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there have been a lot of nicks this year. >> reporter: every morning buckley walks this path near the fire command center. it's a memorial with plaques honoring the fallen. >> i think about these people and what they go through, and the stress they felt. and it kind of diminishes the stress i feel sitting in a comfortable office making decisions. >> reporter: the decisions that can save towns and countless homes but sometimes at a huge cost. chris martinez, cbs news, boise. >> glor: coming up here, the desperate search for a whale in distress.ome protein to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear, it's only a half gallon. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. all in 160 calories. ensure. take life in. it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love you

there have been a lot of nicks this year. >> reporter: every morning buckley walks this path near theire command center. it's a memorial with plaques honoring the fallen. >> i think about these people and what they go through, and the stress they felt. and it kind of diminishes the stress i feel sitting in a comfortable office making decisions. >> reporter: the decisions that can save towns and countless homes but sometimes at a huge cost. chris martinez, cbs news, boise. >> glor: the search is under way for a whale in distress. and, tom brady talks deflategate in person when the "cbs evening news" continues. news" continues. in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on aches and pains than advil. not tylenol. not aleve. nothing. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. to breathe with copd?ow hard it can be it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden s

. >> buckley was writing why don't you give up on democrats i was one of those wanted to save soul ofant conservative element which the magazine really was. >> krauthammer fired off a letter to buckley write reagan had quote a lot to answer for on foreign policy, and his domestic policy was far worst quote the catalog of sins we believe the president committed is too long to rekapit late here krauthammer tells me he private wanted real estatingon to beat his old boss mondale. >> i worked for mondale in 1980. i liked him and had respect for him and as a personal matter, there is kind of of a matter of honor, i didn't want to vote against a man for whom i had respect and affection. >> so you have a vote reagan or mondale. >> the only presidential election, where i left that line blank. >> left it blank. >> but if i had been you know the swing vote, i would have obviously had voted for reagan. >> a turning point in krauthammer's the recognition to the political right. >> after the election iwrote something the reagan defense attorney. >> a "time" magazine column, and it was provocative,

let me give some love to of a buckley.ot only is he the chair of the new hampshire democratic party, but he is also a leader of leaders, as i like to call him, the president of the association of states, and one of our dnc vice chairs. ray's work has helped to strengthen the democratic parties in all 50 states and puts our party in a position to win elections up and down the ballots all across the country. soe than a collie, i'm fortunate to call ray buckley a friend. he has always had my back, and i will always have his. .hank you so much, r really, you do such a fantastic job. [applause] i would also like to recognize our hard looking dnc members from new hampshire. william shaheen, joann, kathy sullivan, martha, i know we have a number of other members from across the region. welcome and thank you so much for the work that you do every single day for our party. [applause] course, thank you to each and every one of you, and especially for coming out today to make this the largest political convention in granite state his

worked for a certain period of time, then were chipped away by supreme court decisions first with buckley versus vallejo and then most recently with citizens united has left us this campaign finance system in which you have to spend and raise too much money to run for office. you have to spend too much time doing it. i mean each and every single taxpayer employs me and pays my salary. each of us as taxpayers pay for all 535 members of congress. i would much rather the persons whether it is the most conservative member or the most liberal member work on legislation and policy and not have to spend so much time to raise money to run for office. but in a system we have in the u.s. that does not have public financing of elections since they are privately financed, that's what has to happen. also, when i was referencing the campaign system right now makes no sense and is broken, we have right now a system in which the individual who is running for office is capped in terms of the amount of contributions he can receive from one individual or entity. but then some outside group can spend million

the father of lance corporal gregly buckley jr.son told him about a disturbing discovery and his fellow marines made in the barak of afghan police commanders. >> the little boys, you know, ages from 8 to 13, 14, were underneath the covers think rp cries, they weren't happy being abused by four other older men. told superiors, another soldier and marine to back out of the barracks and leave them alone. >> mr. buckley says his son was told by u.s. military superiors to ignore the abuse he saw. pentagon denies having a policy that direct any military members of her military to ignore human rights abuses. there might be official policy nod and wink to look the other way because allies committing this abuse that's just as bad. our military leaders should speak out about human rights violations, especially when committed by our alloys. stick hands in the sand is not moral courage and sends a terrible message to our young troops and to the world. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thank you for being with us tonight. see you tomorr

