columbine, after sandy hook? i m sitting with a mother that lost her son. it s still happening. that was sam zeif, a survivor of the parkland school shooting. his 14-year-old brother, matthew, was also inside the school, hiding inside a classroom directly above him. texts between them from that day have gone viral. we want to share them with you. sam texted, are you okay? hopefully. just know i love you. i love you, too. forever. you re the best brother. we re going to get out of here. i promise. sam? yes? are the cops here? my teacher died. yes. he s sitting in the doorway. i don t know. i m on the third floor. you think i m okay? don t do anything. don t do anything. you understand, matthew? please answer me. are you okay? yes. yes. just stay hidden, please. yo, yo, are you okay, brother? yes. you?
holding a listening session with high school students, parents and teachers affected by mass shootings. the parkland high school shooting as well as groups representing survivors of the tragedy at is sandy hook and columbi columbine. our team is covering all angles. and our panel is with me. but i want to begin with kaylee hartung. set the scene for us out there. reporter: jake, more than 5,000 people have already confirmed they will be coming right here to the bb&t center tonight to bear witness to this conversation. we re just about 15 miles from the high school where this community has the opportunity to come face-to-face with their lawmakers. the spotlight will undoubtedly be on republican senator marco rubio who said in the past week that the gun legislation proposed wouldn t have prevented this massacre. students have not been shy over
after friday s indictments against 13 russian nationals and three entities accused of russian meddling. three services today for victims who lost their lives in the parkland high school shooting. returning to strangers on a train here again is keith morrison. by the time andy savage put his a-team together to look for kate waring, that lovely young charleston woman had been missing two months. according to kate s parents, tom and janice, the charleston police were still saying this they think mae she went somewhere. she s probably just up in greenville. what did you say to that? she doesn t have a car. how s she going to get there? it was after that when the a-team s gene frazier got a tip. kate s best friend ethan lied about where he lived. he didn t live where he allowed police to search.
automatic rifles should be outlawed forever. anybody who says different, i don t know about other people, but we re calling bs on that. many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it. any american school that needs immediate professional consultation and help with organizing and defining these solutions should call the national rifle association school shield program. we shouldn t put in place a process that makes it so easy, through some binterpretation, t get these weapons. no, we don t love covering it. we don t love sharing the news that right now, one of the heros of the parkland high school shooting, is being laid to rest. aaron feis was a coach and security guard at the school.
they say he s dead serious about doing something on this. the president will be having lawmakers on wednesday to talk through some of these issues. it s clear that of all the ideas the president is throwing out, he s focusing the most on arming school teachers and that seems to be one of the least popular proposals of all. erin. thank you very much. in parkland, the school resource officer criticized for his response to the shooting and the president called disgusting and a disgrace is speaking out for the first time. look peterson. look what he did in broward where he thought he was probably a brave guy but he wasn t a brave guy under pressure. he choked. reporter: as the president blasted his actions, scott peterson started fighting back. the former school resource