the massacre where gunmen shot and killed 17 people at the parkland high school. >> we know that this traumatic occurrence increases the risks that's already elevated. >> these recent deaths, putting the spotlight on the continuing need for mental health services, for a community still shaken from massive trauma. >> many of the same emotions are back at the forefront again this week. >> ryan petty lost his daughter elena in the bloodshed last year, but through his pain he created a foundation in her honor. >> what we're dealing with is a new normal here and we have to rick o recognize that, we have to acknowledge it. >> when people are suffering, they don't necessarily have the will to come to you and the best thing you can do is ask them what they're doing. knowing that pain can continue each as time passes.

. >>> marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, is closed today. second student who survived last year's school shooting died in an apparent suicide. the news comes about a week after another survivor took her own life. manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: the marjorie stoneman douglas high school community gathered to confront more tragedy -- two suicides in one week. >> we need to encourage parents to check on each other. >> reporter: coral springs police tell cbs news that a male sophomore who survived the shooting a year ago died saturday from an apparent suicide. it comes just one week after the suicide of sydney aiello, a recent graduate of the high school. aiello was a senior when a gunman killed 17 students and staff. one of her friends, meadow pollock, was killed in the shooting. her family said she struggled with survivors guilt and was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. >> when we lost 17 beautiful souls on february 14th, i said over and over, it can't be 18. and now it's not only 18, it's 19. i just -- now i say i hope it'

for the second time in a week, a student from marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, floridant suicide. nbc's kathy park has more. >> reporter: rest in peace, 17 plus two. that tweet from parkland shooting survivor david hogg as police confirmed another marjory stoneman douglas student died by an apparent suicide. the second tragedy in one week. medical examiners ruled that recent graduate sydney aiello also died by suicide last sunday. her mother said aiello was diagnosed with ptsd aer gunman shotndhe parkland high s >> we know that this t that's already elevated. >> reporter: these recent deaths putting t the continuing need for mental health services for a community still shaken from massive trauma. >> many of the same emotions are back at the forefront again this week. >> reporter: ryan petty lost his daughter elena in the bloodshed last year. but through his pain he created a foundation in her honor. >> what we're dealing with is a new normal here. and we have to recognize that. we have to acknowledge it. >> reporter: more than a year after the mass shooting, experts say

the gunman behind the february 20-18 shooting was a former student at stoneman douglas.he confessed towas indicted on 17 murder counts.i'm john lorinc reporting. (vicki) some staggering numbers - from a new study on gun violence affecting school-age children in the u-s. the study says close to 39-thousand american kids were killed by guns between 19-99 and 20-17. the research - conducted by florida atlantic university - accounted for children between five and 18-years old. researchers say the study says more school-age children die from guns than on-duty police officers or military members. the study found that of the deaths - 86-percent involved boys. black children accounted for 41-percent of those killed. (vicki) a deadly weekend in stockton, as three separate shootings take the lives of five people, and send another to a hospital.(grant) tonight -- community members and city leaders are wondering what can be done to put an end to the violence. it's a problem city leaders have been trying to tackle for several years -- without any success. (vicki) and as reporter kay recede explains

an unnamed student who survived last year's mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school died by suicide saturday and 19-year-old sydney aiello, former student and survivor from parkland, died the previous weekend. she suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder and survrvivor's guguilt according to her mother. we will have more of preventing suicide with columbia university professor kelly posner gerstenhaber later in the broadcast. you can reach the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800 hoffman 273, 8255. that is one of-800-0-273-talk. massacre of the 2018 and gun control activists gathered in washington, d.c., monday, to deland -- demand lawmakers pass the actct that ws introduced in january. 17 students, staff, and teachers were killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school said you're a 14, 2018 and what of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history. the action came one year after the historic march for our lives, which was inspired and led by students and took place in over 700 locations around the world. this is gun control activist, survivor of the mass sh

most of the survivors of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school are actively in therapy how they feel about what happened that day. today in washington, actually, the march for our lives students and graduates are going to be marking the one year anniversary of that march last year in washington with an installation of our representing the unknown victims of gun violence, unrecognized victims of gun violence, delivering letters to members of congress to try and encourage them to pass that universal background -- that universal background checks bill. >> dianne, thank you for this report. i think there is a feeling that after a school shooting when the bullets stop flying, it is over. if you survived, you survived, thank god. it is never over. >> it is never over. >> it is never over. it goes on for years. but as tragic as it is, i do think it is so important to tell people that there are paths through. >> yes, we're going to do that. we're going to do that later on in the program. first, if you are thinking about suicide or anyone you know is in crisis or if you're worri

