ferry in brunswick, maryland.her to see? >> i just wanted her to look up. look up. >> reporter: 82-year-old retired four-star marine general john jack daley flew 450 vietnam combat missions. >> every artifact, every airplane and spacecraft in here has a specific reason. it either broke a record, flew farther faster, higher, whatever it might have been, or did it first. >> reporter: right now he's overseeing a multimillion dollar redesign in the boeing milestone flight and is planning the july 1st 40-year celebration. >> we're going to celebrate it by staying open all night party. >> reporter: are you going to stay awake all night? >> i'm going to get it started. >> reporter: visitors like this from tampa already overwhelmed. what do you want to see in here? >> everything. we spent three days the last time and couldn't see it all. >> reporter: there is a lot. >> one of my brothers flew in 1903, 66 years later we were walking on the moon. >> reporter: the next 40 years, lots of new digital communications for changin

the vigil held at brunswick high school where gray worked as a janitor, we spoke to people that knew him today. >> i miss lawrence working at the high school, which i went to for four years, he will always give me advice, he was my mentor. >> every time i come in to the high school and open the front door, he will handshake me, talk to me, make me smile, have a meeting. come sit down, he gave me the best advice if i asked him something. >> robert lee of frederick also died. >>> ern t urning to the road to the white house. candidate rallying support before heading to pittsburgh. democratic candidate hilary clinton ended the week clinching the nomination while receiving major endorsement. >> reporter: off teleprompter and back to his old self in tampa he attacked demos cratask republicans including mitt romney, the former presidential nominee. >> the guy is a stone cold loser, when you are a choker you can never give a choke er a second chance. >> romney accused trump of trickle down racism. chairman of the national committee, said trump will win the white house with or without gop lea

there was a tornado in 1835 in new brunswick on this day, and it set the standard for chasing tornadosll have that for you on twitter, back to you, ted. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in south philadelphia. live there where crews are searching for the driver whose mini van plunged into the delaware river. pam osborn is there this morning. have the police found anything? >> so far they have not. all they were able to recover is the vehicle. the search scaled back quite a bit. one marine yut stiunit here sti searching the river for the driver of that vehicle. a few hours later a toe truck arrived and rescue workers were able to pull the vehicle out. you can see the damage to the front end of that buick. also a pretty sizable hole in the windshield. police say it is possible that someone was ejected from that vehicle. take a listen to what an eyewitne eyewitness heard and saw. >> we ran right back. there was debris, a fender, but nothing in the water. >> there was no evidence of anyone being in the vehicle other than keys. >> you can see right now that search is still continuing

northern maryland right now, leaving fredericks county, and up to the north of harpers ferry, and north brunswick, a showers there as well. what we are looking at, showers at frederick at 11:20, and westminster right about 11:30, and temperatures right now, not bad. they will not drop much more. a few degrees, mid-60s to low 70s, and near 70s overnight. the low 60s north and west, and as far as monday. going back to the school, near 70 early, and nice morning. we will be in the 70s with a nice afternoon. mid- to upper 80s, and i have even nicer weather for the middle of the week. the details in a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. >>> some people in montgomery county are without power tonight. the storms passing through the area knocked down power lines, and it damaged a pump control for a local well. >> it's for me and my husband because we cannot cook at home because of the electricity. i can not deliver the food to him because the roads are blocked both ways. >> no word on when the road is expected to open. >> the first metro safety search project may make your monday morning commute a mess. >

. >> i'll be in new brunswick all weekend so check out a show. >> i spoke to hillary clinton was his new jersey campaigning in front of the primary in new jersey, california a few other states. she's trying to seal the deal and become the nominee. can she do a? on the other hand there's trump and a lot of violence among protesters at a recent rally on thursday night. i will be breaking it all down for you, tune in sunday at noon on my nine. >> fridays during the summer i will be taking my bike, brown betty around the shores of new jersey to see what summer of 2016 has to offer. >> the northern end of new jersey, the perfect place to start, it is a long, narrow strip of land right on the water. it is an aquatic time for beautiful beaches and about 1600 residences. >> there's some really nice houses out there. >> so i'm having trouble myself trying to find something to do. let's go ask jake. >> all people do is go to the beach and then they grab a bite to eat over at woody's. >> that was helpful. it is about to about a lunchtime. guess what, woody's is right there. let's get something

