Headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Survivors at last weeks School Shooting plan to hold a rally if the State Capitol today to try to pressure lawmakers into enacting tougher laws on gun makers. One student called the vote heartbreaking. In washington there is a small sign of movement on the gun control front. Hena doba is here in new york with the details. Hena, good morning. Good morning, annemarie. Despite the house state voting down the measure the school witnessed one of the deadliest School Shootings in modern history last week they will try to persuade them before their legislative session ends. Cheers for the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as their buses pulled into the State Capitol last night. Today those students will meet with lawmakers in tallahassee to push for tighter gun control to help prevent Mass Shootings like the one that claimed 17 lives at their school last week. And were going keep talking, keep pushing unt
Are being laid to rest today. Cnns rosa flores is in parkland, florida. Tell us about these three teenagers whose funerals are being held today. Reporter hearts are heavy in this community. And just really no words to describe the amount of pain that this community is going through. Imagine 17 members of this community were shot and killed. And just this hour three of those individuals are being laid to rest. Ill share with you their names. 15yearold peter wang, 14yearold kara loughran, 16yearold carmen schentrup. And later today, there are two viewings. The viewings for christopher hixon, 49 years of age, and 37yearold aaron feis. We heard a lot about mr. Feis because we learned that he used his body as a shield to protect other students. So what surviving students now doing is their taking all of that pain and it is firing them up to go to the state capital and to demand lawmakers to do something. They want the type and style of weapon that was used here to kill their loved ones, the
Teenagers who lost friends, classmates and mentors. Im glad that people are starting to notice that this is something that we need to face. And when politicians say now is not the time, i want to ask them, when is . How many more children need to die . Things need to change. Nothing is going to be different if we dont change anything. I would like to say that this shouldnt be a fight between two different parties. This should be a coming together where we all realize that something is wrong and even if we disagree on the way to fix it, we all just need to talk about it and stop being angry and stop slandering other people that doesnt help anyone. Thats why people died. Because we just cant get along. And the heart broken community of parkland also grappling with another cruel reality that there were warning signs of a future killer lurking in their midst. Could this massacre have been prevented . Cnns rosa flores in parkland with the latest on what we have learned about the gunman. Ros
are being laid to rest today. cnn s rosa flores is in parkland, florida. tell us about these three teenagers whose funerals are being held today. reporter: hearts are heavy in this community. and just really no words to describe the amount of pain that this community is going through. imagine 17 members of this community were shot and killed. and just this hour three of those individuals are being laid to rest. i ll share with you their names. 15-year-old peter wang, 14-year-old kara loughran, 16-year-old carmen schentrup. and later today, there are two viewings. the viewings for christopher hixon, 49 years of age, and 37-year-old aaron feis. we heard a lot about mr. feis because we learned that he used
lost. peter wang, 15 years old. gina montalto, 15. carmen schentrup. jaime guttenberg, 14 years old. nicholas dworet, 17. martin duque, 14 years old. alyssa alhadeff, 14 years old. luke hoyer, 15 years old. helena ramsey, 17 years old. alexander schachter, 14 years old. kara loughran, 14 years old. meadow pollack, 18 years old. christopher hixon, he was the