he is a gun owner, a veteran, he's been on both sides of the gun. he is a hunter, he is an advocate for the second amendment, and as he said, this -- if this did anything to diminish that, he would not have his name on it. i rise in support of this strong bipartisan bill. mr. thompson, and join you in commending mr. king of new york for making this initiative bipartisan from the start. in the previous congress and now. and it is a long overdue, commonsense action to end the epidemic of gun violence in america. let us salute again the persistent leadership of so many in this body and, again, mr. thompson, as chair of the gun violence prevention task force, you worked in a bipartisan way to protect our communities and we're grateful to you for that. but you know, we can do all the inside maneuvering that we want and that is really important and essential. but without the outside mobilization, we cannot enjoy the success of saving lives and making progress. so i want to thank the courageous advocates who are here today in the gallery. including march fo

in their home and they don't have to give a reason to have a gun in the hive have a look at has. just to summarize you with boston are is to create a you can have up to four guns in your home you don't have to give a reason for why you are buying a gun you can just buy a gun and have it in your home you can open carry it you can have it out in the street but you can definitely have it in your house what difference could this possibly make. well the thing is you have to be twenty five years old of age to be able to buy it you have to do psychological tasks you have to do technical tasks you have to do practical test it's very complicated but you can and that's the really good choice it's not a matter of being resolving crank you see we don't want people to have guns so you can lower criminal statistics no we want people to have guns so they can defend themselves leave try to the police we can do are just supposed to have and i see how it's possible as really interesting he said it's possible that more people would die have more homicide homicides be

industry and enact a gun trafficking law. it should also address gun violence in communities where its costs are felt more acutely -- in urban areas where young african-american and latino men are most impacted. well funded violence intervention and prevention programs can successfully break cycles of violence and level the playing fields for safety in our communities. congress should also invest financially into research in this public health and safety crisis. federal research into gun violence has been virtually nonexistent for 20 years. this must be addressed so we can learn more about this problem and how to effectively solve it. there is no constitutional impediment to passing life saving gun laws. since the founding of our country gun rights have always coexisted with gun regulations and the need to protect public safety has always gone hand in hand with americans' right to own guns. the only thing standing in the way of saving lives is a lack of political will. all we need to strengthen our federal gun laws is a congre

i grew up in a family where responsible gun ownership was common. a family of veterans. and hunters. who understood the value of safe gun policies. but those aren't the individuals we're talking about here today. we're talking about the background checks we need to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals and gun traffickers. keeping weapons of war off the street. and keeping illegal guns out of our community. and as several people have suggested, how we can help keep guns out of the hands of those who represent a danger to themselves, or others. we need a multi-faceted approach to address a multi-pronged public health program. one that in the terms of the breadth and depth of its impact on americans, could legitimately be declared a national emergency. it's a problem that demands a research-based and data-driven response, as suggested by the law enforcement and medical professionals who have testified here today. i want to take a moment to address two of my constituents attending today's hearing, who have turned their personal tragedies into advocacy. beverly wright,

he is a gun owner, a veteran, he's been on both sides of the gun. he is a hunter, he is an advocate for the second amendment, and as he said, this -- if this did anything to diminish that, he would not have his name on it. i rise in support of this strong bipartisan bill. mr. thompson, and join you in commending mr. king of new york for making this initiative bipartisan from the start. in the previous congress and now. and it is a long overdue, commonsense action to end the epidemic of gun violence in america. let us salute again the persistent leadership of so many in this body and, again, mr. thompson, as chair of the gun violence prevention task force, you worked in a bipartisan way to protect our communities and we're grateful to you for that. but you know, we can do all the inside maneuvering that we want and that is really important and essential. but without the outside mobilization, we cannot enjoy the success of saving lives and making progress. so i want to thank the courageous advocates who are here today in the gallery. including march fo

in their home and they don't have to give a reason to have a gun in the house have a look at has. just to summarize you with boston are is to create you can have up to four guns in your home you don't have to give a reason for why you are buying a gun you can just buy a gun and have it in your home you can open carry it you can have it out in the street but you can definitely have it in your house what difference could this possibly make. well the thing is you have to be twenty five years old of age to be able to buy it you have to do psychological tasks you have to do technical tasks you have to do glue practical tests it's very complicated but you can and that's the really good choice it's not a matter of being resolving crime you see we don't want people to have guns so you can lower criminal statistics no we want people to have guns so they can defend themselves leave try to the police we can do our job supposed to not going to see how it's possible as really interesting he said it's possible that more people will die i have more homicide homic