and even some showers expected across parts of new brunswick, towards nova scotia, but still got some thunderstorms possible even into new england states and much of the northeast because of a facing frontal area as well. behind it things are cooling off as well. here's your extended outlook. >>> that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. for colombia to meet members of latin america's oldest rebel group. and for timbuktu in mali, badly dangered by so-called islamic state, life is returning to so-called oasis town. but first, we head to flint, where the town's drinking water is making people ill. it is contaminated with lead. lead is the worst environmental toxin of all, according to a global study, but it's still widely used in the manufacture of toys, jewelry, even candles. mining companies extract it, it can be released in the recycling of batteries. around 26 million people from mainly developing countries and emerging economies are directly

where crews are continuing their search now for two missing boaters. 62-year-old lawrence gray of brunswick and robert ely were on the south end when their boat divers are using sonar and officers are walking the river banks continuing to look for the man. >>> also before 11:00 this morning where united express flight had to make an emergency landing for a possible fire aboard the plane. dc fire crews were on the tarmac waiting when the plane landed. no fire was found. >>> we have just learned that the funeral services for boxing legend and humanitarian muhammad ali with take place on friday in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. the three time heavyweight champ died over the weekend at 74. kenneth craig is there where the city and the world is preparing to say their final respects. >> reporter: muhammad ali was a champion fighter inside the ring. outside he was a champion of tolerance and inclusion. both of those themes will take center stage during two massive public services for the boxing legend. people from all states will be invited to attend an islamic prayer program freedom hall i

of two men who died after disappearing in the upper potomac river last the vigil was held at the brunswick high school where gray worked for many years as a janitor. we spoke to some people earlier, who knew him. >> i miss lawrence, worked at the high school that i went to for four years, and woe give me advice is -- he would give me advice, he was my mentor. >> when i would come in the high school, open the front door, he would shake my hand, have a little meeting. he'd say come sit down. and gave the best advice. >> robert lee of frederick also died. >>> the service of a world war ii pilot is finally honored. >> also ahead, why so many are running to remember a brave little boy. >> and so many of you showed up to celebrate fairfax. we're going to female pilot during world war ii will be -- elaine harmon died at the age of her final wish was to have her ashes placed at arlington. we broke the story last september on how they came to be. >> reporter: the ashes will be in-urned here on september 7. it took an act of law. >> we wanted her to get her last wish. >> reporter: her grandmother is

nothing on the leesburg storm or the brunswick storm or nothing on this storm. this looks like a bad storm between martinsburg and winchester. you have had your share of rough weather already. moving southeast. a heavy storm. maybe some hail headed towards percyville. let's take this storm as it moves to the southeast. even though warning this is a heavy storm and i would prepare percyville and hopefully you have prepared with weather around you and also mountainville headed towards sterling. this is percyville at 5:49 and not a warning but these are all heavy storms and anytime you have a heavy storm with lightning and we are concerned about flooding. we mentioned this at 11:00. flooding is a big threat especially west of town tonight with extreme heavy downpours and flash flooding occurs very quickly and comes up quickly and goes away very quickly and that's why we call it flash flooding as well. we got hail golf sized possible. they have dropped the warning to the south of us. if they would make it bigger print it would i see this warning. 5:18. i seat warnin

>> i grew up in new brunswick, which is by rutgers university. >> we've been there. >> north from youyes becomes halfway between here and manhattan. i got a traffic ticket once there. >> yes, my dad, sore bye that. >> looks amazing, and you're in it, so many other people are in it, it looks like it is, i mean, i hate zero say it, is it going to be better than the first one? >> yes, i mean, actually is. that was like kinds of the stipulation. like we had to make sure before we made it that it would be better because the first movie like i think worked for like a number of reasons that we couldn't control, like it was funny, interesting, and it kept people guessing all every these wonderful things, it is hard to do that. so when we wanted to make sure that before we fill this many one, that it was not only going to be as fun, but that it was going to be better. we succeeded. we're kind of like all relieved i would say. >> so, see, radcliff here, is he playing a mean guy? >> yes, i mean, it was real interesting. i think maybe i missed like the harry potter generation or something, but of

