. >> martha: brave young survivor of the parkland school shooting has a side of the store you have not heard and he claims the media ignored him and others who feel like he does. despite all of the investigations and arguing over russian meddling in the 2016 election, what we told you the russian are on track to have continued influence in the 2008 elections? two congressmen investigating the collusion in the 2016 election. a lot of headline. they join us moments away. >> certainly there was meddling and probably there was meddling from other countries maybe other individuals. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. >> ♪ >> there obviously is concern about an on-going effort ever russians to interfere with our elections. the white house is well aware of that. as we all are. and agencies have been tasked to address this. >> martha: the direct of national intelligence doing perhaps a little bit of clean

parkland school shooting. student will leave class to stand in solidarity for 17 minutes to honor the 17 lives lost at stoneman douglas. >> ninan: well, president trump said today that he believes north korea will stick to its pledge to suspend missile tests before and during his summit this spring with kim jong-un. in a tweet trump noted that "north korea has not test tired a rocket since november." the president is making a quick visit tonight to pennsylvania. here's errol barnett. >> let's see what happens. let's see what happens. >> reporter: at a rally for a local republican congressional candidate in pennsylvania, president trump spoke at length about his upcoming meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> north korea's tough. they're testing nuclear weapons. >> reporter: mr. trump told the crowd north korea promised to halt missile tests ahead of talks, but he made no promises. >> who know? if it happens, if it doesn't happen. i may leave fast or we may sit down and make the greatest deal for the

month after the parkland school shooting. you are looking live at washington on your left. on the right is fonew york city. you've got demonstrations planned from maine to miami, houston to honolulu. we are live op the ground inside their walk outs. chris murphy will be here. school board members and students and the reporters you see on your screen plus more. i want to start with mariana who looks to be in the thick of things right at this protest where you are. >> reporter: halle we're right here in front of the white house and i want to be very respectful of the 17-minute moment of silence. there's a crowd of at least a thousand students expected here and that's what we're seeing. they started trickling in, they took the trans from maryland from baltimore to the greater d.c. hair to sit here and if i have their backs to the white house. students from all angles are going to be pressuring lawmakers to pass gun laws. >> as you can see there are students with their backs to the white house. we saw some outside of our office at 8:00 in the morning macing their way over there

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in the wake of the parkland high school massacre. back on capitol hill, senators voted 67-to-31 in favor of a sweeping, bipartisan bill rolling back many of the reforms of the dodd-frank act passed in 2010 in the wake of the financial collapse and great recession. the bill would exempt 25 of the nation's 40 largest banks from being subject to heightened scrutiny by the federal reserve. the bill would also end the so-called focal rule, which prohibits banks from making risky bets with taxpayer insured money. the bill would also loosen a requirement on some mortgage lenders that tracks whether they are discriminating against minorities. 13 democrats voted in favor of the bill, sending it to the republican-controlled house of representatives. among the bill's opponents was massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who proposed an alternative measure. deduce the tot to be to jail act, which would help make sure big bank executives are hauled out of f their corner offices inin handcuffs the next timeme they break the law. that wouldld do mo

in the wake of the parkland high school massacre. back on capitol hill, senators voted 67-to-31 in favor of a sweeping, bipartisan bill rolling back many of the reforms of the dodd-frank act passed in 2010 in the wake of the financial collapse and great recession. the bill would exempt 25 of the nation's 40 largest banks from being subject to heightened scrutiny by the federal reserve. the bill would also end the so-called focal rule, which prohibits banks from making risky bets with taxpayer insured money. the bill would also loosen a requirement on some mortgage lenders that tracks whether they are discriminating against minorities. 13 democrats voted in favor of the bill, sending it to the republican-controlled house of representatives. among the bill's opponents was massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who proposed an alternative measure. deduce the tot to be to jail act, which would help make sure big bank executives are hauled out of their corner offices in handcuffs the next time they break the law. that would do more for a

america is used to school shootings but the murder of 17 students and teachers at the parklands school in florida on valentine's day has galvanised a new generation to take direct action. parklands students have already affected changes in the law in florida and as the president was heading south to his florida home, stu d e nts heading south to his florida home, students from there came to washington to ask congress to do more. they know it's coming, they know that there if there is no assault weapons ban passed, then we will vote them out. cheering they know that if there is no tightening of the background checks, we will vote them out. they know that if there is no shrinking of magazine capacity, we will vote them out. scenes like this have been replicated all over the country with marches from los angeles to boston. it's not just confined marches from los angeles to boston. it's notjust confined to america. across the uk, young people marched in solidarity. congress has passed modest measures in the last few days but nowhere near the sweeping reforms these protesters are demanding.

