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found riding in a car with a loaded 40-caliber smith and west son handgun on the back seat, also an ak-47 with a magazine in the trunk of the car. this guy is in the car with those guns and he's a felon. convicted felons are not supposed to have guns, but when this young man's case came up in court last month, the young man, the burglar with the ak-47 and .40-caliber handgun was not contesting the facts of the case, was not denying he was a convicted felon or was in the car with those guns, what he was contesting in court last month was the very idea that it can be illegal for a convicted felon to have a gun. and he won his case. louisiana, like every state in the union, says, yes, we respect the second amendment, there is a right to keep and bear arms, but it's not without any limits at all. perhaps the lowest common denominator we can all agree on is convicted violent felons are not allowed to have guns, right? louisiana and every other state in the country all ban violent felons from having guns, but in louisiana, that ban on felons getting guns was declared unconstitutional by that

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>> but i also believe that a lot of gun owners would agree that ak-47's belong in the hands of soldiers, not the hands of criminals. create a national database of the mental ill. >> i'm offering a third choice. fortify our schools. update the school design to match the dangerous time we live in. finally, implement metal detectors. these may not completely eradicate weapons invading our schools but at least we would know that we took that extra step, we took the extra mile to prevent prev -- to prevent it from happening. an international business leader and high school teacher grew up in the land of egypt. >> also overseas, i've seen it in many countries such as egypt, saudi arabia, france, spain, all over europe, the fence is a brick fence. there's just one gate or two gates and there are always security people there, they know who is coming in, who is going out. it is extremely important. school resource officer jewett commerce. >> we need to redesign schools to make it harder to get access. change the access points, if you want metal detectors, make it easier to cover all the students

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we have new lows in ak steel. this is what i mean when i talk about the damage that's being done.il is down. sharon will give you an update on this. 4% declines in some of the big names. even the really big names. damage. >> there is definitely internal dwaj being done. >> they are getting support by more defensive names. >> let's go up to the nasdaq. hi, sema. you know what? let's go to rick. the bond market, we still see that decline in yield. what's going on? how much of this had to do with some of the early headline risk from north korea? i don't think it's a market m e mov mover. continued anxiety about everything. if you look at intraday chart, we were on our way to 190 and a funny thing happened. we didn't get there. you could clearly see that since the highs that we made on the 11th of march at a yield of 206, we're down 22 basis points. if you look at bar clays, both of those spreads have widened a bit. the dollar index is down half a we had one close above it for a big move going back to august. back to you. >> we will watch those levels very carefully. now let's go up t

. >> is that an ak pinata? >> that's an ak-47 pinata. is in downtown l.a., so i like to have weapons stored throughout. >> you need a puppy, man. >> i do need a puppy. i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> yeah, sure. >> all right. so just sit right there, and -- sorry, i don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> i want to know, you said young people are looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl? >> okay, i try to be open-minded things, but i'm racist. for me, i've given it a shot and i end up with a situation where i feel like i'm dating my mom. >> what characteristics in common were you -- >> overbearing, jealous, unreasonable, like unrealistic about life, demanding. like, i mean, i could go on and on. if you're a woman, i would never recommend dating a korean guy. for the very few women out there into asian guys, if you are going to go that route, definitely go chinese. yeah. come check it out. >> oh,

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here he is, 8 years old carrying an ak-47 running around with other rebels. they call him their helper. you can see the neighborhood they fight in. the rebels sit him down for a quick interview. before that, he lights up a cigarette and describes a short story about himself and where his parents are. [ speaking foreign language ] >> since orphans now fight for the fsa, he tosses some sort of grenade over the wall. it's sad. let's think about is this some sort of propaganda being put out that you have to consider that as well. >> a situation like that, where do the orphans go? kids are so impressionable at this age. if they are taking him in and offering him praise and support and kindness, he's going to do anything to do that. >> how about shelter, food, water, conditions in syria right now are deplorable. they don't have electric or water. this kid is doing what he can to survive. >>> it's normal to expect the cat and dog to like belly rubs and back scratches, right? this is blossom. she is a bat. she was rescued by louise saunders in australia. blossom bats

if there is a launch, you say the very first thing would be some ak son by a satellite. why? >> tom, this satellite is going to pick up the infrastructure, the i.r. signature coming off the mobile launcher. instantaneously, it will send messages to the tracking system. so we can track the telemetry of that missile. >> it involves units at sea, on land, in the air, everywhere, to hone in on this thing, right? >> exactly correct. from the ground, from the sea, from the air. totally integrated. tracking the missile. and the key objective there is to make sure it's not threatening a u.s. or allied resource in the region. >> it's worth noting this is not an easy task. a missile like this would be traveling at thousands of miles an hour. it's nothing at all like an airplane. >> no, it's not. this technology has been exceptionally highly refind. it's totally automated. >> if we see this moving toward a target, something we care about, that we want to protect, if the computers see that happening, they will automatically do what? >> they will take that missile out, but that's just the