so i'm going to bring in boston herald sports columnist steve buckley.he season, we're one game in, we already have another gate to talk about today. what's your thought about what has been said so far? >> well, a couple of things. number one, this is the residue from spygate back in 2007. i came down very hard on the patriots back in '07. i thought that they should have been punished more so than they were, but they were punished and we move on. i think they've been paying for that ever since. for tomlin to blame headsets on bill belichick is if the patriots, this much removed from deflategate, would, in the first quarter of the first game of the season engineer trickery to rob the steelers of getting signals from up in the press box is ludicrous. >> does this happen, though? does this happen? >> it happens everywhere, yes. and it has happened in the past here. but if you watch the game and you see how confused the steelers were, that had nothing to do with headphones. it was an issue, it was an nfl issue, and again, i find myself in the unusual positio

it was a great opportunity to be a william f bell we -- william at buckley fellow. they wanted to start something for journalists in the magazine. i was the inaugural buckley fellow. i read "washington post.." i was in my early 20's. i knew i did not really have the interest in writing a column or being in editorialist and it was not my thing. you just have to know yourself. i never aspired to be some sort of big columnist. i said to rich lowry, editor of "national review," can i cover politics? at the time, it was more colorful, and i wanted to do straight reporting. i look at it as a tricky magazine. if you are working at "car and driver," it does not mean you are in the puppy car industry. you are -- are in love with the car industry. cars for car lovers. when i was at ation review," i republicang for inside baseball stuff. i think the washington post recognize i never wrote a column or editorial. i was a reporter at a trade magazine. brian: how old were you in 1992? robert: six or seven. brian: i want to show you on the screen a poll that was taken in the middle

buchanan gregory joseph buck dennis buckley nancy clare bueche patrick joseph buhse john edwards bulaga, jr. stephen bunin matthew j. burke thomas daniel burke william francis burke, jr. donald j. burns kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside irina buslo milton g. bustillo thomas m. butler patrick byrne timothy g. byrne jesus neptali cabezas lillian caceres brian joseph cachia steven dennis cafiero, jr. >> and to my brother, michael. michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you are not thought about. you were in our prayers. we know you're up there watching over us and you are deathly proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up. we miss you everyday. >> and my father, firefighter michael j. lyons. i think about you every day and it's really hard to go on without you. we love and miss you. richard m. caggiano cecile marella caguicla michael john cahill scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george cain salvatore b. calabro joseph calandrillo philip v. calcagno edward calderon kenneth marcus caldwell dominick enrico calia felix calixte frank callahan liam

brian buckley on a help set up her private server in 2009. the house committee subpoenaed him for the investigation on the obama administration response to the benghazi attack because that includes clinton's use of her private e-mail server. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina on the issue. >> there's no doubt there's an issue and she's been exchanging classified information over her personal device. there is no doubt that they are tens of thousands of deleted e-mail she didn't want us to see. train for in the meantime, jake sullivan who helped lay the groundwork now serves a top foreign policy adviser in the clinton campaign will be interviewed by the committee tomorrow. nicole: are you ready for trump news. presidential front runner donald trump will hold a news conference this afternoon. estimates of the republican national committee today, the rnc has been asking candidates to pledge they would not run as an independent candidate. meanwhile, another gop contender ted cruz speaking about a plan to answer iran's deal with tron.