america is used to school shootings, but the murder of 17 students and teachers at the parklands school in florida on valentine's day has galvanised a new generation to take direct action. parklands students have already affected changes in the law in florida and as the president was heading south to his florida home, students from there came to washington to ask congress to do more. they know it is coming, they know that there if there is no assault weapons ban passed, then we will vote them out. cheering. they know that if there is no tightening of the background checks, we will vote them out. cheering. they know that if there is no shrinking of magazine capacity, then we will vote them out. scenes like this have been replicated all over the country with marches from los angeles to boston. and it's not just confined to america. across the uk, young people marched in solidarity. congress has passed modest measures in the past few days but they go nowhere near the kinds of sweeping reforms these protesters are demanding. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, washington. parkland shooting survivor

america is used to school shootings but the murder of 17 students and teachers at the parklands school in florida on valentine's day has galvanised a new generation to take direct action. parklands students have already affected changes in the law in florida and as the president was heading south to his florida home, students from there came to washington to ask congress to do more. they know it's coming, they know that there if there is no assault weapons ban passed, then we will vote them out. cheering they know that if there is no tightening of the background checks, we will vote them out. they know that if there is no shrinking of magazine capacity, we will vote them out. scenes like this have been replicated all over the country with marches from los angeles to boston. it's notjust confined to america. across the uk, young people marched in solidarity. congress has passed modest measures in the last few days but nowhere near the sweeping reforms these protesters are demanding. gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, washington. parkland shooting survivor emma gonzales addressed the march in wa

it's being spearheaded by survivors of the parkland school shooting in which 17 people were killed. gary o'donoghue is at the rally: things starting to warm up here where we are of pennsylvania avenue. the stage behind me, and a lot of people gathering here now. the estimates from the organisers is that 500,000 people could attend today. they will be squashed into around nine blocks of pennsylvania avenue. there will be speakers on the stage behind me, all of them under 18, some of them from the parklands school in florida. let's look at some of the issues with chris buckler. parkland students have travelled hundreds of miles from florida, from the school where their classmates and teachers were killed, a shooting that many of them survived. in washington, they've already been lobbying politicians. and today, they'll be joined by tens of thousands of others in a march calling for new tighter gun laws in the us. i'm doing this because i don't want anyone, any other student to have to go and attend a friend's funeral instead of their friends birthday party. those who fled the marjory

the march for our lives was organized by survivors of last month's parkland school shooting, just the latest issue to inspire mass protest. america has a rich history of demonstrations and artistic works that reflect them. nick bryanhas gone to the um in newneitmuy or an exhibition of some of those ke yy mokments. seckge tiprt. african-americans condemning police brutality. women campaigning against misogyny. end to gun violence. and working-class voters rally against the esblishment. american story with an exhibition of politically-inspired art. at its heart is the question? what is the role of the artist in the modern-day political realm? >> i think they are trying to hessasen m t at omn, sreomwee i s how to get out of certain moments. twhalso to ate ga he mo inick: looking at this art, u are struck by its permanent city. >> the exhibition looks and works in the 1940's to the rrent day. andhink cank att and say, we are still dealing with the same issues, whether it s twar,nd y cane ve cynalon, an abe haouve nitot gotheten our t. i, of these tra nick: this installation looks like a t

three weeks after a gunman breached a high school in parkland, florida....taking 17 lives....a meeting between those who have to sit in possibly vulnerable classrooms all day.... and their congresswoman...doris matsui. "i was on my way to sacramento.."she was supposed to be joined by fellow u.s. representative mike thompson...the chair of house gun violence prevention task force...but he instead had to tend to his own district after a gunman killed three hostages and then himself in yountville. as thompson worked through this latest tragedy...students gathered at kennedy high today... heard via skype from survivors of the tragedy that's re-ignited the gun debate in this country and shifted the fight for change. john barnett/ marjory stoneman douglas junior "so maybe when you buy this gun you have to buy a safe to put it in...maybe every year you have to reapply and do mental health background checks."john barnett and adam alhanti have become anti-gun advocates since watching fellow students die around them.they told this crowd...no one would have to think about fortifying schools if th

just-released emergency expawlz a timeline of eventses from the parkland, florida, school shooting. nearly a million spend another cold winter night without power after the second nor'easter in less than a week. the president says there's a link between video games and violence. >> we just want fairness. >> glor: how you may fare with the tariffs signed together. the deputy who wasn't. a 14-year-old arrested for impersonating a cop. ♪ gangnam styl gangnam . >> glor: and pop korean music stars. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. we are going to begin with the surprise announcement tonight at the white house. the president has accepted an invitation to meet with the north korean leader kim jong-un. chip reid has the latest. >> reporter: it all began with a surprise visit by the president to the white house briefing room, where he told stunned reporters south korea is going to be making a huge statement tonight on a big subject on north korea. shortly after 7:00 p.m., south korea's national security adviser came to t

