a massive ammo srtage is sweeping the country.ccording to some estimates guns and ammo sales were up 16% last year. ammunition makers can't keep up with the increased demand. wal-mart is even rationing ammo,imiting sales to three boxes per customer per day. for more we're joined by patrick woods, direct are to have operations and development at spring guns and ammo. nice to see you again, patrick. are you experiencing shortages? are you seeing the sail kind of rush? >> oh, definitely. and it is pretty much across the board. i think the whole country is experiencing it. i just got ba from a distributors conference and another buying group conference and every vendor i spoke with is just scrounging to find ammo anywhere they can. very specifically a up can of calibers. melissa: i was going it ask you that. what specifically is in such high demand? >> well, what i've got in front of me here are a couple of really, the most hard to get. melissa: can you hold it up? i don't know if it is possible for us to see it. we can't really see i

marines are instructed to preserve things like ammo and fuel and ammo due to sequestration budget cutsthe marine corp and others have to slash billions after the white house and congress couldn't reach a debt deal prompting james amos to urge frugal firing. >> if you understand what is going on, you understand all we are trying to do to maintain the essence of why america has a marine corp, then you are more apt to understand why i ask you to save every gallon of gas or take every aspect to get the most bang for the buck. this is no time to do business as usual. things have changed. >> i believe we have tape of the marine training exercise from earlier this week. >> this is not good. we need a budget deal. this is bad. anne, he obviously means marines should save in training. shouldn't obama be impeached? >> well, i don't know. i think they can just barrow it from the department of homeland security. they #r buying up rounds of ammo. >> that's a good point. tom, are you trigger sad the marines can't be trigger-happy? >> all of this stuff is nonsense. can you imagine if during the last

ammo procurement, local law enforcement agencies are not, so they too are seeing ammo shortages.>> thank you, doug. >> officials say a marine shot and killed two colleagues at military base in virginia late thursday evening before killing himself. authorities were called to the marine corps base quantico. >>> we have been telling you how difficult is it for military benefits to get benefit from the both now. courts are stepping in. we report on a major decision involving the d.a. more now from douglas kennedy. >> it was a bureaucracy at the v.a. you said made the last eight years of his life a living hell. >> he fought more with that v.a. than he ever did in vietnam. >> harold phraser is one of nearly 20,000 u.s. veterans who died last year. waiting for the department of veterans affairs to decide on they benefits. >> now a circuit court judge in washington is taking the federal agency to task to make it more difficult for veterans to receive benefits. there was an order thursday. blasting the v.a. for failing to live up to the commitment. he called the action troubling and threa

the ammo was found in the home of a member of the guard. >> he took these rounds without permission.porter: the santa clara cou county sheriff's department around walter engel last week on two felony and one misdemeanor counts of possessing illegal firearms. this is a 2008 photo of engel in a national guard newsletter. engel is a full-time employee at the 129th rescue wing. he's a member of the california air national guard serving in the maintenance control division. >> he was arrested and brought to jail for those charges. >> reporter: engel stole ammo used in machine guns mounted in helicopters, according to the sheriff's department. what was his motive? why? >> he didn't readily say that or provide that information other than admitting that he took them without permission. he didn't explain the motive. he worked there so he did have permission to be on the grounds and work there as a military employee but, again, the specific moat theive and intent, he didn't provide much information on that. >> reporter: the california air national guard has recovered all the missing ammunition

more than 1.6 billion rounds of ammo, in fact, which has contributed to a nationwide ammo shortage thating many police departments scrambling for resources. what is up with this? congressman frank pallone is here. is this department of homeland security on the slide with the gun control policy that they couldn't possibly implement with legislation. are they buying up ammo so it can't be used by anybody else? >> don't think so. they are buying up guns. the last few years they see main stream press will lay down on the job and not question anything they do. so they said let's test this with something so preposterous. where is the media. >> interesting point. republicans have written a lot of letters and dhs will not give an answer. they will not. and you look at that article today. police chiefs all over the country they can't get ammunition. it's affecting shot guns. it's affecting pistols and training which is even worse. >> what's ironic about that the dhs issued a statement saying this is exactly for training. they want to do this for training all around the country. do i think that t