industry and enact a gun trafficking law. it should also address gun violence in communities where its costs are felt more acutely in urban areas where young african-american and latino men are most impacted. well funded violence intervention and prevention programs can successfully break cycles of violence and level the playing fields for safety in our communities. congress should also invest financially into research in this public health and safety crisis. federal research into gun violence has been virtually nonexistent for 20 years. this must be addressed so we can learn more about this problem and how to effectively solve it. there is no constitutional impediment to passing life saving gun laws. since the founding of our country gun rights have always coexisted with gun regulations and the need to protect public safety has always gone hand in hand with americans' right to own guns. the only thing standing in the way of saves lives is the lack of political will. all we need to strengthen our federal gun laws is a congress

in their home and they don't have to give a reason to have a gun in the have a look at has. just to summarize you with boston are is to create a you can have up to four guns in your home you don't have to give a reason for why you are buying a gun you can just buy a gun and have it in your home you can open carry it you can have it out in the street but you can definitely have it in your house what difference could this possibly make. well the thing is you have to be twenty five years old of age to be able to buy it you have to do psychological tasks you have to do technical tasks you have to do practical test it's very complicated but you can and that's the really good choice it's not a matter of being resolving crime you see we don't want people to have guns so you can lower criminal statistics no we want people to have guns so they can defend themselves leave try to the police we can do are just supposed to have and i see how it's possible as really interesting is that it's possible that more people will die have more homicide homicides because

right now, if you want to purchase a gun at a licensed gun dealer you have to pass a background check but if you get it at a gun show or by other transfer other than by licensed dealer, we don't know if there's a background check. this will close that loophole. the companion bill will close the loophole of automatically getting the background check, automatically no not needing a background check if it's not completed in three days. mrs. torres: and internet sales? mr. nadler: internet sales would be subject to this. mr. mcgovern: mr. woodall. mr. woodall: i take your point that it might be too soon about my righteous indignation about the process. but it's not too soon for you to put eight years of your ravens indignation to work here. there's no reason to delay fixing what folks have accurately described as a problem. i've been focus odd then all year. i think the majority is making a terrible mistake taking things that could be bipartisan and turning them into partisan bills and i put the trying to fix the nics system into that category. mr. mcgovern: under the rulesing hearings an

gun. they almost never need to use it. it's just a way showing that they can protect themselves during an attack. will the private transfers of weapons on the fbi background check prevent gun violence? no they will not. on the one hand tactics to make it difficult for law-abiding americans to keep and carry weapons in common use for their self-defense is a serious infringement of their constitutional right and rather than improving public safety will make the public more vulnerable to those who would seek to harm them, including the battered women who are in danger, including students who are in a school where no one is protecting them. to conclude, justice scalia in writing for the majority reminded us that the enshinement of constitutional rights takes certain policy choices off the table. thank you. >> mr. chairman, it's me. >> aisle now recognize the gentle lady from arizona. >> and i want to tell the testifiers and the people that came today, i appreciate all of you coming here,

give a gun, it costs money. 's not going to do nothing to stop the problem going on out there. if somebody would actually read the laws on the books, it is a .986 gun control act, 18 usc just put it in the computer. host: you made that point. marshall, you are next, ashburn, virginia. caller: good morning. i just have a brief comment. if guns were made illegal or not allowed on schools, what if somebody were to walk in with a samurai sword and start swinging it around? able told everyone be do to defend themselves? host: another opinion out of the house judiciary committee. this is the ranking member doug collins talking about the potential new legislation we read to you about giving his opinion and his take on that legislation. [video clip] >> america witnessed too many events of mass violence. the common factors are not related to background checks for private sales. thomas reed said one of the greatest allusions in the world is the hope that people of this world are to be cured by legislation. think the greate

a full day hearing on the gun bills about a week before. first hearing as i said in many years, on guns. and then we scheduled the markup. that's what we did. >> congressman thompson. as you know, california has some of the strongest gun violence legislation in the country. yet we still have a problem with illegal guns that are being trafficed into our state from bordering states. how would this legislation help? can i -- this legislation will not solve all the problems. it will go a long way, it will mean you can't transfer a gun to someone without that person -- with some exceptions in the b l bill. without that person passing a background check. right now, if you want to purchase a gun at a licensed gun dealer, you have to pass a background check. if you get it at a gun show or via transfer other than by licensed dealer, you don't have to have a background check. this will close that loophole. the companion bill will close the loophole of automatically getting the background check. not needing the background check if it's not needs in thr