missing walter gray of brunswick, maryland, and lee of fredrick, fast friends who were out fishing. >> the water is higher today. >> reporter: 911 calls came in sunday morning about 10:00 reporting a boat overturned in the river and at least one man seen clinging to a branch. their 14-foot john boat with a small motor was found more than a mile downstream. the fishermen have been been seen -- haven't been seen since. >> we have undercurrents. very fast. >> you have to be more careful when the water's high. >> reporter: fellow fishermen sharing the sense of loss on the river bank today. >> i know there's danger. life that way -- >> it makes me scared. i don't want him out by himself. >> reporter: it was still sunny and beautiful here, but there was a pulse of flood water that surged quickly. it's making its way from big storm that is happened 100 miles away in west virginia five days ago. flood water that's arrived here with tragic consequences. >> reporter: so while there were flood warnings in west virginia on thursday, by the way this water got down here, there were no warnings at a

repped by colleagues and friends at brunswick high school in frederick county. he worked as a custodian. >>> at today's home expo in d.c., maiyor bowser here's a pln to preserve the district's existing affordable housing covenant set to expire by year 2020. those recommendations presented at 12:30 at the washington convention center in exhibit hall a. >>> this as concern continues to grow about how many illegal apartments there are in the district. our web team recently covered the story and highlighted a case from last year. two people killed, were killed when a fire broke out in an unlicensed apartment building in northwest. just yesterday the city launched a program that frees up millions of dollars to bring smaller buildings up to code. >> the person had a single-family home, illegally converted into rental units. it will be a small multiunit family, then that could be used in this pilot for a conversion to make sure that he come back into compliance with our rules and regulations. >> the int this program range from 0% to 3% and the loans don't have to be re

lawrence gray of brunswick was in a boat that capsized near point of rocks, maryland.icials say these the 5th boating death of the year. >>> the metropolitan police department held its 11th annual law enforcement awards ceremony today at a renee stage. 11 officers were -- at arena stage jeffrey brown was named officer of the year. he made more than 200 arrests and wrote 1,000 tickets. police say his traffic enforcement work reduced crime 18% in the sixth district. >> not much has changed. i am doing what i was doing prior to getting this award. i just know that it feels good. i hope that -- i can't wait to see who gets it the next time. >> look at the holding. >> he said his squad car will have officer of the year written on it. and that is his three week old daughter, victoria. >>> big changes coming to the stained glass windows at the national cathedral. two of the windows that pay contribute to stonewall jackson and robert e. lee include images of the confederate flag. the windows will stay but the images of the confederate flag will be replaced with plain glass. >>

. >> they identified lawrence gray junior ofs brunswick today. his body was pulled from the river in the great falls area last night. that's about 3 from point of rocks where he and 51-year-old robert lee of frederick began their fish to go trip. lee's body was recovered yesterday about three miles from the launch point. autopsies will be done to determine how they died. . >>> coming up in health watch, two popular products recalled. >> . >>> find out why victims may be making you sick. k. . >>> ground breaking new saliva test. a local man how it helped him find the right treatments and bettered his lives. >>> a mom cracks down on her daughter after she finds a looked like pills on her dresser. only it wasn't actually pills. it was toys. the text exchange between mom and daughter gone viral. >> since yesterday. temperatures barely cracking 70. that wind is really causing problems especially northern portions of maryland where trees came down t it sure has brought in a big drop in the humidity as well as the temperature. and i'll let you know what

remember him at brunswick high school in frederick county.s a custodian. >>> time, 9:31. at today's home expo in d.c., mayor muriel bowser will hear recommend acheses from a group aimed at protecting affordable housing. the strike force is charged with developing an action plan to preserve the district's existing affordable housing covenant set to expire in the year 2020. those recommendations are being presented at 12:30, in a few hours, at the washington convention center in exhibit hall a. >>> this as concern continues to grow. about just how many illegal apartments there are in the district. our nbc washington web team recently covered this story, and highlight add case from last year. two people were killed when a fire broke out in this unlicensed apartment building in north west. just yesterday the city launch add program that frees up millions of dollars to bring smaller buildings up to code. >> the person had a single-family home, illegally converted into rental units. it will be a small multiunit, for a family, used in the conversion

from brunswick.rch teams recovered their boat yesterday. >>> police are trying to figure out who killeded a 24-year-old man in woodbridge. naji alexander mason was shot at this apartment complex. another person was hurt in that shooting, as well. some neighbors tell us this is not the first time they have seen violence in this area and they plan to make some changes. >> ever since got armed security, they have had a lot more problems. >> definitely going to keep an eye on my family late at night for sure. >> my lease is out. i'm done. >> there are now 11 homicides in prince william county so far this year. in 2015, there were nine for the entire year. >>> happening today, people will commemorate the 72nd anniversary of d-day. a wreath laying ceremony will take place in bedford, virginia. officials say for the first time a public reading of all the nearly 2500 people during the normandy invasion will be read. a wreath laying ceremony will also take place at the world war ii memorial. >>> it was a sole