such ammo is rarely used in san francisco.olving such rounds was six years ago. >> because it's not used very much is not an indicator as to whether we should or should not ban it. what we need to be paying attention to is looking at all the tools we have afforded to us to preclude and prevent any types of violence whether it's of course affecting young people. >> state law already prohibits unreasonably dangerous ammunition including rounds designed to pierce body armor. in a 2007 city law bans the sale of ammunition. the suit was dismissed on the grounds the ban doesn't prevent people from buying ammo somewhere else. that case has also been appealed. violators face a misdemeanor or infraction and could face jail time or a $1,000 fine. the meeting gets underway at 2:00 this afternoon. they are expected to approve it. more at 5:00 tonight. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> san francisco police have recovered a stolen police assault rifle. semi automatic ar-15 similar to this one was stolen from a police car saturday

city in protesters in the line of fire israeli security forces are accused of resorting to live ammo was a method of crowd control. eleven am in moscow treasure bringing you our breaking news coverage here on r t venezuela's long standing president who goes chavez died after losing a battle against cancer that lasted almost two years the charismatic outspoken leader suffered a number of health complications after returning from his latest round of treatment in cuba seven days of mourning have started in a country where millions are grieving words of condolence of come in from around the world including from traditionally friendly latin american states as well as russia and the u.s. but among the sadness also anger venezuela's vice president nicolas maduro who broke the news and assumed power he didn't mean interim has accused the country's quote historical enemies of having a hand in his passing chavez also held a hard line and two u.s. stance during his fourteen years in power his latest reelection coming last october or marine important as mine. president chavez died around sixteen

so you've got to have the ammo for the guns because people go to a shooting range it's hard to get ammo more. >> bill: you have four different guns so you are sure you can buy ammo for one of them. is that it? >> >> bill: i have news for you. president obama is not going to come down to fort lauderdale and take away your guns or your house or your car or anything else. >> just the other side of the coin on that. >> bill: neither is george bush by the way. >> we are tweeting @bp show. fred wilder said this vietnam vet sold all of his personal weapons within 72 hours of coming home from vietnam. i learned guns are appear tool that i don't need to live. seems smart to me. >> bill: do you think maybe bob's a little paranoid? >> just a touch paranoid. four guns, man. i mean... >> bill: by the way, and what good is that going to do if, indeed, the u.s. army were coming after you? right. the idea that the united states government is going to -- is a threat, even john mccain, whom you know i have come to hate almost, even john mccain last week said that's just nonsense. it's silly. bob, relax.

once you have that ammo, what will you do about it? and smart thing, some hospitals have done, force people to hire smokers. it gives you the club to be able to dramatically reduce the amount of money you spend in your state of health care. one day i think this will be true for state employees as well. it is too darn expensive to cover those costs. let me shift gears to another area. this is a major crisis for us. if this is what some of the classics look like, maybe they would not -- this is a modern version of what would have to have been crafted. let me start off with the ravages of obesity. this is an aorta. it carries blood through your body. those are two kidneys. the one on the right is big and plump, the one on the left is shriveled like a raisin. the blood vessel going to it, that is a dead kidney. you don't notice when you get blood test. your body only needs one kidney. we see this as a sign of hardening of the arteries. let me bring this up in a different context. it happens with kidneys, the male organ, issues of intimacy,

>> plus the ammo registry is -- yeah.registry idea seems a little orwellian even for current tastes at least in some parts of the country, but especially in new york state. tom, we appreciate you being with us. keep us posted as this suit moves forward, and we'll bring you back to update us. tom king, thanks so much. >>> up next, billionaire new york mayor mike bloomberg wants your soda, your guns, but doesn't seem to care whether or not you can read if you're in his schools. we'll take that up in the chalk talk here next. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams have taken a beating lately. but no way we're going to let them die. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help keep your dreams alive like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. and that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. the most consistent

>> plus the ammo registry is -- yeah.: the registry idea seems a little orwellian even for current tastes at least in some parts of the country, but especially in new york state. tom, we appreciate you being with us. keep us posted as this suit moves forward, and we'll bring you back to update us. tom king, thanks so much. >>> up next, billionaire new york mayor mike bloomberg wants your soda, your guns, but doesn't seem to care whether or not you can read if you're in his schools. we'll take that up in the chalk talk here next. ♪ lou: by now just about everybody knows, especially if you watch this broadcast, that new york's mayor, michael bloomberg, is financing the assault on the second amendment that is now nationwide. essentially, the billionaire mayor wants to buy second amendment. here's just one example of where he's spending part of his estimated, well, "forbes" estimates his net worth at about $27 billion. i think that's probably fair give or take a billion. the mayor's superpac has poured more than $2 million in