now we will hear from rebecca shabad from marjory stoneman douglas and parkland, florida. thank you rebecca. >> hi my name is rebecca schneider and i'm eater editor chief at my newspaper at marjory stoneman douglas high school. if you didn't know as most of you do that last year on february 14 it was the site of a shooting which killed 17 people. but i don't think that is what marjory stoneman douglas is all known for now, were not known as a school of victims were known as school survivors, fighters who understood our rights and first amendment rights to speak up for what we believe in and not only that but we were determined to persevere and advocate for the recognition we deserve, our right to live. i think that if you would take anything from today it should be that it doesn't matter your age, 15, 16, 17, if you're old enough to be affected by the society are not old enough to have a say. your old enough to speak up for. and stand up for what you believe in. i have not just saying that as the surviving of a school shooting i've seen it in other student journalist. befo

>>> a marjory stoneman douglas student has diefd an apparent suicide. student has not been identified. it's unclear whether there was a direct connection to last year's massacre at the school. the parkland community already mourning the passing of sydney aiello. she was diagnose d with post-traumatic stress disorder. >> we spoke with one of the parents of the shooting. >> there's been a number of resources including options for counselling, but unfortunately, sometimes there's cig stigmas associated with getting help for mental illness, for depression and anxiety. for the trauma they have all suffered. so some students are not availing themselves of those opportunities. and some parents are not understanding that the risks of anxiety and depression. >> if it you or someone you know might be at risk of suicide, you can call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-8 1-800-273-8255. >>> cnn learned pilots from the three american carriers that fly boeing 737 max planes tested software upgrades in a simulator this weekend. the changes are intended to d

for the second time in a week, a marjory stoneman douglas high school student has died of an apparent suicide. the student has not been identified and it is unclear whether there was a direct connection to last year's massacre at the school. the parkland community was already mourning the passing of sydney aiello. she lived through the school shooting but suffered with survivor's guilt. >> ckaylee hartung spoke with ryan petty. his daughter did not survive the tragedy. >> there are been a number of resources including options for counselinging, but unfortunately sometimes there are stigmas associated with getting help for menlet mental illness. so unfortunately some students are not a favailing themselves those opportunities and some parents are not understanding that the risks of anxiety and depression. >> if someone you know or you might be at risk of suicide, you can call the national suicide prevention life line at 1-800-273-8255. >>> cnn has lenn learned pilots the three american carriers that fly the boeing 737 max planes tested software upgrades this weekend. the fament a h ach

claro que los devastadores hechos perduran por tiempos, en la masacre de escuela secundaria marjory stonemann los últimos días dos jóvenes se han quitado la vida, presas de efectos traumáticos de aquel día, vamos con la información . >> la tragedia golpea a la comunidad de parkland, la policía de (nombre en inglés) confirmó la muerte de un estudiante, no revelaron información, pero secretaría de se presume que sea un suicidio, se confirmó la muerte de (información en pantalla) su madre dijo que desde que se fue a la universidad experimentó estrés postraumático y dijo tener miedo encontrarse en un salón de clases, piden mejorar tratamientos del cuidado de salud mental de sobrevivientes del pasado 14 de febrero para que salgan adelante, sus familias deben estar seguros que sus jóvenes seguirán adelante tras las tragedia, tendremos la información a las 6:30/5:30 en el noticiero nacional, regreso contigo al estudio . >>qué cosa más dolorosa, muchas gracias . >> la presencia d la droga en ciudad de méxico hasta ahora era silenciosa pero las cosas cambian porque muestran su poderío y no se ocultan