litmus test that you have to be for gun control to be a democrat and on the other hand, for republicans, they are strongly pro-gun rights and not for new gun control even when there have been opportunities for parties to sort of workout agreements, we have seen them sort of fall apart even after like the newtown school shooting in 2012, there were some efforts of senators to have a bipartisan compromise and that did not happen. >> let's let some of our callers take part in this conversation. let's go to joshua's calling from oklahoma. he is an nra supporter. good morning. >> good morning. so i heard that one of the things they are looking at doing is doing background checks at gun shows. it seems like nobody in washington actually knows anything about gun shows or background checks because they already do that nationwide. i mean it is unbelievable people in washington want to regulate and change the laws and they don't even know the existing law. >> i think there is probably a lot of confusion about when to people have to undergo a backgro

visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: a majority of americans say gun laws should be stricter according to a recentew research poll and house democrats are hoping to pass legislation that would beef up gun laws. do you support stricter gun rules? if you live in the eastern central part of the country, 202-748-8000. if you live in mountain, pacific areas, 202-748-8001. gun owners, special wine for you, 202-748-8002. you can -- special line for you this morning, 202-748-8002. you can also go to@or -- go to @cspanwj or facebook.com/cspan. we will start with the hearing in the house judiciary committee. jerry nadler of new york opened it saying this. [video clip] >> gun violence impacts all of our communities. no place is immune from its reach including our homes, streets, schools, even places of worship. we must change our approach to combating gun violence. as challenging as this problem is, we have the ability to address it. what we lacked in recent years is the political will. we should remember the second amendment does not prevent the government from enacting legislation to prevent gun violence.

the licensed gun dealer will charge you a fee for doing this. if the gun dealer around the corner charges a lesser fee, you will probably go there. there will be market fees. and yes, there is a slight burden, but the judgment is, our judgment is it's worth that burden to keep guns out of the hands that shouldn't have them. and again, remember what we are dealing with. other countries have 150 a year. we have 39 thousand and no one can tell me that americans are 10 times as mentally ill as people in europe, japan or anyone else. the prevalence of gun. if i could, i would go much further. this is a mild further. at least we will get a back grouped check. it will be a slight inconvenience and there is a cost. addition to the cost of the gun. so what. wood wood i read some of that debate back in 1986. and on know my colleagues don't agree with going back to an earlier definition. but i'm concerned that your definition of a mild version is another person's definition of time, money and expense of something that's not going to save a single life. you

dylan should never have been able to buy a gun. dylan rooff walked into a church in my hometown of charleston, south carolina, my birthdays of charleston, south carolina and he slaughtered nine people. in a bible study. i can't imagine a more horrific crime. and we all naturally look for a response. my friend, mr. clyburn, the majority have noted that thousands of people have wrongfully acquired guns because of the failure of our background check system under what's become known as the charleston loophole. the stated purpose of this underlying legislation, mr. clyburn's legislation, is certainly noble. to close the charleston loophole. the only problem is, it does not carry out that purpose. too often here we take up noble causes and we create legislation with nobody names and we pass this legislation to feel better, but the legislation fails to solve the roblem in the title. after these horrific murders, the families of the victims sued the federal government for allowing this monster to buy a gun. charleston federal district judge

. >> when you're in that situation, in a gun battle, she did beautifully. she did what she was trained for. >> reporter: at the roadside were it played out, someone left a bouquet. sometimes, hebeen deported but did not address his immigration status. he had family is an area. her body armor as and hit. >> some it luck. she did not give up. took this incident illustrates how something as routine as a traffic stop can become lethal in an instep. the encounter was about 6 minute long and no hostility shown behind. and she unloaded her weapon, 15 shots. and napa, ktvu, fox 2 . >> that is incredible. >>> it is 4:10. a coast guard lieutenant is under arrest, accused up threatening to kill the lawmakers involved in the other threats he is accused of making. >> these indicates seem to be reoccurring, it is a bother. >> reporter: the police officer accused up excessive force and that is one of many incidences collecti police in vallejo. there is civil rights claims against that police department. >>> we do have traffic doing very well if you are on interstate 880 in

