amy: gabby giffords turns 52 years old today. last night she was in new york for the premiere of the new documentary "gabby giffords won't back down." the previous film, "my name is polymer" one of peabody work tuesday. you can see our coverage at democracynow.org. in tempe, arizona, three police officers have been placed on leave after they ignored an unhoused man's pleas to help him from drowning in a lake. the incident began when police responded to a reported disturbance involving 34-year-old sean bickings and a companion near tempe town lake last month. after the police arrived, bickings climbed a metal fence to reach the water. he soon began struggling in the water. according to a police transcript, bickings said, "i'm drowning." an officer responded saying, "i'm not jumping in after you." bickings responded by saying, "oh, god. please help me. help me." tempe's city manager and police chief have called his drowning a tragedy. meanwhile, in north caroli, a county has agreed to pay a $3 million settlement to the family of an

republican congressman chris jacobs and i'll sit down with mass shooting survivor and activist gabby giffords. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is hopeful. we have breaking news this morning. a bipartisan group of senators is on track to announce the outlines of an agreement to address gun violence as soon as today, according to sources familiar with the talks. the sources tell me and manu raju that it is an agreement in principle only at this point and that legislation is not yet written. and because getting any changes to gun law is so dicey, sources say that negotiators are working to get ten republican senators to sign onto an agreement before it's announced to show they can get a filibuster proof 60 votes. here's what sources involved tell us the plan includes. funding to incentivize states to implement, quote, red flag laws, es panding a ten-state pilot program on mental health to all 50 states, allowing juvenile records to be searched during background checks for those under 21, strengthening the background check system and increasing funding for scho

call today. >>> more than 11 years ago, then congresswoman gabbie giffords shot in the head at a constituentsion combatting gun violence brought her back to the nation's capitol this week to host a gun violence memorial. >> parkland shooting, uvalde, dc, san francisco, too much guns. too much guns. too much guns. >> you survived gun violence. and you're here in a sea of flowers representing people who did not survive. >> i'm sad. do not look back. i want to make the world a better place. >> the former arizona congresswoman leads a grassroots organization. giffords. >> fight, fight, fight. >> dedicated to stopping gun violence. the kind that almost took her life during a constituent event in 2011. her mission is simple. >> save lives, save lives, save lives. i think we have made a lot of progress. >> robin lloyd is the organizational director. >> that's what gabby has spent her time doing the last nine or ten years, really trying to draw attention to the issue, use her voice where she can to enact change and we've seen a lot of that happen. >> i interviewed you in 2013, just two years after g

we are so honored to have the presence here of gabby giffords, a heroine in our country, such an inspiration, challenging the con shons of the congress to do something and in our own congress, lucy mcbath who suffered the loss of her own son, being such an inspiration and challenge again to the members to do the right thing. i think both of them made a big difference in our success yesterday. as we go forward. any questions? reporter: madam speaker. on january 6, the committee tonight, do you believe the committee will be able to reach the big chunk of americans who decided they just don't care about this anymore? ms. pelosi: i don't think that's the case. let me just thank the members of the committee. they have been hard at work doing a patriotic duty to seek the truth and we will see that revealed. i kept my distance from the committee so i'll be watching just as everyone else is. to see the presentation. i believe that tonight will be sort of an opening of the narration. the narrative of what happened. as an assault on our democracy, on our constitution, on our capitol, on our congress,

look at people like gabby giffords, listen to what they are saying.ping gun owners for gun safety groups in several states out west. ryan duffy wrote a great book this year. spent decades on that side of the fight when he decided we need to do something about guns and safety. he is a gun loving guy from montana that lives out there. check out his book and see what it sounds like from people who love guns who also want to do something sensible. the last thing they want to do is get rid of guns. cap giffords has a gun. she owns an assault weapon. she was shot with a glock. the reason she owns a gun is because she is a gun aficionado. she was not going to get rid of it just because someone shot her in the head. she cannot even speak today in more than fragments. she was paralyzed on one side of her body. she can walk with a cane. her life changed by being shot. she still owns a gun because she loves guns. this is who the new leaders of the movement, so if you have not tuned in in 10 years, take a look at what people are saying. host: you will hear some o

