Students from Stoneman Douglas high school in florida will lead the nation and world in a series of rallies calling for stricter gun control after 17 people were killed at their school last month. Were going to make a statement that teenagers cant change the world, and that these things really cant happen without somebody doing something. Were right at your doorstep now. Were going to stay here, and were going to fight. I think washingtons ready for us, and were ready to give them hell. Weve got quite the panel, as you see, here to break this down this morning. We want to start with Cnns Abby Phillip and the latenight ban on transgender troops. Good morning to you. What are you learning this morning . Good morning. Late last night in an 11th hour decision, the white house announced that they would ban Transgender Service members from serving in most cases in the military. Now this decision was a long time in coming after in july of last year, President Trump announced that no transgend
children and been around like many funerals around churches and watched we ve got a live camera on a bus there. so occasionally there will happen. we ll get back to paolo sandoval when we can. i think you understood what was happening there. one of the many buses headed here to washington and passionate students and families and supporters here for this march for our lives. and we have another of those passionate supporters here. jay faulk, senior at tc williams, she started a movement to for solidarity and are one of the founders of students demand action. what was it about what happened that prompted you to get as involved as you ve become? what struck you? i think it it s for high school students specifically, it s terrifying. it hits incredibly close to home