i am here on behalf of the folks in blacksburg who want to serve others in a way commanded by their faith and all faiths. mr. president, at your desk there are a couple of books, there's rules of the senate and the bible. in a week where we are to reflect on tolerance and peace, there is wisdom in the book. you shall not wrong or oppress aliens. the alien who resides with you shall be as a citizen among you. you shall love the alien as yourself for you are aliens in the land of egypt. give the members of your community a fair hearing and judge rightly between one person and another whether citizen or resident alien. for the lord your god loves the strangers providing them with food and clothing, you shall also love the stranger, for you are strangers in the land of egypt. you shall not deprive a resident alien or orphan of stkwr*ut. a -- justice. a wandering man was an ancestor, he went down to egypt and went there as an alien. listening and sues begins his life as a -- jes u.s. begins his life as a rouge fleeing into egypt. i was hungry and you fed me. i was thirsty and you gave me drink

not far from the blacksburg campus last night. no one was hurt. building housed equipment and projects valued at nearly $1.5 million. firefighters say strong winds slowed efforts to put out the fire. jonathan: new video showing more devastation to a 4,000-year-old city. on the left side of the screen here, this is what it look like in palmyra, syria before anything happened as far as the civil war took place. and then what happened with isis. that is after on the right-hand side. you can see that some of the ancient ruins there have been demolished. the fear and the russians, this is coming from the russians, that isis is pushed out of the area they are doing explosives. isis spent the past few years destroying artifacts that don't fit with the extremist view of islam. michelle: the united nations is considering the next step after north korea weekend missile test. this is new video released today showing the intermediate missile launch that violates unsecurity council resolutions. missiles like the one tested can carry a nuclear warhead and have

into places like sandy hook elementary school or a movie theater in colorado or a classroom in blacksburg, we know that people with serious mental illness this country can go buy a very powerful weapon and do great damage with it. now, that does not mean that there is an inherent connection between mental illness and violence. in fact, we know the opposite to be true. if you're mentally ill, you're probably more likely to be the victim of violence than you are to be the perpetrator of it. but we do know that in this country, given the fact that weapons are so easy to come by, people with mental illness, serious mental illness who have an intersection with visions of violence often do great harm. so we made a decision, a collective decision as republicans and democrats that if you have a serious mental illness, you probably shouldn't be able to go and buy an assault weapon. that's what the law says. section 101 of the nics improvement act is entitled "enhancement of requirement that federal departments and agencies provide relevant information to the national instant criminal background ch

. >> more than 30 people were shot to death today at virginia tech university in blacksburg, virginia was the deadliest mass shooting in american history... >> i was a senior that year when it happened. it was hard because i really loved virginia tech. i think it's a really special campus and community. it was shocking, traumatic. it felt like somebody had attacked my family. had someone in one of those classrooms been armed, i think it would have made a difference, certainly. i think that people do deserve to have a fighting chance, and the concealed carry gives them another option for self-defense in that type of situation. >> i've debated with nick like, a couple months ago. and i get it. and i can't put myself in his situation, but causing everybody else to live in fear like you is counterproductive. people often forget that my university was the site for the first recorded mass shooting in u.s. history. that's usually brushed under the rug. >> my name is ramiro martinez. back in 1966, i was with the austin police department. together, with other officers, we took down the sniper.

into places like sandy hook elementary school or a movie theater in colorado or a classroom in blacksburg, we know that people with serious mental illness this country can go buy a very powerful weapon and do great damage with it. now, that does not mean that there is an inherent connection between mental illness and violence. in fact, we know the opposite to be true. if you're mentally ill, you're probably more likely to be the victim of violence than you are to be the perpetrator of it. but we do know that in this country, given the fact that weapons are so easy to come by, people with mental illness, serious mental illness who have an intersection with visions of violence often do great harm. so we made a decision, a collective decision as republicans and democrats that if you have a serious mental illness, you probably shouldn't be able to go and buy an assault weapon. that's what the law says. section 101 of the nics improvement act is entitled "enhancement of requirement that federal departments and agencies provide relevant information to the national instant criminal background ch