Tomorrow there will be more of us telling the story of tonight, the story of tonight [ cheers and applause ] we love you. Dont give up. If youre just joining us, were showing you, as we show you scenes from around the country, if youre just joining us, were waiting for the next speaker to get to the podium. Were trying to televise all the remarks from the stage here in washington. My name is zion kelly. I go to Thurgood Marshall academy in washington, d. C. Im here to represent the hundreds of thousands of students who live every day in constant paranoia on their way to and from school. At this moment, please raise your hand if you have been affected by gun violence, for all of the ones you have lost. Today i raise my hand in honor of my twin brother. He was shot on september 20th, 2017, on his way home from competitive college after School Program called college bound. He had a personality that would light up the room. He was energetic and full of dreams and aspirations. He was our te
Core, that is, core. Inside joke. Cnns Alex Marquardt in cannonsburg. Where are we this morning . Reporter 641 votes separating these candidates. Thats. 2 . There are more votes to be counted. All the votes are in. The results, of course, are not official. Conor lamb has claimed victory, but we have been speaking with the saccone campaign. They say theyre not conceding, not making any decisions until all of the votes are in. Now, there is no official recount in congressional races in pennsylvania, but there is Legal Recourse for the saccone campai campaign. If they feel its too close, they can petition for a recount. I spoke with a campaign spokesman. Theyre speaking with lawyers who came in from washington from rnc and campaign wing of the Republican Party, the nrcc. Theyre going through what options they have, and that will inform the decision that they eventually make. Now, if this result becomes official, likely later today, it will be stunning. For the reasons you mentioned, becau
Headquarters in atlanta, we welcome our viewers here in the United States and all around the world. Im george howell. Im natalie allen. Newsroom starts right now. 5 00 a. M. Here on the u. S. East coast. Students are calling it for a march for our lives, they say their lives are truly at stake. A half a million demonstrators are expected to attend the minerally set no washington, d. C. Saturday. They want lawmakers to do something about rampant gun violence and School Shootings. But President Trump and many members of congress will not be in washington for the march. But that is not discouraging the stubtd students who organized it. It didnt matter who will be there. What matters is that our presence is known, what matters is that well be there. And i think it is more powerful that they will not be there because it shows that if they are not going to be there, were still going to make our voices heard. To us this is not a partisan issue. It is an issue of life or death because really i
Difference. We must actually make a difference. Shepard and we wait to find out what that means. An around our nations capitol today, students walked out of class and they marched to call for change in gun laws and a change in our culture. Exactly one week after the Florida School shooting that left 17 people dead. Now were seeing similar protests grow in several cities. Including floridas capitol where hundreds have gathered. Among them, survivors of the high School Shooting that are asking lawmakers to make changes to make them safer. We just want to change their mindset and put them in our place and show them what it was like to be trapped in the school. Shepard today the children lead. The calls for change across the nation and the emotional words from the student survivors. Lets get to it. Good wednesday afternoon from the fox news deck. Never again. Thats the twoword message from the thousands and thousands of students across the country who have walked out of classes, marching o
When some of the students came on, and when little niomy came on stage to speak, she got a same reception as Ariana Grande or miley cyrus or vic mensa did. So it is not just a free concert, but it is that they wanted to be here, because they believe in the cause. Yeah, no, i mean, dianne gallagher, thank you so much. I was sitting here talking to dr. Martin luther kings son who said that he could not remember the last time that so many young people galvinized the movement, and the 1960s and all of the High Schoolers in birmingham, a alabama, and that is the last time that he could remember how powerful, and this is a very powerful day here at march for our lives. And so i want to go up to my colleague Jason Carroll who is there in the thick of things as well. Jason . Still marching along, brooke. You talked about the young people, and that is really very much what this day has been about, and speaking of the young people, i want to introduce you the two of them. This is gnattiell and l