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Mom of Sandy Hook victim shares her son’s message of love

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After losing her son, Jesse, in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, Scarlett Lewis found a message of love written by Jesse on a chalkboard in her home. Lewis joins the 3rd hour of TODAY to pass on that message and discuss a new initiative she’s part of called “The 2018 Yearbook.”