the picture of paul mccartney and his partner at the march that we have been talking about it is very much as our top news story this evening, to stop gun violence. hundreds of thousands of people are marching against gun violence in america but also other parts of the world, over 800 separate protest and i think we have seen, i cannot remember where but more people are marching and protesting gun violence and turned up protesting gun violence and turned up to donald trump's inauguration so thatis up to donald trump's inauguration so that is something to celebrate. but this is a testament to the incredible and inspiring work of the park and students from the valentine's day massacre —— parkland. they are having an impact. the white house put out a statement today with some initiatives that it is pushing for which include banning modifications that allow guns to act like assault rifles but also improving school safety which i think include arming teachers which is an interesting way of addressing a problem but they are not going away, the students. it is clear where you stand edito

<paul mccartney/sing er-songwriter: "this is what we can do and so i'm here to do it. one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. so it's important to me.> (jrstone) in new york city, iconic singer-songwriter paul mccartney took part in today's march for our lives. he talked about how the shooting death of john lennon in 1980 was a part of his motivation for marching. the main march for our lives in washington was inspired and organized by students from marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida after a shooting there on valentines day left 17-people dead. (justine) students like emma gonzales and david hogg , who have become the more recognizable leaders of the movement. reporter kristen holmes has more details from washington dc. bts david hogg, marjory stoneman douglas high school student/ emma gonzalez, marjory stoneman douglas high school student"i say we will not stop until every man, every woman, every child and every american can live without fear of gun violence and tonight i say, no more." "no one could comprehend the devastating

mccartney though paul mccartney says the beatle of they they had a big helping hand from radio caroline how did you end up on this ship. i was a destruct in france at the time. doing bold emotionally gupta on europe number one and i was also a leader do seen the x. it came from england on tour and i was on stage with sam the sham and the pharoahs when there are a manager came up and he said you know you read a good you should be on radio caroline what's radio caroline. and he said well this is a pirate ship that just started in england and i'm good friends with ronan o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you you know is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain i saw this finished for years and maybe in the south china sea i was going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness better than most and. you know i was not the least bit worried i know i was a bit of a

. >> stars from ariana grande to george clooney to paul mccartney getting involved and abc's kenneth moton is also in washington this morning covering that angle for us. kenneth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and adrienne. no doubt the stars of this movement are the students, but to keep this fight in the spotlight, to keep the momentum, they'll likely needed the support and financial backing of those famous voices. ♪ come together >> reporter: star power boosting the march for our lives. >> msd strong. >> reporter: from singers ariana -- ♪ let's go >> reporter: and miley. >> i just find myself lucky to be in the presence of all of you wonderful people fighting for what is right. >> reporter: to broadway actors lin-manuel miranda and ben placke. ♪ tomorrow there will be more of us ♪ >> reporter: celebrities in the entertainment and music industry lending a hand in the coast-to-coast call for gun reforms using their powerful voices for activism. ♪ we will rise up >> reporter: in los angeles -- [ chanting ] >> this is an issue that affects us across the

en la ciudad de nueva york anticiparon celebridades como paul mccartney. tambiÉn asistiÓ la sobreviviente de la masacre en parkland y la abuela de la estudiantes asesinada. las escuelas deberÍan ser un lugar feliz para aprender y un lugar seguro dijo la abuela. los promotores de la marcha dicen quecomo en otras manifestaciones el mensaje es claro. quienes quieran participar puede hacerlo registrÁndose para votary asÍ hacer escuchar su voz a travÉs de las urnas. el departamento de justicia decidiÓ prohibirlos dispositivos que aumenta la potencia de las armas pero para algunos esto no es suficiente. quiero que la violÓ exageradamente no afecte a los niÑos y quiero trabajar por eso, es un problema que tenemos en este paÍs. >> para estos estudiantes sÓlo una acciÓn significativa por parte del congreso podrÍa ser una soluciÓn. de la ciudad de nueva york, carranza, univisiÓn. >> el estado de la estrella solitaria es un estado republicano y tradicionalmente en pro de las armas de fuego, tambiÉn se registrÓ una multitudinaria marcha donde esta gen

