mandatory back ground checks could save more lives, it would be well worth making it the law of the land. the bill before congress three years ago met that test. unfortunately, too many senators failed theirs. [ applause ] in fact, we know that background checks make a difference after connecticut passed a law requiring bacund checks and gun safety courses, gun deaths decreased by 40%. 40%. [ applause ] meanwhile, since missouri repealed a law requiring gun permits and background checks,

50% of the national average. criminals in missouri now have easier access to guns. and the evidence tells us that in states that require background checks, law-abiding americans don't find it any harder to purchase guns whatsoever. their guns have not been confiscated. their rights have not been infringed. and that's just the information we have access to. with more research, we could further improve gun safety. just as with more research, we have reduced traffic fatalities enormously over the last 30 years. we do research when cars, food, medicine, even toys harm people so that we make them safer. and you know what? research science, those are good things. they work. [ applause ] they do. but think about this.

deadly weapon. a -- nobody argues that guns are potentially deadly. but weapons that kill tens of thousands of americans every year, congress actually voted to make it harder for public health experts to conduct research into gun violence. made it harder to collect data and facts. and develop strategies to reduce gun violence. even after san bernardino, they've refused to make it harder for terror suspects who can't get on a plane to buy semi-automatic weapons. that's not right.

so the gun lobby may be holding congress hostage right now. but they cannot hold america hostage. we do not have to accept this freedom. [ applause ] now i want to be clear, congress still needs to act. the folks in this room will not rest until congress does. [ cheers and applause ] because once congress gets on

safety measures, we can reduce gun violence a whole lot more. but we also can't wait. until we have a congress that's in line with the majority of americans, there are actions within my legal authority that we can take to help reduce gun violence and save more lives. actions that protect our rights and our kids. after sandy hook, joe and i worked together with our teams and we put forward a whole series of executive actions to try to tighten up the existing rules and systems that we had in place. but today, we want to take it a step further. so let me outline what we're

number one, anybody in the business of selling fire arms must get a license and conduct background checks or be subject to criminal prosecutions. [ applause ] it doesn't matter whether you're doing it over the internet or at a gun show. it's not where you do it but what you do. we're also expanding background checks to cover violent criminals who try to buy some of the most dangerous fire arms by hiding behind trusts and corporations and various cutouts. we're also taking steps to make the background check system more efficient. under the guidance of jim thome

brandon at atf, we're going to hire more folks process applications faster and bring an outdated barack ground check system into the 21st century. [ applause ] and these steps will actually lead to a smoother process for law-abiding gun coneowners. a stronger process for protecting the public from dangerous people. so that's number one. number two, we're going to do everything we can to ensure the smart and effective enforcement of gun safety laws that are already on the books. which means we're going to add 200 more atf agents, up vest gators. require firearm dealers to report more lost or stolen guns on a more timely basis.

protect victims of domestic abuse from gun violence. where too often -- [ applause ] where too often people are not getting the protection that they need. number three, we're going to do more to help those suffering from mental illness to get the help that they need. so -- [ applause ] high-profile mass shootings tend to shine a light on those few mentally unstable people that inflict harm on others. but the fact is, nearly 2 in 3 gun deaths are from suicides. so a lot of our work is to prevent people from hurting themselves. that's why we made the affordable care act, also known as obama care, finally -- under that law made sure that treatment for mental health was

treatment for any other illness. that's why we're going to invest $500 million to expand access to treatment across the country. [ applause ] it's also why we're going to ensure that federal mental health records are submitted to the background check system and remove barriers that keep states from reporting information. if we can destigmatize mental health issues and fill gaps in the background check system, question spare more families the suicide. and for those in congress who rush to blame mental illness for mass shootings as way of avoiding action on guns, here's your chance to support these efforts.

