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during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. with pg&e in the sierras. and i m an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can t impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we ve doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it s heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. welcome back. here are the top stories we are watching. it has been 20 days since 17 were killed and 14 injured at a shooting in parkland, florida.

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any teacher, they are there to teach. we don t need to put guns in the hands of teachers. i don t believe teachers should be armed. i believe teachers should teach the notion my kids are dwog to school with teachers that are armed with a weapon is not something that quite frankly i m comfortable with. i might say the same as a dad as well. well, even as trump proposes teachers carry weapons in the classroom, the president says that he opposed to preparing teachers and students with active shooter drills. active shooter drills is a very negative thing. i ll be honest with you. i mean if i m a child and i m ten years old and they say we are going to have an active shooter drill, i say what s that. people may come in and shoot you. i think that s a very negative thing to be talking about to be honest with you. let s go to martin savage, in parkland, florida with the breaking news on that sheriff s department. really, martin only armed officer on campus, never went into the build

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really, he mumbled said and i didn t hear. he said he was sorry. we re also learning more about the timeline of where the suspect was, at what point in time from surveillance video that was taken next to a mcdonald s. that video was taken about 30 minutes after he dropped his weapon, blended in and escaped the school that that you see behind me. a lot of details that are surfacing as police try to figure out exactly what happened, and probably most importantly at this point is a motive. john? rosa flores for us in parkland, thanks so much. joining me is joey jackson, cnn legal analyst. i want to start by talking about this family. shattered right now. they brought this killer into their house. what were they supposed to have done. did they do anything wrong? is that something that law enforcement is now looking into? i think law enforcement in answer to your question will look into everything.

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it is background checks, whether it is waiting periods, whether it is mental illness, we need to sit down, look at all of the factors and find out what we can all agree on, one issue at a time, and what we can use and pass not just talk about it, but actually enact legislation that will help to put an end to these and i think background is part of the conversation, mental illness, as well as other issues, without making angry the second amendment right supporters, but something has to be done. we re not going to get away with just talk this time. simone, the students, from the school, in parkland, florida, the students so eloquent and so vocal, who are now sponsoring this march on washington on march 24th. have they changed the nature of this discussion? have they created an imperative now to do something? have they made it impossible to ignore? i think they have created an imperative that something has to be done. furthermore, look, john, institutions have never brought us the cha

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