caller: something on youtube by gregory johnson, people just look at that. don't bully nobody. a lot of the times you kids are being bullied. a lot of times they say they heard these voices telling them to do these things, like a spiritual type thing going n. greta: let's take up that point of bullying. there have been initiatives to deal with bullying in schools. where does that stand? andrew: at the federal level, i think this stop school violence act, although a lot of the attention around it has been on preventing school shootings and school violence, part of the idea is to catch these things early. you can start to feel isolated in school when you are bullied. i think that can lead to a lot of trouble and warning signs of people -- that people sometimes miss. i think these bills do help to spread this conversation. i know the first lady is planning to meet with executives from social media companies to discuss the issue as well. nikolas cruz's activity on social media platforms has drawn scrutiny about what he was aying. it is clearly a very difficult issue to deal with in

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joining us is david gregory and ted johnson, variety senior editor and washington bureau chief. he was in the room when it happened during president trump's speech at the gridiron dinner. we have more meat on the bones with what's going on with the dinner. the president is up and tweeting. it does seem these tariffs, in trump's mind, are bait to bring people to the table and cut better deals. people will say this is what he's a master of. what's the risk? >> well, let's just explain what he is suggesting there. because this caught my eye. saying the tariffs only come off, only half if we don't renegotiate nafta. is that how you read it? >> i don't. i read he's going to do it. and then if they want to come and talk about it -- let me just read it. we have large trade deficits with mexico and canada. it has been a bad deal for the usa. massive relocation of companies and jobs. tariffs on steel and aluminum will only come off if you new fair nafta agreement is signed. also, canada must treat our farmers much better. highly restrictive. mexico must do much more on stopping drugs fro

gregory school in san mateo will not be enjoying the beautiful sunny day. lunch will be on lockdown because of this man who walked into a sporting goods store friday evening. >> asked to purchase a firearm. and then followed it with his intention to shoot up a school. >> reporter: the employees did not sell him a gun and asked him to leave. witnesses described him as a white man, possibly transient, about 35 years old, wearing a camo sweatshirt and blue jeans. no specific school was named and they did not believe the threat was credible. schools in san mateo were notified. a spokesperson amber farena. >> we are just making sure that our staff and parents know that we are more vigilant and aware today making sure all gates and doors are locked. >> reporter: a spokesperson says they will not be on lockdown but asking campuses to be on heightened awareness. police officers and staff will provide extra eyes on campus. all of this is making parents and students anxious. >> they have to come to school. we have to work. and it's like, it's really hard to decide th