[ applause ] number four. we're going to boost gun safety technology. today many gun injuries and deaths are the result of legal guns that were stolen or misused or discharged accidentally. 2013 alone, more than 500 people lost their lives to gun accidents. that includes 30 children younger than 5 years old. the greatest, most technologically advanced nation on earth there is no reason for this. we need to develop new technologies to make guns safer. set it up so you can't unlock your phone unless row have the right fingerprint, why can't we do the same thing for our guns? [ applause ] if there's an app that can help

happens to me often, the older i get. [ laughter ] then we can do it for your ipad, there's no reason we can't do it with a stolen gun. if a child can't open a bottle of aspirin, we should make hur that they can't pull a trigger on a gun. all right? [ applause ] so -- so we're going to advance research. we're going to work with the prooifrt sector to update fire arms technology. and some gun retailers are already stepping up by refusing to finalize a purchase without a complete background check or by refraining from selling semi-automatic weapons or high-capacity magazines. i hope that me more reore retailers and

they should care as much as anybody about ah something that as car accidents. i make this point because none of us can do this alone. i think mark made that point earlier. all of us should be able to work together to find a balance that declares the rest of our rights are also important. second amendment rights are important. but -- there are other rights that we care about as well. and we have to be able to balance them. because our right to worship freely and safely -- that right charleston, south carolina. and that was denied jews in kansas city. and that was denied muslims in creek.

[ applause ] our right to peaceful assembly, that right was robbed from movie goers in aurora and lafayette. our inalien able right to life and lishty and the pursuit of happiness, those rights were stripped from kids in blacksburg and santa barbara and from high schoolers in column binkol colunbine. and from first graders in newtown. first graders. and from every family who -- who never imagined that their loved

lives by a bullet from a gun. every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. [ applause ] so -- all of us need to demand a congress brave enough to stand up to the gun lobby's lies. all of us need to demand governors, legislators, businesses do their part to make our community safer. we need the wide majority of

grieve with us every time this happens and feel like your views are not being properly represented to join with us to demand something better. [ applause ] and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappointed in leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, some of this is just simple math. yes, the gun lobby is loud and organized in defense of making it effortless for guns to be available for anybody anytime. well you know what? the rest of us, we all have to be just as passionate.

in defense of our kids. this is not that complicated. the reason congress blocks laws is because they want to win elections. and if you make it hard for them to win an election if they block course, i promise you. [ applause ] and yes, it will be hard. and it won't happen overnight. it won't happen during this congress. it won't happen during my presidency.

overnight. a woman's right to vote didn't happen overnight. the liberation of african americans didn't happen overnight. lgbt rights. decades worth of work. so just because it's hard that's no excuse not to try. and if you have any doubt as to why you should feel that fierce urgency of now, think about what happened three weeks ago. xavion dobson was a sophomore in tennessee. he played football, beloved by

his own mayor called him one of their city's success stories. the week before christmas, he headed to a friend's house to play video games. he wasn't in the wrong place at the wrong time. he hadn't made a bad decision. he was exactly where any other kid would be. your kid. my kids. and then gunmen started firing. and xavion who was in high school hadn't even gotten started in life dove on top of three girls to shield them from the bullets. and he was shot in the head. and the girls were spared. he gave his life to save theirs. an act of heroism a lot bigger

expect from a 15-year-old. greater love hath no man than this. that a man lay down his life for his friends. we are not asked to do what xavion dobson did. we're not asked to have shoulders that big, heart that strong, reactions that quick. i'm not asking people to have that same level of courage or sacrifice or love. but if we love our kids and care about their prospects and if we love this country and care about its future, then, we can find the courage to vote. we can find the courage to get mobilized and organized. we can find the courage to cut through all the noise. and do what a sensible country would do.

and tomorrow we should do more. and we should do more the day after that. and if we do, we'll leave behind a nation that's stronger than the one we inherited and worthy of the sacrifice of a young man like xavion. thank you very much, everybody. >> you're been watching an abc special report of president obama. catch the latest on action news live at midday. thank you for joining us this morning. i'm dao vu. >> i'm shawn tempesta. good morning. >> coming up today on the "morning blend," improving education. how you can support local teachers in doing just that. plus the new sport of extreme drone racing comes to las vegas where you can see this modern marvels in action.

