reporting live from buzzards bay bill shields week news. >> thank you very much. hurricane joaquin has also helped intensify the flooding that's crippling south carolina. the rain isn't falling as hard today, but a dam has broken near columbia forcing more evacuations. at least 9 people have been killed. >>> a former police officer who was videotaped slamming a drunk driving suspect into a wall has now pleaded guilty. mark richardson pleaded guilty to one count of simple assault at the most he'll serve less than a month in jail. richardson was a new hampshire police officer when he was videotaped doing this flowing michael bergeron headfirst into a cinderblock wall. he was not indicted until five bergeron posted the video online. a winthrop police officer was hurt trying to stop a man who were threatening his wife and officers. that man barricaded himself inside his home on shirley street in winthrop and fired at pellet gun at police. they moved into the home they arrested him. the officer sustained cuts was not seriously hurt. >>> maggie hassan is running for sen

bill shields has the story. >> there was a huge sounds of metal against metal. reporter: the crash left him with two shattered differs in his neck. what's bothering lenny stat man right now more than anything is the identity of the woman who helped him. >> she opened the driver's door, and i remember her saying to me, i know what i'm doing, i'm a nurse. from me or something to that effect. are. reporter: it was at this intersection at southeast ton between when lenny pulled out on to town try street his truck was broadsideed by another car. today a month later he doesn't remember much. but wasn't to find the woman who crawled into the cab of his truck with gasoline leaking and arrived. >> she put her right arm around my neck and basically immobilized me so that i couldn't move in any other direction, and i believe that saved me from further injury. reporter: now it is in an instance like this someone bright end up getting sued but that is the last thing on his mind. he simply wants to give that nurse a hug. bill shields wbz news. >>> . >> you can see how importa

in lowell, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >> a man is dead in westminster killed in an accident trying to help his mom. police say danielle was cutting down a tree at her house when the tree fell right on top of him. he was 58 years old and trapped under a big tree limb and could not be saved. >>> he wasn't even supposed to be driving. today, a 74-year-old man with a suspended license crashed at the borne rotary and is doing okay. he drove right through the rotary and crashed into a hill. he was upside down in the suv. crews had to cut him out of the wreckage. incredibly tonight, he's not seriously hurt. >>> a woman arrested for drunk driving in auburn and crashing has to live now knowing she hurt her dog. troopers say she was heading north on 395 when she went off woods. her pit bull is now hurt. >>> today, bill cosby testified under oath in a deposition about an alleged sexual assault. the woman claimed cosby performed or forced her to perform a sex act when the two were at the playboy mansion in 1974. it is a civil lawsuit. cosby's not facing any criminal charges. in recent months, 40

live in the satellite center, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >> so impressive. bill, thank you. >>> check out this is wild video. a car crashing into a liquor store in worcester. it happened during the night. two cars collided at the intersection just outside kirsch liquors. the force of that crash sent one of the cars right into the start. luckily, no one was hurt. it was a long nature for the owner and his employees who needed to clean up to get the store open on time. >> it's just an ungodley mess. what you see now is, you know this is, like, heaven compared to the way it looked when i got down here. we opened at 9:00, and i told at 9:00. got to take care of my customers. >> as if the crash wasn't bad enough, right after the accident, some people took advantage and ran into the open store and stole cartons of david? >>> paula, after a month on the run, three men have been arrested now for killing a man in a mission hill parking lot. luis baden makimo was shot in the head behind the stop & shop on mission hill. he and a friend were in the restaurant when two m

bill shields has the story. reporter: you know obviously this could have ended really badly it's bad enough as it is, but this all started about 7:00 this morning on route 118. there was some tailgating going on and then the suspect managed to at this intersection pull in front of his intended victim. that's when the hatchet came out. >> the victim stated he was driving north and a blue jeep was driving behind him. reporter: 34-year-old brian art was so consumed with road rage he forced the other driver to a stop then he pulled out a >> he approached the driver's window of the vehicle the driver of the first car put his window up locked the doors. he was threatened by the first individual with the hatchet. reporter: it was 7:00 a.m. on route 118. the car in front of brian art was going too slow. it snow balled the there and the victim called 911 after art forced him to a stop. >> i have a jeep behind me driving extremely aggressive i let him pass me. when we stopped at the stop sign he came after me with a hatch

