i must speak for christina taylor green, for gabe zimmerman, for judge john roll, for darwin stoddarddorothy morris and for phyllis schneck. you know, they don't have a voice anymore, and i can speak for them and try to make sure that these things become less and less popular. i don't know if that's the right word. it's just such a shame that we can't try to do something, but you're right, christina taylor green died at the 13th bullet, and roger and bill badger, they knocked him down when he tried to reload from one .33 capacity magazine to another .33 capacity magazine that misfired when he was going to try to shoot me, and that's when they knocked him down right on top of me and i was able to get the third magazine that he had. you know, if they had only ten rounds in that magazine, maybe we wouldn't have as many people that were murdered or injured. >> exactly right. >> patricia, can i ask, when you hear politicians almost sound as if they have given up hope or that the only thing we might be able to get is universal background checks, what would you say to them? what would you sa

bullet went into gabby's head but what number thirteen went into a nine year old girl named christina taylor green who was very interested in democracy and our government and really deserved a full life could made it to advancing those ideas. if he had a ten round magazine only back up when he tried to reload one thirty three round magazine with another thirty three round magazine he dropped it and a woman named patricia mace grabbed it and it gave bystanders a time that the tackled him. i contend if that same thing happened when he was trying to reload one ten round magazine with another ten round magazine meaning he did not have access to a high capacity magazine and the same thing happened christina taylor green would be alive today i completely agree do you agree. partly but bear in mind a general rule would be if you're going to have a law for one people it applies to government people so it's going to be a limit on magazines that means all the democrats and progressive politicians who are armed protected by guns should have the same magazine problem to fill in the first artist should have be

first bullet went into gabby's head what number thirteen went into a nine year old girl named christina taylor green who was very interested in democracy and our government and really deserved a full life could made it to advancing those ideas if he had a ten round magazine only back up when he tried to reload one thirty three round magazine with another thirty three round magazine he dropped it. and a woman named patricia mace grabbed it and it gave bystanders a time that the tackle him. i contend if that same thing happened when he was trying to reload one ten round magazine with another ten round magazine meaning he did not have access to a high capacity magazine and the same thing happened christina taylor green would be alive today i completely agree do you agree. partly but bear in mind a general rule would be if you're going to have a law for one people it applies to government people so it's going to be a limit on magazines that means all the democrats and progressive politicians who are armed protected by guns should have the same magazine problem to fill in the first artist should have bee

first bullet went into gabby's head but number thirteen went into a nine year old girl named christina taylor green who was very interested in democracy and our government and really deserved a full life could made it to advancing those ideas if he had a ten round magazine only back up when he tried to reload one thirty three round magazine with another thirty three round magazine he dropped it. and a woman named patricia mace grabbed it and it gave bystanders a time that the tackle him. i contend if that same thing happened when he was trying to reload one ten round magazine with another ten round magazine meaning he did not have access to a high capacity magazine and the same thing happened christina taylor green would be alive today i completely agree do you agree. partly but bear in mind a general rule would be if you're going to have a law for one people it applies to government people so it's going to be a limit on magazines that means all the democrats and progressive politicians who are armed protected by guns should have the same magazine problem too for in the first artist should have bee

bullet #13 went into a nine- year old girl named christina taylor green. she deserved a full life committed to enhancing those ideas. if he had a 10-round magazine -- let me back up. when he tried to reload one 33- round magazine with another, he dropped it. a woman named patricia grabbed it, and it gave bystanders time to tackle him. i contend, if that same thing happened when he was trying to reload one 10-round magazine with another, meaning he did not have access to a high- capacity magazine, and the same thing happened, christina taylor green would be alive today. i am certainly willing to give up my right on a high-capacity up my right on a high-capacity magazine to bring that young