but of course i'm coming over that was my first my first date the poorer paul mccartney pull the cut he says the beatle of they they had a big helping hand from radio caroline how did you end up on this ship. i was a destruct in france at the time. doing bold emotionally gupta on europe number one and i was also lead to do seem to be acts it came from england on tour and i was on stage with sam the sham and the pharoahs when there are a manager came up and he said you know you read a good you should be on radio caroline what's radio caroline. he said well this is a pirate ship that just started nameless and i'm good friends with run and o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape let's see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you you know is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain i saw this finished for years and maybe in the south china sea i wasn't going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness bet

one of them was paul mccartney. he says one of the reasons he took part in this was to honor his friend, john legend -- lennon. . there were protests all over the world, too, including madrid, paris, and rome. and in the bay area, the largest march took place in san francisco. organizers estimate tens of thousands of people gathered at civic center plaza. we are live with that part of our team coverage. >> estimators say it's between 40 and 50,000s of people took part in today's rally. students spoke out, united in their support for gun control. >> ladies and gentlemen [ cheering ]>> we are uniting together because we are leaders of this movement. just because we are young doesn't mean we don't understand what is happening.>> we need to vote out the politicians who are bought and funded by the nra. spivak>> many of the people at the rally are not old enough to vote, but were moved at all the recent school shootings. >> i am here because i'm sick and tired of seeing innocent children and people getting killed by guns

paul mccartney was nighted by the queen 21 years ago. >> last week paul and i had dinner in l.a. we talked about how it's mad. >> time to get you up to speed on more headlines. in tonight's know and tell blake shelton's love for gwen and her boys. blake continued his tv take over singing about gwen on seth meyers and gushing about her boys to kathie lee and hoda. >> they're such great fun. >> you love it. >> owe my gosh yes. >> this palm reading was extra creepy. >> you have been spending some time with a young man. >> meanwhile who's doing ninja warrior? it looks like he's getting his kids ready for the show. he and his wife kimberly have several contestants and one on the way. when things get too competitive -- >> you are cheat. >> he has dad duty down encouraging annabelle. >> there you go. nice. >> schwarzenegger kid impersonator? >> let's go. >> that is jacob tremblay clowning around with olivia munn. they're starring in the reboot of "predator". >> finally mila's observe vacation. >> my boy is like a sloth. >> she explained how raising daughter wyatt is different than son d

arantxa: una de las celebridades que participÓ en la marcha por nuestras vidas fue paul mccartney, llevaba puesta una camiseta con el eslogan, si podemos detener la violencia y uno de sus mejores amigos y cantante compositor de los beatles, fue vÍctima mortal de un arma de fuego a sÓlo pasos de donde Él se encontraba manifestÁndose. mccarty es un icono de pacifismo en la cultura popular. la marcha realizada en washington superÓ las expectativas de asistencia. lo que sorprendiÓ fue la concurrencia que tuvieron ademÁs marchas en varias ciudades del paÍs de costa a costa donde el la exigencia es clara, reformar las leyes actuales que regulan la venta y compra de armas de fuego. ♪ ♪ >> miles de personas en chicago se solidarizaron con la causa de estudiantes de parkland, florida y recordaron que chicago ha sido blanco de las armas de fuego con tiroteos diarios que han dejado una estela de muerte en barrios minoritarios. >> yo trabajo con niÑos y tengo una niÑa de 16 aÑos,es muy importante que tomemos conciencia de no a las armas. tenemos que luchar contra la polÍtica que no nos

. >> in new york city paul mccartney marched in memory of john lennon. >> one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. >> in l.a. amy schumer addressed the large crowd. >> i stand with you. >> backstage she posed with students who spoke on behalf of moms demand action. >> reese witherspoon is on the council and attended the march with laura dern. the marchers were on the minds of stars like kristen bell who attended the nick kids choice awards. >> millie bobby brown acknowledged the victims in her speech. >> i felt it needed to be said. not only do i verbally say it, but i can wear something that represents them. >> so many people getting involved. i loved the picture that kim kardashian west took of kanye and northwest walking in the parade. cher was busy on social media. it's great to see everybody involved. >> using their voice to make a difference. let's talk about koups and some exes starting with britney spears ex topping tonight's know and tell. >> birthday boy k-fed hit vegas djing and ringing in his big 4-0 at where else, a strip club, crazy horse iii