bill shields gets to the bottom of it. >> reporter: okay. so what is going on with this billboard? >> that is not ours. it is a car company. >> reporter: is this a monumental mistake or what? >> it totally has to be a mistake. no way you can drive and try and translate at the same time without drive ing into a barricade. >> actually it could be a cutting edge ad campaign for three of these upside down billboards around boston. and jeff cronin makes signs for a living. his opinion? >> it take as little while to get the gist of it or someone really skewed up. >> reporter: okay. if you don't have time to slow down and figure it out. here you go. drive prime as in prime motor cars. but is it an effective advertising tool? >> it is probably a ploy to get people to pay attention to it. >> i'm calling for a refund. >> you make a mistake? >> yes. regardless of your opinion about the sign, prime motor group is getting the attention of the main stream media you know whoa they say, any attention is good attention. in brighton, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> and the owners of brim do confirm

reporting live from hopkinton bill shields wbz news. >> a lot of people anxious thank you. take a look at this. boston police say this man may have been involved in four assault. police released the surveillance video hoping that somebody would recognize this man and call them. september 27th on dorchester avenue and haborview street. >> any time you get a situation like that it's always very active investigation. i know there's good footage that was helpful in the apprehension. >> police are investigating with the same man is involved in four armed robberies within 20 minutes that same day in roughly the same area. in each case the victims told police that a man with braids and a red shirt threatened to stab them. >>> a man who was shot in the head after the patriots cowboys game in texas yesterday is still in critical condition tonight. police in arlington say a fight broke out in the at&t parking lot. >> one person was arrest and is facing charges. the victim and the shooter may have been tailgating before this altercation. >>> an investigators still working to cause the

in scituate, i'm bill shields, wbz news. lisa some. >> thank you, bill. >>> a student's in custody now from last month's threat at stonehill college. a note in the bathroom sparked an evacuation and massive search. benjamin debiase has been suspended and banned from campus. >>> environmental police searching for a bear in newton say it was found dead on 128 this afternoon. it's unclear if it was hit by a car or died of some other cause. last friday, people spotted that bear in auburndale. david? >>> tonight, governor charlie baker is taking a big step in the addiction crisis with a bold, controversial plan. christina hager spoke with one recovering addict who said this is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: this marine walks with a crutch because he fell three stories blown out of a window during a third tour in afghanistan. >> they feed you pain medicine, and a lot of it. >> reporter: as with so many turned into an opioid addiction. he was eventually able to wean himself off of it. >> i'd rather deal with the pain e

bill shields is live in hopkinton to explain that tonight. reporter: we spoke with an executive here at emc who was very confident that this merger would not only infuse cash into the company but save jobs and also grow the company. people. its base is here in hopkinton where the computer giant is looking at a 67 billion-dollar buy-out from texas based dell. emc officials hope the cash influx will save jobs. >> yeah. i mean, i think in tech in general has gone through a massive technology transition. what we're trying to ensure is that we're around for the long term. in tech maybe more than some industries you really have to adapt every decade or so as the technology changes. reporter: he mc is the giant in the computer hardware industry. losses even massive cuts would not necessarily mean a dent in the local economy. >> it's not all that concerning from our standpoint. as wonderful as they have been from a tax basis perspective they are only about 5% of our tax base. reporter: jim kingdom has been in high tech for 30 years and fears a buy-ou

we have team coverage starting with bill shields live in plymouth. bill? >> reporter: you kind of knew this was coming because in recent years they had a lot of maintenance issues, then they were downgraded by the nrcand now economically it was no longer a viable plant. >> it means a loss of revenues of over $40 million annually for the pilgrim facility. >> reporter: because natural gas and oil prices are so low, officials say the plant was no longer feasible. that and the nrc ordering