guns on capitol hill.epr: congressionats gather violence victims, including former colleague gabby giffordson the national mall where more than 45,000 flowers represent lives lost in the past year. >> we must never stop fighting. fight, fight, fight. >> what i love most about her was the way she loved her family unconditionally. >> reporter: at the same time, former buffalo fire commissioner, garnell whitfield jr. gave emotional testimony about his mother at a senate hearing on domestic terrorism. she was one of ten victims gunned down in a racist massacre at a supermarket. >> i ask every one of you to imagine the faces of your mother as you look at mine and ask yourself is there nothing we can do? >> reporter: that's the question federal lawmakers are trying to answer when it kcomes to gun control. a bipartisan group of senators is trying to find a narrow compromise that could include enhanced background checks and sentence for states to haveed . i hope that will be sooner rather than leader. >> reporter: lead negotiator, chris murphy, went to the white house to update presidentbiden. >> m

. >> reporter: former congresswoman gabby giffords, a shooting survivor, called the proposal not perfectt added, if carefully drafted and framed into law, this would be a life-saving step forward. it appears enough republicans support this plan for it to pass, but there's a long way to go. it's only an outline. the legislation has not even been formally written yet. veronica? >> justin, thank you. >>> dozens of members of a far-right group have made bail after being arrested for allegedly planning a riot at a pride event in idaho. police say they found the 31 men from the white supremacist group patriot front inside shields, r least one smoke grenade. authorities have been on heightenedthreats from these ki groups. >> we are seeing that both anti-government extremist groups as well as white nationalist groups are focused on june being pride month. it could be what we saw with the patriot front where they're actually just going to counter-protest or disrupt, which is disturbing, but perhaps not with violent intent. but there are other groups who have talked about targeting those events wi

. >> reporter: encouragement today from gabby giffords, former congresswoman and mass shooting victim. this as bipartisan talks on gun violence intensify. a group of senators potentially reaching a deal this week. republicans could support red flag laws, expanded background checks, and resources for mental health and school security. >> can both sides rise above? can both sides see beyond the political problem at hand and admit that we have a life preservation problem on our hands? >> reporter: actor matthew mconauhey at today's white house briefing trying to inspire congress to act. tomorrow survivors of the mass shootings in new york and texas testify at another hearing on gun violence including a fourth grader who survived the uvalde massacre. >>> tonight is election night, but thursday night we could see even more drama. a potentially eye opening congressional hearing. the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol says they'll unveil stunning revelations that show just how close the united states came to losing its democracy. if members lay out a compelling sto

reporter: ryan bosse is a former gun executive turned gun reform advocate, senior advisor to gabby giffordsmillion guns in the united states. 20 years ago, we sold about 3 million guns in the united states every year. last year, well over 20 million guns. 20 years ago, we sold literally almost zero ar-15s to the general public. last year, we sold between 5 and 9 million to the general public. this has been going on for multiple years. i wouldn't feign shock or surprise or some thought that this is broken. this is what anybody should have expected would happen. >> reporter: on this day you can get $100 off an ar-15 style rifle at this gun show. typically they cost anywhere from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars. in harker heights, texas, we wanted to know what folks here thought about calls to reform gun policy, including raising the buying age for an ar-15 style rifle from 18 to 21 years old. sources tell abc news tonight senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has expressed openness. jake and hudson are licensed gun dealers. how many of your buyers are 18? i mean, percentage-prize?

. >> congressional democrats gathered with gun violence victims, including former colleague gabby giffords on the national mall where more than 45,000 flowers represented lives lost in the past year. this while inside the senate heard testimony from victims of a mass shooting in buffalo, new york. >> we must never stop fighting. fight, fight, fight. >> my mother's life mattered. my mother's life mattered. and your actions here today will tell us how much it matters to you. >> there are at least three different gun proposals in congress. the house is expected to vote on new restrictions tomorrow. that bill is not expected to pass. the senate leaders said they will focus on mental health and school safety plus a separate bipartisan group of senators is also working on a different piece of legislation. and why congress is gridlocked, the department of homeland security now warning of copycat shootings. today they released a terror threat bulletin. it warns misinformation about the shootings and the 2020 election and online forums could result in more violence. >>> other headlines now, a small

