suzanna and lewank you both for talking with us. suzanna, i'm going to turn to you first. you doing is? how are you friends doing in the aftermath of this? >> um, the whole community is nity right're com no it's so unfortunate what we're .oing through right now it's a work in progress, but we ll get through it and hopefully make a change in theo end of allf this. >> woodruff: lewis, we should point out you're a legal edent resident of the un states. you have been here for four years. how are you doing? how are your friends doing? >> i'm okay.n, agt's completely different from neg i could have experienced in england, but the community has been phenomenal, not just the commuty here, the community in the world as a whole, especially my friends back in england have been sending all their love and support, and it's helpful because, you know, we really do appreciate the support because we're going through a lot right ww. >> woodruff: susant would you like to see happen? u personally, um, national change, i would love.r but for now, ommunity is really focused on getting change in

we'll see what happens. >> reporter: thank you so much, suzanna.of the students i've talked to here have said they understand nothing is going to happen overnight. they recognize that this is not going to be something that they snap their fingers, talk to these lawmakers and suddenly everything changes. they seem to recognize this is a long haul affair. that they are hoping many of them, especially the seniors and juniors, once they turn 18, they register to vote, they will use their power of voting as well as their power of their voice. again, marching to the capitol, chris, alisyn, back to you. >> dianne, thank you very much. we have breaking news for you. reverend billy graham has died. word is circulating right now, he was 99 years old, born in 1918. the name is a household name in america, one of our most famous ministers. in fact, part of his congregation has been in parkland, florida, doing crisis management after the massacre there. he preached around the world speaking to presidents and world leaders. he had literally been a facet of spiri

uzanna martinez is caller: i'm not that well versed suzanna martinez, she's a republican and i know governor democrat, but a listening to what he has said uring this program, i pretty much agree with him. i just, we need help in this state, it is fe.ost remote from santa i'm new mexico fourth generation and -- take you long would it to drive to santa fe from where you are? caller: it's 273 miles. host: mike, thanks for your time this morning, we appreciate it. maine, what k, comment do you want to make this morning? c-span. thank god for i'm totally addicted. to talk to whichever representative or that was there, currently for about the strategy school safety and i want to run y what i thought, most schools , could the bout speaker say if i was close or far off. host: what is your strategy, ed? i'm guessing it is districts and school boards get they er and set up what think is their strategy for the district in and from the district, it goes to the state department of the tion and then maybe legislature of the state itself. and then to the federal government. the states tever want to take a