school massacre? >> i would say two things. first, leader mcconnell and speaker ryan are so afraid of the nra, as are most of their members, that unless the president gives them cover saying he's for it, it's very hard to see getting anything else done, maybe until the congress changes in a year after the elections. but the second thing i would say is this. don't underestimate the power of these kids. i've been focused on this issue for a long time. i was author of the brady law in congress when i was a congressman back in the mid-'90s. i've never seen anything like this. i've never seen so many people in different walks of life, in different political per swass telling me we. the fact that logical be a and 70 cities around the country. duck this issue at their own peril. americans are fed up that the do doctrine air, which is to do nothing and keep allowing people to get guns, is so infuriating to so many americans that i believe trump and the republican leadership may have no choice but to switch th

this is not just parkland. >> not just about school shootings you've been saying. this is about gun violence in general. >> yes, it's not just about school, it's not just about movie theaters. it's about people's homes, people's streets, everywhere. >> have you been in touch with your fillo former students and current students from stoneman? >> every day. >> are they happy with the way things are going today? >> yes. every day, i talk to my friends and we are so proud to be part of this movement. this is not a moment, this is a movement. >> what happened after the parade when the crowds go home? what are you hoping? >> we go home and we keep making change. people register to vote and vote out those who are not with us. >> the focus today is very much on the students, very much on the young people, not on elected officials, not on adults. you did speak with senator elizabeth warren earlier today. what did she tell you, what did you tell her? >> she told us to keep doing what we are doing and she will fight for us. politicians and electeds need to listen to us but no

prompted by parkland school massacre that killed 17 people on flenltine's day. >> looks like president trump a. wanted one after attending bastille celebration in france. but saying no tanks, minimizing the damage to the streets. planned for veterans day, november 11th. >>> east bay coffee shop stirring up controversy. no shirt, no shoes no police uniforms. >>> a whale washed ashore. scientists tracking down clues. >>> it's because of her. >> hug after life-savng act of generosity. story ahead. >> and coming up on jimmy kimmel tonight. >> back from the oscars with this. here we go. >> aim down, aim >>> there's a controversy brewing in oakland. hasta muerta, until death. >> taking a stand, refusing to serve officers in uniform. posted a message on instagram page, talk with your neighbors, not police. >> all they do is harm and threaten people and harass people. >> i know we may have personal situations but i can tell you that police officers, majority are good individuals. >> the police officer's association sent them a letter asking to talk. so far, no response. >>> gray whale washed a

gun makers following the parkland school shooting black rock once weapons manufacturers to say if they require retailers to do background checks on gun buyers it's the largest shareholder in some of the united states biggest gun makers and has not been active on the issue in the past at least eight people are confirmed dead after a twin attack in burkina faso capital ouagadougou islamic extremist targeted the french embassy and the military headquarters with gunfire and explosives the government is calling the attack an act of terrorism. germany's center left social democrats start counting an internal vote today on a grand coalition deal with the americans conservatives more than four hundred sixty thousand s.p.d. members have submitted their votes since last month the result will be announced on sunday party leaders say they're confident the deal will be approved which means germany can finally form a new government nearly six months after elections tens of thousands of people have gathered across lavaca to protest the murder of journalist. he and his girlfriend were shot dead on sun

in the 5.5 weeks since the massacre in the halls and classrooms of their parkland, arorida, high school, in which the gunman shot and killed 17 people, their mission has been to push lawmakers to act to prevent future mass shootings. >> we are not here for bread crumbs. or are here for real change. e are here to leads! >> reporter: speakers addressing the massive crowd sought to reach a broader audience by also focusing their efforts on preventing senseless violence they believe is often reerlooked. >> i am here to represent the african american girls whose stories don't make the front page of every national hewspaper. >> newtown wants change. parkland wants change. >> reporter: with capitol hill lithin view, they called for a ban on sales of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. they also want lawmakers to close online and gun show loopholes. martin luther king jr.'s granddaughter used his famous words as a call to action. >> i have a dream that enough is enough. ( cheers and applause ) and that this should be a gun- free world. .eriod. nd cheers and applause ) >> reporter: just