i mean, i met the mother of christina taylor green, who was the little girl killed in tucson. the 13th bullet. doesn't tell her that a high capacity ammunition clip ban wouldn't have been important. of course it would have been. >> jennifer, thank you very much. i know many have praised you for keeping the voice and memory of your sister and your brother-in-law alive. thank you. >> thank you. >> in other news that we're following today, a meteorite exploding over the russian sky injures thousands. that tops our story in our look around the news nation. look at that video. many were injured by the shock ways. scientists estimate the meteor its weighed 10 to 11 tons and entered the atmosphere at a speed of 33,000 miles an hour. and a 150 foot rock passed within 17,000 miles of earth, closer than some satellites. amazing video there, or a mock-up video anyway. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antiox

of them went to the state of the union that year, as did the parents of the little girl, christina taylor greeno was killed in that shooting. arizona's congressional delegation held open a seat for gabby giffords herself that year, and the president mentioned her right at the top of the speech. but even with all of that attention to what had just happened days earlier in tucson, tucson was not discussed that year at the state of the union as a catalyst for policy change. the president made no mention in that year's speech of the problem of gun violence or any related policy reforms. that was in 2011. one of the most moving moments of the next state of the union, the following year, 2012, happened before the president began his speech. as lawmakers filled the room, a quiet applause started up in the chamber and initially it was hard to tell why people were clapping. but as the applause continued to build, it became clear that the capitol was applauding louder and louder and with more and more emotion for gabby giffords because she was there and she made her way to her seat. she was in the chambe

christina taylor-green, 9 years old, born on 9/11 of 2001, was shot with the 13th bullet or after, and others followed. >> the woman who mark kelly was describing in that testimony, the woman who stopped the shooter in that mass shooting in tucson, stopped him from being able to reload and kill more people, is this woman, patricia maisch. she had gone to the meet your congresswoman event that day in tucson to meet her congresswoman, gabby giffords, specifically because she wanted to thank gabby giffords for her vote in favor of president obama's stimulus plan. abc news interviewed patricia maisch very shortly after the shooting. very shortly after the shooting. and here's how she explained that day, what she did. >> i was not able to reach the gun, gu he was pulling a magazine out of his pants pocket with his left hand, and i was able to grab the magazine because somebody said when he pulled that out, they said "get the magazine." so i got the magazine and was able to secure that. >> the magazine that she's talking about in this particular shooting is this type, the big long type there

even nine-year-old christina taylor green, born on 9/11 and didn't live to see her tenth birthday likelyould be alive today, because she was shot with a bullet after round number 13. >> chris: as you know, captain, ray laperriere will be on in the next segment and i want to deal with the arguments he makes. he said he had an assault weapons ban for ten years and it didn't work. >> well, i don't know if it worked or not. i haven't looked at all of the statistics. common sense tells me that if it is much more difficult for criminals and the mentally ill to get assault weapons and high capacity magazines and guns in general we'll save lives. i served in the military for 25 years. i mean, i know the value of having an assault weapon, a gun that can kill many people, many quickly. i personally don't believe that we should have, you know, the average person on the street, including criminals, mentally ill and terrorists should have easy access to those weapons. in cases of mass shootings when an assault weapon has been used, we know typically twice as many people are shot and that means more p

even nine-year-old christina taylor green, born on 9-11 and did not live to see her tenth birthday, shey is also talking about enacting some sort of universal background check, but the national rifle association is against any noire instructions on guns, including universal background checks. it is paving the way for a great legislative battle on capitol hill. >> there is going to be fees. there is going to be paperwork. there is going to be law-abiding people caught up in a bureaucratic nightmare and there is going to be abuse in terms of prosecutions and it's all going to affect only the law-abiding people. the criminals could care less. >> the president made it very clear what he would like to see done through congress in terms of legislation to deal with curbing gun violence. that is a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazine rounds, as you heard mark kelly discuss, and those universal background checks would include not only criminal background checks, but also mental health issues as well. so it's shaping up as we've all been watching, to be an intense battle on what peop