buckley fellow of the national review. >> we stayed up late to watch the debate. who is the winner off tn the economy? that's such an important issue in the polls right now. >> without a doubt carly fiorina. >> she came knowing her stats, her facts. she understands how government works, she understands where spending is, she has a plan. she got us the details. not one person on stage could debate her on the economy. >> she has a lot of experience running companies. >> i think carly did a good job but i am going to say bush because the expectations were high here. very high for him. he had a lot to lose. i think he performed well on this issue. his closing statement was very strong. he sounded executive. >> loser when it comes to the economy. >> you choose carson. >> without a doubt. he didn't come prepared. he didn't bring his a game. he had the most to lose in this debate because he was surging in the polls. this was an opportunity to speak to the general audience to move to a moderate demographic at east in the room in california. he didn't have facts or figures

talking with paul buckley, we're hearing as many as 200 people have been part of this process.hrough 120 pages of music, to get up to speed, making it perfect. they were out here yesterday rehearsing these moments because they want it to be sacred and exact. >> reporter: i can't imagine anything performed in this church would not have a certain perfection to it. you know, it seems like it's one of the mac daddy churches for the catholics, correct? >> this is, as we've been hearing repeatedly over the last few days, the largest catholic church in the united states. we consider it a national shrine, america's catholic church. it's for the country. whenever we worship here, it's really worship at its highest standards. >> reporter: now, is the whole congregation participating in this response, or just the choir? >> no, this response is for the whole congregation. ♪ >> reporter: very haunting. do you find it haunting? it's almost like a meditation, when you're repeating a series of sounds over and over again, it kind of lulls you into another state of consciousness, perhaps. >> i t

gregory buckley sr. and his attorney michael bowie go "on the record." i never know what to say to it a parent of a child who has died and worst of all, died in uniform trying to protect the rest are of us. so i must say, you know, my condolences to you, sir. >> thank you. greg? what happened? >> well, greg went over there when he was 20 in april. and after being there for a couple of months, i started getting phone calls in the middle of the night from him he just told me that he just didn't feel safe on his base. and he was going to be murdered on his base, and, of course, no father wants to hear something like that as time went on worse and worse. he couldn't sleep. he said these people are not right. we are here to help them they don't want our help. they keep on arguing with me at night telling us they don't want us here. greg had a disagreement with one with one of his superiors that was it the next day he had to apologize even though he didn't do anything wrong did he ever tell you about sexual abuse. >> yeah. he came in the middle of july with 9

you think about it that way. >> greg buckley, thank you so much. i'm so sorry.reciate you coming on and sharing your truth. it's important to get your story and your son's story out there. i appreciate it. >>> quick break, we'll be right back. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second...boom, you had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and...boom, you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken up? liberty mutual's new car replacement will pay for the entire value of your car, plus depreciation. call and for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch to liberty mutual insurance and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> looking at politics

. >> william buckley says that he would rather be governed by the first 10 names in the phone book ratheran harvard. how does this intersect with your pieces of geography? >> this is good for me if they all go to harvard law school. i have three former students that are senators now, ms. kunz, cory booker, and so it's good for me, but it's not good for the country. and it's not good for the country because i think that there is too narrow of a mentorship pattern. and i believe in diversity and geographic diversity and that every part of the country has something to contribute. i believe in for similar reasons and it turns out that there are more than two good schools in america. and so i do actually. >> you do say that the justices resurrect themselves -- >> there so many ways to geographically selective. one way is that its north and south in the same states that voted for lincoln basically voted for another tall and skinny constitution lawyer from illinois who gave a speech writer about race. right here on this stage in the same states that voted against reagan voted against that indivi

that's evidenced by what captain dan quinn and sergeant charles buckley, what happened to them.by the young corporal that lost his life when one of the boys was being abused and killed him and god bless them and his father for stepping up and saying something. this story has been waiting in the depths to come out. people are wondering what the hell are we doing in afghanistan if that's a culture we're trying to save from the taliban. >> i'm aghast because i know there's not one soldier that would find this acceptable. if it wasn't a written law, was it an unwritten rule that your career will blow up if in fact you say anything? >> yes. >> sean -- >> making -- >> colonel hunt, go ahead. >> the point bill and i are making, yeah, it's unwritten, but there's no policy to prevent. look, we took over these countries and trained their military, their police and their government. and what happened in this particular case was on a u.s. military compound. we're complicit in this. and the fact of a chain of command starting with a four-star general wants to say there's no policy to prevent

