So right now we're in a school, an active shooter. It's not a drill. It's currently. Hello. It's 250-2. I heard one gunshot. I heard one gunshot. I thought it was a drill initially, but it's not. Oh, really? I'm in the elevator. At around 230, we heard a gunshot in my AP Environmental Science class, and we initially thought it was a drill. And then we heard more gunshots, and that was when we realized this was not a drill. This was life-ridden. So it's now 313, and we've heard supposedly it's a senior, not confirmed at all. The seniors believed you'd be in a cruise, but this has not been confirmed. This is the latest information that we have though. We still believe that the person has been neutralized, but we're still currently unlocked out. I'm on a lockdown because I was active shooting. We thought it was a fire drill went outside, and then people started running, because there were shots. I didn't hear them personally. And then I started running. I really don't think there's anything you had to say, but there shouldn't have to be, because if you looked around this closet, and saw everyone just hiding together, you would know that this shouldn't be happening anymore, and that it doesn't deserve to happen to anyone, and that no amount of money should make it more easily accessible to get guns. And that's that. I personally have rallied for gun rights, and this experience has definitely changed my viewpoints. I want it to be a Jew, and I remember I wanted to learn how to hunt. I was always fascinated by guns as a young girl, but this experience was so traumatizing to the point where now I can't even fathom the idea of a gun in my house or on my bodice. At this point, I don't even want to be behind a gun. I don't want to be the person behind a bullet, because I don't want to be the person who pointed a bullet at someone. And to have the bullet pointed at me, my school, my classmates, my teachers, my mentors, it's just, it's definitely eye-opening. We need more gun control in our country. The fact that this has happened so much, that school shootings have happened so much, to the point that we need drills for them almost as often as fire drills is unacceptable. I call on the legislators of this country to take action and stop. Stop is for happening. Thousands, people have died from gun violence, and it's time to take a stand. Forget the anarchy, forget all of your political backing. Take a stance for human lives, for children lives. Alright, so we made it out. FBI. My classroom is actually eerily quiet. It was a lot of people calling the parents obviously, friends, to be calling the parents wanting to make sure that they're letting them know that they're okay. But sadly, my sister luckily survived the situation in our newsroom at WMSTTV, but her two best friends died. And it's unbelievable to think about it. The fact that my sister is calling me in five in the morning, when I'm out doing interviews on it, I should be in school, as a testament to where this country is coming. The fact that we have to deal with these situations. Again and again, and again is unacceptable. How many children are going to have to die until we actually stand up and say this is not okay? Because we can say that it's not okay, but, and we can have all these ideas. But without action, these ideas remain ideas and children die as a result.