the future. it kicks off tomorrow and our next guest has a look at some of the top tech trends. >> a dog you don't have to clean up after. >> here with more is founder and president of living in digital times, robin raskin. how are you? >> great to be here. >> love vegas. >> what's your role here? what are you doing? >> living in digital times. we look at products not just like a product, but what's the story? how is this going to change families' lives? how is it going to make your day better? we picked a couple new things just shipping now from the show floor to kind of say, look at your life, families, 'cause it's really about to be jetson like. >> we're not looking at 15 years down the line. >> we're looking at now. >> what are some of the exciting trends you're seeing? >> just your own kitchen. this is the year they're calling smart affluence year, the internet of things. that basically means everything, from your oven to your refrigerator has an i.p. address and can talk to the internet.

we went to whirlpool's kitchen of the future. their kitchen suite, let's say you're having a party. dial up on your app and say go into party mode. make ice quick, quick. you're telling your stove or your range preheat. >> i love it! >> or go for 20 minutes. don't bother me. so as these appliances start talking to you and each other, life gets easier, we hope. >> of course. >> one less thing we have to do in the kitchen that we have more time to spend with family and friends is fantastic. >> exactly. and then there are things like we all blend things in our blender. it's an inexact science at best. this is the perfect blend. so imagine whether you're doing sauces, dressings, shakes, detox, cleansings, millions of recipes. i'm going to step over here. i've got my blender here. we got a little start. up to the honey here. so i'm going to take my honey bear. you can see if you watch the screen, it's going to -- see -- >> oh!

>> it dings when she was done. >> now up to my milk. i'm going to pour. >> this app tells you the exact recipe. they're outdone. it knows what kind of blender you have. you tell it. a perfect, everything soup, detox, whatever. >> we're not so great in the kitchen, so this is almost -- >> yeah. this is fantastic and it's out >> out now. it's actually part of a set. you can bake cookies with one version. there is a perfect bake, a drinks. you can be the perfect person. >> that's awesome. i love that. i trio get closer to perfection every day. maybe i can get my nails in order then. ago. background. what this has -- what the future has for this is unbelievable.

area this year because beauty and tech have totally converged. this is called in nail. basically it is a principaller that shoots nail polish. all you need to do is stick your -- choose a pattern that you like. there are thousands. stick your nail into the printer, as you see. we did this. now you can see the pattern on my nail. i click the button and print it. they do a top coat. customized nails. >> you can do skylines, your kids. anything? >> anything and there are thousands of premade ones to choose from. so you're going to see this first in nail salons and i'll bet you there is going to be a home version one day. >> this is a game changer. >> and it lasts. it's really tough. >> awesome. very cool. >> now we're going to go to health. health is another one. nobody thinks about this. i know a few kids you know taking temperatures is

so this is one gadget. i just go like this. either i'm dead or it has a check. okay. i now have -- let me retry. here i go. >> okay. >> it's the studio lights. >> yeah. >> there is a display there right now. >> and recorded. so the sensor in there. so you can keep a record. you know how moms get so worried and nervous? there is my temperature. i am good. you can't see it. allergy. this can detect gluten. let's say you go to the restaurant and order gluten free something and you're not so sure, little crust of the pizza, put it in here. you put that in here, you press a button and a light will come on in a few moments to tell you whether you are gluten free for brilliant.

screen here describing it. >> sometimes gluten free can be made in a gluten environment which creates -- >> i have a happy face on mine. this is just the beginning of shell fish allegations. any time you're not sure, stick a piece in. then there is the kids. robotics have always been fun. but if you want to take your dog for a walk. >> of course i do. >> this guy has artificial intelligence. he's called chip. he's from wowie. he's not even out until spring. if i press this button, he's going to learn my voice and learn to follow me. he's going to learn to fetch a ball, talk, dance, and -- >> just let him go. >> bye, chip. we love you. >> he's barking for a second. he was in one mode for a moment.

come on, chip. come on. >> listens like my dog. >> so cute. >> this is a prototype right now? >> literally just in, just manufactured yesterday for ces. as i play with it more, it will learn what i like to do. >> that's so cool. i look forward to seeing this. >> great stuff. >> thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure. >> thank you so much. , don't miss that and all the new innovations. if you would like to learn more about the items featured, head to the web site you see on your screen.

we'll be each new year one in three americans vow to make positive change to better themselves. however many get side tracked before january is over. lifestyle expert emily kaufman joins me now with some ideas on how to achieve and maintain those new year's resolutions. good morning to you, emily. >> good morning. happy new year. it's so nice to be back with you. >> great to see you. what is the number one new year's resolution? >> well, the new year gives us the opportunity for a fresh start to make positive changes.

