a senior also majoring in marketing and 20 year old recreation sport in tourism management major, even the university president visibly shaken. first, my deepest condolences to the families. and friends of ethan, kayleigh, and madison. excuse me. their loss has been devastating and they were bright lights in our community. we re just trying to process it. it s not a call that you think you re going to have to speak with a funeral home director and the fbi and have it hit national news. the families, who should ve been planning thanksgiving dinner, now, making funeral arrangements. well demanding answers and justice. lucy kavanaugh joins us now. or authority saying anything about a possible motive? the mayor raised one possibility, what s the latest? yeah, the police chief was
madison, 21, was a senior majoring in marketing. finally caylee, 21, a senior majoring in general studies, all three women were sore errority members. we also understand the sister one of the victims is making a promise. what is she saying? yeah. i mean, look, to have something this brutal take place is terring to folks, and family members like valerie s sister, she made the point of the victims they were smart, vigilant, careful, and this all still happened. no one is in custody, and that means no one is safe. the pain you caused has fuel our hatred and sealed your fate. justice will be served. i will add one professor even tweeting his shock over the murders, that until police confirm the suspect, he can t in
just for anything. ainsley: that was years ago. now you are 20 years old. i am. ainsley: what are you cooking now? i m heading into my third year at northwestern university majoring in journalism. ainsley: amazing. number one journalism in the country. it is very good. and i hope to be a sports broadcaster one day. ainsley: good for you. god bless you. thank you so much. thank you to shriners for what you all do. giving a life to all of these individuals. god bless you. thank you. ainsley: coming up. stage on fire. the blaze that disrupted a panic at the disco concert last night and the band continued to play. we have that video for you next. my favorite people in shriners are the doctors and the nurses because they help people through life. wow, i was a really cute kid! (chuckles) but it s true! shriners hospitals for children is awesome!
the struggling middle, the law abiding, the people who want to do the right thing, who have collective spirit. they hurt those people. why would you forgive the college debt of someone who spent six years majoring in oppression studies at long beach state? you would only do that if you re engaging in the ugliest kind of partisan politics rewards my voters. it s because of paying people to watch joy read . it s like subsidizing an npr pledge drive the message. they do not care about you at all and they re no longer pretending to be . vance is very well educated and still very sensible running for senate in ohio. he joins us tonight. activists events. i know that you are very concerned about student loan debt. any person looks at the numbers. is is this the way to address it? i know it s certainly not booker. i mean, you hit the nail on the head that this is effectively a bailout for a super corrupt educational system. the harvard endowment has sixty dollars billion. the yale endowment h
that people here are asking congress to do. they are called common sense some measures. they are continuing to have talks on capitol hill. lawmakers, the president as, well as people here are participating in people the rally and are calling for the same thing this is for congress to act on gun legislation. we are seeing to see if it will spring on capitol hill. joining me now is kaufman who was a sore sophomore at marjory stoneman douglas high school during the parkland massacre she is majoring in political science at yale university. she s a cofounder of the students demand action, also an intern in connecticut senator murphy s young office. a busy young woman. thank you for going back to the show. as you look at today, the event is called march for our lives again. what are you expecting to see today? but do you hope and expect to