nobody could carry a concealed carry weapon in either one of those states. it recognizes the rights of all states. most states have place and time restrictions. my state of south dakota, for example, you can't carry in a place that serves alcohol, you can't carry on schools, you can't carry in courthouses. so to suggest that somebody is going to transport a whole bunch of guns -- which would be a violation of federal law to start with because there are laws against trafficking -- into an area of a statepublic school or someplace like that, these are just wild exaggerations and scare tactics that aren't based on any evidence. the evidence we have -- the data we all have suggests the contrary. mr. president, i yield such time to the gentleman from wyoming, as he may consume. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. today i rise in support of the thune amendment of the thune amendment to me is very straightforward. it does not restrict state concealed carry laws. it does not create a national concealed carry permi

cannot be carried. explicitly respect that state law by requiring that state laws concerning specific types of location in which firearms may not be carried must be followed by the visiting individual, and that's very, very important. so, finally, we absolutely protect and enshrine current federal law in terms of background checks and people with criminal problems or mental problems who cannot carry guns. so if under current law an individual is prohibited by current federal law from carrying a firearm, we absolutely protect and enshrine that. let me say that again. if under current federal law an individual is prohibited from carrying a gun, that is fully protected. mr. president, at the end of the day, this is really, again, a fundamental debate about what is the problem in terms of violent crime? is the problem really law-are abiding citizens who follow the -- is the problem really law-abiding citizens who follow the law and take all of the time and all of the trouble needed to get conceal carry perm

it simply allows citizens were able to carry in their home states to also carry and other states butonly if those other states have a concealed carry permits. then we also respect the law of those other states in terms of where guns can be carried in the red they cannot be carried so we explicitly respect of that state law by requiring that state laws concerning specific types of location in which farmers cannot be carried must be followed by then visiting individual and that is very important. so finally we absolutely protect and enshrined current federal law in terms of background checks and people with criminal problems or mental problems who cannot carry guns so if under current law individual is right for a federal law from carrying a firearm we absolutely protect and enshrine that. let me say that again -- and under current federal law and individual is prohibited from carrying a gun that is fully protected. mr. president at the end of the day this is really again in a fundamental debate about what is the problem in terms of violent crime. is the problem really law abiding citi

one of like to clarify as someone who holds a concealed carry permit me to carry does not allow anyone to purchase a firearm automatically. one still has to go to the entire process with a background checks as if he did not have a permit. illegal firearms sale my separate matter of this body to address. one that we clearly should be focusing on what they fall outside the parameters of this amendment. want the issue of gun usage in our country understandably divides me. we usually of the lines of those who believe any relaxation of gun laws will benefit from violent activity in worse is those who believe gun laws need to be modified to allow law-abiding people to defend themselves i have a great deal of emphasis with those who been the victims of gun violence and have worked with citizen groups as well as on governor in the aftermath of the virginia tech shootings to focus our approach it is significant improvements in the losses include a working to modify privacy laws which was the primary concern in the virginia tech shooting and improve in in some background check process and will c

the benefits of concealing and carry extent to more than just the individuals that carry the firearms. since criminals or on able to tell me is and who is not carrying a firearm by looking at a victim they are less likely to commit the crime when they feel they might come in direct contact with an individual who is armed. this deterrent mr. president still strong a department of justice study found 40% of felons hadn't committed crimes because they feared the perspective dictums were armed. additionally research shows nonrestrictive conceal and carry laws are passed only does it benefit those who are armed but also others are around them like children. in addition to the empirical evidence there are anecdotal stories as well. recently a truck driver from south dakota, a long-haul trucker ten years ago on a trip to atlanta stopped at a truck stop in georgia. he shared this story recently. it's a more dated story but a man suddenly jump on the hood of his truck, shows a gun and start demanding all the cash this driver has three working on instinct he pulled out a firearm he always keeps

