but i imagine that pretty much angun law you can think of is going to be challenged under bruen. the biggest decision since heller in 2008. so pretty much anything is up for play. right now, we're seeing challenges over things like assault weapons bans. we're seeing challenges over and rulings already in cases like whether somebody who uses illegal drugs can possess a gun. there's a split and district courts over that question. there's also some challenges going on right now over whether somebody who's under felony indictment is allowed to possess gun, because -- possess guns, because, under current federal law, if you're under felony indictment, then you're not allowed to possess guns. so there was already some district court rulings that said that that's unconstitutional. so i think we're going to see pretty much any federal gun law, state gun law that you can think of challenged under the bruen framework. and if it didn't exist back in the 1800's and 1700's, then it probably could likely be ruled unconstitutional. amna: what about in this specific case? what are the next steps

i'm kim bruen herber. ahead on cnn newsroom. clinging to hope that survivors can still be found, trapped under the mountain of rubble in turkey and syria. well, the u.s. vice president, mike pence was subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating donald trump. what we learned from his testimony. and, russia's new offensive appears to be getting underway in zaporizhzhia's energy infrastructure among the targets. it is ten a.m. across turkey and syria with the death toll from monday's earthquake has now risen to more than 21,000. the hopes are fading that rescuers can find any more survivors. this is the scene in southern turkey, emergency crews blow their whistles when they hear noises under debris that call for silence. but the destruction is immense, an entire neighborhood reduced to rubble under the thousands of families left homeless. many are sleeping in their cars or on the streets in freezing temperatures, even those who still have homes are afraid to go inside for fear the buildings might collapse. there is a miracle, t

for any new regulation to survive it must pass the bruen test.onsistent with this nation's historical tradition of firearm regulation, according to justice clarence thomas's opinion. the historical tradition of firearms this is to fight the muskets and the red coats. not today's weapons of war that are readily available for does anybody or civilian, even accused domestic abusers, even one with restraining orders. in america. half of women who are killed by guns are shot to death by an intimate partner. fortunately, there are people in washington trying to do something about it. i've got one of them with me here tonight. joining us now is democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. congresswoman, thank you for being with us, for this event. you know it took a lot about of things. this is one that we don't talk about much, and is an easy way to reduce gun deaths in this country. part of it would be to get guns out of the hands of people with restraining orders because they have been involved in, or alleged to be a ball involved in domestic