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He was released later in the day, and he is now with us. he is the founder of the change the ref.org. man well, thank you so much for being with us. tell us how you decided you were going to do this. >> thank you again. and sorry that i didn't show yesterday. >> that's okay. first off, i do just want to say, it was lovely to see your wife. >> right. >> and yesterday, everyday really, but especially yesterday on the anniversary of your son's death, you're very much on my heart and in my thoughts. i can't imagine what it has been like for you to go through this each year. >> it's been hard. well...

Comcast business powering possibilities. there is an update to a story we have been following here. the father of a parkland shooting victim has been standing outside the white house demanding a meeting with president biden. in an effort to urge action on gun violence. joining us now is the father of the parkland shooting victim, joaquin oliver, and the founder of change the ref.org, manuel oliver. tell us, you know, you're finally going to get to the white house. but there is no meeting with president biden yet, right? >> no, not yet. i was actually advised by some friends and members of se...

Right now this morning without bond. john? >> just goes to show the difference that two students can make, just by paying attention. got to tell somebody when you seeing some like that. nick valencia, thank you very much. >> you got it, john. today will be the ninth day that the father of a parkland shooting victim stands outside of the white house demanding a meeting with president biden. manuel oliver and his supporters say the biden administration needs to take unilateral urgent action to address gun violence. oliver says he'll go to the white house every day until the president agrees to...

That ar-15s, to name a make of weapon, are too easy to obtain. tomorrow sam will be joined by his classmates and other survivors as they lead the way in more ways than one in an enormous event that they brought about, the march for our lives. crowd size is always hard to predict, but the associated press puts it this way tonight. "organizers are hoping to draw 500,000 protesters. that would match last year's women's march and make this one of the largest washington protests since the vietnam era." with us here tonight is our old friend sam zeif, a senior at marjory stoneman douglas high school...