>> plus the ammo registry is -- yeah.the registry idea seems a little orwellian even for current tastes at least in some parts of the country, but especially in new york state. tom, we appreciate you being with us. keep us posted as this suit moves forward, and we'll bring you back to update us. tom king, thanks so much. >>> up next, billionaire new york mayor mike bloomberg wants your soda, your guns, but doesn't seem to care whether or not you can read if you're in his schools. we'll take that up in the chalk talk here next. alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? ♪ lou: by now just about everybody knows, especially if you watch this broadcast, that new york's mayor, michae

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proposals include a 25% sales tax on guns and am mow in -- ammo in massachusetts or taxachusetts. i just came up with that. a 70% tax on this. >> how can you tax that adore built? lori, as a mom, or you claim to be a mother, but there is no proof. do you salute senator jennings? >> i know gavin empathizes. >> very fresh. >> i haven't been called fresh since i was in second grade. >> timeout, mister. >> it is old school brooklyn adjective. >> a teacher would say that. >> yes, in the 1950s. >> kids do what they do and say what they say. they are emulating grown-ups and can't punish them. especially the one making the toaster strudels into guns. is that what they are doing? it is insanity to punish them for this. >> how screwed up is it we need legislation to deal with something this stupid? we do we have to tell teachers and administrators that a gun made out of a pastry is evil. >> it never looks like a gun because it is a pop tart. it looks like a pop tart and they don't resemble weapons. at least they didn't in my day. i like the provision about this though. it will actually puni

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neither should getting rid of high capacity ammo clips.ally drew supportive horn honks from passing drivers. i support the comprehensive background checks. i think it is so important that background checks be done before anyone has the right to buy a gun. the protestors here are hoping that events like this across the country will encourage law makers in washington to pass more gun control legislation. i'm jeff bush in palo alto, kron four news. police in berkeley - going door to door. searching for whoever shot an 8-year old girl in the leg with an arrow. it happened during a field trip at lawrence hall of science at u-c berkeley tuesday. police have been handing out fliers. in hopes of finding the truth about who is behind the shooting. accidental or not. >> we have no indication weather or not it was accidental or intentional weather or not to determine if it was malicious. if it was an accident for the person to please come forward. >> pam: these are pictures of nadine hareston - at children's hospital in oakland, taken shortly after s

little did she know the friend was keeping gun ammo in the stove. whit heated up it exploded spraying the woman with bullets and casing fragments. believe it or not, she wasn't seriously injured. [ laughter ] >> jon: who in their right mind using their oven to make waffles? [laughter] why wouldn't you use your waffle iron? [laughter] and if you are going to use your oven to make waffles, wouldn't you check to see if the oven was loaded? [laughter] folks, it's clear this problem sought of control. laugh rav -- it's clear this problem is out of control. and the government can't help. but i know one crime fighting duo that happen to be perfectly suited to protect america from this surge in dogs and appliance violence. >> in a city where bad dogs and appliances are out of control. >> spraying the woman with bullets. >> only two cops can stop the madness [barking] ♪ but sometimes to enforce the rules, you've got to break them. >> you are a loose cannon dog and oven. $40 million worth of property damage, ten dead and dump on the mayor's rug schnur off the