carrying a gun to school because the state she traveled through did not allow her to carry a gun in order to defend herself. this is a clear example of how law-abiding citizens, not criminals, law-abiding citizens who follow the law, and how this young woman and others like her was actually harmed by well-intentioned gun control aws. as a survivor of domestic violence, i know all too well how hard it is to protect one self or find a life line out. my abuser often controlled all my finances. i wouldn't have been able to pay for a background check or a gun. sometimes getting a gun from a friend could actually be your only option. yet, unfortunately, under this bill, i tried to offer an amendment, but it was rejected. now, let's turn to h.r. 1112, which changes the length of time that a background check has to be completed. from the current three days to 10 business days, and then another 10 business days for an appeal. so it could be 20-plus days. and the reason i'm bringing this up is i want to tell you a story , a real story, about car ole bone. she was a new -- corol bone. she was a

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friend, or am at a gun range, i need the government'sre any transfer takes place at all? >> that's a good question. >> tucker: is there any evidence? yeah. >> they actually put an exemption in the bill for that so whenever i hear about universal background checks my immediate come backs are what about what you just brought up or what about somebody who might being suicidal and asks a friend to take their guns from them. those rule at things that typically come up and they came out with gemtions in this bill. the problem i have with the bill is that it is entirely too burden some on gun dealers and individuals. i think it's the federal government sticking its nods in a states rights or states business issue. big problem despite the family member issue. >> tucker: is there any evidence that this would prevent mass shootings? i mean, have we seen a spate of mass shootings where people avoided background checks? i mean, i don't think this is from what i can tell a driving factor in mass killings, is it. >> you are absolutely right. as a matt

he is a gun owner, a veteran, he's been on both sides of the gun. he is a hunter, he is an advocate for the second amendment, and as he said, this -- if this did anything to diminish that, he would not have his name on it. i rise in support of this strong bipartisan bill. mr. thompson, and join you in commending mr. king of new york for making this initiative bipartisan from the start. in the previous congress and now. and it is a long overdue, commonsense action to end the epidemic of gun violence in america. let us salute again the persistent leadership of so many in this body and, again, mr. thompson, as chair of the gun violence prevention task force, you worked in a bipartisan way

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according to t"the new york times" and washington post, 26 states passed a total of 76 gun control laws. there hasn't been much movement on the national level although there was a movement of young people, youth voter registration surged. registration among voters younger than 30 went up 8% in florida, 2% nationally. those students today are being let away and a moment to remember the victims of the parkland school shooting. they are pausing to remember them and so are we. i'll turn it over to my colleague, craig melvin. >> good to see you. craig melvin here. msnbc headquarters, new york city. every day brings a new low. those words from andrew mccabe, the former deputy director of the fbi and a frequent target of president trump sounding off about the white house in a new book. the gloves are off. >>> also, pardon me? a judge says former campaign chairman paul manafort lied to robert mueller. is he playing for a pardon? we'll dig into that. >>> and 2020. trump zeros in. a new report looking at who president trump fears most as a possible 2020 democratic opponent. we'll get to those sto

he is a gun owner, a veteran, he's been on both sides of the gun. he is a hunter, he is an advocate for the second amendment, and as he said, this -- if this did anything to diminish that, he would not have his name on it. i rise in support of this strong bipartisan bill. mr. thompson, and join you in commending mr. king of new york for making this initiative bipartisan from the start. in the previous congress and now. and it is a long overdue, commonsense action to end the epidemic of gun violence in america. let us salute again the persistent leadership of so many in this body and, again, mr. thompson, as chair of the gun violence prevention task force, you worked in a bipartisan way

now he has bought a gun and he says next time, he will use it. >> i will shoot. and i will shoot to kill. >> the biggest seller of gun. the urban crime wave touched off a new round of gun buying. >> small revolvers, magnums. some of the saturday night specials are small. they can be palmed in your hand. >> it was after 10:00 california time when the president left his hotel. not seen by the following cameras, but spotted by secret service agent with a hand with a gun in it coming through the crowd. the comotion erupted. secret service agents forced the assailant to the ground and handcuffed her. she was identified as 27-year-old 27-year-old early follower of charles manson that was involved in the tate murders of 1969. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie, in prison, writes that he has new rules. they want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face, the secret servicemen wrestle her t

once he got there, he turned on his camera and holding a gun, approached three people who were inside. the burglars crouched down as he approached.>> the burglars did not steal anything of value but they left a mess behind. the police are still trying to identify the suspect.>> liam neeson is facing a backlash for admitting he wanted to kill a black man. the actor admitted for searching for black men to kill outside of pubs in northern ireland. he said he felt the urge after hearing about someone he knew who claimed to be raped by a black man. he says he regrets having that thought. some of the fans online are calling his story racist and they want him to apologize. liam has not made any comments since his original comments were published. >> super bowl liii made history as the lowest scoring super bowl ever and it was not a big hit with viewers either. ratings hit a 10 year low. 98 million viewers watched the patriots beat the rams in the lowest scoring super bowl of all time. that is down 3% from last year. the rating stepped particularly low in new orleans with only about half as m