so it is important to me. >> paul mccartney with jason carroll there and referencing the murder of his beatles' band matt john lennon and talking about wanting to end gun violence in this country. thank you for being with me on this saturday afternoon and in washington, d.c., and across the country. i'm brooke baldwin and you have heard all of the people speaking out about gun reform and with me is stoneman douglas high school teacher who hid 19 students in a closet during the shooting last month in parkland and also with me is rebecca snide one of the students and a junior at imsd. thank you for being with me. >> thank you. >> and so you are leading this. you are the reason that your classmates and you are the reason why all of the people are here. >> it has been most surreal feeling of anything that i think that i have ever felt. you know, they show and i did not see, because i was in the student section and then on the big screen they showed the amount of people out there in the crowd and it is mind blowing. >> everybody holding up the signs. >> yeah, it is insane. >> what did you t

mccartney, who is getting up with that t—shirt, we can end gun violence. —— dizzyingly so. with that t—shirt, we can end gun violence. -- dizzyingly so. the florida gun shooting continues to dominate us politics and may be a watershed in the regulation and violence, hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of various us cities today, all us states have protests, and i think around the world as well. macani has a personal link to this. he says i had a friend killed by a gun not farfrom here, john lennon in 1980. it's interesting that he doesn't name him, hejust says interesting that he doesn't name him, he just says one of my best friends was killed from gun violence not too far from here. it is amazing really, isn't it? if you think about how much that shooting shocked us here and in america i don't know the exact statistics, but shootings every single day, it seems, they have kind of become anaesthetised to it. what is really special about this story is the momentum that has built from these teenagers. you heard them speak earlier on your newsreel. it was so emotive, they we

just a little short while ago, i spoke to paul mccartney about what this march means for him and why it's become so personal. >> what do you hope can be accomplished? >> end gun violence. >> do you think that can happen at the legislative level? we've seen it in places like florida and here in new york. >> i'm like everyone, i don't know. but this is what we can do. and so i'm here to do it. one of my best friends was killed in gun violence. right around here. so it's important to me. >> just a short while ago, we also spoke to the governor who said it's important not just to march today but to take action tomorrow. and to have these people to have their voices heard. one of those folks out here right now, a mother who marched 17 years ago and is also out here again today who said you were angry? >> i'm angry. i'm angry because we went to washington for the million mom march and nothing has happened. and nothing will happen until people voice their vote and they vote at the polls and we vote out the republicans who are basically bought and sold by the nra. >> one of the things i keep

along to catch paul mccartney who spoke near the area where john lennon was killed outside of his manhattan apartment 37 years ago, this is what we can do. so i'm here to do it. one of my best friends was killed in gun violence. right around here. so it is important to me. >> marches also took place around the world today. looking at marches on three continents. paris, london, tokyo and australia. and in all more than 800 marches took place today across the world. >>> our coverage of today's marches continues on our abc 7 news app and online. you can find a photo gallery with some of the best signs from today and best moments from all of the marches. >>> new at 5:00, some tense moments in the east bay. >> rescue effort after a man falls into a well. >>. >>> and the results are in. we now know the severity of steph curry's knee injury coming up in sports and shu has the scoop on when you can expect to see him on the court again. >>> and i'm drew tuma. live doppler 7 tracking another >>> police in newark need your help to find more information about the shooting death of a man. officers found

he joins paul mccartney in receiving the honor. >>> and kids and cops in the classroom bonding through love of reading. more on the way. i when an even bigger storm arrives plus, do you trust facebook anymore? the backlash over the personal data leak that )s now turning into a worldwide movement. next. right now at 6: tracking the rain. >>> before we go tonight, i want to share with you a good story. in fact several of them. stories read to eager kids by grown-up volunteers, some who already give us an awful lot. it's our regular look at those who serve. in a digital world, the joy and discovery of the written and spoken word still captivates in this kansas city classroom. >> i read chapter books now. >> it's very fun. i think i'll just say that. >> i like to read a lot. there's a lot of great books out there. >> reporter: and officer darren ivy likes to read a lot too, a policeman and story leader. he's with the lead to read program. >> you get to spend time with a child who may not get that one on one time. and at the same time, they're learning a skill that they need, which is readi

paul mccartney looks a little different every few years. something different about him. it isn't the same paul mccartney, the cute beatle. he had to be a little different, grow up. trump can be trump. >> a new diet. maybe he will. >> physically. we'll never change the wonderful look of his. the round table is staying with us. the these three will tell me something i didn't know. you're watching "hardball." we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insurance. get a quote today. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold me before. well your situation's totally