reporting live from quincy, i'm bill shields, wbz news. paula? >> it's got to be so frustrating. a stabbing outside the park street station. police tell us a man and woman got into a fight and the man was stabbed. paramedics rushed one man to the hospital. so far no arrested. >>> a juror admitted that he had outside information about the case. his son goes to the school where colleen ritzer was murdered. he'd already been dismissed talking about it with other jurors. phillip chyz imis being -- adult. in. >>> a bus slams into the back of a tractor-trailer. afternoon. the bus and tractor-trailer pinned the bus driver who later died at the hospital. 18 people traveling on that bus from boston new york have minor injuries. police are now investigating. >>> a high-flying bus, state police find this large hall of marijuana at logan airport. according to authorities, a california man flew from san francisco to boston and when he arrived, they expected his two checked suitcases and found 100 pounds of marijuana sealed in plastic. the man is now facing drug charges. >>> we have learned a

bill shields, wbz news. >>> and our team coverage continues now with more on the impact, and how this could effect our electric bills. >> that's the big question. there are three big ways we could be effected by pilgrim's closing. first, more pollution. the governor says it will cost the state a carbon free source of energy, and we could also see a power shortage when understand gets high. it doesn't provide much of the state's energy, just 10 percent, but that could be enough. and the power we do get will cost more. >> we're concerned that it's closure may heed to higher doctor lead to higher costs -- lead to higher costs, higher power bill, and in new england we have some of the highest -- places of anywhere in the country. >> but they say we'll benefit in the long run. >> thanks, and stay with us as we track thousand shut down effected the future of our power supply. >>> and a medford police detective who was video taped right here threatening a driver is going to retire instead of going through the disciplinary hearing. in july the detective was recorded threatening to shoot a dri

live from pilgrim, bill shields. >> and the station produces a small persian auguste -- percentage of the electricity here in massachusetts, but it could have a big impact. >> they don't just help power the cape, it goes to a regional grid. the governor said he's concerned that this shut down goldthread a possible energy shortage, and one analyst said higher electric bills. >> reporter: when it finally shuts down, the ripple effects could be felt all over massachusetts. >> we're concerned that it's closure may lead to higher costs, higher prices and higher power bills, and of course in new england we have some of the highest prices already. >> reporter: they give preference to renewable fuel, but not nuclear energy, and there might be something to that. >> we're moving away from the nice diversion mix that minimizes the cost of giving the electricity to people what they want it. >> reporter: it's far from new england's largest energy source, providing 10 percent of the area's power, far less than >> it's unreliable, been off line a lot. >> reporter: she's been fighting pilgrim since t

bill shield wbz news. >> your heart breaks for those families bill thank you. parts of south carolina are still underwater tonight. officials say from drowning to traffic sent at least 15 people have died in the wake of these record breaking storms. we could see more evacuation there is the next 24 hours. reporter: the sun is shining in columbia south carolina it after a historic damaging rainfall. >> 36 to 48 hours will be volatile. don't let the sunshine fool you. reporter: the swollen congress agree river has flooded area around it. this bridge cracked under the weight of toppled trees. >> we're just really hoping that no more he road erodes away. >> we put our heart and soul into it. reporter: families across the city are doing whatever they can to clean up but right now tens of thousands of homes are still without water. for residents who do have water, the mayor is ordering them to boil it before drinking or cooking. the university of south carolina canceled classes for the rest of the week. more than 800 people are staying in shelters and more evacuation

in hingham, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >> just an honest gesture that they can treasure. >> something tells me those boys talk more when the cameras are not around. >>> a simple mistake that one state agency is blushing over. >> plus, cycling for a cause. the new event for the pan mass challenge looking to raise a >> it is the gift of safety. police officers choose presents over tickets for a family in need. >> checking with the weather watchers this afternoon. we've had a gusty wind, which helped boost our temperatures into the 70s. frank with 72 for a high today. 74 says eric in hopkinton. we've got a lot of 70s here on the map. the big changes tomorrow will be about 20 degrees cooler. lets you know how long the how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. >>> on t