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why do democrats reject the his testifying at a gun control hearing? re keeping him out. but he'll be here next. ♪ ♪ . >> laura: democrats in the houses judiciary committee held a hearing on new gun control legislation that they hope to push on the american people. the top member of the committee asked democrats if steve scalise could testify about his unique perspective? well democrats denied him the opportunity. we reached out to the senate judiciary committee because it sounded like it can't be true. we got a comment back tonight. to their credit they did respond saying the republicans chose two other witnesses other than scalise, but scalise's testimony is going to be entered into the record. if steve scalise wants to testify, we can't spend ten minutes letting him testify? how do you respond to their push back? >>> it was pretty bizarre, when republicans were in charge or democrats in charge prior to this more radical leftist majority, if a member of congress wanted to testify they provided a venue for that to happen. in this case they were having

jesse: there are witnesses he pulled the gun out and what did he sayul? . >> he said this is a simply replied pulled the trigger or put the gun down and face me like a man and he started to back up and we were still arguing he said this is a good day for you to die and i warned him again because i kept walking toward him and i said that's only two choices you've got face me like a man or pull the trigger so we kept arguing as he backed up he took the gun and stuck it in the back of his belt and one of the management from sam's club stepped around the corner and said did he pull the gun on you? jesse: it is amazing somebody has a gun pulled on them simply for wearing a hat perko i assume you have been contacted by media reporters? at this had been the other way he would have been on every single tv show perko nobody should be threatened on either side of the aisle and i hope he serves hard time to go thank you very much. >> i hope so perko last call is next perko means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't.

five a loved one who would like to take and hold your guns. -- find a loved one who would like to take hold your guns. like someone who is on drugs, or lost their spouse, lost their job, financial problems, criminal problems, legal problems, if they are going through a tough time, we would like to keep your guns for you until you feel better. back on a solid, emotional half. host: -- path. to sarah who was calling from virginia on the republican line. sarah, good morning. . sarah, did i lose yo? sarah, are you there? yvette calling from pennsylvania on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment is just -- host: i think i lost yvette. let's try sarah. caller: good morning. host: i got you back. good morning, sarah. caller: good morning. thank you so much for c-span. c-span is where i get my true reflection of what is going on, when you watch what is going on in congress on the house of representatives. it does keep me as more informed. on the subject that we have this morning going on at the governor's mansion this morning, we do have protesters out there. , i was

some believed there was a person with a gun. turns out it was a medical emergency. you spoke with people who were inside the theater.we spoke wit inside the theater last night during the end of the play hamilteoplho said they didn't know what theut saw people trying to move quickly and loud voices and a sense of panic. >> so it was one of the scariest experiences of my life. >> reporter: this woman went to see the play "hamilton" last night. towards the end she heard loud voices, a commotion, and people running towards one side of the theater. we heard the word gun and we saw lights flickering. >> reporter: she and her husband tried to take cover by their seats. >> everyone was like, get down, get down, get down. from there we started saying, go, and everyone started running. >> reporter: she says some patrons tried to help each other but there was chaos and panic. >> our lives flashed before our eyes and my husband was telling me i'm going to be your human shield. >> reporter: police and firefighters arrived, no gun found. >> there was a medical emergency in rorter

police say he reached for a gun in his lap. the police did not have to shoot. good evening everyone. i am frank. >> i am julie. tonight there is a memorial outside talk about in the lay hold for 20-year-old willie mccoy. police say he had a gun in his lap and reached for it before officers opened fire. henry lee joins us from the vallejo police department with the latest on the police investigation. >> julie, willie mccoy's family say he did not have to die. i have learned that six police officers opened fire and were forced to do so when he reached for a stolen done. >> a memorial of flowers and candles sits near the taco bell drive-through in vallejo were 21-year-old willie mccoy was shot and killed by vallejo police on a saturday night. >> willie was a good person. he didn't deserve that. >> it started when eight taco bell employee called 911. they said a man was slumped over in the mercedes in a drive- through on admiral callahan lane. officers arrived and found him unresponsive and with a gun in his lap. his car was locked.