the trial is now set for september in brunswick.to the asset two years ago police say justin harris left his toddler in the car for seven hours when he went to workle investigators say the day his son died harris was sexting with underaged girls. defense attorneys say hing for got his son was in the suv. >>> the man who shot and killed a famous singer, had hair traps plants plants plants and racik eye surgery. tmz reporting the man became enraged when somebody showed him photos of grimmie with a map that might have been her -- with man that might have been her boyfriend. he showed up after a concert in orlando and then killed her and killed himself. >>> for a state that has seep some of its darkest days finally some good news. and trump's team has a message. if you can't say something nice, keep your mouth shut. strong words from trump toward the critics and the response from the speaker of the house, moments away here. >>> i'm lea gabrielle with a fox report and more headlines. the federal offering a $50,000 reward to help catch th

p.m.,hook at around 5:07 brunswick at about 5:14 p.m. waterford.n these are areas under a severe thunderstorm watch until 5:30 p.m. another 25 minutes to go with that. let's head to act to fredericksburg. once a tornado warning, but the wider view shows a severe thunderstorm warning that does include stafford and frederick. edge of on the extreme the warning area. this has the potential for the rotation of a stronger storm. all of this moving toward the south and east around 20 miles per hour. as mentioned, potential for doppler radar indicated tornado. indication the tornado has actually reached the ground. to be, where we expected around spotsylvania as we move through the 530 hour. at this rate of 20 miles per hour, you can see why it's going to take about a half an hour or so. stafford, you are fine. you are not impacted by the tornado warning. you are on the to fredericksburg, anyone driving south, you might want to hold off at least for a little while because the 95 is a very busy card or -- corridor. it's just on the east of this

dirt also came from a sight in new brunswick.ays that dirt from those two sites was contaminated. soils that were contaminated with a known carcinogen. >> i hope they don't have an effect on me and my property film we're hopeful the very toxic influx hasn't gotten into the streams and the waterways. >> reporter: the sci says hundreds of truck loads of dirt from the massive $400 million i-95 expansion project in the philadelphia area were taken to the palmyra sight. i-95 project is being funded by state and federal taxpayer mon money. >> we spoke with the person who reported to be the guy of charge in accepting and mulching and mixing. he told us he never handled construction debris before. the levelly contamination that has occurred here is very very disheartening. >> sei and borough officials say when they alerted the new jersey department of environmental protection to what was going on at jersey recycling sight in palmyra, the dep stepped in and issued a notice of violation. they told sir kin to make changes. that's when the s

otherwise brunswick and penn running without any kind of a delay. >>> time is tragedy in orlando.show support is next. >>> and another tragedy in florida over the weekend, shooting death of a singer who gained fame on "the voice." how friends and family are honoring christina grimmie later today. >>> it's a blur. i wish like i could still wake up from it, but i can't. >> they were beautiful people. >>> we're following the newest developments in the orlando club shooting. coming up, we'll hear more from people who worked closely with the gunman and what he they feared most about him. >>> and outside this morning, a beautiful sunrise taking place over the nation's capital here early on a monday m outside today. complete check of the forecast today and for your week highway r ahead, that is coming up. >>> the face of hate, violences we will love one another. >> the president addresses terror at home. news 4's chrkristin wright is l on capitol hill with new talk today of gun control reform. kristin. >> reporter: yeah, flags flying at half-staff. today senator bob casey of pennsylvania

dirt also came from a site in new brunswick.ays that dirt from those two sites was contaminat contaminated. >> soils that were contaminated with a known car nine so jenn. >> i hope it would have an effect on me and my property. >> we're hopeful the very toxic influx hasn't gotten into the streams and the waterways. >> reporter: sci also says hundreds of truck loads of dirt from the massive 400 million-dollar i-95 expansion project in the philadelphia area were taken to the pell myra site. i-95 project is being funded by state and federal taxpayer mon money. >> we spoke with the person who was reported to be the guy in charge of accepting and mulching and mixing. he toll us he never handled construction debris before. >> the level of contamination that has occurred here is very very disheartening. >> reporter: the sci and borough officials say when they alerted the new jersey department of environmental protection to what was going on at jersey recycling site in palmyra, the dep stepped in and issued a notice of violation. they t