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paul mccartney was knighted in 1997. makes sense. >>> most of us consider lions friendly. this was caught on video in a lighthearted moment. this big cat at a tiger world in north carolina couldn't resist trying to interact with a knee-high visitor. at one point he as you can see gave big kitty kisses. good thing that glass is there. >> there's two ways to interpret this. >> we're going to go with the i love kids and i want to kiss them and hug them. we're going with that interpretation. >> i like that. okay. glass half full. >>> for the first time climate change headed to court. the unprecedented claim playing out. >>> police arrested two stoneman douglas students who brought other weapons to school. >>> new information on the austin serial bomber and the dramatic twist overnight. why law enforcement is wordy he may not have acted alone >>> 4:57 in the morning. thanks for joining us. yes, the rain is coming down and yes, the rain is coming down and heav well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and gre

and it's the dumb -- well, you know the paul mccartney "yesterday" story? >> jimmy: oh yeah, scrambled eggs. >> oh, you did a -- >> jimmy: yeah, we did a bit on that. >> i know a place for kick ass scrambled eggs. >> jimmy: scrambled eggs. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i've seen it. but i often think those are the best melodies. i'll get back to that. we wrote that song in a second. because we didn't plan to write it. i think if you plan to write, like a ballad or something like that, you always get a little bit less than you hoped for. and we wrote that, and then the scratch taken in my home that we played it together. >> jimmy: do you ever get embarrassed? >> writing? >> jimmy: yeah like when taylor goes, i like this, it's called like -- ♪ happy day it's a happy day ♪ >> no, because i'm never around a lot of people. i get embarrassed if there's a a lot of people around. >> jimmy: oh yeah, me too. [ laughter ] >> when i first started -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. it's not -- writing music is not much different than having a physical. you know, like you wouldn't

mean go star is the seconds member of the bee just to be nice is after paul mccartney was easy on our way back in one thousand nine hundred seventy. well if you're a fan of the mountains this next report is a stunner because the call of the mountain is a brand new exhibition in all the hausen in germany's war valley now you're thinking wait a minute not a mountain in sight in that part of the world whereby you would be correct but that's what makes this exhibition all the more spectacular as it's happening in the local gas ometer and it literally turns one of europe's most famous mountains upside down. the matter horn it's one of the highest mountains in the alps and famous around the world. has borne witness to great triumphs and terrible tragedy. now people can marvel at the magic of the matter horn at the summit or in the western german city of over housing this former gas holder is now europe's tallest exhibition hall. the matter mourns inverted p.q. suspended one hundred meters overhead. images taken at different times of day and in different seasons as well as climbing routes ar

among them, paul mccartney in new york who reminded the crowd how john lennon was murdered. >> one of my best friends was killed in gun violence. right around here. so, it's important to me. >> reporter: but it was the kids who took center stage. the emotional high point -- emma gonzalez, a parkland survivor on stage for 6:20. the amount of time it took the shooter to turn her community upside down. [ chanting "never again" ] >> the crowd there chanting never again. incredibly powerful moment. david wright joins us live from pennsylvania avenue, and david, you were out there all day and you were telling me earlier, the crowds and the concerns went well beyond violence in our schools. >> that's right, they're against gun violence in all its forms, tom. while we did meet one or two people who wanted to ban guns, the vast majority of the people that we met today say that they want what seem to be reasonable restrictions. getting rid of the high-capacity magazines. getting military-style weapons out of the hands of civilians. of course, the gun rights community sees that as a slippery slo