and as part of that, one of our medical students at ucsf is an alum of the parkland school. and so the medical students have really taken on the mantle of leadership and organizing a week of action at ucsf with activity surrounding education about gun violence, presentations from things like the zuckerberg san francisco wrap-around project for victims of gun violence. and as faculty and residents of ucsf and community members, just is a responsibility for us to be involved. >> reporter: thank you so much. so we're just getting started here, craig. senator feinstein spoke to chris matthews a little while ago. she's going to be kicking things off along with the mayor of san francisco. but most of the speakers are kids, just like all of the rest of the marches around the country, craig. >> beth fouhy there for us in san francisco. beth, we will be checking in with you throughout the course of the evening. of the emotional moments, of the inspiring moments that we witnessed here today, emma gonzalez was perhaps the most inspiring. she's become one of the most identifiable faces

the rally is in support of stricter gun laws and is led by survivors of the parkland school shooting will be crossing live to our correspondents at the protest . from swan's a hero police officer who died after supermarket shooting on nobel trying to keep the place of a hostage and helped bring the siege of the store to an end. and it's for the football world cup is fast approaching with germany making the finishing touches to this squad the defending champions to consecrate in a hard fought friendly last night and go bring you the best of the action. program protests in favor of tighter restrictions on gun ownership are taking place in the u.s. tens of thousands of students are at the main demonstration in the capital washington d.c. students who survived the mass shooting at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida are leading what's called the march for our lives rally pro-gun control rallies are due to take place in other cities in the united states. and one of the students from marjorie stoneman douglas high school spoke at the rally and here's what he had to say. all

paul, minnesota, a long way from parkland, texas but a crisis that's affecting every student, every school across this country, where students there just began their walkout. these live pictures are from chesterfield, missouri. check out the kids streaming out of that school at this very moment. it's happening here in new york city as well. i've got an 11-year-old walking out and we've got reporters fanned out across the country covering the protests which could end up being hundreds of thousands of students. there are some schools who aren't allowing it. there may be students who want to the walk and they're not. i want to bring in nbc's mariana atencio, nbc's ron mott in chicago where the walkout just got under way and nbc's gadi schwartz in clayton. i want to go to rahema ellis. it's been just over an hour. oh, we don't have rehema. let's go to mariana. you have lawmakers involved in the mix. what's happening there right now? >> that's right, stephanie. students walked from the white house over here to capitol hill. they're going to lawmakers. we'll hear from chuck schumer, nancy pelosi

. >>> dwyane wade made a trip to parkland school yesterday. he arranged the visit on his own. the nba star told students i'm inspired by all of you. >> the sixers hunt for the playoff spot take on the heat in miami. they are in 6th place in the eastern conditioners. >>> scrai -- jason kelce and michael kendricks hoped to bring magic to the flyers game last night, the flyers lost 5-2. >>> eagles have added michael bennett from the seattle seahawks, they acquired benefit and 7th round draft pick for marcus johnson. carson wentz tweeted he will miss john son while welcoming bennett to the team. >>> a new study may hold a clue to the mystery of what happened to emil i can't -- amelia earhart. the american aviator went missing without a trace over the pacific ocean in 1937. we'll be right back. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: parkland high school survivor david hogg says the apology from fox news anchor laura ingraham is too little too late. >> i'll only accept laura's apology when she apologizes to all the individuals she's hurt in her professional career. >> reporter: this 17-year-old turned national voice for gun laws -- >> we say no more! >> reporter: -- first appeared on ingraham's show on the night of the parkland shooting. >> there is a serious issue in this country that we all need to face. >> reporter: but he is now calling for companies to boycott the conservative commentator after ingraham taunted hogg on twitter earlier this week about being turned down by several colleges. writing, "david hogg rejected by four colleges to which he applied and whines about it." hogg immediately fired back, tweeting, "sooooo @ingrahamangle what are your biggest advertisers? asking for a friend. #boycottingramadverts." just today, office depot adding its name to the growing list of companies pulling the plug on ads on her nightly show on fox news. ingraham did apologize to h

in the parkland, florida, school shooting. and while they may have had polar opposite opinions, the protests, was peaceful. >> during the walkout there was a table here, where older students could register to vote. so they can voice their concerns in the next election. reporting live in san jose. marianne favro. >> thank you. >> unexpected obstacles in san leandro. tried to walk out. on lockdown for a while. after police found threatening graffiti on campus. the lockdown was strictly a precautionary move to inspect the school grounds. no viable threat was ever found. but the lockdown did cause a scare for students and parents. >> my son texted me. then called me. and said, mom, some one threatened to shoot up the school. it is on social media. they got us on lockdown. please come get me. >> parents were able to pick up their kids from school, students, wanted to march were able to do so later. >> we mentioned before, the school walkout was nation wide. and in washington, d.c. thousand of students gathered outside the white hou

