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She was a little fire ball and my only girl. and then to remember my uncle ray. he was the oldest of the colemans. he liked to laugh and have a good time. my father-in-law who had a heart of gold, he would give anything for anybody. my mother-in-law who was like a second mom. i never knew i would marry into such great people. i never knew it. she was always there with a supportive word. my sister in law who i called my sister because she was. she was so loving. and she would do anything for her family. for my nephew max -- the sweetest baby ever. he loved big hugs. and warm kisses. so i would ...

We know this president invited families from parkland to the white house. it's still happening. other presidents have dealt with this before. how many times has president trump had to address this? >> this is the fifth time the president had to address the nation in the wake of a mass shooting. it's an all too familiar drill. in this city now the all too familiar response likely to come, the debate over gun control here in washington. you said after that parkland shooting, just three months ago, those students right here at this white house talking to the president, demanding action. back then...

That's why it's out of control. nine tons. most of it we think is going to burn up. there's a chance all of it burns up. as ivan mentioned, the last space station in 2001 and '79, the sky lab which the u.s. government got fined $400 because the pieces landed in australia and they got fined for littering. this is what we expect. 80 kilometers up, then additional break continues. we are hoping for little pieces here. i put it right over the ocean so you don't panic and think it is coming to you. we have seen this before and it is quite a fire ball, regardless of whether anything hits the ground....

Hour and president trump calling for an end to chain migration. >> but we want people based on merit not based on the fact that they are thrown into a bin and many of those people are not the people you want in the country, believe me. heather: turns out americans overwhelming agree, so why isn't the system changing? our next guest and expert on immigration studies has a pretty good idea. and up in flames the terrifying moment that carry-on bag explodes into a fire ball on the plane and all caught on camera, and olympian calling for political unity, the outrage that is boiling over on both sid...

Meteorite. the fire ball could be seen as far away as norway and russia. scientists say it weighs 200 pounds and they are trying to find where it land it. leland: it's worth a zillion dollars, a lot of people going -- julie: people actually do that? digging for gold. leland: more at the top of the hour. you're back at 7:00 p.m. julie: 7:00 p.m. eastern. have a safe train back to dc, leland. >> thanks much. fargo?