ruth rutgers university reported 32 rapes on this new brunswick piscataway campus, most in new jersey and tied for seventh higher in the nation. the rutgers was filled by rowan university with seven, reported rapes, stockton university was tied for third with six. some of the universities say their numbers may be high because they have stepped up efforts to encourage students to report a alleged a salts. >>> thousands are calling for the judge in the stanford university sexual assault case to be removed from the bench. this is as he begins a new six year term. the judge, sentenced former swimmer brook turn tore six months in jail for raping a woman during a fraternity party but critics say punishment was too lenient. turner blamed too much drinking for his behavior. the victim said that she wants turn are to be finished with you he doesn't need to be behind bars. administration is planned for stanford's graduation on sunday. >>> pennsylvania's continuing efforts to free its college campuses, of sexual assault. today villanova basketball coach jay wright, joined others to discuss the c

now, also in jersey in south brunswick there's also another vehicle fire. it's on the northbound side of route one approaching ridge road. two lanes also blocked there so headed up one this afternoon you're also going to hit delays. two so six doesn't look too bad at the moment if you want to use that instead. crossing the river into bucks county and the great northeast as you come southbound out of bucks into philadelphia, watch out for this crash just south of woodhaven road taking out the right lane. so coming down from street road you are finding delays because of that accident. in abington township montgomery county, there's a crash along 611 at paid der road by the fulton bank. in christiana watching one along route 777 old baltimore pike northbound at 273. let's do the commuter report on this monday afternoon. i hope you enjoyed your weekend. you won't enjoy this. 14 miles per hour on the westbound side of the a.c. expressway approaching the 42 freeway. it's because of an accident taking out the left lane as you go to get onto 42 in washington townsh

you can see a couple cou showers in southern portions so of frederick county maryland along the brunswickghborhood a brief heavyhb downpour in oorne of. up to the maryland panhandlenh maybe a heavier shower aier sho rumble of thunder or two ino in that one and towards clearar springs another shower with npme heavy downpours.s some heaw that's aboutou it on the radar early this morning.ni as we work our way into theo the afternoon, yes, maybe a couple more showers on it.mo ere's a look all rightal temperature at the airporter this morning.atthis mor 72 at reagan national, dullesl,l 66, bwi 71. 71. temperatures later on thisater afternoon heading for thernadint lower 80's upper 70's for most r of us. area of low pressure is going to stall out along this frontal boundary which is justun going to sitting over theve t region and that's the reason rso that we remain unsettled todaytd with the chance of someof som showers and thunderstorms butd r again, not everyone will see them. they will be hit and miss this s afternoon. we just can't rule them out oflu the forecast.thecas all right. do want

of brunswick andnd 51-year-old robert lee of frederick.ic >> police in laurel investigating a deadly trainin accident. now they say a 25-year-old man5m was struck and killed by a csx train at the intersection of t t lafayette avenue and bowie a bow road. his body was found on the the tracks. the victim's name not being released pending theding notification of his family.am >> d.c. waking up with a proudrd new honor this morning. morning >> district of cola.columbi [cheers and applause] >> awesome moment. aweso miss d.c. deas deshauna barber b crowned miss u.s.a.ned ss u the 26-year-old is a logistics i commander for the u.s. army and a it analyst for ther department of commerce.ment o she wants her focus to be on ptsd treatment for soldiers s also a friend of good day d.c..c >> a couple times in the last tl few weeks. >> come on back when youre onk u schedule calms down a little bit. >>> still ahead mass chaos pop-up concert in new yorkn new city. this happened just hours ago.jus >> new details about how h muhammad ali is being remembered in his hometown this week. we're back in just

one lonely shower dissipating along the potomac river near brunswick, maryland.pate getting into montgomery county over the next few minutes. the big story today, though, is that heat. we also have an air quality alert today. poor air quality this afternoon. if you have a heart or respiratory ailment stay inside. otherwise, if you have to be out, reduce outdoor activity, drink plenty of water, wear sun block. up in the low to mid-90s mid-afternoon. this evening, a passing thunder shower, small chance of that. mid-70s by dawn sunday. tomorrow, blustery winds, sunshine, lower humidity, up near 90'sand high in the mid-80s monday. the rest of the week ahead, storm team 4 seven-day outlook tuesday, wednesday and thursday, chance of thundershowers. on friday, sunshine back, and a little less humid with highs right around 80. that's the way it looks, david. >> tom, thanks. >>> and we are back this saturday morning, june 11th, 20 2016. we are joined by a fantastic crowd on rockefeller plaza. >> this is a lively bunch. >> we have a valedictorian behind us. still to come i