celebrities and politicians like jimmy kimmel and gabby giffords also wearing orange to show their supportnd honor the lives taken by gun violence. let's go outside right now, take a look at the golden gate bridge. tomorrow the groups mom demanding action is organizing a wear orange walk across the bridge. that walk starts at 11:30. >>> there are more details coming out about the breakdown of the police response to the texas elementary school shooting. a texas senator reveals the commander in charge was not carrying a radio as that massacre unfolded. the school district police chief was one of the first on scene when an 18-year-old gunman killed those 19 students and two teachers. police say they didn't realize students were inside, even though they were actively calling 911. and they reportedly made the decision to pull back because they thought the gunman was contained. >>> well, another very disturbing story out of texas. a three-week manhunt is over after a fugitive who escaped a prison bus weeks ago has been killed in a shootout with police in san antonio. but not before he murdered a

coming from the state of gabby giffords and we know gabby giffords. the state of california for years have worked on evidence-based research and policy that can save lives so let's look at that. if you are in california we can't stop these things from happening and it's time we have a unique evidence-based research. what that shows is kids are less likely statistically to be victims of gun violence in california. that includes all people in california are 35% less likely statistically, 35% less likely to be victims of gun violence and 25% less like he did the involved in the masks murder. we can do this. the album in california is other than accepting the fact that these things are going to happen and what we are trying to do is prevent them the best we can. rather than accepting it the fait accompli of somehowtr thiss going to happen and we have our own suspicions about what motivates it. oneto of the problems is 25% of the guns used in crime in california come from outside of california. national standards and will continue to do what we can in juri

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. >> raymond: when you learn as i did recently d aurora shooter, gabby giffords shooter, the shooters, department shooter, all young men on marijuana. there's a psychotic next year. >> come on. come on. i'm not buying that. i don't think marijuana is that big of a deal but i think we have more a problem with mental health that people can't get prescription drugs because society we have built is unlivable for most people. >> raymond: can you use drugs safely? >> no, at least not. >> it is the democrats approached which is the destruction of the quantity of life -- quality of life for conservatives and for law-abiding citizens. >> raymond: laura, so many of these new yorkers do not see the connection between the criminality they are experiencing and drug is. they dismiss it. but according to the national institute of drug abuse, the high th.d., four times as potent as 1995's version and then by's study chose a fourfold increase in psychosis and schizophrenia among pot users. >> laura: it is more than not a stretch. this has been documented in study after study and blowing off the conne

and with an emotional plea, former congresswoman gabby giffords herself a victim of gun violence called on lawmakers to be courageous and take action. >> now is the time to come together. be responsible. >> and republican lawmakers are backing away from the idea of changing the age limit or banning assault-style weapons. something the white house was hoping to include in the bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> now to the east bay in this year's of violent crime in oakland has prompted one city leader to call for the national guard. this idea, though, is not catching on with some council members who are also running for mayor of the city kron four's has our story. >> take a close look at this video of a dangerous drive by shooting. witnesses say luckily no one was seriously injured. it happened sunday, june 5th near the intersection of 35th avenue and foothill boulevard in the city of oakland. here is another video recorded on 5/12/2022. at that same location. it starts as a robbery of customers waiting for their orders at a taco truck. then one of the robbers pu

i was in congress when gabby gifford was shot and we saw a deranged asas tin attempt to go after justice brett kavanaugh. republican and democrat have received very serious death threats, many of whom, there are several of them, i should say, have security around them to deal with this. that was very unusual when i was in only four years ago that members would have that kind of security other than the top leaders. so i fear that adam kinzinger is right, there is the potential for more political violence. we have seen it in the past, and i fear we will see more of it. you just saw the eric r. video rhino hunter wanting to go after people like me who are not conservative enough, are not trump enough, so let's go hunt them. i mean, as if that -- it almost speaks to the fact that he's unaware that there has been a lot of violence in this country, mass shootings, several in recent weeks. there is a tone deafness to this and it's dangerous, frankly. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you. >>> are the january 6th hearings aimed at an audience of one? and i'm talking about merrick garland. and wh

. >> former arizona representative gabby giffords nearly died in a 2002 mass shooting, she prodded her former colleagues to act. >> stopping gun violence takes courage, the courage to do what's right. >> democratic chris murphy huddled with president biden. >> president biden knows that we need to work out the compromise on our own. >> pressing too much to pulverize fragile negotiations. >> senator murphy asked me to give him time. >> we're waiting to see if we can get an outcome. >> an accord is possible this week, but the goal now is to manage expectations. some republicans are balking at increasing the age to buy certain assault weapons from 18 to 21, and expressing reservations about red flag regulations, allowing the seizure of weapons from those who are a threat to them and the public. on the table, background checks, which could peer into the paths of juveniles, an issue with the uvalde shooting. >> everything that happened before he was 18 was not available to the background check system. he was able to pass it. >> white house had a plan to bolster safety, but that's not going