bill shields is live in scituate with their story tonight. it is an emotional one, bill. >> reporter: it is. it is much more than a david versus goliath story. at the heart of it, it's about people's faith and their house of worship. they don't want to leave that house. it's going to take a lot to get them out of there. >> reaching out to cardinal sean o'malley. please meet with us for a fair, equitable, and faith of the resolution. >> reporter: it has been almost 11 years since the parishioners of st. francis of scituate have kept a vigil here 24/7. when the arch die says began closing churches about 14 years ago, st. francis was one of many that was set to be closed. the parishioners had other ideas. >> we wanted to do anything necessary to be done to do so. >> reporter: time and time again, the parishioners have been defeated in court. now they've been ordered to leave, again. >> this is the last church standing in the reconfiguration crisis. that's very hard to say. we want to make sure that it does stay. >> reporter: nancy helped build st

reporting live from quincy, i'm bill shields, wbz news. lisa? >>> a developing story tonight. the u.s. airman who helped stop a gunman on a french train is recovering from stab wounds. liam martin is here with another look. >> reporter: this started as a verbal altercation outside of a bar in sacramento that quickly turned violent. this shows a large group of men fighting in the early morning hours today. spencer stone is the larger man in the white shirt surrounded by several men there. you see him in a fist fight with at least two of them who then began to stab him. toward the end of the video, you will see a large spot of blood on stone's shirt as he is the suspects, two asian men then flee as police arrive. they have not yet been caught. this comes just two months after stone was wounded stopping a terrorist attack. two american friends and two others rushed a morrocan man who was trying to open fire on officers. stone is being treated at the uc davis medical center in sacramento. authorities say the altercation had nothing to do with terrorism and nothing to do they calle

reporting live, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >> thank you. >>> tonight a man living on nantucket is being held without bail for two attacks that rattled people on the island. he sexually assaulted two women, one last year and another in 2008. the police say they caught him using his dna. he is facing charges of rape, home invasion, burglary and kidnapping. >>> a man just pleaded not guilty to beating and starching ordered the man object $200,000 bail. in july the police found his son unresponsive and weighing just 38 pounds. the boy is in a long-term care facility now and he will be back in court next month. >>> draft kings is safe in massachusetts. the attorney general says she won't try to shut down fantasy sports web sites. that is because right now there is no state law specifically banning the games. she told "the globe" she will continue to review the industry and consumer protection issues like fair my and disclosure of risk. >>> a few sprinkles out there today, but it really wasn't too bad. >> and tomorrow the big warm- up. it gets even better. danielle niles here with a look at o

the lowell police officer department isn't saying much about this but as bill shields found out, people who live and talking about it. >> he's certainly not protecting and serving while he's sleeping. >> reporter: that's the reaction when people see this, a lowell police officer sleeping in a marked cruiser and not just catching a few zs. the seat is all the way back and he's got a pillow. >> he's out cold. >> reporter: he's out cold? >> he's out cold. >> reporter: what do you think of this? >> like i said, i think he should definitely be disciplined to some extent, maybe a fine or short suspension if anything. >> reporter: it was 5:30 in the morning, highland street in lowell when a passerby took the photos. the cop is sound asleep and that's in contrast to the reputation of the lowell police department. as a professional by the book force. but even if a cop is tired, people seem to think he needs to be disciplined. >> do i think he should be disciplined? yeah. >> reporter: what for? >> i think i would be disciplined and they should as well. >> reporter: as for the police, they were un