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but of course i'm coming that was my first my first thought both of paul mccartney pull the gun he says the beatle of they they had a big helping hand from radio caroline how did you end up on this ship. i was a destruct in france at the time. doing bold emotionally gupta on europe number one and i was also a leader do seen the x. it came from england on tour and i was on stage with sam the sham and the pharoahs when there are a manager came up and he said you know you read a good you should be on radio caroline what's radio caroline. he said well this is a pirate ship that just started in england and i'm good friends with run and o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape let's see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you in you is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain i saw this finished for years and maybe in the south china sea i was going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness better than most

to score on his debut since george mccartney against iceland in 2001. i mean, i am getting used to it. scoring on my debut. it was a great feeling out there in front of all the crowd, and they bring great support every single home game. ijust thought i would embrace the moment, take it by the hand and go out there, try to work as much as i can as usual but i enjoyed every minute of it. saracens are up to second in rugby union's premiership after a 211—11 win over harlequins in the first—ever premiership match at the london stadium. with several players back in club action after the six nations, two returning stars made the difference for saracens. wales wing liam williams and england back—row maro itoje scoring for the european champions. in the pro1li, cardiff blues stepped closer to sealing a play—off spot with victory over ulster, who themselves now face a tricky task of reaching the post—season matches. the blues ran in four tries to secure a 35—17 bonus point win. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben brown with the

. >> what else do you do with it how long have we been calling paul mccartney sir paul. isn't it about time? >> maybe it is >> the co-founder of wathatsapp urged people to delete their facebook accounts. brian acton tweeted it's time, #deletefacebook. facebook bought what's app in 2016 it became a trending hashtag on twitter yesterday. he wasn't the only one, maybe one of the most prominent people to do so, given that facebook made him rich. >> and jim carrey also one of those people in hollywood that jumped on this bandwagon about getting away from facebook the fallout continues. >> you know who loves this all the people who never got on facebook see, this is why i didn't do it. >> that's not how this works >>> if you loved starbucks unicorn frappuccino, there may be a sweeter treat there's rumored to be a crystal ball frappuccino as soon as tomorrow the crystal ball frap will be peach tea based with a white chocolate gem drizzle and turquoise sparkles i will say this, as part of our programming and our journalistic views, we did order the original unicorn frappuccino.

ringo joins paul mccartney as the only two members of the beatles to be knighted. george harrison sadly passed away before he could be knighted. and john lennon sadly put out an album with yoko ono. topic three. britney's lawyers made a proposal earlier this month. but sources close to federline says he flatly rejected the order. and by sources close to federline they mean kid he plays video games online. he gets $20,000 a month from britney. if this doesn't work out he may have to get a job. topic four. as new yorkers were suppose to be on the lookout for anything strange or unusual, i want to point out the knicks won a game last night. and there is a massive shortage of frito-lay products. it started when they cut the pay of its drivers, causing dozen of them to quit. throw in the legalization of medical marijuana. they technically get paid in merks isterbrau. topic 5, the last remaining white rhino has died in captivity. his name is sudan and there is not a lot of dead rhino jokes that can get past standard and practices. the sad news means with him gone, the on

sir paul mccartney got his knight hood 20 years ago. but ringo got it for his contributions to music. folks are shouting out from all around. from the cavern club, for example, that's where they played in liverpool in 1962, '63. it is really cool to see it. one of the top twitter feeds out there. he is not going to wear a suit of armor. >> what if you're knighted as a woman? >> a dame. dame judi dench, for example. >> that's right. i don't know if she gets a sword or not. >> she can probably handle it. we'll investigate it. >>> coming up, hundreds of friends and family came out to honor the victims killed in the yountville shooting. the message they're seconding out in honor of their loved ones. get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the brands your whole family will love get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event.

. >>> in new york city, paul mccartney joined protesters and spoke near the area where john lennon was killed outside his manhattan apartment 37 years ago. >> this is what we can do. so i'm here to do it. one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. so it's important to me. >> this year's kids' choice awards was dominated by the march for our lives movement. >> kids made their voices heard with the incredible march for our lives. [ cheers and applause ] it all happened because you want to make the world a better place. you see, change is only possible when we all work together. it's so inspiring to see kids take charge. >> host john cena paid tribute to students leading the charge for safer gun laws. there you see oakland native zenda zendaya. she marched in los angeles and thanked everyone who took part. >>> several smaller rallies took place to defend second amendment rights. this is called the march before our lives rally outside salt lake city. marchers say they share the goal of protecting children and stopping violence in schools. >> teachers, administrato