. >>> gabby giffords was shot in the head in arizona. six others were killed.mission? combatting gun violence. it brought her back to the nation's capitol to host a gun violence memorial. dana bash has more. -- >> parkland shooting. uvalde, d.c., san francisco. too much guns. too much guns. too much guns. >> reporter: you survived gun violence. >> yes. >> reporter: and you're here in a sea of flowers representing people who did not survive. >> i'm sad. move ahead. do not look back. i want to make the world a better place. >> reporter: the former arizona congresswoman leads a grass roots k, giffords. >> fight. fight. fight. >> reporter: dedicated to stopping gun violence. the kind that almost took her life during a constituent event on 2011. the mission is simple. >> save lives. save lives. save lives. >> reporter: i think we have made a lot of progress. >> reporter: robin loyd is the organization's director. >> gabby has spent a lot of her time doing that the last nine or ten years. trying to draw attention to the issue, use her voice where she can to enact cha

well, gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman , renewing her calls for gun reform. violence to the nation's capital more than 45,000 vases with flowers were laid out on the national mall in honor of every american who dies from gun violence every year. gabby giffords, who was severely wounded in the 2011 miles shooting in tucson. arizona says congress should show courage and unite for gun reform. stopping gun violence takes courage. the kurds do what's right. the courage, new ideas. i think great courage one. my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. buress sponsor ble democrats, republicans, everyone, we must never stopped fighting fight. fight fight. and house speaker nancy pelosi is promising gun legislation to move through the house this week. all right. time now is 5 40 times to talk about our weather and our temperatures depending on where you're waking up this morning, steve paulson, you might be thinking another mild morning out there. well i'm doing a little research here. yeah, there's cooler air aloft, so i'll show you that in just a secon

gabby giffords was shot to in an assassination attempt. we should not be joking about this in any manner. it's incredibly poor judgment, demonstrates poor judgment on eric greitens part. either way, he's out condemning rino's, he was considering running as a democrat, went to barack obama's acceptance speech, and was going to run as a democrat in 2010, and now is the arbiter of his republican and who is not? it's somewhat laughable. yeah, at the same time, he remains the leading candidate for the republican nomination in missouri. it makes me question, or it makes me just think, how bad the republicans think it is, right? how bad do you think it is and how bad they feel they willing to accept someone like eric brightens because the other side, they feel like the administration is failing so badly that we are willing to accept eric greitens, this flawed candidate because the biden administration is failing us and not listening. it makes me scratch my head on both sides. >> you have republican congressman joe walsh, frequent critic of donald

i hate to raise up the issue of my dear and beloved friend gabby giffords when she was having town hall i voted for it as the chair of the subcommittee on crime, terrorism and homeland security believe in it. and certainly believe that our justices and their families should be protected. but we want to go the extra mile and it was a bipartisan effort. republicans and democrats voted for it. the majority of democrats voted for it and it's now passed ready to go to the president's desk. >> bret: congresswoman, i want to talk about another bipartisan effort. that is this gun control legislation and how it's being framed. there are now 10 republican senators. it is -- seems like it's moving forward. at least being written legislatively. where are you on this and do you think that this is going to pass? >> well, this work has been done again out of the committee i have served on the judiciary and the subcommittee on crime for more than two decades. i have introduced one gun bill after the next and for your viewers, i was here for columbine, was appoint today a task force to really cull in th

union, democratic january 6th member jamie raskin, chris jacobs of new york, larry summers, and gabby giffords here on cnn and i'll be back tomorrow night at 6:00 for cnn newsroom. until then, you can follow moono twitter or tweet the show at the lead. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, after an explosive primetime hearing, the january 6th select committee is now gearing up for round two, with the promise of more damning testimony and disturbing video aimed at proving former president trump was at the center of a conspiracy. we'll break down what we learned and what happens next. >>> also tonight, inflation here in the united states hits a 40-year high. fueled by skyrocketing gas