the bill will help marylanders, to shield their court and police record. r a three year waiting period. essentially wiping the offense off their records. it will make tens of thousands more employable. according to the bill' bill's s, delegate kurt anderson. >> what was your motivation for sponsoring the second chance act? >> i represent baltimore city. our city has the second highest rate of unemployable african american males. one of the major drawbacks for our guys getting jobs is a minor criminal record, just one thing here or one thing there where they can't even get through door. we are trying to make sure at least one of the obstacles is removed. >> reporter: but shielding criminal reports is controversial. delegate john cluster is a former police officer. he combed through arrest records to test second chance. >> the first name i looked up had 24 convictions in his -- on his record since 2006. out of those 24 convictions, he can shield 23 of them from a business owner. that's not a bart pardon of it. ad part of that, if you ever been convicted of a

democrats voted 54-45 against a republican-backed bill that would shield residents from federal immigration authorities. 60 votes are required to pass. this bill is in response to july's pier shooting in san francisco. the man charged in the shooting was in the country illegally despite a lengthy criminal report and multiple deportations. it will punish -- with the collection -- thecktáuráuáq threatened to veto the bill. >>> former senator jim webb has dropped out of the democratic presidential race. he says he will meet with people across the political perspective to consider a third-pared run. today joe biden hinted he might be leaning toward -- >> and offered up veiled criticism of hillary clinton. >> reporter: in washington today, vice president biden threw some not-so-subtle jabs at hillary clinton, suggesting he's better at working across the political aisle. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't thing my chief enemy is the republican party. >> pell portrayed himself as closer to president obama and revised his story on the bin laden raid, saying he privately supported

. >>> senate democrats blocked a bill that would crack down on cities, shielding residence, that republicanshave been pushing that bill since last friday when a woman was shot while sightseeing in san francisco. the man charged with the killing was in that country illegally where he was deported several times. >>> harry reed would like to see the republican party paul ryan take over the next speaker of the house. >> it appears to me to be one of them. that it would be reasonable. i mean look at some of the other people. i'm a paul rand fan. i like what he has wanted to do, i disagree with, but generally speaking that i think that we have been able to work with you. >> reporter: and now they are hoping to learn whether ryan will run as speaker. we will have that for you. ryan has said that he doesn't want that job, but seen as the one lawmaker who could unite the party in the wake of boehner's designation. >>> the federal government taking steps to crack down on their identity theft for the upcoming season. the irs, and the leaders have announced the safeguards to prevent their fraudulent tax

years ago he supported a bill to protect gun manufacturers from lawsuits. >> shield the gun companiesrom lawsuits or not? >> let's begin by understanding that bernie sanders has a d-minus voting rating from the nra. >> do you want to shield gun companies from lawsuits or not? >> this was a large and complicated bill. >> reporter: it was, but the fact is as a member of the house, sandered voted for the bill protection of lawful commerce in arms about. the law protects gun manufacturers from lawsuits, a protection that does not extend to most other product manufacturers. sanders and clinton both promoted their efforts to reign in wall street. >> my plan is more comprehensive and frankly tougher. >> clinton just said her policy is tougher than yours. >> well, that's not true. >> reporter: on that point, sanders is correct. wall street firms have said repeatedly they fear the sanders plans far more than clintons, partly because the vermont senator would break up the biggest banks. final debate moderator asked hillary clinton about her email controversy. >> there is an fbi investigation, a

for that reason, the immunity bill does not shield a gun store from liability in this case. >> this wasssue in the presidential debate tonight. bernie sanders voted to provide that immunity when he was in the senate. hillary clinton voted against gun shops, manufacturers, having that immunity. what are the prospects for this case going forward? surely, there will be an appeal. >> there's certainly going to be an appeal. there will be a number of legal issues that come up about the interpretations that might be made of the exceptions. aside from the appeal and whether or not the verdict stands, there's an important question, which is, this verdict in favor of the plaintiffs may encourage other plafr plaintiff come forward in similar cases. since the immunity bill was passed in 2005, there's been a trickle of these lawsuits against the gun industry pursuant to gun violence injuries. he may see a resurrection of this litigation phenomenon, where victims go after the sellers of the weapons, either in stores or the manufacturers themselves. >> timothy, thank you very much for joining us toni

