, and the globe participated in the march for our lives, calling for gun control following the valentine's s day massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school, which left 17 people dead -- 14 students, three faculty. we will air highlights from the historic washington, d.c., rally, including 18-year-old emma gonzalez who stood on stage for ovover four minutes in silee in what has been described as the loudest silence in the history of u.s. social protest. >> since thehe time that i came out here, it has been six miminutes, 20 seconds. the shooter has ceased shooting them will soon abandon his ririfle, blend in withth the studentss s they escape, and walk free front our before arrest. five for your lives for it is someone else's job. amy: all of that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. more than one million students, parents, teachers, anti-violence activists took to the streets saturday in washington, d.c., around the country and around the world come in the march for our lives. the historic day of action was organized

valentine's day... a gunman killed 17 people on the florida campus. according to u-s-a today... 37 threats were made against schools in california. only texas and ohio saw more threats. and a new report by the "educator's school safety network" is even more alarming. they say more than 600 threats targeted schools in the two weeks after the parkland shootings. they say that number is probably on the low side. experts say the root of the problem -- are students who are too young to realize the severity of their comments. ( darya ) happening now... police in santa rosa are looking for two people who stabbed a homeless man. it happened on the prince memorial greenway near highway 101 and highway 12. it happened just before 10:00 last night. police found the victim walking down the street... bleeding from the head. it started with an argument... when the attackers approached the man and tried to steal his bag. when he tried to take his bag back... that's when he was stabbed in the head. ( darya ) shots ring out in san shots ring out in san francisco durin

valentine's day... a gunman killed 17 people on the florida campus. according to u-s.. 37 threats were made against schools in california. only texas and ohio saw more threats. and a new report by the "educator's school safety network" is even more alarming. they say more than 600 threats targeted schools in the two weeks after the parkland shootings. they say that number is probably on the low side. experts say the root of the problem -- are students who are too young to realize the severity of their comments. ( darya ) a big story this morning... the state of california and the justice department are now suing each other. and it all goes back to the issue of immigration and sanctuary cities.<"how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers.">( darya ) attorney general jeff sessions spoke yesterday in sacramento. we carried his remarks live. the trump administration wants to undo three california laws --- limiting law enforcement cooperation and information sharing on a person's immigration status. ( darya ) san francisco's in

y claro que todo el miami dolphins smu d uniendo en para conmemorar es s masacre >> 17 vmaictimas en esta matan d de san valentin hablaremos dlde los dletalles quesobre el ase o confeso pero mientras tanto c t continuamos con el show >> claro poaaulina esta con no s nosotros, buenos dias con las o noticias del dia >> muy buenos dias, comenzamos con la primera edicion de noti i noticias tlelemundo, con 17 m minutos de silencio se record o recordaron las vmictimas de la s escuela, petstudiantes y maestr dejaron las armas para pedir mas seguridad eln las aulas, repvam con el reporte en vivo y mas informacion sobre esta noticia. >> asi es, bduenos dias, aqui o comenzo a las 10 la suspensius d de clases por parte dle los a e estudiantes de esta escuela,.e n estan en el facampo de futbol b hablando entre ellos y rindiendo honor a las pnersonas que perd e perdieron la vida que ya cumple 1 mes de haber sucedido, esta n conmigo una mama te veia conm conmovconmov conmovida, que sientes decomo r matias del rimad madre >> es increible que haya pasado un mes se me hace un nudo en la garganta, smestamos aqui apoyan a la comun

the one nine hundred twenty nine st valentine's day massacre when and was known for his off screen associations with the underworld the thing that made the difference s. getting the threat of the gangster is that their life their lives are in danger which meant that just because they got bored being a drag couldn't do anything about. david selznick. either got a hold of the script or billy wilder told him the idea for some like it hot i can't remember at this point and selznick was horrified because everyone knew you can't mix death and comedy well as some like cannot demonstrate the greatest of comedies come from bringing together things that everyone tells you you can't do you know not god no way. i don't like no witness we will be the words you won't break nothing not even a. feeling while the wants to talk to you. really was it was a gruff joven expatriate voting minute you know we had a little touch of that actually it would scare anybody so i said o o o o ok and billy came down from the little theatre and i and we went into a room and this is what he told me i'm going to make a picture of two men two guys who have to dress up as women because t

control following the valentine's day massacre and marjory stoneman douglas high school that left 17 people dead. we returned to highlight from the use led rally in washington. this is student david who survived the shooting in parkland. day fromple die every guns and our country, yet most representatives have no public stance on guns. and to that, we say no morore! we are going to make as a voting issue. we are going to make -- take this to every electition, to evy state and every city. we''re goingng to make sure the best peoplple get in our electis to run, not as politicians, but as americans. because this is not cutting it. suppress yoyourto vote and are people who stand against you because you are too young, wee say no more! togethere time to come , not as democrats, not as republicans, but as americans. of the same flesh and blood they care about one thing and one thing only, and that is the future of this country and the children that are going to lead it. [cheers] inn will try to separate us demographics. they will try to separate us by religion, race, congressional district, and class. they will fail. [cheers] we will come togogether. we will get rid of these

valentine's day prank. as we took our time and packed up, we walked down the stairs s eventually, and as he walked down the stairs, people were joking and laughing. we took our time. when we got down to the stairs, that's when i realized something really was wrong. as i looked behind my school were supposed to go for our fire drill, i saw kids running. i saw kids running for their life. is look in their eyes something that no one should ever have to see. the fact of the matter is kids still thought it was a joke. they thought it was a joke because we were told at our school that we were going to have a code red drill with actors and blanks being fired. kids were laughing, while on the other side of my school campus my friends were dying. , we had no idea what was going on just a few feet away from us at that time. as i saw people running and people joking, i grabbed my four closes friends my class and i said something is wrong here. we have to get back to class. they're like, don't worry lauren, it is just a drill. i said no, guys, i know something is wrong. at this moment, something was telling me that so

valentine's day massacre, calling for comprehensive gun control. when we e come back,k, we go to alabama to hear about another school shooting just a few weeks after parkland that has s not gotten anything likeke the attention of whahat happened in florida. stay with us all. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. wednesday's nationwide student walkout occurred one month after 17 students and staff were shot dead at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. for students left classes 17 minutes -- one minute for each person murdered in parkland. but in alabama, some students walked out for 18 minutes to remember another student who was recently killed by gun violence at school. courtlin arrington, a 17-year-old african-american student who was shot dead last ink at huffman high school birmingham, alabama, by a fellow student. she was a high school senior who is planning to attend college next year. she had dreams of becoming a nurse. amy: while the parkland shooting has dominated national headlines for a month, far less coverage wawas paid to o the deathh of courtlin

valentine's day. february 14, 2008 at the marjory stoneman douglas. -- high school. the student survivors organized this historic march in washington today. the march for our lives. this is democracy now!'sind us. soledad: can you tell me your name and what your sign says? >> i'm norah hammel top and my sign says we live in a world here girls clovepting are more morntoried than murder weapons. amy: explain what you mean, also with your t-shirt, students demand action. >> i've seen my friends get dress coded and have to call comb and get mu new pants because they had sthresm jeans on. -- when ticed that imy school has -- or my state, all you have to do is sign a piece of paper that says that you don't have mental illness in order to get a gun. amy: how would are you? >> i am 13. amy: you know a lot about your state rules. >> my mom is part of the -- i've learned a lot of it from you. amy: your best friend is next to you. what is your nainl? page. >> it's says at first we were fighting for women's fights. now we we were fighting foreour chin's lives. amy: and why are you here today? because i'm very passionate about this subject and i'm trying to change this. i don't think my friends shoul