is summed up with the stroke of a pen. florida governor rick scott signing several gun control measures they demanded into law just three weeks after the shooting. not to be, i don t know, cocky or anything, it s because we went up there and we were fighting. if we didn t do it, no doubt that it would not be passed. start at state and move it to a national level. we are going to get universal background checks. reporter: but their efforts to sway washington hasn t moved at the same pace, if at all. we know our legislatolegisla is not going to happen. we understand that. that s because we re educated and because we re, you know, we understand the way the law works. it s hard to not feel a little upset by the reaction in washington, but we re going to be there. enough is enough! reporter: most students haven t had face time with
lawmakers on the federal level. they haven t physically seen us. they haven t seen the passion we have to offer. reporter: yet. we re hoping some stheupbgs get passed before the march march 24th. they have to get something passed. they have to feel it, know what we re feeling inside. the next step is daunting. these accidental activists are quick to remind you. from the day after this happened at the rally you could tell we weren t going the take no for an answer. we were going to take it all the way to the top. i hope it is a representation of what america could be and what america should be. reporter: and of course across the country the eyes going to be on washington as well. there will be senate hearings about what may have been missed in this particular shooting. both florida senators are
right? correct. he is. you favor changes to gun control that might include restrictions of certain weapons. he does not. these are big signature issues for democrats. if you guys did overtake the house, you haven t said you wouldn t back pelosi, right? i was actually one of the leaders who stood up and said we need to have an opportunity for other people to run. i ve actually been strongly identified with someone who is saying it is time for change in our house leadership. i m just trying to make the point when tom perez comes on, he s going to say we ve always been a big ten party, all these different kinds of voices. that s not really true. if you look what happened over time and why democrats lofthouses, one, you lost a ton at the state level but led to redistricting efforts and that wound up playing into different house seats that you lost. but also it s because there has
reporter: absolutely. the sun has set but the tears have been falling for some time. there have been several vigils in this community already. this one s just getting under way and by far, this one is the largest. it has been organized by the city. city officials, state officials, they are all here, but most importantly, many, many students are here. they ve come with their parents. the parents in this community will not let their children out of arm s reach. you see a lot of tears. you see laughter. you see hugs. there are reunions that are taking place. some of these students haven t seen one another since they fled their building in terror. but for the most part, this is all about coming together as a community, trying to come to grips with what has happened. thousands of people here, you really can t tell how many on the ground here and some signs of protests. a few people have signs that say, enough is enough. some say, no more guns. but for the most part, this is meant to be a
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