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Makers feels their journey has only just begun. now let's do it movement started in is the one year in two thousand and eight when fifty thousand people came together and cleaned up the entire country in five hours since then the initiative has grown into a global operation and engaged twenty million environmentally savvy wallendas around the world whether this movement go from here and what are the big learnings in the last ten years of volunteer who's been with the initiative since the beginning weeks this stuff. crush the trash bags the plastic plastic plastic was the plastic glass the bar ...

Client as we have reported before. jeff zeleny at the white house, thank you. after a weekend of marches here in washington, all around the world, hundreds of thousands pushed for an end to gun violence, where does this movement go from here?

Were on a fire escape. firefighters got here within three minutes. they were able to rescue many people, but for the 12 people who died, 5 children and 7 adults, the -- this fire moved so quickly, fire officials believe those 12 victims all died within the first few minutes of this fire. katy? >> heartbreaking. anne thompson, thanks so much. it's been a year of reckoning that changed the national conversation. but where will the me, too, movement go in 2018?

more to the middle might have been able to get something through congress. once he started talking about a big tax increase on the rich, there's no way republicans were going to go for that. i think this has become a political debate not a debate about what we can pass right now. that's a problem when you have 14 million unemployed people. >> didn't the summer teach the white house there was going to be no consensus and trying to do a deal, trying actually to move to the center is what the white house tried to do over the debt ceiling isn't going to work. if you talk to people at the...

>> i would say it's the political system. >> the whole system. >> including congress, including the way we talk about politics, the way we engage in politics. just the entire sore of framework that we use to think about it and talk about it, i think is the problem. so i would say what our movement is, is really a kind of democracy movement. we want to be better represented by the government. and we feel that we need to have a way to directly participate, because we're just not feeling represented by really anyone. >> now, is it fair to say that you kind of want a lot of the same things that th...