. >>> in new york city, paul mccartney joined protesters and spoke near the area where john lennon was killed outside his manhattan apartment 37 years ago. >> this is what we can do. so i'm here to do it. one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. so it's important to me. >> this year's kids' choice awards was dominated by the march for our lives movement. >> kids made their voices heard with the incredible march for our lives. it all happened because you want to make the world a better place. you see, change is only possible when we all work together. it's so inspiring to see kids take charge. >> host john cena paid tribute to students leading the charge for safer gun laws. there you see oakland native zendaya. she marched in los angeles and thanked everyone who took part. >>> several smaller rallies took place to defend second amendment rights. this is called the march before our lives rally outside salt lake city. marchers say they share the goal of protecting children and stopping violence in schools. >> teachers, administrators and collegiate level studen

. >> paul mccartney's grandson is apparently a hot ticket. we have a bit of everything. >> looking forward to the whiskey. >> people should tune in just to see this >> and the whiskey >> and the whiskey >>> if you don't remember bear stearns, we do look at this. >> if you have not heard it yet, jpmorgan chase is buying bear stearns at a rock bottom price, $2 a share >> a crisis in confidence that continued to build as the week went on and ultimately crescendos late yesterday. essentially it lost its ability to finance itself. when you're an investment bank and levered significantly you need to finance yourself these things can happen like that. >> the federal reserve stepped in, opened up the window for investment banks, treating them like commercial banks. investment banking will never be the same >> let's bring in ben white, he covered the downfall of bear at the "new york times" in 2008, now at politico and cnbc contributor. it's hard to overstate the magnitude of what happened then. >> yeah. i'm getting anxiety just watching those clips f

. >>> the clooneys, sir paul mccartney, lady gaga, we're coast to coast with the stars as they march with america's kids. >>> plus -- >> it's so inspiring to see kids take charge. >> -- all the

. >>> in new york paul mccartney joined protesters and spoke near the area where john lennon was killed outside his manhattan apartment 37 years ago. >> this is what we can do. and so i'm here to do it. one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. so it's important to me. >>> several much smaller rallies took place to defend america's second amendment rights. you're looking at what organizers called the march before our lives rally outside utah's state capitol in salt lake city. marchers say they also share the goal of protecting children and stopping violence in schools. >> teachers, administrators, and again, collegiate-level students should have the choice to carry a firearm responsibly to utilize as a tool to defend themselves as a last line of defense. we're not asking them to become rambo. >> at least one pro-gun rights group in utah claims it asked to join the march for our lives but it was excluded. some of the marchers openly carried both handguns and rifles, which is legal in utah. we gathered local resources to help parents, kids, and educators navigat

in new york city, just as thousands gathered near central park, paul mccartney reflected on what the mar meant to him. >> one of my best friends was killed in gun violence right around here. so it's important to me. >> reporter: our interviewed conducted on central park west, blocks away from where john lennon was gund down in 1980. the real question is -- what happens next? there their passion, their movement lead to federal at the legislation? >> what we have to say is you have to stay with it. one day is not enough. >> reporter: some came to remember stoneman douglas, other sand hook, or las vegas, or the pulse nightclub in orlando. one thing is clear. they marchers believe the time for change is now. >> my grandfather had a dream that his four also children would not be judged by the color of their skin, by by the content of their character. i have a dream that enough is enough. and that this should be a gun-free world. period. >> so we saul that in the case of florida, they were able to pass gun legislation after what happened there. the same thing in new york following sandy ho

paul mccartney was knighted in 1997. >> tucker: correct answer which brings to us sudden death 2 to 2. >> oh, boy.ke >> tucker: peter doocy and lauren blanchard decided by this question number 5. which kind of animal was recently seen walking on two feet at a zoo in philadelphia because it is afraid to get its hands dirty? peter doocy? >> it is -- and i sympathize with this as someone who has purell in his jacket pocket, it's a gorilla. cold and flu season, tucker. it's not to be messed around with. >> tucker: roll the tape. is it a gorilla? >> lewis, a gorilla at the philadelphia zoo, likes to keep it very clean. he is a bachelor. known for walking upright like a human as you see in the video. >> tucker: that was intense. the reign was short. >> i would like to meet a man like this. he won't walk on his hands. he doesn't want to get them dirty.ou could you imagine this? >> tucker: did you know the answer to that. >> i did. >> tucker: but the lightning fast reflexes of peter doocy. >> i came in during the studio this morning during "america's newsroom" and pressing the button. >> tuck

