douglas high school. have you thought about what it will be like to walk back into those buildings? yes. i ve been thinking about it a lot. personally i don t feel safe going back. i don t know if i ll be able to walk into those buildings where i sat for three hours wondering if i ll come out alive or if i can see my parents again. i drove past the school for the first time the other day, and it was heartbreaking to see all the students faces who unfortunately passed away. we want to be there and we want to support our school, but it s really hard to be in those buildings where many died and where many were panicked for hours, wondering if they ll come out alive. lizzie, know that so many people will be with you in spirit. thank you very much for being with us. your voice is being heard. lizzie eaton. don t forget the cnn town hall, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn.
we need to keep records on who is buying these weapons. if they have mental issues or things like that, we need to keep an eye on them. lizzie, this sounds like a strange question. it s pertinent because of conspiracy theories floating around, people accusing students of not being legitimate. are you an actor, has someone put you up to this? definitely not. i m never in front of the camera. i wanted to be up here and help my city we never thought something like this would happen to us. we learn about this every day in school. we just want to make a difference. it really touched all of our hearts. the 3,000 kids in our school, the middle school, the whole community is coming together. we re not actors. we ve never done stuff like this before. no one is paying us to do this. we want to do this because we love our city and school so much. we just want to make a difference. next week the school opens up again, the marjory stoneman