. >> also taking part today, former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. her tweet, i am still marching for the six people taken the day i was shot, for the 19 lost in uvalde and over 45,000 lives killed in a single year because of gun violence. thousands of us are still ma marching and we will not stop until gun violence ends. >>> president biden is in new mexico right now getting briefed on the wildfires plaguing that state. what is he saying? >> he's just wrapped up a series of briefings on the historic wildfires blazing across the state of new mexico and he is talk about the impact of climate change particularly as climate change exacerbates some natural disasters like wildfires and hurricanes. speaking just a short while ago, he talked about the lives that could be lost to this and also the sacrifices made by first responders. >> we got to get smart. you all understand that better than anybody. you sit here every day when there's crisis. you wonder, what little kids dying. what little kid is dying in one of those fires you can't get to. what's happeni

former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords is renewing her calls for gun reform, especially after themass shootings. giffords brought her national campaign against gun violence to washington, d c today. seeing along with house speaker nancy pelosi in east bay congressman john garamendi. another lawmakers attended that memorial today. there on the national mall. behind them are more than 45,000 vases with flowers and honor of each american who loses their life to gun violence every year. giffords who was severely injured in a mass shooting in tucson, arizona. in 2011 says congress should show courage and unite for gun reform. stopping gun violence takes courage. the kurds do what's right. the courage, new ideas. i think great courage one. my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. buress sponsor ble democrats, republicans, everyone, we must never stopped fighting fight. fight fight. but she has really made such incredible efforts at her recovery. house speaker nancy pelosi says gun legislation will be moved through the house this week, and a bipartisan group of senators

but when you learn as i did recently, the aurora shooter, gabby giffords shooter, the shooter in texas the parkland shooter, all young men on marijuana. oh , come on . there's a psychotic connection here , 10%. come. on , come on , come on , come on . no, i'm not like i don't think marijuana is that big of a deal. i think that we have a lot more problem with mental health that people can't get prescription drugs h that they should be on because the society we've built is unlivable for most people. can you drug drugs? no, absolutely not. you have to take some democratic approach, which is the destructionocra of the quality of life for conservatives and for law abiding citizens or so many of these new yorkers do not see the connection between the criminality they're experiencing and drug use. they dismisspe. but according to the national institute of drug abuse, the high thc and marijuana today is four times as potent as nineteen ninety five version . and a denmark study showsy' a fourfold increase in psychosis and schizophrenia among pot users over the last 20 years. so it's not a stret

union, democratic january 6th member jamie raskin, chris jacobs of new york, larry summers, and gabby giffords, they're all this sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern and noon here on cnn and i'll be back tomorrow night at 6:00 for cnn newsroom. until then, you can follow moono twitter or tweet the show at the lead. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, after an explosive primetime hearing, the january 6th select committee is now gearing up for round two, with the promise of more damning testimony and disturbing video aimed at proving former president trump was at the center of a conspiracy. we'll break down what we learned and what happens next. >>> also tonight, inflation here in the united states hits a 40-year high. fueled by skyrocketing gas prices and rising costs for food, energy, and housing. the biden administration is clearly on the defensive, as the financial pain felt by americans keeps growing. >> and the embattled uvalde school police chief speaks out for the first time about his response to the massacre. he's reportedly denying he was the sce

speaker pelosi visited the gun violence memorial on the national mall with former congresswoman gabby giffords who is a survivor of gun violence. we're getting more clues on where senate negotiations on new gun legislation stand at this hour. democratic senator chris murphy who is negotiating with republicans says he's hopeful for an agreement by the end of this week. he's laying down a marker saying he will not support anything that doesn't save lives. in moments i'll speak with democratic congresswoman shawn tall brown who will hearing from survivors at a hearing tomorrow. i'll ask her what's the minimum she's willing to accept on any new gun legislation. >>> new details we just learned about who will be testifying during thursday's public hearing from the january 6th committee. ahead, we'll play what one of the witnesses told me about what she experienced on january 6th. will any of these issues matter in the midterm election? more clues could come today since it is primary day for seven states. steve kornacki will be at his big board digging into today's races. we begin with the latest on

former arizona governor, congresswoman gabby giffords is renewing her calls for gun reform. after the latest mass shooting, giffords brought her national campaign against gun violence. the washington d. c. today she along with house speaker nancy pelosi, east bay, congressman john garamendi and other lawmakers attended a memorial at the national mall. behind them are more than 45,000 vases with flowers in them in honor of each american who loses their life to gun violence every year give her two was severely injured in the mass shooting in tucson, arizona, back in 2011. says congress should now show the courage and unite for gun reform. speaker pelosi was also at this event, which we actually before gun legislation will be moved through the house this week, and a bipartisan group of senators are also in talks on gun control legislation, though it's unclear if their negotiations will be successful . the investigation is underway into a deadly crash in san francisco this morning. a man on a motorcycle was killed at about 3:30 a.m. when he was involved in a collision was thrown