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had nine knives, a lot ofurai swords, ammo. coaste guilty of east elite is some, but as a parent, yourn't you be curious if kid had an arsenal like that? >> she was supporting him. and if the people in the school were armed, it would not have made any difference either. it probably would have gotten more people killed. >> he was disturbed, and probably the mother was as well. hard to see, it is how a law based on irrationality would have any effect. all of bp debate about a a -- all of the debate about guns wn has been about acquisition. is the tucsonle shooter. everybody knew and was saying out loud this guy was dangerous and they knew it. but until he killed, you were not able to apprehend him. >> your colleague wrote a fascinating column this week. he talked about how homicides have been reduced 80% in new york city. they focused on the area where most of the killing as. really, isy change, in the acquisition of firearms, according to david brooks. >> i read the same piece. i would just add this. countryat how the change so

vendors would have to keep records of all ammo sales, and notify police if more than 500 rounds are solda single transaction. san francisco adopted a similar ordinance last month. >> the city of oakland as are getting ready to defend their crowd. the manager will be joined to raise a team flag atop the tribune tower. it will stay there all season long. there will also be green and gold lines flying from the building, and posters saying oakland loves our a's. they open on monday night. they will be playing at at&t park. it's so excited. >> baseball season! holy smokes, it's back. time for a check on the weather forecast. >>> good morning to you, live doppler hd. we are looking at a couple weak systems that will come down from the north today and tomorrow. so a possibility throughout the day, and numbers are pretty mild. here is the set up, you'll notice that we have what we call a broad westerly flow, and the winds coming out of the south weise, and the disturbances dropping down. they could transcriber a shower, but more than likely just the cool conditions. high temperatures count on ab

this guy was armed to the teeth as police found 26 guns, thousands of bullets and high- capacity ammoccording to some search warrants unsealed today. police also found a destructive device that was blown up in the front yard. he was arrested in february as police say he was upset with them over their attempts to ban the assault weapons. >>> two people were killed on i- 80 when the driver of a big rig lost consciousness and crashed into several cars. it happened just before 11:00 this morning near old davis road. it all started when the driver began choking on his food. >> reporter: investigators inspect the remains of the charred bmw and burned big rig, saying that the truck driver was driving eastbound on highway 118 when he started eating his sandwich and choked. >> something completely tragic. >> reporter: that's when the truck driver passed out, drifting into the right shoulder. >> and then came back across all on the eastbound lanes. while it was coming back across the eastbound lanes, it hit a white toyota corolla and a bmw station wagon. >> right around the time that it caught

gun owners often use hollow point ammo for personal protection.co adopted a similar ordinance last month. >>> so out there we do have a bright, full moon. we also have some clouds. so will you be able to see? >> i think right now the moon is winning. >> i think you're right. here is a look from our camera and you can see all the bright lights. yeah. it seems pretty light out there. even though at 5:54 the sun comes up just after 7:00. we will see plenty of clouds but the cloud cover allowing for warmer numbers. 45 napa. 51 the south wind by the delta. hayward upper 40s. also livermore 49 degrees. so high temperatures today will be held down in some spots with the cloud cover. lower 60s. upper 60s out toward our east bay. heading out of town partly cloudy and warmer in southern california and we are looking at the possibility of showers today, tomorrow, and over the weekend. >> all right. thanks, lisa. heading now back to livermore area, westbound 580 is reportedly at north 1st blocking a lane of traffic and once again sluggish behind the scene off

here at home local law enforcement agencies across our country are facing an ammo shortage as concerneders are stocking up on firearms and bullets. the shortage coupled with increase in prices as many gun owners head to the stores in anticipation of new gun control laws. states like colorado on new york approving such legislation while democrats move toward bringing a bill to the senate floor on that. i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business and for the latest headlines, foxnews.com, and see you for more headlines. >> neil: the post office would spend more money when it's actually trying to cut spending. congress voting to keep the mail coming on saturday. now, the post office wanted to ditch that saturday delivery and go to maybe five day delivery just to save cash. and get this, a new poll shows at that we're actually fine with it. seven out of ten americans wouldn't mind not getting junk mail on weekends. dagen, help me with this. >> god forbid the post master would be allowed to manage the post office. >> neil: and he had great ideas. >> 16 billion dollars, 2 billion dollars woul

you have to take a two-hour course and show a certificate of completion before you buy ammo.n rights advocates already piling up. dr. keith ablow, the medical a-team, has thoughts on this. she says that people are just more impatient than they used to be and cites road rage as an example and say they need to be slowed down and have their rage checked before they can be entrusted with deadly mechanisms such as guns and ammo. your thoughts? >> well, she's wrong in so many ways, i'm not sure where to begin. but, first of all, this notion that a two-hour experience is going to impact someone with an impulse control disorder who might shoot someone because they're mentally ill is the reason we're in the bad shape we are in the mental health care system, from listening to people like this, who make no sense. this is a state senator, i can't believe she was elected. secondly, the bottom line if you're going to do this, you're going to have to state as parents anyone who wants to have bullets, how about tbuying alcohol. surely she'd understand more violence is committed under the inf

