pencils, pens, paper, and the money they need! they need that money to support their families and to support themselves before they can support the futures in those classrooms, to support the future that sits down at that desk, waiting to learn. hard-hitting messages from young people there. cnn s diane gallagher joining us now from the nation s capital, not far from where they took to the stage there. so the day after, how are students feeling about all that unfolded? reporter: you know, fred, when i talked to a lot of these students today and immediately after the march last night, a lot of them seemed relieved. they ve been working on this for weeks now. a lot of them have been channeling their grief, their anger into planning for this. and every single marjory stoneman douglas student and really the students that they brought into their movement afterward seemed to feel like it went off exactly as they d hoped. maybe even more than they d hoped for.