the state senate approved the bill on monday. >>> dwyane wade made a surprise visit to parkland school on monday. wade arranged the visit on his own. the nba star told students yesterday i'm inspired by all of you. >> the sixers hunt for the playoff spot continues they take on the heat in miami. they split the road games they are in 6th place in the eastern conditioners. >>> jason kelce was bringing magic to the flyers game. it didn't work, the flyers could not pull off a win against the penguins 5-2. >>> eagles added michael bennett from the seattle seahawks according to espn. eagles acquired again net and marcus johnson in a 5th round selection. carson wentz tweeted he will miss johnson while welcoming bennett to the team. >>> a new study holds a clue to the decades old mystery what happened to amelia she went missing over the pacific ocean in 1937. there was another set of theories and thoughts that was debunked, we'll see. >>> 419. in "healthcheck" why babies who resemble their fares are healthy -- fathers healthy. >> a dad shoves his driveway while spending time with his daughter.

it is one month after the parkland school shooting.>>> a 12-year-old goal -- girl was hit by a car. the search for the driver who is facing felony hit and run charges. >>> good morning. there is often on rain. your commute may be slow in some areas. we will tell you where the slowdowns are.>>> wait five or 10 minutes. we will talk about the weather next.>>> good morning. in just a few hours students across the country and in the bay area will be leaving class. they will be calling for tougher gun laws after the deadly shooting in florida. we will talk about the demonstrations in the bay area.>>> the president is wrapping up his trip in southern california. this was not after -- this was after criticizing governor jerry brown.>>> this is ktvu mornings on 2.>>>

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. >>> fox news host laura ingraham is apologizing for mocking a survivor of the parkland, florida, school shooting but her apology is apparently too little too late for some major companies that are pulling their commercials from her popular show. >> i am laura ingraham. welcome to the "ingraham angle." >> reporter: fox news host laura ingraham is at the center of a new controversy. on wednesday she sweeted about stoneman douglas student david hogg being rejected from four colleges that he applied to and whines about it which sparked outrage and caused some to say it crossed a line involving a teenager. >> this is just the beginning. >> reporter: hogg has become an advocate for new gun laws since surviving the parkland school shooting. in response to ingraham the 17-year-old called on advertisers to boycott her show and at least six companies said they would pull their ads putting pressure on ingraham to respond. now she's tweeting this message, in the spirit of holy week i apologize for any upset or hurt my tweet caused him or any of the brave victims of parkland. >> not anymore. >> repo

after tweeting the picture of a bloody student lying on american flag in response to the parkland school shooting, he is under fire once again for tweeting another drawing, he post posted this with caption, this is a portrait of so-called christian whose only purpose in lie is to lie for the wicked monster, he did not name subject but many believe it's white house huckabee sanders, one twitter user says, they are accusing him of bullying including this twitter user, jim carrie is a bully and has no class and too much time on his hands. sarah sanders could care less what he does, she's awesome. people who like sanders don't like the drawing and like you said, rob, a lot of what he tweets now are the very dark politically inspired drawings that he's creating. rob: but we will never forget dumb and dumber. >> no. jillian: the left is rushing into help after he was fired for breaking the law, are we suppose today feel sad that he's not getting full retirement at age 50? that debate is coming up next. rob: forget about smooth criminals, this one is quite clumsy, the suspect caught on camera g

students from the parkland school say their fight is far from over. >> it's either we see change or we're going to change our politicians. >> in reality none of this can happen unless people put their vote up and make it count. >> once the bill is passed in the florida senate it will go to the house for a vote. >> a band from margery douglas stoneman high school will perform tuesday at carnegie hall. >>> and the parkland students and their community are getting a dose of compassion from the flyers on their florida road trip. >> this is really cool. the defenseman invited members of the stoneman douglas hockey team. the gunman killed 17 people at the school last month. he attended the school for two years. you can see him hanging out with the kids after the game. >> it's the least i could do. again, i got to thank the panthers for setting it up and the flyers for going with it. and obviously it's just something to take their minds off. they've had a rough couple weeks here. >> call it the ghost, flyers lost. >>> happening tonight eagles season ticket holders will get the first chance to vi

gun in wake of the parkland school shooting. >> kenneth moton for us, thank you. >>> and a programming note, join martha raddatz for more of our coverage of march for our lives tomorrow on "this week." >>> next tonight, many people closely watching president trump and the first lady. adult film star stormy daniels about to break her silence. speaking out about her alleged affair with the president more than a decade ago. here's abc's tara palmeri in west palm beach. >> reporter: the president and the first lady arriving in florida together. for what will likely be a rocky 24 hours. adult film actress stormy daniels alleging an affair with trump in an interview that airs tomorrow. >> people better be honest. because they haven't been honest in the past. >> reporter: daniels' attorney michael avenatti tweeting out a warning, this image of dvd inside a safe. >> it's a warning shot to michael cohen and anyone else associated with president trump that they better be very, very careful. >> can we assume that that dvd contains everyday to back up stormy daniels' position? >> yes. >> reporter:

for victims of that school shooting. this comes days before a national walkout. >> reporter: these young people were out in the park here for hours raising money and talking about what they would like to see in terms of gun control. they say after the shooting in florida, they could no longer stand by. at a park , students brought ou posters and t-shirts to make signs. >> after the shooting in parkland, we were all really shocked. we hate how school shootings are being treated as if they're inevitable in our country, because they're not. this is our way of doing something about it. >> i just donated to the folks here. >> reporter: they raised $1500 for the victims of the school shooting. >> i think common sense gun laws are really important. >> reporter: she says her cousin's best friend was killed in the parkland school shooting. >> this affects so many real people real families. >> reporter: this as senator diane feinstein expressed optimism after remarks from president trump at a meeting on gun control. but there hasn

and let us announcer: in 2016, two students from marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida won honorable mention in c-span's studentcam video contest. their their documentary, entitled "target," focused on gun violence in schools. the c-span's national documentary competition encourages students to think critically about issues that affect our communities and nation. here is the documentary. >> a quiet school library can quickly descend into chaos. >> 911? >> yes, there is

there's lingering -- fears lingering especially after the shooting in parkland. >> i thought we lived in one of the safest areas in the nation. and i never thought that cupertino would be one of the schools that you see on the news. >> i am definitely scared for my life. i mean, this morning i woke up and i was like, do i want to go to school today? >> reporter: it's not just students who are shaken up but teachers. >> there's fear for us. there's fear for our students. and i think there's frustration at just the fact we haven't been able to come to a better solution as a society and as a government. >> reporter: the school district says there's increased law enforcement on campus this week to provide comfort to students and staff. additional school counselors are on hand. >> we look forward to well yoming could you. >> reporter: after -- welcoming you. >> reporter: after she got accepted to american university she is calling for safety precautionary measures including bag checks at graduation. >> all -- all of them say a solution is complex but believes education and awareness is key

too many one month following the parkland school shooting rampage. students were initially told their participation in the walkout would mean an uncould you sayed absence but the school leaders have backtracked on that. the walkout is expected to be brief supervised by staff members. students at other bay area high schooling and around the nation are planning to hold similar walkouts. >>> the plan is for 10:00 this morning so given our time changes we are getting live pictures into our newsroom this morning showing some of the other student walkouts happening in different parts of the country. walkouts are beginning now along the east coast. nbc news special report with savannah guthrie will start in just a few minutes. >>> and live pictures from san jose now where the search is on who are a hit and run driver who struck a 12-year-old girl in a crosswalk, all of it caught on video. you can see the teenager crossing in that crosswalk when a late model toyota camry strikes her. this happened at 17th, north 17th and east julian streets on monday morning

. >>> today one month since the parkland school shooting. students and teachers nationwide plan to walk out of school today demanding tougher gun laws after last month's shooting. more next. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> breaking news, a police officer in eastern ken shot and killed in the line of duty. the pikeville police department announcing a murder investigation is underway in the death of officer scotty hamilton who joined the department in 2006. officials ask anyone with information to call the kentucky state police. we'll bring you the latest information on this story as we get it. >>> students and teachers all over the country plan to walk out of school in protest this morning in honor of the 17

. >>> sheriff deputies arrested the brother of the parkland school shooting suspect. zachary cruz is accused of trespassing while riding his skateboard on the campus grounds. he had been warned to stay away from the campus. cruz told deputies he wanted to reflect on the school shootings and soak it in. his brother, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, is accused of killing 17 people at the school last month. >>> tonight, teachers in alameda marched to demand better pay, but as lillian kim shows you, increasing teacher's salaries will likely mean cuts to some beloved programs. >> reporter: teachers marched to the school board meeting with a single message -- raise their pay. >> we want to be moved from an f to a c. we want to be average, which is in and of itself sad. >> reporter: employee's salaries at the school district are among the lowest in the county. 10% below average. >> it's always a teacher shuffle. every year there's a teacher shuffle. >> we agree with the teachers. >> reporter: susan davis says the board faces a tough choice. teacher pay versus school programs. >> in

one month ago today... 17 people were shot and killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. schools here in the bay area will be holding their own walkouts in just about 3 hours from now. we will have details on those walkouts coming up in just a few minutes. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( robin ) and i'm robin winston. lets start the morning with a check of weather... (james)an active weather pattern will continue for the rest of the week with cool temperatures and periods of rainfall along with breezy and gusty winds at times. dry conditions develop for the weekend with an unsettled weather potentially returning during the first half of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. next week.the first half of returning during potentially weather unsettled weather potentially returning during the first half of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a big story this morning... in just a few hours... students across the bay area will walkout of their cla