the gunman behind the february 20-18 shooting was a former student at stoneman douglas.he confessed tohe crime and was indicted on 17 murder counts.i'm john lorinc reporting. (pam) in other national news tonight... with the conclusions which have come out of robert mueller's report so far, california republicans say, it is not just a win for the president, but for the party. in his memo to members of congress, attorney general william barr wrote, that at the conclusion of mueller's 22-month investigation, "the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia... in its efforts to influence the 2016 u.s. presidential election." california republican national committeewoman harmeet dhillon says, this paves a positive path for the party for next year's election season. (ken) along the russian river, flood cleanup continues as this next storm arrives. crews have been criss-crossing the area picking up huge loads of debris from people's curbsides. (pam) kron 4's dan kerman has more on the cleanup efforts

survived the school shooting in parkland, florida has taken his own life, he was a sophomore at marjory stoneman douglas high school, this is the second apparent suicide of a student there in just about a week. >>> new at noon, celebrity lawyer michael avanatti is under arrest. alleging he embezzled a client's money to pay off his own expenses and debts. accused of trying to extort more than $20 million from sports wear giant nike. mpantipublicity ened the if convicted he could face to you 50 years in prison. he is due in court next monday. >>> a so than know county woman was aboard a cruise ship that cot caught up in a storm in norway, why it set off in the first place. >> passengers aboard the viking sky had just finished breakfast saturday morning when furniture started flying and parts of the ceiling came crashing down. >> we came so close to having catastrophic event out there. >> that close call has lead norwegian authorities to open an investigation into why the ship's crew may have ignored storm warnings and set off in violent waves up to 26 feet high. the captain issued a may day call,

al conocer la noticia de un segundo y aparente suicidio de un estudiante de la secundaria marjory stonemanaginar el dolor de las familias porue no es algo fÁcil para mÍ ni para nadie y mÁs porque estas personas se encierran y se aislan solas ya que sienten que no tienen con quien hablar. duele ver que tienen que llegar al punto de quitarse su propia vida porque probablemente no tienen a nadie quien de verdad les ayude. siempre dicen " aquÍ estamos para ti" pero una cosa es decirlo y otra demostrarlo. borja: sabemos que tienes a otro hermano que estuvo en la misma escuela. cÓmo se encuentra Él? en algÚn tipo de trauma luego de lo que ocurriÓ. miguel: gracias a dios nos hemos mantenido unidos como familia y Él estÁ muy bien ahora y no tengo por quÉ preocuparme. nos tenemos que motivar para apoyarnos entre nosotros para seguir adelante. por mi familia no estoy tan preocupado sino que yo y mi hermano quisiÉramos ayudar a las personas que necesitan ayuda. borja: gracias por conectarte con nosotros. te lo agradecemos. la pregunta que estÁ en el aire es si se llega a confirmar que la vÍctima fata

. >>> parkland is still gripped by trauma and fear more than a year after the massacre at stoneman douglas one thing that's helped the healing is art. cnn's diane gallagher joins us with the story. what are they doing? >> it's as simple as that, alisyn. art mixed with therapy. one thing almost every student and teacher who survived the massacre tells me is therapy was available everywhere but they didn't feel it was really accessible to them. maybe it wasn't the right kind of therapy. but some of them found something in an art program and they say they have been doing well over the past year. there's a saying. art is food for the soul. >> i believe it's a good way to get your mind off of what's happening. >> reporter: in coral springs, this art could be saving souls. >> instead of just staying by yourself and letting your thoughtsfester. >> days after the massacre at stoneman douglas high school, the coral springs museum of art expanded the veterans art therapy program to anyone affected by the shooting. art and trauma therapists work with survivors as they express feelings about trauma th

two students that survived the stoneman douglas shooting died by suicide in florida. the school opened up a wellness center. andparents are trying to provide resources to help survivors. you can see this story on the "today" ow. > we're committed to changing minds about mental health and connecting people who are suffering to resources that cane . go to nbcwashington.com. >> today, bump stocks are banned in the country. it can be put on a semiautomatic rifle. gun rights groups have asked the supreme court to intermean. there's no indication it will. >>> today, the house will try to override the first veto of president trump's presidency. he was trying to veto a vote th would have prevented the emergency declaration for his money at the border. >>> today, republicans will argue in a the democrats violated the constitution when they reconfiyred mnd's sixth district. lower courts ruled the map t be unconstitutional. >>> we're learning more about a deadly frederick county-involved shooting. this was breaking news yesterday. a deputy shot and kill eed a ma afer he refused

