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Two people have been killed: The first blast killed 39-year-old Anthony Stephan House on March 2.The second blast came more than a week later, on the morning of March 12, killing 17-year-old Draylen Mason.The third blast happened several hours later and critically injured a 75-year-old woman.Those three blasts all happened after someone left explosives-laden packages on the victims' doorsteps. 406

When is it?The main march will take place in Washington on Saturday, March 24. It will kick off at noon, when participants gather on Pennsylvania Avenue, just blocks away from the Capitol.Hundreds of sister marches are also taking place across the country and around the world.Who's participating?The march in Washington is being led by #NeverAgain, which was started in the aftermath of the massacre by student survivors like Cameron Kasky and Emma Gonzalez. However, they're encouraging students, faculty, families and supporters from all over the country to join them.The student activists have also attracted significant star power to lend voices to the cause.Singer Jennifer Hudson said on Twitter she was "proud to stand with these brave students" and appeared to confirm she would join marchers in Washington.Marchers are also expecting other celebrities to attend the event. Pop stars Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato will attend the march in Washington, said David Hogg, a senior at Stoneman Douglas and event organizer. Representatives for the singers have not confirmed their plans to CNN.How's the march being funded?Organizers have raised money through donations made to the March for Our Lives Action Fund, according to the event's website.They've also raised more than million through a GoFundMe campaign. Half of that money will be used to cover expenses for the Washington march, the campaign says. The other half will go to the families of the Parkland shooting victims.Celebrities -- including Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney and Steven Spielberg -- have offered financial help to the march organizers. Each of them donated 0,000 to the event's fund last month.What if you can't attend the Washington march?If you want to march, but can't make it to the main event in Washington, chances are there's a sister march taking place in your city.According to the March for Our Lives website, there are more than 800 events across the United States and in cities overseas, including London, Madrid, Paris, Tokyo and Seoul.If there's not an event already planned for your city, March for Our Lives and Everytown for Gun Safety have provided this toolkit to help you organize your own march.What happens after the march?Advocates have called for another national school walkout on April 20, the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.The Network for Public Education has also called for people to take their own action -- whether it be organizing walkouts, sit-ins or rallies -- to bring attention to school safety on that day, calling it the "National Day of Action Against Gun Violence in Schools."Beyond that, #NeverAgain and allies will likely turn their attention to the midterm elections in November to vote out politicians who aren't sympathetic to their cause."My message for the people in office is, you're either with us or against us," Stoneman Douglas survivor and student activist Kasky said last month. "We are losing our lives while the adults are playing around. And we have received endless support from your generation and we thank everybody for that immensely because we really appreciate it."But, he added, "We don't need you." 3188

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Very funny. I thought that the shaking happened due to the front door closing of my house. I didn’t even know that it was an earthquake until about two minutes after the shaking has stopped.— @DJNowofficial (@jdf1188) May 8, 2018 229

UPDATE 6:30 PM(KGTV) -- The San Diego County Registrar of Voters says it sent out more than a million mail ballots for the Presidential Primary. According to the registrar, 1.35 million of the ballots were sent by mail ahead of Super Tuesday. The office also reminded voters who haven't dropped their ballots off that polls remain open until 8 PM. 348

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