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we were able to ban ak-47s from all coin-operated vending machines.apa john's promotion, buy two medium pizzas, get a free gun has been completely outlawed. >> except on weekends and during the super bowl. >> of course, this might go without saying, but none of these restrictions would apply to florida. we don't know why. >> yeah. >> they definitely should. but they just don't. it's weird. >> it is weird. i know we typed florida into the bill, but when we printed it out, it's just not there. >> goofy thing. >> so is this bill what we wanted? no, no. is it what the nra

can stop the brake lights from scumming on and cruise control may not turn off this covers hyundai ak serngts eltantra, jant faye, and tucson and kia sportage. all vehicles from 2007 to 2011 model years if have you one, you need to know this, auto makers will notify owners and replace switches for free starting in june. the side air bag inflates and can injure people. >> a lot of folks ask for it, 7 on your side brought it back. >> absolutely. it's this year's encore of the 7 on your side tox hot line. experts on hand new to take your call autos michael finney is live. >> i'm not commanding this. this is the u.s. government. we're just filling in gaps here we'll be here until 8:00 to put together your papers and give us a call. a lot of people giving us a call this, is laura with the cpas. a lot of people calling and they have their taxes done find of, right? >> we recommend you file an extension if you don't have i it -- complete information there is a perception among taxpayers it will make them stand out and more available for audit. it's not the case it's better to file a complete

. >> hello, my name is michael goldman and a member of ak acts of love. we did an analysis to see the effect of some of the federal letters that were sent to landlords to show how many dispensaries were shut down over the last year. we have been under attack. to go through a couple of these. it went from 10 to 0 and coal valley from 3 to 2. and south market from 11 to 8. as far as there is any clustering at all in the city is because of restrictions that the law and the ordinance have established and limited the number of organizations that they can establish themselves. it's very difficult to find a landlord. so to say you can be in these limited places and when you created the clustering through regulations is effectively to prohibit new dispensaries to open and effectively to have safe access and it really is an attack on the medical cannabis patients and the medical community. thank you. i'm just alex. i'm from georgia, disabled. the restricted zoning seems to be very inconsistent with the city's status as a sanctuary city. it limits competition which

the image of a 12 or 13-year-old pregnant without resources an ak set to support, that is scary. >> what about a deadly std. no one is talking about that. >> condoms for men are easily accessible -- >> there are no prescription for condoms. i want to make this clear. there or two issues on the table. there is this principled issue about this kind of, what our moral values are about 12 and 13-year-old girls having sex, right? there is a medical issue about the actual taking of the thing that you put in your mouth and chemicals going through your body is physically harmful. which science determines is not really. some nausea. then there's the practical issue of what the policy, as currently constituted is, which is with the cut off at 17 means everyone has to go to get it behind the counter. and research done indicates that in many cases, that cuts off the access to emergency contraception to women who can could get it, right? >> right. i think what is getting lost in actually a lot of the press coverage today is back to this -- >> don't get me started. >> judge coreman spent eight years w

they argued faults near the units could be ak testify. and that a quake could trigger a major accident. the judges at the osaka district court disagreed. they ruled there's no evidence proving the faults are active. and they say the plant's operator has put sufficient safety measures in place. this is the first court decision on the safety of a nuclear plant following the accident at fukushima daiichi. plaintiffs across the country have filed more than ten similar cases. nhk world, osaka. >>> executives of japanese tell come giant soft bank say think will go ahead and complete the buyout of the third largest u.s. tell come operator, sprint nextel on july 1st. soft bank officials made the remark after major u.s. satellite tv company dish network mounted a counter bid on monday. dish is offering $25 billion in cash and stock for sprint. dish officials say that's 13% more than soft bank's proposal. soft bank officials say, though, that their proposal would offer more benefits to sprint's shareholders. they argue that they're already at a str