but i don't think that's what marjory stoneman douglas high school is known for now. we are not known as a school of victims. we are a school of fighters. fighters who understood our first amendment rights to speak up for what we believe in and to advocate for the right to live. and i think that if you are going to take anything from today, it should be that it does not matter your age. we were 14, 15, 16, 17. if you are old enough to be affected by the ills of society you are old enough to have a say , in it, and to speak up for what you believe in. i am not just saying that as a survivor of a school shooting. i am saying that as a student journalist. before february 14 and after february 14, i wrote about issues that were important to me. violence, ors good lgbtq topics, diversity. each of these issues were as important as the other. if any issues are important to you, i encourage you to stand up for your rights, to speak up for them, write about them. because i have seen that student voices are the most important thing in this country right now. these are the thing

. >> the marjory stoneman douglas high school community gathered today to confront more tragedy, two suicides in one week. >> we need to encourage parents to check on each other. >> coral springs police tell cbs news that a male sophomore who survived the shooting a year ago died saturday from an apparent suicide. it comes just one week after the suicide of sydney iaelo, a recent graduate of the high school. she was a senior last year when a gunman killed 17 students and school staff. one of her friends meadow was killed in the shooting. her family said she struggled with survivor's guilt and diagnosed diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. >> we lost 17 beautiful souls on february 14th. and i said over and over it can't be 18, and now it's not only 18, it's 19. now i say i hope it's not 20. >> ryan petty's daughter died in the shooting. he has since worked on suicide prevention and suggests a series of questions to help those with suicidal thoughts. >> have you thought about killing yourself? have you put any plans in to place? have you thought about how you would do that? i

the victim was a male sophomore at marjory stoneman high school in parkland, florida.second suicide in about a week. on march 17th, sydney aiello, a recent graduating took her own life. good morning, manuel. >> reporter: good morning. this memorial behind me was created in honor of the 17 students and staff members killed in the shooting last february. with survivors still living with the trauma of that day, parents and officials here in broward county say it is time to redouble their efforts to prevent more lives from being lost. >> your kids are at risk. our town is at risk. >> reporter: community leaders and residents met sunday to confront the newest tragedy rippling across parkland, florida. >> you must communicate with your children. children, you got to talk to your friends. >> reporter: a marjory stoneman douglas high school student who survived last year died saturday in an apparent suicide. so far, police say they have found no link to sydney aiello, who took her own life last weekend. >> looking at sydney, a lot of us see ourselves. >> reporter: her classmat

but i don't think that's what marjory stoneman douglas is all about always known for no. were not known as a school of victims were known as the school of fighters. fighters who understood our rights for first amendment rights to speak up for what we believe in. that only that but we are determined and persevere to advocate for the rights we believe that we reserve, the right to live. i think that if you're going to take anything from today it's that it doesn't matter what your age, we were 1415 1617. if you are old enough to be wrist affected by society your old enough to have a say in it. in your old enough to speak up for a. stand up for what you believe in. i have not just seen that as a survivor of the school shooting i've seen that as other student journalist. before february 14 and after that wrote about stories that are important to me and imported my classmates whether they be lgbtq class issues, gun violence, and a school and school violence in the cities and streets. or break culture and diversity in each of these are just as important as the other. if any of t

. >> standout pitcher at marjory stoneman douglas high school where 17 students and teachers died, tragically in the second deadly shooting at a u.s. public school. >> i was on my way to the high school, i was going to go live to some batter's eye before i left and i was running late. i was supposed to be there when school got out. and then my coach texted me don't come there is an active shooter. >> the 21 -year-old seemed mature beyond his years. with a bright baseball future. he set up a scholarship fund for his high school to make sure no one forgets the past. >> i would be where i am today without friends, teachers, coaches and staff who helped me at douglas. agree she appreciate all the donations in a know it will go a long way to help in the people my community during this difficult time. >> he traveled to japan hoping to get a little more work. he is so close. >> we don't know if he will make the 25? >> we don't. they play a couple games in japan and come back so there is still time to shovel the roster. >> so young so much promise. >> bright future. >> head is in the right place. . >