shield gun companies from lawsuits? >> of course not. this was a large and complicated bill>> reporter: it was a lrj bill, but as a member of the house, sanders voted for hr-1036, protection of lawful commerce and arms act. the law protects gun manufacturers from lawsuits, a protection that does not extend to most other product manufacturers. sanders and clinton both promoted their efforts to reign in wall street. >> my plan is more comprehensive and tougher -- >> clinton just said that her policy is tougher than yours. >> that's not true. >> reporter: on that point sanders correct. wall street firms have said repeatedly they fear the sander's plan far more than clinton's partly because he would break up the biggest banks. finally hillary clinton was asked about her email controversy. >> there is an fbi investigation, and president obama himself said this is a legitimate issue. >> i never said it wasn't legitimate. i said i answered all of the questions. >> reporter: but she has not explained how it was set up or whether she did anything to protect it from hacking. the five

. >>> coming up next, bill cosby has been shielded so far from a courtroom due to statute of limitation on those alleged crimes. that changes today. >>> a new study that supports the theory that sexual orientation is genetic. >>> it is 5:24. bill cosby is expected to return to court today for a lawsuit brought by one of dozens of women who claim he sexually assaulted them. the woman says cosbyaus cosby a her when she was just 15 years old. a judge in los angeles ruled that both cosby and his accuser must be interviewed underoath. cosby has never been charged with a crime. >>> tonight, 27 of cosby's accusers will tell their stories in a primetime television special. more than 50 women have accused cosby of sexual assault. the special will air during nbc's "dateline" tonight at 10:00. >>> could sexual orientation be genetic. there is a link. scientists at ucla led the study which found evidence of molec k ykular markers that could determine whether a person is gay or straight. 47 sets of male twins where one or both of the twins were gay. scientists found that specific genetic patterns in

in 2005, he voted for a bill that became law that shields gun manufacturers from lawsuits.lary clinton is trying to make a big issue out of this. one of her proposals is to repeal that law that bernie sanders voted for and she voted against. i think that clinton and her supporters see this as an opportunity and also martin o'malley, the maryland governor, sees it, too, to show differences and, for once, show that bernie sanders is not the purest candidate on the left on at least one topic. >> that speaks to the demographics of th the issue of guns. gallup did a country. people who own guns a mainly white, southern and male. people who do not loan guns are the lowest, minority, women. if you want to speak to overwhelmingly white, male and southerners, he lives in an overwhelmingly white state, vermontics and this issues plays differently in vermont than brooklyn. >> ifill: which we can expect hillary clinton to exploit. she has an opportunity to exploit something else. as we know, she's been struggling with the email controversy and republicans are helping her. kevin mccarth

bill karins has beenowatch pg that. >>> it's one of the bigger rain shields we've seen in a long time. a lut of the leaves are at their peek, they're examine coming down. and we could get isolated periods of heavy rain with flooding oen the roadways. definitely airport delays are possibility too. and now through philadelphia, eventually this afternoon, that heavy rain will shift into new england. as far as the gusty winds, the worst f the winds great lakes down to ohio. th >>at's where we have high wind warnings, gusts up to0 to 50 miles per hour. and new york city, hartford, that would be with gusty winds and the heavy rain. midwest to the northeast, we're going to clear it out today down in the southeast where yesterday you received your soaker. now a closer look a tor dy ahead. soe , obviously with all the clouds and rain, temperatures will be kept in check but temperatures will be in the 60s and the cold air spilling in from canada is down in the northern plains from dakotas to minnesota. i guess give yourself extra time and a big umbrella. rits one o cothose days where the umbrell