people have been complaining that they can't get ammo for some reason now. theory on that? >> again, these are questions we want the dhs to answer for us. they have acknowledged our letter. myself and 14 other members of the house, have put this letter together, forward together, and so they've acknowledged that and say they're working on it and so we will give them the opportunity to process that and let us know what it is. but the fact still remains, all told, it's about 2 million rounds out that, and local law enforcement. they're having to buy from other people who have a stash or other means that isn't professional as well as-- >> can i ask you this, i don't know what the answer is, but i'm wondering, does dhs normally do this where they buy-- they say he we may not need 1.6 billion or 1.2 billion in ammo and we want to authorize up to that number of bullets the next five years, as far as when we look back it looks for 2012 place add one-year order for 148 million rounds, but now this year, it's a five-year order of 1.6 billion rounds. so, is it unusual

now the gun nuts who are stocking up on ammo and forming right wing extremist take groups they don't have to listen f.m. radio or find weird folks in the inner webs to tell them that the government's going to kill them now they have the attorney general of the united states telling the him that he and the president reserve the right to kill people if you think they're a threat yes you heard that right attorney general eric holder is not ruling out a scenario in which the president could order a drone strike against an american citizen on u.s. soil his comments released tuesday were prompted by questions raised over the nomination of john brennan at the cia specifically republican senator rand paul of kentucky had asked whether the obama administration had considered using its drone policy domestically in a letter to senator paul david on monday eric holder said it was conceivable i suppose he said to foresee an extraordinary circumstance in which it would be necessary and appropriate under u.s. law for the present united states to authorize the military to use what he called lethal f

guns and ban internet sales, require all firearm sales to be person to person with licensing of all ammo vendors. we would also like to see a couple of the provisions that went into law in new york, anyone who contemplates use of a fire in any criminal way has to be roerted by a therapist. the person who keeps the house that that person lives in wouldn't be allowed to have a gun in that home,

palestinians say israeli police are increasingly resorting to live ammo during protest rallies even peaceful ones human rights groups reported dozens of civilian casualties from excessive use of force officially israel denies this but those who take part say the reality is different parties paullus leader has more. nariman captured on camera the shots that would kill her brother two bullets in his stomach and leg. when i came people were shouting he got shot with a live bullet i didn't know who got shot they were shouting rushed. i didn't know what to do i went down the hill where the soldiers were firing and i started shouting press press the soldiers shouted not come down will shoot you i open my camera and i decided that i'm going there even if i die. now remans brother rushdi hadn't even been part of the stoning my witnesses say the soldiers fired tear gas and live bullets even before the children started throwing rocks at them rushdie wasn't a part of it he went to to help evacuate the injured out of the images i wanted to throw the camera down and hold my brother in my arms but i kept

are generally using live ammunition and we know that at least one person has been wounded with live ammo earlier today in the gaza strip as for what's happening in the west bank where of course protesters being held by the palestinians all over the place. there has been an exchange like i said stun grenades and tear gas we do not so we have asked the israeli forces whether they have used rubber bullets they have said no but palestinian media is reporting that there have been at least two wounds from from the use of rubber bullets by these really for says of course the palestinians are protesting against the israelis sorry palestinians are protesting against the israeli occupation of land especially against the israeli settlements which not only did not subside but they actually are growing especially over the past decade and especially under the government of benyamin netanyahu what's happening around you right now we see people running we've seen fires in the back just describe what's going on around you as well. what i can tell you that that ban was actually stun grenade i'm sorry it's

under six million rounds each month in fact one point six billion rounds would be more than enough ammo it to withstand a similar conflict for over twenty years so all begs the question why they won't quit in the forbes did just spokes persons that the purchase would quote help the government get a low price in bulk so no this is all about buying in bulk of the government's already chasing its tail trying to figure out where to cut eighty five billion dollars from does it really make sense for them to buy a ton of illegal ammunition that will last for decades you decide but i think there's more to the story than they're letting on again it's this type of insanity reminds me of how perverse our government is when it comes to health and the stability of this nation i know corporate media doesn't address these controversial truths twenty four hours of colored smoke is more important. right now i'd like to shift the focus and talk about a recent tragedy involving a teenage boy who was shot dead by two undercover police officers in new york this past weekend his name was kamandi graves he wa