a second stoneman douglas student who is not been identified also died over the weekend. mental health this birds estimate more than a quarter of people who witness mass shootings develop a tst. the student says she sees a apist. >> i p ts meone professi a >> rte neown, ccticut, ere th community tias locate news mo >> if you or someone you know is at risk of suicide, you can call 1-800-273-8255. >>> it is 4:41 am. >>> >>> a morgan hill teenager helped to catch a burglary by locking herself in the bathroom as a suspect terrorized our home. the teenager say she saw an unknown woman in the backyard and heard a window break. the suspect was captured on the home surveillance system allegedly ransacking each room before walking out with a pillowcase and other goods. thanks to the teen's quick actions, officers were waiting outside the home. >> she stayed on the line with us and stayed calm as much as she could. she described what was going on and what she heard. she tried to stay as quiet as possible to not alarm the suspect she was home. >> the suspect has been booked into san

the students observed 17 milutes ofce for the 17 lives lost at mjory stoneman douglas high school last year. this is the second year in a row for this demonstration. students say they want lawmakers to pass stricter gun laws. >> it hurts that we've gotten to the point where a lot of people wen't care because it's the new norm. ave to do everything we can. weobligation to do the right thing. h >> wee to show that the student movement has staying otpower. it's a fad. >> the students want the march to become an annual event. >>> 4:10. and this weekend, millions of people are celebrate st. patrick's day. you'll see green shirts and green beer. >> and doctors and dietitians are showing everyone you should be seeing gre year-round on your plate year ouround. >> money? >> vegetables. studies he shown that eating more vegetables can lower the risk of canc, heart disease and type 2 diabetes. only 9% of adults eat the recommended amount of vegetables a day. if't you c find fresh produce, consider frozen vegetables. >> by the time it's in the fresh section at your grocery store, it's beenpicked,

. >> reporter: sydney aiello lost one of her closest friends during the shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high last year. she graduated and learned to teach yoga, brightening other people's days, her family says. her mother says sydney also felt survivor's guilt and was diagnosed with ptsd. she never asked for help before taking her own life eight days ago. then this weekend, a current sophomore died by suicide. does it reopen the trauma of what you guys went through? >> i mean, all of a sudden it's like 2018. we're going to have to think about funerals again. grady an emstohl are seniors now. sam was grazed by bullets in the shooting and the very next morning was asked about the friend who was shot next to her. >> unfortunately, she didn't make it. >> reporter: what do you think the rest of the country needs to know right now? >> it's still a process. we're still crying at night. we're still scared of loud noises. it's still affecting us. >> reporter: as we were talking today, news that jeremy richman, the father of 6-year-old avielle, killed at sandy hook elementary, died by app

schools.yo may remember they did the same thing last year, one month after t mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas highow school in florida. the principal at woodrow wilson high school sent a letter home to parents saying while this is not a school-sponsored event they, quote, encourage and support students exercising their first amendment rights. participating in a walkout is a individual family's decision and we encourage you to discuss your child's plans. that letter goes on to say that while the school expects students remain in class, those students who wish to participate must provide -- provide, rather, written consent from their parents to avoid getting anse un-excused e. >>> people have mixed feelings tonight about the relocation of some students at one prince george's county high school. an hvac installation has to be igdone at central school in capitol heights. that means next school to attend forestville high schoolst district leaders say the $20 million project is too big for students to b in the building. parents worry about their children catching busses several miles away.

they both attended the marjory stoneman douglas school in parkland where students launched a campaignter the tragedy. boeing says it has invited more than 200 airline pilots, technical experts and regulators to its factory as part of its efforts to restore the grounded 737 max to commercial service. boeing said the session would give information about software and training updates for the aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes since october. a pro—military political party in thailand has performed better than predicted in the country's first election since the army took power five years ago. the palang pracharat party won about half a million more votes than the main opposition party. official results, which were postponed from sunday, are due out in the coming hours. from bangkok, jonathan head reports. it was a day that had been promised, and then repeatedly postponed. thais by and large participated keenly, despite an electoral system that tilts the odds heavily in the military government's favour. the man who deposed the last elected government in a coup and has ru

. >> reporter: a second student from marjory stoneman douglas high school has died in an apparent suicide. >> this is heartbreaking. it's hard enough to lose the 17. it adds to the heart break this community has already suffered. >> reporter: police say the student was found dead less than a week after sidney a ix ello exited suicide. she lost several friends last year. sh students and three adults were killed. aiello's mother says her daughter struggled with survivor's guilt and ptsd. >> so for people who developed ptsd going back to that school could be a major trigger. >> reporter: the second suicide victim was a male sophomore. and his dth has expected gravely concerned. >> if a terrible event occurs and you're struggling or you notice someone who struggling, get them help. >> reporter: it's unclear in the second victim was enrolled at the school at the time of the shooting. officials met to discuss how to prevent any more suicides. >> those students and their families have been through so much. >>> let's turn now to weather. let's take a look at your weather for this monday morning.