in january, 122-car canadian national railway train collided in brunswick, canada. three cars containing propane, one car containing crude exploded after derailment creating intense fires that earn abouted for days. -- that burned for days. 15 cars of a crude-oil train derailed in lynchburg, pennsylvania near an eatery and pedestrian water front sending flames and black smoke into the air and oil spilled into the james river. the list goes on. in february of 2015, in -- mr. mccain: if i could be recognized for unanimous consent and he will regain the floor. mr. merkley: i would be honored to yield to your unanimous consent proposal. mr. mccain: mr. president, i understand -- i ask unanimous consent the senator from oregon can yield to to me for a unanimous consent agreement without lose his right to the floor. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: i ask unanimous consent the following amendments be in order to be offered. durbin 4369 inhofe 4204. i further ask the time until 4:00 p.m. be equally divided between the managers or their designees and tha

caller: i called all the way from brunswick to portland to augusta. they all come of the criteria was you had to be an nra member to join the gun club. it takes money to be in the nra. i get their calls during political seasons telling me who is going to take my gun away from me. it makes me mad because i know nobody is try to take anybody's gun -- it is a smokescreen to scare the american people. that's all it is. can you name any time in history that guns have been taken away from us? host: you can talk a bit about the impact of the nra on capitol hill. a couple of democrats did not participate in the incident -- in that sit in. guest: the nra is one of the most influential advocacy groups in congress. as the color just mentioned -- haver just mentioned, they an extreme narrowly well organized not only fund-raising operation but also around -- also a ground game, a great ability to get her message out and spread it around. more -- inecome a part because of the membership of congress has changed, but they have become more partisan in their political

the coast including san francisco today highs upper 60s, 80s to low 90s in the south bay in a new brunswickhighs today in the mid-90s. trend unfortunately looks hotter into start of the weekend cooling as we approach sunday. temperatures starting to climb for pleasanton up to close to 100 degrees for friday. >>> coming out of the north bay southbound 101 just south of robin williams tunnel one lane blocked by a crash. there may be a secondary in the back. san francisco on the other side 101 a couple of crashes bogging down traffic in both directions jamming up just north of 281 interchange. rest of the bay typical pattern. slow through oakland and south bay. san jose northbound 101 still jammed up from 680 to the airport. >>> that will do it for us right now. we'll be back in half an hour with more updates. for now back to the "today" show. >>> taking a look at the headlines. hospital officials in new jersey say that a baby born there overnight is believed to be the first in the continental u.s. to be born with zika-related birth defects. the baby girl was born at the hackensack medical cen

jeff is in brunswick. you are up next. just calling -- everybody seems to be calling these things assault rifles. this guy used it as an assault so it was an assault rifle. officer, it was a defensive rifle. why do they not call it what it is? saying --are semiautomatic rifle? caller: yes. understand -- journalists understand language. everybody calls it an assault rifle and we should correct them. it is only an assault because it was used in an assault. host: can you ask lane difference between automatic and semiautomatic? caller: a semiautomatic rifle, every time you squeeze the chamber, another round can be fired. you have to release the trigger to fire another round. with an automatic rifle, you aseeze and as many come out possible. those are illegal in the united states. the ar-15 here is a semiautomatic rifle. caller: exactly. and most hunting guns are semiauto. oswald used -- at almost the same speed with a semiautomatic rifle. so 22's are one pull of the trigger per shot? ok. that was jeff from ohio. when is in ari

caller: i called all the way from brunswick to portland to augusta.hey all come of the criteria was you had to be an nra member to join the gun club. it takes money to be in the nra. i get their calls during political seasons telling me who is going to take my gun away from me. it makes me mad because i know nobody is try to take anybody's gun -- it is a smokescreen to scare the american people. that's all it is. can you name any time in history that guns have been taken away from us? host: you can talk a bit about the impact of the nra on capitol hill. a couple of democrats did not participate in the incident -- in that sit in. guest: the nra is one of the most influential advocacy groups in congress. as the color just mentioned -- haver just mentioned, they an extreme narrowly well organized not only fund-raising operation but also around -- also a ground game, a great ability to get her message out and spread it around. more -- inecome a part because of the membership of congress has changed, but they have become more partisan in their political gi