three weeks after the parkland school shooting that left 17 dead-- president trump is reviving an old debate on gun violence... now he is examining the link between video games and violent behavior. he hosted a roundtable at the white house--pitting video game makers against some of their harshest longterm critics... in the wake of the massacre-- president trump is expressing concern that young people are being exposed to too much violence in video games...< pres. donald trump: we have to do something about maybe what theyre seeing and how they're seeing it and alos video games--im hearing more and more people say the levbel opf violence on video games is really shaping young people's thoughts. pres. donald trump: the video games. the movies. the internet stuff is so violent, it's so incredible. > (justine) but a spokesman for the entertainment software association issuing a statement-- saying video games are not the problem saying quote: "entertainment is distributed and consumed globally, but the u.s. has an exponentially higher level of gun violence than any other nation" but presi

parkland students have travelled hundreds of miles from florida from the school where their classmates and teachers were killed, a shooting that many of them survived. in washington, they've already been lobbying politicians, and today they'll be joined by tens of thousands of others in a march calling for new tighter gun laws in the us. i'm doing this because i don't want any other student to have to go and attend a friend's funeral instead of their friends birthday party. those who fled the marjory stoneman douglas high school started the campaign that has led to the march for our lives and they have inspired a huge number of others. alongside services and protests, hundreds of sister marches are due to take place today across america and around the world. i can honestly say that prayers do not feel like enough. we must act. we must act to change current laws that allow profound devastation and heartbreak. despite the strength of america's gun lobby, there are some signs that the white house is having to listen. the usjustice department has confirmed that it is pushing ahead with pro

i feel like i should be here today because i'm watching for my brother and the parkland school shooting and for kids' safety and more gun control. >> when you get up there and you talk, there are a lot of people, a lot of adults, a lot of kids who say guns aren't the problem. what do you say to that? >> um, i agree with them because guns don't kill people. people kill people. so you have to understand that the people that have the guns in their hands, they're the ones that's killing people. >> do you think -- what should be done to prevent those people from getting those guns then? >> stricter gun laws and, like, i think it's like certain states, they give a gun to anybody. certain states in this country, they give a gun to anybody without even asking like how old are you or whatever your age. like a 19-year-old i think he was, he should not be able to get a gun. >> thank you so much, christopher, matthew. we're sorry for your loss but we look forward to seeing you a little later today on that stage. fred, back to you. >> diane gallagher, thank you so much. our hearts are heavy. at the

students from parkland school who are pushing for stronger laws say their fight is far from over. >> it's either we see change or we're going to change our politicians. >> in reality none of this can happen unless people put their vote up and make it count. >> once the bill is passed in the florida senate it will go to the house for a vote. >>> 5:14. today marks president trump daca deadline, but nothing is likely to change with the immigration protection law. lawmakers have not acted. two federal courts, though, blocked president trump from eliminating daca while judges are hearing legal challenges. the u.s. supreme court up held those rulings which means 700,000 immigrants who already had permits can legally apply to renew them. >>> today in washington israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is expected to get a warm welcome from president trump and also expected to invite the president for a ribbon cutting in may for a relocated embassy in jerusalem. >>> investors will focus on wall street later this morning after president trump's hint of a trade war led to a wild ride for

., the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing on the parkland florida school shooting and school safety. at 2:00 p.m., the house homeland security committee on the 2019 tsa budget request. addressednt trump just hoursan diego after a review at a review added nearby port of entry. this is 25 minutes. >> -- scotsmen, families, please -- please in joining join me in welcoming the present of the united states, donald trump. -- the president of the united states, donald trump. ♪ president trump: thank you kernel. i am really thrilled to be here at marine corps it are station miramar. third marine aircraft wing. thank you very much. beautiful. we are today to celebrate their incredible achievement. , breathe easy, and let's have a good time for a couple minutes, ok? thank you for being here, and dale. you and colonel woodworth. i salute you both. they are tremendous, the job they have done. you leave with the excellence and -- you lead with the -- excellent sender on her. i want to think all of the incredible soldiers, sailors, airmen, and coast guardsmen who traveled here today from