having a specific time period in which we have to make that determination, could, if you accelerate that ak expect of the process, we could have unnecessary eir's prepared on affordable housing assuming where there is impact or not and insufficient -- ceqa documents which doesn't serve the program well. while i'm very much in favor of a making the process more efficient shths -- this is one of the area where i think should be curtailed. >> ceremony i think it's important with some form of this. i think getting and it's easy to define too. if you say it's on affordable housing project -- or not. the problem is getting to other pedestrian safety is hard. i mean intersection improvement can be done but that may not be the reason why intersection need improvement. >> my concern is really around the having the specific time limit on making the environmental document determination. >> i get there is no real, if you are working with the developer leverage for them and the affordable housing developer. if it doesn't happen in 60 days. i don't know what's written in the legislation as to what happen

meanwhile, this propaganda video is reportedly airing on state tv showing north korean soldiers firing ak-47 rifles and pistols at targets of cartoonlike figures of u.s. soldiers. nbc's jim maceda is in seoul, south korea. jim, what's the latest on this? >> reporter: hello, richard. well, it seemed yesterday that the crisis had crested somewhat, but now with news of the reopening of the yongbyon nuclear plant, that has got to increase already high levels of tension here. when this relatively small plant, keep in mind, it was generating enough plutonium for one nuclear bomb per year, when it was shut down some six years ago, it was seen, i recall, as a major victory for u.s. diplomacy. is now looks like, however, that leader kim jong-un who says he's angry about new sanctions slapped on the country and ongoing u.s./south korean war games not far from here, it looks like he is undoing any progress that has been made in the past. that said, experts are calling this opening of the plant more symbolic than anything else. much of the plant was destroyed and will need to be completely rebuilt. t

jodi, if you're watching, hln isn't an ak niccronym, it's an initialism. >> it's an initialism? >> yes. >> the acronym thing, that's your buggaboo. >> is it an acronym or initialism? >> what about ald? andy levy is a doofus. if you pronounce it ald it's an acronym. if you say a-l-d, it's initials. it's not rocket science. dana, you said arias is making a mockery of these tweets and you were quite strong about it. why do you think that? >> because the jury is not allowed to look at the media, to talk about the media or say nick that's going on. in the meantime she's lobbying her case directly to the public without going through the media, which would be the traditional way of doing it. still she has to be judged by a jury of her peers. are you following me? >> no. not even a little. the jury can't read her tweets, right? >> maybe they are. that's the problem in arizona, they don't know what the jury is not seeing or haven't seen. that's why that one juror got kicked off. have you followed this? >> you followed it more than i have. >> not really. >> if she's not breaking the law,

around 6:30 a woman report add man tried to carjack her walking up to the window and pointed an ak-47-style weapon but got spooked. officers tracked the description and arrested the man a short time later. we will go to abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield for more on what officers found on the suspect and what we are learning about where he was headed. >> an attempted poisoning as a starbucks. san jose police will release more information on the arrest of a woman who tried to leave tainted drinks for customers to buy. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is at the starbucks. >> customer-wise it is quiet. we have some employees inside getting the starbucks ready. in a couple of hours we will hear from the san jose police department, the major outstanding question this morning. why? why would someone do this? police think they know who did it and were able to arrest a suspect yesterday after the incident. she is 50 years old. she is not suspected of working with anyone else or any group and they do not think she has done this anywhere else. it happened at starbucks in san jose. she walked in

the "ak"s are back together for traders unplugged. joining us now from the floor of cme group, alan knuckman and andrew keene. let's get it going, guys. right now, japan is up, china is down. what is the best asian etf for investors' money? - i like them both. bullish, obviously. we have come down in support in china. china here is trading around 35. 32 is a key support over the last couple of years, and it is down 13%. i like japan even more. it is up 15% year-to-date. it has been trading between 12 and 8 for a good period of time, so it has some good upside potential - about 40% if it breaks above 12. - the trend is your friend. short the fxy, which is the yen, buy the ewj and short the fxi, which is the chinese etf. so i'm going to be buying japan stock, i'm going to be selling chinese stocks, and i'm going to be shorting the yuan. - so you're saying china- china's over? - 7.7%. came out on sunday night, it rolled the market over. - 7.7 is over? - yes. - ok. - we were expecting 8%. - round number two: sprint dish - dish is the late