shield residents. that fell short. republicans have been pushing the bill. >> a top official for the department of education was in the bay area to launch a new initiative in helping undocumented students. deputy education directly with affected college students. king had introduced a new resource guide that high schools and universities can use to teach undocumented students their rights and support them academically. >> unfortunately, folks in high schools may not know what opportunities are available for students. and then students become discouraged and don't finish their education. so we want to make sure there's good nfgtsz out there. >> san francisco is hiring what they're calling a dream coordinator to aid undocumented students. the university has seen a 600% increase in 2009. >> conserving in our drought. nearly half the water is used this time last year. and the records it's already breaking at the box office. >> later on, changes coming to subway sandwiches. what will be different on that next order >>> new findings show the county waterer district are among the tliftiest in the state. they cut their water

shield gun come panscup paenz? >> of course not. this was a large bill. for example, do i think a gun shop in the state of vermont hat sells legally, a gun, to somebody, that somebody goes out and does something crazy. that the gun shop owner should on the other hand where you have manufacturers and you have gun shops knowingly giving guns to criminals, or, aiding and abetting that, of course we should take action. >> secretary clinton, is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no, not at all. i think we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day from gun violence. this has gone on too long. it's the time the entire country stood up against the nra. the majority of our country -- supports background checks and even the majority of gun owners do. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. since it was passed more than 2 million prohibited purchases have been prevented. he also did vote as he said for this immunity provision. i voted against it. i was in the senate at the same time i wasn't that complicated to me. it was pretty

shield gun companies. >> this was a large and complicated bill. there were provisions in it.or example, do you think that a gun shop that sells a gun to someone, and they go out and does something crazy, that the gun shop owner should be responsible, i don't. where you have manufacturers. and gun shops knowingly giving guns to criminals, we should take action. >> facts checkers says is a little different. in 2003 bernie sanders voted for h.r. 106. protection of lawful commerce and what it did was prohibit law sites from arm makers. bernie sanders suggested that while there had to be intent, the fact of the matter is that he voted for a bill giving protections to gub manufacturers, the protections that most consumer product mvurers do not enjoy. >> back to you later. thank you, jonathan betz watched the debate with bernie sanders in manchester new hampshire. what was the reaction there on gun control. >> it was a moment during the debate and had a mixed reaction. a lot of people did not register the moment. it passed over them. truth be told. on the other issues that bernie sa

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years ago as member of the house, sanders supported a bill to protect gun manufacturers prom lawsuits. >> which is it, shield the gun companies for lawsuits or not? >> let's begin, anderson, by understanding that bernie sanders has a d minus voting record from the n.r.a. >> that's true, but the question was about protecting gun manufacturers. >> do you want to shield gun manufacturerrers from lawsuit or not? >> of course not. this was a large bill. >> as a member of the house, sanders vote for h.r.1036, protection of lawful commerce in arms act. the law protects gun manufacturers from lawsuits, a protection that does not extend to most other product manufacturers. sanders and clinton both promoted their efforts to rein in wall street. >> my policy is tougher. >> clinton said her policy is tougher than yours. >> that's not true. >> wall street firms have said repeatedly they fear the sanders plan far more than they fear clintons, partly because the vermont senator would break up the biggest vent. >> finally, anderson cooper asked hillary clinton about her email controversy. >> there's an f.b.i. investigation

shield gun come pacup paenz? >> of course not. this was a large bill.or example, do i think a gun shop in the state of vermont hat sells legally, a gun, to somebody, that somebody goes out and does something crazy. that the gun shop owner should be held responsible. i don't. on the other hand where you have manufacturers and you have gun shops knowingly giving guns to criminals, or, aiding and abetting that, of course we should take action. >> secretary clinton, is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no, not at all. i think we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day from gun violence. this has gone on too long. it's the time the entire country stood up against the nra. the majority of our country -- supports background checks and even the majority of gun owners do. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. since it was passed more than 2 million prohibited purchases have been prevented. he also did vote as he said for this immunity provision. i voted against it. i was in the senate at the same time i wasn't that compl

