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phil mattingly, thank you so much. dana bash who used to run up and down those halls for years and years and years. phil has talked to folks on both sides of the aisle. confident that the house will get to this and nancy pelosi was so key in brokering this deal why is she standing there now for four-plus hours and saying no? i saw you write that down and because you re you, is why you picked up what you did about nancy pelosi. to people at home, it makes no sense. not at all. because she s getting attention for the issue she s upset is not in there. she understood because she is as sort of seasoned and tough as a legislator as they come, that at the end of the day, we saw what happened in the senate a few weeks ago. they tried to use the immigration issue as leverage for keeping the government open and it didn t work. shut the government down. it didn t work out so politically, at least in the short term, for democrats. nancy pelosi is making using the megaphone ....
republicans. there will be survivors of the parkland massacre, meaning the kids who hid in a closet and watched their best friends die. and there will be the national rife a rifle association all in one room. you ve covered these after a horrible tragedy, they retreat and dig in and don t engage with each other. but tonight that s not going to be possible. everybody is going to be on this one stage together. they have to confront the students who are demanding answers. they are coming with suggestions and demands. and the politicians both democrat and republican have to hear them. so that starts again at 9:00 tonight here. alison, it s going to be emotional night. as you noted you were there one week ago tonight following the shooting. what s the one moment you ll be looking for? reporter: well, i just spoke to these three young women, juniors at douglas high school, part of a drama troop, and they came here not actually with any sort of political message or any sort of de ....
don t know the path or exactly how the shootings occurred. where were you when you got that phone call and your heart had to have dropped? so today has baeen we last our footage there. that was the superintendent going through and taking questions there for a few minutes. let me go down to our nbc correspondent who has been on the scene for the last few hour, tammy leitner. what codo you feel like you kno factually and what are some of the unanswered questions you re trying to get answers to? reporter: first i want to take you through what we ve been seeing the last hour and a half on the scene here. a very emotional scene. when we first pulled up, there were parents lining the street for literally blocks. parents standing outside of their cars, standing on the side of the road, waiting for answers. waiting for their children. literally standing there, some in tears, some hugging each other, others desperate just to hear from their kids. and as the minutes and hour ....
the wounded boy who called 911. he d been shot, and what he tells the dispatcher. facebook under fire tonight. and now, apple ceo tim cook, and what he says about facebook. and tonight, our experiment. one of our producers prints out everything facebook knows about her. and you ll see what she found. and the hit and run tonight in broad daylight. five people hit. at least one dead. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. possible severe weather hitting this evening, and the newest turbulence in washington at this hour. president trump has fired another member of his cabinet, v.a. secretary david shulkin is now out. this comes after the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson, then the president s national security adviser h.r. mcmaster was out, and then today, shulkin. all of this in just two weeks. replacing shulkin, the president is now nominating admiral ronny jackson, the white house doctor, who, after the president s rece ....
control over the area has angered many kurds and that anger is spilling over into germany people of kurdish origin here say they feel let down by the lack of response from europe now tension between the two communities is escalating. every day more images of carnage and bloodshed in afrin syria appear on chance of us his computer in berlin. he s dedicated himself to the struggle for the independence of his kurdish people you can barely control his outrage. but sometimes even how would you feel if you saw people injured like this in the field and it just keeps going on and especially when you realize it s being done with arms from germany i m completely disappointed i really am. germany s kurdish minority are taking action not always peacefully german authorities suspect and not just in the berlin office of the not dam which has ties to the p.k. k. . the kurdistan workers party is banned in germany investigators are following up indications that the kurds might be behind a seri ....