and two musicians by the name of john lennon and paul mccartney met each other for the first time. also a notorious terrorist from saudi arabia was born that same year, 1957. and that's what i want to talk to you about today. men and women in the air force all over the world get up morning, noon and night to operate and maintain this 60-year-old boeing airplane. and on the morning of 9/11, i went from fast asleep to full-out war in 30 minutes. a good friend of our family's, stacy, called on the phone at 5:50 in the morning in spokane, washington. and i could hear her through the phone as my wife picked it up, where's mark, where's mark, where's mark? where is he? well, he's here asleep next to us, it's 5:50 in the morning, stacy. and our month-old son travis lay between us. turn on the tv right now. an airplane has hit a building. and when i heard that, i rolled over and grabbed the remote off of the night stand. and i'm a news junkie, and i turned on fox news to take a look. and what i saw left me conflicted. i saw a burning building where american flight 11 had just hit six minut

just a few moments ago i spoke to paul mccartney. he stood here and talked about the need for gun reform. as you know, he said as many people know, one of my best friends was shot not far from where we're standing right now. we expressed the need for gun change here as well. again, hushed tones here. a number of people are going to be out here. after the rally wraps up here, there's going to be a march downtown and things are just getting under way here in new york city. back to you. >> all right, jason carroll, thank you so much. of course we are watching people gather across the country to fight for changes in gun laws. among those here, people who are victims of violence, those who know people victimized and people trying to prevent more tragedies. they're ordinary folks, celebrities and lawmakers here. one of those people joining me in this march today to witness history unfold is democratic senator from minnesota, andy klobuchar. good to see you, senator. >> thank you. >> what are your impressions? you see all of these young peo

so the key is for these young people, followed by so many other people, i saw paul mccartney was at one of the rallies, somebody told me lady gaga, wish i could have been at that and i could have met her, but the fact is it's a massive effort and reminds me of some of the protests that have changed the people in office. but they got to keep it up. if they don't keep it up those that want no change will just sit on their hands, they will never come out and say anything, they will just try to stall, stall, stall until the steam comes out of the kettle. the fact is if we can keep the pressure on we're not going to change everything overnight, but you can get significant change, and i hope so. and if they do not, if they do not bring about change, i think people should be held absolutely accountable at the ballot box i have no question about it. >> let's turn to the president's new national security adviser, john bolton. he is considered one of the most aggressive voices when it comes to american foreign policy. these were just some of the headlines for opinion pieces that he wrote. he call

the 77-year old is the second beatle to be knighted, 21 years after paul mccartney. (pam) prince harry and meghan markle have picked out their wedding cake. and.... they have commissioned a marin county native, who once worked as a pastry chef in berkeley at chez panisse. according to kensington palace .... the couple asked pastry chef claire ptak .... now the owner of the london- based bakery violetcakes ... to make a "lemon elderflower cake." it will incorporate the "bright flavours of spring, covered with buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers." the couple will marry in st. george's chapel, in windsor castle, on may 19th. last weather and goodbye lawrence karnow: the rain was on and off again and heavy at times. there are still showers showing up on doppler. we can expect showers tonight and it will be heavy at times. also the winds will get blustery as these storms move through. rainfall amounts will be high over the next couple of days. we could see 3 to 5 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains, and 1 to 3 inches across parts of the rest of the bay are

and, oh, by the way, i'm doing a concert in the desert with paul mccartney, neil young, the rolling stones, bob dylan, the who, do you want to do it? okay. >> reporter: they performed at the desert trip nevertheless california in 2016 and then joined waters on his world tour. >> what was it? 160 dates? something like that? >> it was long. >> reporter: but it introduced lucius to a new audience. jess wolfe and holy laessig have been singing together now for 13 years. >> it's like any relationship or thing that you find in your life that feels sort of, i don't noerks dream-like or perfect or whatever the word is. >> it felt dream-like? >> yeah. it felt like -- there was never a moment where we said, we shouldn't be doing this. >> now from their new album "nudes" here is lucius with "something about you." ♪ ♪ follow me, just trust me it's gonna be a good thing for us ♪ ♪ i know that you're worried there is nothing to fear ♪ ♪ let me lead, believe me we're gonna be just fine, i promise ♪ ♪ the storm clouds are parting no more counting the tear♪ ♪ no more counting the tears