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it was one month after the mass shooting a marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. the principal at woodrow wilson high school sent a letter to parents. she says while thi not a school-sponsored event, they, quote, encourage and support students exercising their first amendment rights. participating in a utwalk is an individual family's decision and we encourage yis toss your child's plan. threater says while the school pects students tomain in class, those students who do wish to participate must provide written consent from their parents to avoid getting an unexcused absence. >>> 4:37 now, a wild night in pittsburgh ended with a disappointment and end to ain streak for the capitals. the caps were u 2-0 halfway through the second period. then it just fell apart when the goals in cored three less than two minutes. that hurt. then the fists started to fly. tom wilson took down a penguin player and kept things going in the penalty box. before the end, alex ovechkin made assist 1200 of his career bu the p's seven game win streak ended. they lost. >> lick your unds. sha

they both attended the marjory stoneman douglas school in parkland where students launched a campaigninvited more than 200 airline pilots, technical experts and regulators to its factory as part of its efforts to restore the grounded 737 max to commercial service. boeing said the session would give information about software and training updates for the aircraft, which has been involved in two fatal crashes since october. reports in the british media say the prime minister, theresa may, is considering whether to hold indicative votes in parliament to explore possible ways to break the brexit deadlock. members of her cabinet have been publicly expressing their loyalty after intense speculation that senior ministers want her to resign. it's not the time to change the captain of the ship. i think what we need to do is to chart the right course, and the prime minister has charted that right course by making sure that we have a deal which honours the referendum mandate. and which also allows us to leave in a way which means that we can strengthens our economy and also take advantage of lif

now, last year at this time the state was still reeling from the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. out of that tragedy grew the msd commission which outlined a series of recommendations to approve -- improve security at florida schools. i support the recommendations and i ask that you enact them into law. these reforms are a testament to the tenacity, courage and character of the families of the parkland victims. the hard work of those like hunter pollock, who i believe is here with us today, and many others have already helped save lives and has made our state even stronger. they should be commended for their efforts. [ applause ] i've gotten to know a number of families and one thing that's stuck with me is something i've heard a number of them say, that this was the most preventable school shooting maybe in history. when i took office many of the parkland families felt there had not been any accountability at the school district or at the sheriff's office for the string of failures that culminated in the massacre so i acted by successful petitioning for a statewide

eighty percent of its tone and agreed with that statement so take it as it is conveyed to present the stoneman you would have been but you would have won the elections you don't win the elections you came first we did very well but i want to us about the status of this visit. as of what i please . we will get to the racism issue but this was back when i wasn't a politician in an elected office i was a talking head. commentator show you have sold your views have you know exactly so what's the relevance of below the relevance is that when you say talking heads you are allowed to say things or actually you're expected to say things out in a more up front so you want lost you won as the birds your films i feel as black go back and as the human rights group in parliament pointed out at the time a call to treat dark skinned people differently from others is an ambiguously racist view what is racism in europe nowadays is the replacement of indigenous people that is pure racism and we don't have to agree to that discriminates of humans and we were on the grounds of the common no i don't miss you do we

there were 20 mass shootings in america last year alone, including parkland, the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school, where 17 people were killed, including joaquin oliver. his father manuel saying today -- >> new zealand is doing the right thing. apparently, we are somehow surprised about what new zealand did instead of being surprised about what we don't do. >> reporter: gun rights advocates here say there are big differences. the second amendment protects americans' individual right to own firearms, and guns are deeply embedded in american culture. no comment from the white house tonight about those new new see land laws. the trump administration did ban bump stocks after that las vegas sho shooting, made some minor improvements to the background checks, but anything more ambitious than that has gone nowhere. david? >> terry, thank you. >>> and now to a major headline involving the middle east. president trump overturning decades of u.s. policy in a tweet today, saying it's time for america to fully recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. the president giving a