buck >> dennis buckley >> nancy clare bueche >> patrick joseph buhse >> john edward bulaga jr. >> stephen bruce bunin >> matthew j. burke >> thomas daniel burke >> william francis burke jr. >> charles f. burlinggame, iii. >> thomas burnett jr. >> donald j. burns >> kathleen anne burns >> keith james burns >> john patrick burnside >> irina buslo >> milton g. bustillo >> thomas m. butler >> patrick dennis byrne >> timothy g. byrne >> daniel m. cavalero. >> jesus neptali cabezas >> lillian caceres >> brian joseph cachia >> steven dennis cafiero jr. >> and to my brother, michael whitenstein, michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you're not thought about. you're in our prayers. we know you're up there watching over us and you're definitely proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up and they share some of the qualities that you left us with. and we miss you every day. >> and my father firefighter michael j. lyons. i think about you every day and it's really hard to go on without you. we love and miss you. >> richard michael caggiano >> cecile marella caguicla >> john brett cahil

there are some buckley conservatives who want to elect the most conservative republican who is electableey're gravitating towards fiorina and rubio right now. you have the center, moderate right. ca kasich, christie and bush. then you have the unique people who are like for rand paul or for one of the -- george pataki or one of the unique boutique candidates. they're all interesting, they're all moving around. but donald trump is still number one. and someone is going to have to beat him. maybe that someone is carly. maybe it's marco rubio. maybe it's ted cruz. but it's not going to be over anytime soon. we'll have one candidate by july, and that candidate will be better positioned to lead than hillary or joe biden. >> it's true that can have's numbers are way up. hugh hewitt, thank you. appreciate it. >>> dr. ben carson seems to be changing his tune on muslims. but is this the good-bye moment for him. >>> coming to america, the pope's first ever visit here. why he may not be as liberal as some think. theno one surface...out there. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every

buckley supported a public service for--young people who are 18. i think when you're part of the risk, you're gonna be part of the solution. our founding fathers did not want a professional army. they were very explicit about this. they called it-- we did not want a standing army. and the moment we get awe and a tiny number of people go to fight when they shouldn't be sent to fight because "they're a professional army" doing their job--the moment we have that awe, we surrender to that kind of militarization of our foreign policy. and having been in the army, i can assure you that when you're in the army, navy, air force, or marines, you don't have awe of those people when you get out, because you know too much. >> second question, what are the most important questions you would ask the presidential candidates in the next debate? >> how will you shift power from the few to the many in ways that make it very easy for people to band together as consumers, as workers into democratic trade unions, as small taxpayer groups, and as communities who are bei

the buckley versus vallejo and companies can spend millions now to unseat you.that's changed everything. i think it's most unfortunate but that's my personal opinion. >> i would tie that to what colleen said earlier about the balance and the legislative role and the representational role, which, you know, if you have to spend more time doing that than you're spending -- there's only a certain amount of hours in a day, maybe less time on oversight or something else. >> phil back there and then come over here. >> hi. phil wollack from brookings. i may be being obtuse here but can you talk more about this what you mean when you say the representational function? it seems like you're talking about some combination of constituent service and sort of feeling like you're there to the constituents who want you to be there. but when i think about representation and sort of representation to what end in what context, and so i guess i just be curious to know how that compares in taking the long view, what representation looked like a hundred years ago or fifty years ago an

this is from gregory buckley, sr., father after marine killed while he was working out.horts and tank top at time, working out and a young person walked in and shot him, point-blank. and his father says, that he told him, at night we can hear them screaming but we're not allowed to do anything about it. and father goes on to say, my son said his officers told him to look the other way because it is their culture. i mean, you know, what do you think of this? war is an ugly situation, and obviously in this case we're dealing with people who are just medieval in their behavior. >> it is. martha: just appalling. >> it is biblical times many cases with ak-47s and cell phones. reality in this particular case someone alerted these marines to the terrible things this commander had done who kept the boys. nothing was done about it. this marine was killed. they're in the middle of a lawsuit. you want to believe, we're there for the right reasons. you want to believe those we're partnering with have best of intentions. sometimes they exploit their new elevated status to have the at

