giving or selling it to someone else are extremely weak speaking about the clements murder case brad beyers door spokesman for the a.t.f. denver field office told the denver post that there's a look there's little to no punishment for being a straw purchaser gang members know what drug trafficking organizations know it so how do we fix this major loophole and stop the epidemic of straw purchasing firearms first of all we need to strengthen the laws against being a straw purchaser a one way to do that is to start treating guns like cars had stevie marie vigil purchased a cheap used car for a fourteen year old boy and given him the keys and that boy had proceeded to run down and kill someone vidual would be facing an automatic charge of manslaughter or accessory to manslaughter in almost every state it's just common sense yet there are no serious laws against putting a gun in the hand of another person even if they use that gun to kill somebody to the contrary the n.r.a. and gun manufacturers have made sure that any attempt at such serious felony laws are replaced by weaker misdemeanor laws l

and that included 80-year-old katherine beyers who is a former mayor of santa cruz.our crews met up with her, she said she was just a half a mile from the finish line. >> we still didn't know. that was hard. i thought i will just keep running. certainly that's something going on but it didn't occur to me it was at the finish line it just didn't. i didn't hear that. i just heard there was an explosion. but then we certainly saw it and, it was terrible. terrible. >> reporter: this was biebers ninth time running in the boston marathon. tonight there were swarms of police investigators going through every piece of debris. what specifically authorities will be looking at, rob roth. >> reporter: those in law enforcement here in san francisco say solving the boston bombings will require meticulous attention to video and photography. going through video is very important. the fbi will use the video to create a precise time line. >> also try to find out who left the scene. who left the scene after it was placed. there'll be people who most people are there to watch the finish

ask them for an interview on a particular topic that they feel comfortable about i interview justice beyerwho is fairly easy to get an interview with about what it is like to be the junior justice because he was there for 11 years he was bested by story by a couple of weeks but he was happy to talk to me about that particular aspect and house seniority plays into things. it is easier to approach them on certain topics than others and for my book i was planning to interview them all they don't know that but i was. c-span does a wonderful series of interviews with brian mann and susan swain to ask about the court building and they just are did to throw out other questions and got some fruitful response ising tiptoeing so when i was halfway to the book the transcripts came out and i realized all the questions i would have passed them were being cast by c-span and i just needed to extract the golden nugget's to put them in a narrative format to make them come alive. but the justices often when they give interviews they answer questions in sort of the same way so i didn't feel that i needed to

ask them for an interview on a particular topic that they feel comfortable about i interview justice beyer who is fairly easy to get an interview with about what it is like to be the junior justice because he was there for 11 years he was bested by story by a couple of weeks but he was happy to talk to me about that particular aspect and house seniority plays into things. it is easier to approach them on certain topics than others and for my book i was planning to interview them all they don't know that but i was. c-span does a wonderful series of interviews with brian mann and susan swain to ask about the court building and they just are did to throw out other questions and got some fruitful response ising tiptoeing so when i was halfway to the book the transcripts came out and i realized all the questions i would have passed them were being cast by c-span and i just needed to extract the golden nugget's to put them in a narrative format to make them come alive. but the justices often when they give interviews they answer questions in sort of the same way so i didn't feel that i needed to

ask them for an interview on a particular topic that they feel comfortable about i interview justice beyerwho is fairly easy to get an interview with about what it is like to be the junior justice because he was there for 11 years he was bested by story by a couple of weeks but he was happy to talk to me about that particular aspect and house seniority plays into things. it is easier to approach them on certain topics than others and for my book i was planning to interview them all they don't know that but i was. c-span does a wonderful series of interviews with brian mann and susan swain to ask about the court building and they just are did to throw out other questions and got some fruitful response ising tiptoeing so when i was halfway to the book the transcripts came out and i realized all the questions i would have passed them were being cast by c-span and i just needed to extract the golden nugget's to put them in a narrative format to make them come alive. but the justices often when they give interviews they answer questions in sort of the same way so i didn't feel that i needed to