. >> senator reed dropped the assault weapons ban and ammo clip restrictions from the senate bill he's promising the measures will get a vote as amendments. >> wow, thank you. >> an east bay lawmaker is behind a measure that could help fight crime in the state's toughest neighborhoods. the assembly man proposing a bill imposing taxes on gun ammunitions. money raised would be used to fund crime fighting programs in some of the most-violent communities in the state. >> i think political climate is as good as its ever money for -- been for restrictions people are backing -- becoming very aware. >> the bill will likely face a hurdle in sacramento. gun rights advocates say the measure violates the second amendment. >> tonight the state of israel presented the president with its highest civilian honor. president obama receive aid medal of distinction this evening in jerusalem. the day included a speech at the university of jer ruse limb. the president made an appeal for israel to recognize that compromise will beness troy achieve lasting security. >> only way for israel to endure and thrive

guns and ban internet sales, require all firearm sales to be person to person with licensing of all ammo vendors. we would also like to see a couple of the provisions that went into law in new york, anyone who contemplates use of a fire in any criminal way has to be roerted by a therapist. the person who keeps the house that that person lives in wouldn't be allowed to have a gun in that home, which would have kept guns out of the hands of adam lanta and also there's a provision that would take into account the person in new york who shot the fire fighters, if you shot a first responder there would be an extra enhancement. obviously i could go on and on and the leadership is so much appreciated by law enforcement in this country i can't begin to say. (applause). >> thanks very much, chief. the mayor and the chief have mentioned the tremendous leadership of senator feinstein. i told her of this meeting today, she is in washington, the judiciary committee had its own meeting this morning, but she sends her resolved. she's determined and you know when diane is determined. (applause). >> supe

just to have for you here now on that work border tensions the israeli defense forces turns a lot of ammo and tear gas on palestinian demonstrators as they mark twenty seven years since israel sees a large tracts of arab territory on a land day reports coming your way after the short break. when their own country turned to offer them a living even loving mothers sometimes have to leave their children behind. i do like to work just depends. it's a dream of millions of migrants that their children might choose their motherland. i want my children to win over moscow. russia has become this. migrants working to find a way. more news today. again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. join thousands of gadget guru squawk into the mobile world congress in barcelona for research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software super chargers hope to spin previous success to support russia's yandex turns up the heat on google and despite a new twist on infotainment it's not just fun and games often overlooke

palestinian protesters in the line of fire as israeli security forces are accused of resorting to live ammo as a method of crowd control. noon in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r.t. as we continue our breaking news coverage that is wales longstanding president hu go chavez has died after losing a battle against cancer that lasted almost two years the charismatic outspoken leaders suffered a number of health complications after returning from his latest round of treatment in cuba seven days of mourning have started in a country where millions are grieving words of condolence have been coming in from around the world including from traditionally from the american states plus russia and the u.s. among the sadness that also anger venezuela's vice president nicolas maduro who broke the news and assumed interim power accuse the country's quote historical enemies of that hand and chavez his death chavez held a hard line and the western stance during fourteen years in power his latest reelection coming in october are he's marina portnoy has more from new york. president chavez

it's the good the bad of a very very ammo dull foods slowly ugly the good and there are bread this week the garment sandwich chain started a bold experiment in socially conscious capitalism all pinera locations in this company's city of st louis are now offering what they call meals of shared responsibility the idea is simple all stores will provide an organic turkey chili in a bread bowl at a what you want prices but there's executives are encouraging wealthier customers to pay a higher price for the meal so that their poor customers especially st louis is homeless population can enjoy and afford a tasty turkey chili it's a trial run a successful company will start offering meals of shared responsibility at locations all across the country good onya put out. the bad the kentucky state legislature the bluegrass state took a step backwards tuesday when it overrode governors. sieved pushchairs veto of house bill two seventy nine according to its proponents h b two seventy nine the so-called religious freedom bill will protect that state's citizens from government trampling on their belief