jeff buckley, his senior housing advisor and all of the mayor, housing staff and planning staff including sophie hayward and everybody else who participated in these working groups. the second item i'm introducing today is something i mentioned earlier in the summer. that is around our gun control legislation and policies here in san francisco. easy access, obviously, two firearms continuing to be a contributing factor to senseless violence. not only here in san francisco but across our country. even though we have some of the toughest gun laws, there still remains more we can do in terms of public safety. there are gaps in our federal and state legislation that san francisco has yet to address, that a number of other counties in san francisco have already taken advantage of. that's why today i'm introducing legislation that would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales in san francisco. and require all stores transfer to the san francisco police department. i want to thank supervisor cohen who's been a strong leader in proposing gun control reforms. it is intended to fil

jeff buckley, his senior housing advisor and all of the mayor, housing staff and planning staff including sophie hayward and everybody else who participated in these working groups. the second item i'm introducing today is something i mentioned earlier in the summer. that is around our gun control legislation and policies here in san francisco. easy access, obviously, two firearms continuing to be a contributing factor to senseless violence. not only here in san francisco but across our country. even though we have some of the toughest gun laws, there still remains more we can do in terms of public safety. there are gaps in our federal and state legislation that san francisco has yet to address, that a number of other counties in san francisco have already taken advantage of. that's why today i'm introducing legislation that would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales in san francisco. and require all stores transfer to the san francisco police department. i want to thank supervisor cohen who's been a strong leader in proposing gun control reforms. it is intended to fil

this happened during the iranian history situation where william buckley and the station chief and general higgins were killed. we did take some actions. unfortunately, they violated the policy that mark talked about and ollie north made the deal of trying to trade missiles to iran for the hostages. and was told every time one hostage was released another one would be taken what our colleague called a hostage bank. there was that dilemma that we faced, perhaps, in a lower key area than right now. because, you know, there wasn't quite the video of beheadings, et cetera. that was a dilemma we did face. unfortunately, i think we made the wrong choices there by making deals which encouraged al qaeda to think americans were patsies and could be rolled. which gets back to part of the dilemma that you very eloquently laid out, counterterrorism -- hostage situations is a classic case of the short term gain versus the long term. you can solve the short term problem but create long term problems down the road. where is the dividing line. it's not always easy. i would raise a question to you all, one

embassy an consulate. 1982 to 1992, lieutenant william buckley, the c.i.a. station chief is tortured and brutally murder in the third degreered. david anderson a reporter of great renown was captured and held for seven years. american university president david dodd was capture and held for a year. 1983, the u.s. embassy in bay rut is bombed, murdering 63, 17 of them americans. the entire c.i.a. middle east contingent is reportedly murdered. the entire operation was directed by hezbollah and financed by iran. october 23, the united states marine barracks in beirut was destroyed by the largest nonnuclear explosion detonated on earth by the hand of an iranian terrorist. 241 united states marines are slaughtered and 100 are wounded. during the same attack, the french baraks are destroyed by another iranian terrorist bomb that murders 58 french paratroopers. december 12, 1983, the u.s. embassy in kuwait was bombed by iranian terrorists from iranian backed hezbollah, murdering five and wounded 86. 17 members of the dawa are captured and arrested in connection. ir

andy mcguire and raymond buckley, thanks for your time. >> thank you, thomas. >>> so we want to moveing news coming out of southern california and san diego. eight high schools on lockdown today after receiving phone threats about a potential shooting in certain locations. now, other threats referred to a potential device on campus. a spokesperson for san diego police says that all children are safe. students are all safe. so now we've got this video coming in showing students being evacuated. and officials say the calls came in at 9:30 pacific time and police have been spotted on the scene at several of the eight schools. this happening in san diego. eight high schools on lockdown after getting these early morning phone call threats about a potential shooting and then other threats referring to potential devices left on campus. we'll get more developments, more detail and bring them to you right here. i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ if you struggle you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a differ