they both attended the marjory stoneman douglas school, in parkland, where students launched a campaignsque in new zealand in which 50 people died has sent shock waves around the world. nowhere more so than australia, the home country of the alleged gunman. it's opened up a debate over whether some in australia's political class have dragged racist ideology into mainstream public life. but many dismiss this, pointing to the large number of flourishing migrant communities. the bbc‘s stephen mcdonell, in sydney, looks at both sides. when people are getting attacked in their own... fraser anning, a senator from the fringe of australian politics, had an egg cracked onto his head by a protesting teenager after the politician said immigration was to blame for the mass murder in new zealand. these divisive comments have opened big wounds here. anyone who has been to an australian city would have seen the sea of faces from diverse backgrounds, yet the paradox here is that while this is one of the most successful multicultural societies in the world, it seems there are still votes to be had in s

. >> reporter: tonight, a second student from marjory stoneman douglas high school has died in an apparent suicide. >> this is heart breaking. it was hard enough to lose the 17. it adds to the heart break this community has suffered. >> reporter: police say the student found dead saturday less than a week after, 19-year-old former student sydney aiello took her own life. aiello lost several friends last february when a former student allegedly went classroom to classroom opening fire with an semi-automatic rifle. 14 students and 3 adults were killed. aiello's mother says her daughter struggled with survivor's guilt and ptsd. >> for people who developed ptsd after the shooting, returning to the school could be a major trigger. >> reporter: "the miami herald" reports the second suicide victim was a male sophomore and his death has experts gravely concerned. >> if a terrible event occurs and you're struggling or you notice someone who is struggling, get them help. >> reporter: david, it's unclear if this second suicide victim was enrolled at the school at the time of the shooting. still, we'r

. >> reporter: the memorial outside stoneman douglas continues to grow. after what's been a devastating few days. there is another community meeting later this week. they are doing what they can to reach the students but that is difficult with the school on spring break. david. >> the meetings so important. thanks to you. and it's important remind everyone at home, there is help out there. the suicide prevention lifeline on the screen. 1-800-237-8255 and counsellors are always there to help. >>> we turn overseas and tensions rising in the middle east causing prime minister benjamin netanyahu to cut short his visit to the united states. a rocket fired from the gaza strip into israel destroying a home. israeli military responding with air strikes. the new flare-up comes two weeks before israel's election. >>> there is more ahead tonight, the man hunt at this hour for a gunman who showed up and opened fire in a neighborhood, shooting in homes, apartments and came back the next day. authorities say doing it again. >>> also the severe weather threat as we are

two students o survived the stoneman douglas school shooting survived in florida.he mother of sydney aiello said she suffered survivor's guilt. you can seeore on this coming up on the "today" show. >>> news 4s working for you. we're committed to changing o mind mental health and connecting people who are suffering to resources who can help. >>> no verdict has been reached ai an alexandria murder case, where the suspect he thought the victim was a werewolf. he is accused of killing brad jackson last july. he told investigators he thought jackson was a werewolf. he was in the middle of a psychotic breakdown when he drove from his own in new jersey to alexandria. >>> the fairfax county school board is taking action after the death of a third grader. ee county wants to add safety devices to itsctronic dividers in schools. the student died when helping a teacher. the new sensors will prevent the divider from moving if somethins gets in path. there are 127 of them. the fding is being added to the school district's budget. >>> we'reaj tracking developments for cherry blos

richman's death comes only days after a male sophomore at s rjory stoneman douglas high school took hisoming the second survivor of last year's mass shooting in parkland, florida, to die by ssicide. 19-year-old sydney aiello died dst over a week ago. her family said she struggled d th p.t.s.d. and survivor's guilt. kyra parrow was her classmate. >> if not all, the majority of my graduating class and other classes experienced survivors' guilt and post-traumatic stress disorder. i feel like even if you aren't feagnosed with p.t.s.d. you have some type of form of p.t.s.d. >> reporter: parkland's eagles haven support center was supposed to open next month but decided to counsel people today due to the recent tragedies. sarah franco is the executive oprector. what's the most important thing that a parent can do right now? rt the most important thing a parent can do right now is ask their child if they have any ehoughts of hurting themselves, of dying, any plans, and to listen and be comfortable listening. >> reporter: mental health experts estimate more than a quarter of people who witness m