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new destinations this year. when we give specific goals, we're able to achieve them, feel good, get that positive reinforcement and stay on track while achieving our goal. >> and really quickly, as you mentioned, you like to travel a lot. do you have any big plans for 2016? >> i don't have any really great big plans. i'm going to continue working with the steve harvey show in chicago and doing the today show from time to time in new york and traveling around to different cities. this year my new year's resolution is to take a romantic vacation with my husband. so i'm busy planning that one and hopefully we're going to get to the caribbean somewhere this year. with all the travel i do, he's somebody i don't even get to travel with as often as i'd like to. i talked about a lot of ideas for new year and new you. it's in one place at new cafe.com. >> thank you. happy new year to you. >> thank you.

resolution and make it last. for more information on how to reach your goals, head to the web site right there on your screen. shawn? >> thank you so much. are you upside down on your home? a local nonprofits helps you short sale your home and buy it back for today's price. the best part, the client pays nothing. to our next guest. not good for you. how are you? >> fantastic. >> are they still feeling this pinch being underwater? it seems like everybody is saying the crisis is over. >> everybody, the economy is great and all that stuff supposedly. you still have 35% of people in nevada. so you got at least a little over one third under water. >> that's incredible. >> and that's not including even if you have equity, a lot of people wants they pay commissions and all that stuff. but you still have 20% there, significantly under water. one out of five. >> with this program, you're

it back? >> correct. you sell it. the banks approve it. you sell it to the nonprofit. the nonprofit leases you the house up to four years and you can buy it any time during that four years. >> why did the lender even want any part of that? >> that part gets a little complicated. for the most part, because it's an approved nonprofit and they're nationally approved, they have to go -- they've been around for years and years. but the lender, they get special credits through some banking regulations, so they're enticed for other reasons because -- >> behind the scenes. >> behind the scenes, called community redevelopment. and it qualifies for that. so the banks are actually glad to short sale it to the nonprofit. everything is disclosed to the bank. they know they're selling it. they know you're leasing it back. they know what you're going to pay. they know every detail. >> there are people that it might be slightly under water, but they'll battle it through and wait. some people, they've been struggling for years now.

if you're right there close to where you have equity, the program is not for you. but if you're 50,000 or more under water, it's a fantastic program. you're going to buy it back for what you would pay for it today. >> which is incredible. how does this work? how do i sell this? >> basically the client comes to us, everything is free. part of our agreement with the nonprofit with this program is we won't charge. the bank pays us a small fee. and then we process everything. we negotiate. you're not going to be responsible for the deficiency or the part that you're upside down. >> that's legally gone? >> legally gone. you move forward. the nonprofit then helps you get your credit back, all those things. then you purchase the house back. >> that's phenomenal. do we have to bring a bunch of paperwork to show what our income is? >> we do -- the banks requires a bunch of paperwork, which means we end up requiring a bunch of paperwork.

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>> we won't say the name of the lender. >> yes. they're a small lender anyway. so it's not even a big deal. all the big ones -- bank of america, wells fargo, nation star, every big lender that most people have participates. and they're glad to do it. like i said, it's like having a principle reduction on your house, incredible. so you get a lower monthly payment. you own your house for today's price and you're off and running. nobody knows because you didn't move. everything stays the same. harmless. you're not worried. the stress goes away and you kind of move on with life. >> there we go. you're the man. you're a new year's resolution. >> that's right. we're here to help you. >> it's from having you. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me in. >> you learn more about the program and jamie cogburn's services, go to the web site on your screen or call the number listed. the office is on saint rose park henderson.