jeff buckley, his senior housing advisor and all of the mayor, housing staff and planning staff including sophie hayward and everybody else who participated in these working groups. the second item i'm introducing today is something i mentioned earlier in the summer. that is around our gun control legislation and policies here in san francisco. easy access, obviously, two firearms continuing to be a contributing factor to senseless violence. not only here in san francisco but across our country. even though we have some of the toughest gun laws, there still remains more we can do in terms of public safety. there are gaps in our federal and state legislation that san francisco has yet to address, that a number of other counties in san francisco have already taken advantage of. that's why today i'm introducing legislation that would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales in san francisco. and require all stores transfer to the san francisco police department. i want to thank supervisor cohen who's been a strong leader in proposing gun control reforms. it is intended to fil

jeff buckley, his senior housing advisor and all of the mayor, housing staff and planning staff including who participated in these working groups. the second item i'm introducing today is something i mentioned earlier in the summer. that is around our gun control legislation and policies here in san francisco. easy access, obvio,

. >> bill buckley. >> and hillary rodham clinton. >> ask you about immigration.he fedex like plan. i know what you meant. can you explain a little more how that would work? >> we don't need to put labels on people, okay. >> thank god. >> we don't have to put a bar code on you. i had someone on another network who asked me if i was going to put a chip on people. here are your chips. we have ten of them. we should use biometrics for people who are admitted to the united states. give a thumb print. it should go on a separate database, and folks should have to when they access services here give their thumbprint. if you overstayed your visa. it's not an immigrant. they're not immigrants. they're coming here to visa. hence, a visa. when you visit, you're supposed to leave eventually. that's what you're eventually supposed to do. >> i have had guests who don't. >> that's right. what do you do? you kick them out? stay for a period of time. we love having you. come and visit, and then go home. the fact we have liberals in this countries and others who say this is so awfu

buckley, and forget the politics, but the story of the site of the man juggling balls at the altar withuld be directly or indirectly reflected to the corporate world of mercy, and that is give the drin okay the thirsty and visit the imprisoned and counsel the doubtful, and still do work everyday and do it in a simple and concrete way and not abstraction, but do it, do it, and that is going to change your life if you start to do it. >> and we all have, kathy, relatives and extended family members, and there are options here, when people are old, and you call them up, and you e-mail them and come see them, and i'm not preaching. and i never preach morally, ever, but i don't do that, but that is the options there. >> and i think that what pope francis has done, and chris, i went through the jesuit university, too, like you. >> where did yo go? >> the university of scranton. >> father mcshane. >> yes. and i loved the jesuit groups, and it is with this pope and the interview with "american magazine" when it inspired me to get a little bit deeper into the jesuit spirituality than i have, but

jeff buckley, his senior housing advisor and all of the mayor, housing staff and planning staff includingy else who participated in these working groups. the second item i'm introducing today is something i mentioned earlier in the summer. that is around our gun control legislation and policies here in san francisco. easy access, obviously, two firearms continuing to be a contributing factor to senseless violence. not only here in san francisco but across our country. even though we have some of the toughest gun laws, there still remains more we can do in terms of public safety. there are gaps in our federal and state legislation that san francisco has yet to address, that a number of other counties in san francisco have already taken advantage of. that's why today i'm introducing legislation that would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales in san francisco. and require all stores transfer to the san francisco police department. i want to thank supervisor cohen who's been a strong leader in proposing gun control reforms. it is intended to fill the gaps that exist at the

jeff buckley, his senior housing advisor and all of the mayor, housing staff and planning staff including sophie hayward and everybody else who participated in these working groups. the second item i'm introducing today is something i mentioned earlier in the summer. that is around our gun control legislation and policies here in san francisco. easy access, obviously, two firearms continuing to be a contributing factor to senseless violence. not only here in san francisco but across our country. even though we have some of the toughest gun laws, there still remains more we can do in terms of public safety. there are gaps in our federal and state legislation that san francisco has yet to address, that a number of other counties in san francisco have already taken advantage of. that's why today i'm introducing legislation that would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales in san francisco. and require all stores transfer to the san francisco police department. i want to thank supervisor cohen who's been a strong leader in proposing gun control reforms. it is intended to fil