high school shooting in which seventeen people died. france's president emanuel has arrived in india for his first official visit there he is a meet prime minister there in ramadi the talks that are likely to focus on trade security and fighting climate change leaders are expected to sign several agreements strengthening ties between the two countries saudi arabia has signed a preliminary deal to buy forty eight typhoon fighter jets from the u.k. it was sealed during a three day visit to london by saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman he's held talks with the u.k. is the u.k.'s prime minister to resign may on wednesday reports now from london. britain selling large amounts of weapons to saudi arabia is nothing new in fact the u.k. has been selling weapons and arms to the saudis for years and those sales are brought in billions of dollars worth of income to the british economy but whereas previously critics of these arms sales would focus on the saudis domestic policies in terms of not letting women to drive beheading people in public i

the move follows the parkland school shooting, north of miami, in which 17 people were killed. russell trott reports. a small, simple ceremony, at a welcome and a historic moment for the families of those shot dead last month, as florida governor rick scott signs new gun—control legislation into law. the bill raises the age to buy a gun from 18 to 21, and imposes a three—day waiting period on all gun sales. it allows school personnel to be armed, subject to school district approval and specialist training. but most notably, the law doesn't include a ban on semiautomatic assault rifles, the kind that was used in the school shooting. as a father, as a governor, as a grandfather is we need to harden our schools, we need more mental health counselling, we need to make sure people that are going to do harm think about it. we know these people. it was one of the worst school shooting in us history. within the space of ten minutes, 17 teachers and students were gunned down at the high school, in parklands, florida. expelled former student nicholas cruz, who is 19, has been charged

. >>> sheriff deputies arrested the brother of the parkland school shooting suspect. zachary cruz is accused of trespassing while riding his skateboard on the campus grounds. he had been warned to stay away from the campus. cruz told deputies he wanted to reflect on the school shootings and soak it in. his brother, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, is accused of killing 17 people at the school last month. >>> tonight, teachers in alameda marched to demand better pay, but as lillian kim shows you, increasing teacher's salaries will likely mean cuts to some beloved programs. >> reporter: teachers marched to the school board meeting with a single message -- raise their pay. >> we want to be moved from an f to a c. we want to be average, which is in and of itself sad. >> reporter: employee's salaries at the school district are among the lowest in the county. 10% below average. >> it's always a teacher shuffle. every year there's a teacher shuffle. >> we agree with the teachers. >> reporter: susan davis says the board faces a tough choice. teacher pay versus school programs. >> in

america is used to school shootings, but the murder of 17 students and teachers at the parklands school in florida on valentine's day has galvanised a new generation to take direct action. parklands students have already affected changes in the law in florida and as the president was heading south to his florida home, students from there came to washington to ask congress to do more. they know it's coming, they know that there if there is no assault weapons ban passed, then we will vote them out. cheering. they know that if there is no tightening of the background checks, we will vote them out. cheering. they know that if there is no shrinking of magazine capacity, we will vote them out. scenes like this have been replicated all over the country with marches from los angeles to boston. and it's not just confined to america. across the uk, young people marched in solidarity. congress has passed some modest measures in the last few days but nowhere near the sweeping reforms these protesters are demanding. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, washington. well, one of the speakers at the rally was em

however, in the wake of the parkland school shooting, kelly and napolitano believe a sea change in policy is taking place. >> what feels different about this moment in time is the power of the students' voices out of florida. >> they shouldn't have to, after this, worry about gun violence in their schools again. it never should have happened the first time. >> reporter: napolitano, former secretary of homeland security, also said the cporate reaction to the florida shooting is putting pressure on politicians to take action. kate larson, abc7 news. >> tense moments in hayward tonight at a board meeting. some animal rights advocates called for changing certain events at an upcoming rodeo. >> as abc7 reporter lisa explains, people demanded the rhoda yo say exactly how it is. >> are any of those considered inhumane in your mind? >> i do not believe that, you know, this is a inhumane sport. >> reporter: the debate is over specific rodeo events like mutt on busting where children ride sheep. wild cow milking seen where a beef could you is force pli taken down and milked. and goat tying where ba

may vote on new gun restrictions in the wake of the parkland school shooting rampage. state senators held a rare weekend session and agreed to advance a measure that would raise the minimum age for rifle sales to 21. they also talked about the possibility of arming teachers, but only those teachers with law enforcement training. >>> santa clara county supervisors are considering bang gun shows at the county fairgrounds. one supervisor said the county only made $6,000 on the last event that they had and he wants to ban that do keep guns off of south bay streets. critics say the shows should be regulated instead of banned. a vote will be held on the proposal tomorrow. >>> looking live at the san carlos caltrain station, blue skies and sunshine right now. reportedly ridership is on the up swing. so far this year there was a 3% uptick in ridership. revenues are $1 million higher as well. at the same time the growth led to overcrowded trains, maybe you noticed you had a little less elbow room. agencies considering extra trains during peak commute hours. overnight we looked