BRIGGS: Students from more than 2,500 schools across the country plan to walk out of class today demanding lawmakers to take action against gun violence. The event launched by a Connecticut high school sophomore taking place on the anniversary of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre in Colorado. At 10 a.m. in each time zone students plan to walk out of school and observe a moment of silence for all shooting victims.</s>ROMANS: President Trump will not attend tomorrow's funeral for Former First Lady Barbara Bush. The White House says First Lady Melania Trump will attend the service without the President to avoid disruptions and show respect for the late First -- First Lady's family and friends. Former President's Clinton and Obama and their wives will attend the funeral. Former President Carter and his wife Rosalyn send their regrets. More than 1,500 people expected to attend the private funeral. There's a public viewing today at St. Martin's Church in Houston.</s>BRIGGS: Illinois Democrat Tammy Duckworth making history again as she become the first Senator to cast a vote on the Senate floor with her newborn by her side. Duckworth thanking her colleagues for changing long standing rules to allow newborns onto the Senate floor and even breast-feeding them during a vote. She gave birth to her second child Maile less than a month ago.</s>ROMANS: Good for her.</s>BRIGGS: You go Senator Tammy Duckworth.</s>ROMANS: Good for her.</s>BRIGGS: A veteran, a double amputee and a -- just a -- just the toughest woman in Congress.</s>ROMANS: Cute baby. All right. Thanks for joining us. I'm Christine Romans. Happy Friday.</s>BRIGGS: That's right. I'm Dave Briggs. New Day starts right now. Have a wonderful weekend. We'll see you next week.
Student Walk Out planned on Anniversary of Columbine