manufacturing plant that makes plumbing valleys and on saturday the shooter gary martin never should have had a guno begin with. >> he was not supposed to be in possession of a firearm. >> reporter: investigators say he started shooting in a meeting in which he was being fired after 15 years on the job. five years ago state police ordered him to turn in his gun when they discover he was a convicted felon. the same smith and wesson he used on friday. >> after a reffo case the stating they need to relinquish their firearms. and we're looking into why that did not happen. >> reporter: outside of the henry pratt company plant, friends and co workers are remembering the dead and police identified them as clayton parks andin turn trevor wayner and josh pink ard and stockroom vicente juarez. >> words can't describe how good of a dad he was. he was a great dad. >> reporter: five police officers shot during a gun fight are all expected to survive. >> i also want to point out that we're thinking about the victims of these families. the families of the victims that is also foremost in our thoughts. and as you

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wildly popular musical was playing to a packed house when people say they heard there was someone with a gun inside the theater. screaming led to panic and running. the "hamilton" cast escaped back stage. officials say what the audience thought was an active shooter was a medical emergency. a boy had a seizure at the same time there was a gunshot sound coming from the stage. that confused the crowd. >> people in the crowd got scared. thaw thought someone had a gun so everybody started to run out of the theater and there was no one with a gun, no shots fired it was just a medical emergency. >>> further confusing the crowd, someone else had a heart attack during the show. emergency responders had to use an external defribrillator which triggered an alarm in the building confusing people who were already exiting the theater. two other people had to be transported to the hospital with injuries to their head and leg. both are expected to be okay. more traffic headaches for people in the north bay. this weekend a major artery will be closed as crews repair a highway flooded after a levee breach. t

to own a gun? why would you not need a permit to carry a gun? why would you not need a background check to make sure that you can lawfully carry a gun? so there again, we need to continue to make sure that our laws are not controlling people's ability to own guns other than people who should not have guns. for people that are law-abiding gun owners as i've said over and over again, you have no need to worry. but we have to make sure that we are keeping out of the hands of those people that should not have guns. we need to make sure that we're exercising every ability that we have to keep people safe. >> one of the things that was very compelling to me is how you and -- as one of the leaders of mothers of the movement, other mothers that went through similar loss in their family, their children. and how you explain how horrific it is. it's almost like the shooting this week in aurora, illinois, that you mothers and fathers have to relive this over and over and over again. and i think one of the things about your book is that people lose sight of t

but it is one of several incidents under which the agency has come under scrutiny over the use of a gun. last year a fbi agent was accused of lying about firing his weapon against right wing extremist in oregon and he was found not guilty and in colorado an agent lost control of his gun and shot a bystander while doing this at a nightclub. each time a agent fired a gun the fbi investigates. new data obtained by nbc news shows that since 2011 there have been 228 fbi shooting incidents and five cases where the actions of agents were found to be unjustified. the fbi defends its process as thorough and fair. critics say the issue is that the bureau won't discuss the details. >> because they are investigating themselves, there is some question about the independence and transparency involved in those reviews. >> i would like an honest account of what happened. you're not really reassured that the person was given additional training or out there with a gun. >> reporter: a family shattered, awaiting answers from an fbi reluctant to provide them. ken dilanian, nbc news, houston. >>> still toni

tomorrow the house is set to hold hearings a ill to require background checks on nearlyll gun sales, even private ones. a group supporting the change says the internet has become a go-to place for people who could never get one in the store. our pete williams has some exclusive video >> reporter: inside this suburban milwaukee spa in 2012, a man opened fire, killing four people then himself. >> came in with a gun. we heard gunshots. >> reporter: he used a gun he bought just the day before from a ro chec er forequired. radcliffe haughton was legay barred from buying that gun. he was subject to a restraining order for using his wife zina, who became one of his shooting victims. >> she was a beautiful person. >> reporter: her brother a hunter and gunowner says the law should be changed. >> had there been a background check de, chances are she'd still be with us today. >> reporter: und current federal law, licensed dealers must do background checks to see if buye are qualified. but private sellers at gun shows or across the backya fence do not. even sites like armslist.com make it easy to