'I'm especially worried for my brother because most mass shooting happen in middle school, my brother's going into middle school,' said 9-year-old Christian Salala.
Thousands of protestors are expected to rally in Washington, D.C., Saturday and in separate demonstrations around the country as part of a renewed push for nationwide gun control."I'm especially worried for my brother because most mass shootings happen in middle school, my brother's going into middle school," said Salala.
"I feel like I'm living as a hostage against the violence that surrounds the deregulation of gun laws," said teacher Jessica Jung.Luscomb is a retired CHP sergeant who came to the rally, hoping for sensible gun laws which might have prevented the killing of 19 children inIf you're on the ABC7 News app,
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