more heartbreak after last year's fatal rampage at marjory stoneman douglas high school.ryan petty/daughterparkland shooting"the trauma associated with what happened on february 14th last year is not over for this community."fourteen-students and three staff members were killed in the shooting...... and now two students at the school -- at least one who survived the massacre -- took their own lives within the last week.it's not clear if the latest apparent suicide was related to the attack. the news comes as the community mourns sydney aiello, who died last sunday.ryan petty/daughter died in parkland shooting"this is a new normal for the msd, parkland and coral springs communities. we just have to recognize that. we can't go back to february 13th as long as we'd like to."parents and county officials held an emergency meeting sunday night....the main issue: how to prevent additional suicides. cindy arenberg seltzer/children's services council of broward county"know that you ( james ) and...the reason some avocados grown in california are now under recall. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] million

richman's death comes only days after a male sophomore at marjory stoneman douglas high school took his life, becoming the second survivor of last year's mass shooting in parkland, florida to die by suicide. 19-year-old sydney aiello died just over a week ago. her family said she struggled with ptsd and survivors guilt. kyra parrow was her classmate. >> if not all the majority of my graduating class and other classes experience post traumatic stress disorder. even if you aren't diagnosed with ptsd, you have some type of form of ptsd. >> reporter: parkland's eagles support center was supposed to open next month, but decided to counsel people today, due to the recent tragedies, sarah franco is the executive director. what's the most important thing that a parent can do right now? >> the most important thing that a parent can do right now is ask their child if they have any thoughts of hurting themselves, of dying, any plans, and to listen and be comfortable listening. >> reporter: mental health experts estimate more than a quarter of people who witness mass shootings develop ptsd. >> ther

. >> reporter: 7-year-old justin keys is a second-grader at stoneman elementary in pittsburgh. he is polite, athletic and motivated but his mother, shannon riley says his behavior changed in january when she learned from a teacher he was being bullied. >> she told me he was kicked in his head and had a knot on his head and was sent to the principal and nothing happened. >> reporter: just in, a bit reluctant to talk about it, says he has been defending himself against two second grade boys . >> one time i was just walking and they came up to me and pushed me so i pushed them back. >> justin had begun to completely shut down meaning he would be in class, he is an a student. he went and would not do his work and would sit there and cry. >> reporter: his mother says she contacted principal, terry done on january 28 and took them out of school saying the principal had no way of ensuring his safety. >> i said well what happened when he got the knot on his head when he was dragged across the school grounds being kicked and beaten? he said, again, i dropped the ball and i apologize. >>

escaped the mass shooting that killed seventeen of her fellow students and teachers at marjorie stoneman douglas high school a little over a year ago i.l.s. mother said the first year college student took her own life she had struggled with depression and anxiety one of i.l.o.'s best friends meadow pollack was killed in the high school shooting another teenage survivor of the mass murder a boy died in an apparent suicide on saturday florida police said the victim was not named the deaths focused attention on the severe effects of trauma on survivors of gun violence and their families every know they think it is sad right now we're grappling with a lot of mental health issues and have come to the forefront as a result of a lot of these shootings according to statistics published by the national health council a group of health care providers pharmaceutical and health insurance companies and health related nonprofit organizations five million americans suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder on an annual basis the council says seventy seven percent of children exposed to school shooting

in the past two weeks, two students who survived the stoneman douglas high school shooting in floridaied. the name of the second student has not been released. you can see more about this in a full report on the "today" show. >>> verdict reached in an alabama murder case where the suspect claims he thought the vicm was a werewolf. testimony revealed that he was in the midst of a psychotic breakdown, when he drove from his new jersey home to alexandria. >>> the cherry blossom festival is under wath blooms are opening up fast at the tidalbain now. >> that's where we find aimee cho this moatning. you need to know approaching peak bloom. excited amyimee. >> that's right. peak bloom could be this weekend. yoo are starting see the beautiful pink starting to come ht. even thougit's chilly and windy out here. once the pedals come out, the cold starts to become a problem. that is some good news there. just about one week left until pk bloom with the tidal basin and your instagram fieeed, coved in pink. just sh a gorgeous sight. it takes my breath away, no a matter how times i've seen it. recom