more when we get back welcome back. it's drone racing at the next level. extreme drone circuit brings some of the best drone pilots on earth right here to vegas. they'll be competing for 10,000 in cash in drone racing supremacy. >> here with the high flying details about this weekend's

harrison gale, as well as pilot christian rogers and our model on the end, adele. which we'll get to in just a moment. welcome to all of you. >> thanks so much. >> tell us about this event you're putting on. >> absolutely. we are bringing in some of the country's and the world's best drone pilots here to down las vegas to race around one of the most challenging and visually stunning courses that's ever been built. it's happening on saturday. so please come out. >> we see these drones and i have -- like these are not like the out of the box drones you might see being sold at a toy store. >> no. you can see by looking at these, these are not shiny and fancy, out of the box. >> but they're fast. >> they're fast and they're rugged and they smash into concrete at 50, 60 miles an hour. >> no kidding. >> more or less okay. you might have to swipe out some parts. >> how long have you been piloting one of these? >> for about six months now. >> how did you get into it? just fun?

who has one. >> seeing drones on tv. i always wanted to be a pilot ever since i was a little kid. now finally i have a drone. i'm behind the goggles. i'm flying these things. it's exciting. there is competition. it's just a really healthy, really fun thing and it's super exciting. >> you don't do slow. >> no, i don't do slow. >> let's see a demo. what are the goggles for? >> they're called fpv goggles. first person view. when you wear the goggles, you are teleport to do this camera sticking out of the front of the drone. >> okay. >> adele is going to demo for us. let's plug in the power to that. >> oh, wow. >> this is my favorite episode pause we're playing with a bunch of robotic stuff today. this is just a dream. >> you can't buy one of these because you make it of the but if you were to piece it all together yourself, how much would it cost?

price. >> now you have to register it? >> you do. anything over 250 grams, you have to register. >> that's sick. phenomenal. and while you're racing, are you wearing these goggles? >> correct. >> you're kidding me? >> the only way. >> very cool. >> how? >> you're in the seat of the helicopter. you're experiencing everything that you would experience if you were flying a real plane. when you hit the wall, you hit the wall. whoever is watching you fly with you, they're going to hit the wall, too. >> that is so cool. >> for people watching, can they enter their own drone? >> at this point, our pilot registration is totally full. we would love to have anybody come out and watch and if they're into it, they'll be all the knowledgeable people in the world they can talk to and get into it and they can come out. but we're unfortunately already sold -- fortunately, we're sold out. >> we got about a minute left so we can see this. >> how can we get tickets and

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welcome back. the public education foundation provides programs and initiatives to support students and teachers in search of academic excellence. they couldn't do it without continued support from the community. >> here to show us how you can get involved and support their mission is shari scheele. she's the senior vice president of development and community relation he is. great having you. how are you? >> i'm doing well. thank you. and happy to be back. >> happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> last time you were here, it was august. you told us about the organization's teacher exchange. >> right. >> what is the teamer exchange and what's new at the foundation today? >> so what's new at the foundation is our annual campaign.

campaign. young minds matter. and that's when we go out to the community and ask for support to help our program such as the teacher exchange, which is our reuse resource center for teach force shop at for materials and supplies to help save money for them because they spend a lot of money out of pocket every year. >> so we're looking at the video here. so the teacher exchange, is this a little center that you guys have put together and people can go shopping that are educators? >> it's a reuse resource center at our office on 4350 south merland parkway. it's a store. they can shop there with points that they can get for becoming a member. >> it's like a very exclusive staples. >> yeah. you could say that. >> if you're an educator, you sign up for it. >> you do. >> is there a fee? >> twenty-five dollars membership fee. but you get 500 points for that. that can take awe long way, depending on what you need and want.

that's only a brief little clip of what the pef does overall. >> exactly. so we believe in the promise of public education. we invest in programs such as the teacher exchange. so reaching out to the community activists and supporters are very important for us because it helps us to keep our programs up and running. we have scholarships. we awarded over $900,000 in scholarships last may to 425 students. >> wow. >> so our goal for this year is to hit the million dollars. >> fantastic. if someone wants to do contribute, can they do it online? >> they can go to our web site, thepef.org or call us at 702-799-1042. we'll also be having a loft advertising for our campaign this year. so you'll be seeing us on billboards and bus shelters and possibly even on a bus. very excited about that. >> you have leadership and literacy programs? >> right. so great leaders make great schools.

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