senator amy klobuchar is here with the senator from next door and bill o'reilly is after that int interviewed by babe mcrouth. and charles shields to round it out. here is senator claire mccaskill now. >> i am so delighted to be with you, senator mccaskill, to talk about your new book. i feel like we should start at the beginning with the title -- "plenty ladylike." it seems like it has a little irony embedded in it, your trademark attitude. what were you thinking with that title? >> i hope a little humor. i want people to know this is a book that will make people laugh or smile hard in several places. a teacher took me aside saying i should not speak up in class because the boys will not like me. i was hurt. and then after my debate in 2012, with todd akin, he told the press i wasn't very lady like. so those instances affirmed in my mind i need to tell girls it is plenty ladylike to be strong. >> host: >> host: your book as a very readable book because it is outspoken and frank. this notion of being ladylike and being a member of the united states senate in the place is pretty much an outlier. people are blown away when i tell

our bill paves a tough and fair pathway to citizenship shielding law-abiding immigrants from deportation, and exposing criminals in their communities who would rather live in the shadows. and our bill was a bipartisan compromise. there's no compromise here. i dare say many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, when they look at provisions in that bill, they don't like them. but this is a show vote, a show vote as my republican colleague from nevada said, to help someone in his quest for political office. mr. president, there are so many vitally important policy debates that we could be turning to today. instead the senate republican leadership insists on leading us into this dark, divisive place for nothing more than political theater. think of the urgent bipartisan issues we should be working on. the debt ceiling. we're about to default because of the shenanigans going on on the other side. the perkins loan program so kids can go to college. the land and water conservation programs has expired as is perkins. the highway bill. we don't have a highway bill and we're doing this?

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protection of lawful commerce arms act, which shields gun makers when guns are used illegally opponents say it's out of line. lawsuits lead to improved safety. after the bill became law, the nra called it the most significant piece of pro-gun legislation in 20 years. joining me is executive director of cease-fire and also jonathan goldstein with a specialty in gun laws who represents the nra. thank you for joining us. my first question, i used polarizing to begin this segment. >> i think there are places where we disagree, certainly, but places we agree. no one wants to see mass shootings, no one wants to see mass shootings. i think we have to do a better job in this country focusing on the mentally ill, getting them the services they need and keeping guns out of their hands. i suspect she would agree with that. >> i agree we need to do a much better job treating people with mental illnesses but the mentally ill are more mrikly victims of violent. some of the categories we use are under and over-inclusive. to pauk about mental health is a red herring and a deterrent. the country is very polarized right now. we stand at a moment when people feel like we can

shield gun companies? >> of course not. this was a large and complicated bill.ere were provisions in it that i think made sense. for example, do i think that a gun shop in the state of vermont that sells legally a gun to somebody, and that somebody goes out and does something crazy, that that gun shop owner should be held responsible? i don't. on the other hand, where you have manufacturers and where you have gun shops knowingly giving guns to criminals or aiding and abetting that, of course we should take action. >> secretary clinton, is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no, not at all. i think that we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day from gun violence. this has gone on too long and it's time the entire country stood up against the nra. the majority of our country -- [applause] supports background checks, and even the majority of gun owners do. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. since it was passed, more than 2 million prohibited purchases have been prevented. he also did vote, as he said, for this immunity pr

he voted back in 2005 to shield gun manufacturers for liable for shoots. he opposed the 1983 brady bill, which established mandatory background checks. his opponent, martin o'malley, is targeting him with ads like this. >> bernie sanders voted against the brady bill. >> and bernie sanders voted to give gun manufacturers protection from victim lawsuits. >> the nra even paid for ads attacking the sanders opponent. >> bernie sanders is no progressive when it comes to guns. >> politifact found that to be mostly true. he is not exactly popular with gun control advocates with comments like this he did in july with jake tapper. >> i come from a state that has virtually no gun control. but the people in my state understand i think pretty clearly that guns in vermont are not the same thing as guns in chicago or guns in los angeles. in our state, they are used for hunting. in chicago, they are for gangs or kids shooting other kids, or shooting down innocent people. >> what will this mean what he stands on the stage with clinton, o'malley and the others. offer of the essential bernie sanders and h