former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords is renewing her calls for gun reform. ter the latest mass shootings, giffords brought her national campaign against gun violence to washington, d. c today, she along with house speaker nancy pelosi, east bay congressman john garamendi. and other lawmakers attended a memorial on the national mall. behind them are more than 45,000 vases with flowers in honor of each american who loses their life to gun violence every year. giffords who was severely injured in a mass shooting in tucson, arizona. in 2011 says congress should show courage and unite for gun reform. stopping gun violence takes courage. the kurds do what's right. the courage, new ideas. i think great courage one. my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. buress sponsor ble democrats, republicans, everyone, we must never stopped fighting fight. fight fight. speaker pelosi says gun legislation will be moved through the house this week and a bipartisan group of senators is also in talks on gun control legislation, though it is unclear if negotiations

that was clear in 2011 when congresswoman gabby giffords was tragedy shot while doing the most important part of her job, meeting with constituents. words cannot express how happy and inspired i was to see congresswoman giffords in the chamber with her husband, senator kelly, when he was sworn in as a member of this body. but words cannot express the pain of the families of the people that were killed or wounded. that should have been a wake-up call to protect members of congress and in doing so, better protect the people around them. but just a few years later a shooter nearly killed congressman steve scalise during a practice game of the congressional baseball team. i said at the time that our lives were saved by the capitol hill police. extending provision pros of this bill to it the members of congress would better protect us and our families and constituents. i've been offering this for two years. my amendment, which i will offer for unanimous consent, simply extends the same protections it would offer to the judicial branch to the legislative branch. this is not a new request. in d

the former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, is renewing her call for gun reform after the recent our country. giffords broader national campaign against gun violence to washington. more than 45,000 vases with flowers were laid out on the national mall in honor of each american who dies from gun violence every year. giffords herself with syria, severely injured in a mass shooting in tucson, arizona . in 2011, she said congress should show courage and unite for gun reform. stopping gun violence takes courage. the kurds do what's right. the courage, new ideas. i think great courage one. my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. buress sponsor ble democrats, republicans, everyone, we must never stopped fighting fight. fight fight. speaker pelosi promised gun legislation to move through the house this week. francisco both animal care and control in the spc have waived fees to encourage more dog adoptions. officials see pandemic related delays in spain and neuter surgeries have filled shelters in the city with homeless dogs, adding to the problem with decline in the nu

been divisive but it's gotten a lot were dangerous over the last decade or so with shootings of gabby giffordss they get under baseball practice and now you have this, this is very serious this is someone who is intent to carry out a murder as he has been charged with. this is a problem. also the senate has passed legislation on a bipartisan basis for more security for the justices and that is sitting in the house. mitch mcconnell yesterday was going after the house saying you need to pass this, you should've passed it already and you should pass it now. maria: is absolutely right. i want to understand why the democrats have blocked this bill. this bill would've provided additional security for supreme court justices but they have been sitting on it. we have the pass comments from senator chuck schumer and former white house press secretary jen psaki coming to light in the face of what just took place. it really appears horrible. watch this. >> i wanted tell you gorsuch, kavanaugh, you have released the world when and you will pay the price. if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> ano

perhaps no one knows more about the impact of gun violence than former congresswoman, gabby giffords.e first major done safety legislation in nearly three decades, she sat down with the reporter. >> reporter: what do you hope to accomplish? >> save lives, save lives, save lives. >> reporter: what is your advice to people looking around their own communities? what are they doing to help? >> be a leader, set an example. be passionate. be courageous. be your best. >> reporter: what do you think is required for us to get to a point where there is meaningful legislation change? >> democrats, republicans, everyone. we must fight to stop gun violence. right now. >> that was part of the 50-50 know your value in forbes. they are well beyond proving their most powerful years are yet to come. this week, the women are fighting for gun reform. joining me, morning reporter, gabby done yellow. this is so deeply personal. >> reporter: good morning. this is a victim of gun violence. shot in the face while she was holding a meeting with her constituents in a parking lot in arizona in 2011. over a dozen

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