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currently, 48 states do allow some sort of concealed carried weapons. the standards vary from state to state based on each state's law enforcement needs and challenges. but under this new idea, this amendment would permit a concealed carry permit from one state to simply override the rules in other states. if i get a permit in state "a" i can go to state "b," "c," "d" wherever i want to. and i don't think that in any way it matters how many guns one carries. understand this thoroughly, that despite your state's law on availability of concealed guns, congress would override it. congress says, no, no, we want the federal government to tell you what to do. that's really unusual because i think the presenter of this amendment is more often a states' rights person. but now he would like congress to be able to override states' laws and make your own state follow this mandate. and it would deprive your state from making its own decisions on the issue. your constituents would not be able to say, we don't want this to happen. in fact, this amendment would allow

then again, some people say if you're licensed to carry a concealed weapon, you should be able to carrysh, wherever you wish. but keep the comments coming. cnn.com/am fix. >> if you have a concealed weapons permit, should it be valid in every state? give us your thoughts online. >>> 4 minutes after the hour. >>> beautiful shot of the river today in new york city. it's partly cloudy, 71 degrees right now. it is going to be partly cloudy and 82 a little bit later but that will be much better than yesterday where it was just a total washout here in new york city. we've been getting a lot of rain. >> it was a terrible summer day. looks a lot better today. >>> rob marciano's tracking this all for us. my hubby was looking to see if we even broke a record. we were about 30 degrees cooler. >> the rain's gone, new york is greener than it normally would be this time of year. >> that's true. >> that's one way to look at it. >> it's been incredibly wet. new york has seen almost a foot of rain since june 1st. unusually wet summer, that's for sure. check out some these records. newport, arkansas, fiv

they left carrying several containers.police also searched murray's medical office in houston last week, you might recall. several of murray's former patients told affiliates he's a good doctor and they're not concerned about the scrutiny. >>> the city of oakland just imposed a tax on medical marijuana. a new state proposal would take it a step further. would broad legalization make the cash crunch go up in smoke? d >>> woman who made the 911 call who ignited a race debate breaks her silence. would she make the call again? landlords say a tenant's tweet ruined their reputation. but is it worth $50,000? what the tenant said in her rant. >>> if you like to tan in a tanning bed, getting that healthy glow may have unhealthy consequences. hln news and views. midweek. hi, everybody. i'm chuck roberts thanks for looking in. we have a story just in. james von brunn has been indicted for killing a guard at the national holocaust museum in washington, d.c. on june 10th authorities say von brunn carried a rifle into the museum and sh

they are in full body armor and carrying batons. some of them are carrying automatic weapons. >> a harry -- heavy military presence surrounding the neighborhood. but curfews have been lifted. the city is more peaceful than it has been in days, but it's still remains divided. >> the rest of the week's news, president obama said he wanted to reset relations with russia. this week he went to moscow for a two-day summit, where he tried to repair sites. his host acknowledged differences, but insisted there were smart to unite the country's then divide them. they pledged cuts to their nuclear arsenals. >> they welcome to barack and michelle, cozy and comfortable, with a few bodyguards. earlier amid the kremlin palace, the two presidents have agreed to slash their nuclear arsenals. >> we have taken a few steps forward to stop the spread of blue -- nuclear weapons. to reduce our own nuclear arsenal. the united states and russia must lead by example. >> president medvedev was even more effusive. our teams have done a fantastic job, and we ha

. >> reporter: guests fled in their bathrobes, parents carried their children, bystanders carried the wounded. luxury hotels patronized by westerners have become soft targets for terrorists. from islamabad and am man, to mumbai and jakarta. >> hotels by their very nature have to be accommodating. you can't make these hotels fortresses. you have to allow the flow of people and goods and vehicles. >> reporter: police say the bombers had checked into the marriott two days ago and put their bombs together in their room. after the explosions, a third bomb was found and diffused in the hotel. the main suspects: an al qaeda affiliate known as jemaah islamiyah which carried out a series of attacks between 2000 and 2005 against hotels and nightclubs across indonesia. their deadliest attack was 2002 bombings in bali that killed 202 people, most of them foreigners. but there have been no major terrorist attacks in four years and police thought they'd arrested most of its leaders. >> it resurrect it is question as to whether or not enough has been done to dismantle jemaah islamiyah. a couple of i

allowing people from concealed weapons states can carry their guns to states without concealed carryealed carry laws enjoy lower crime rates. >> new york's chuck schumer and other senators representing states with large urban areas say changing the law will put people in danger. >> if the thune amendment is adopted this vermonter would be free to stroll through central park or times square with a backpack full of guns. >> reporter: many democrats support gun rights including senate majority leader harry reid who said he will vote for the thune amendment. like many democrats who will vote yes on this amendment, harry reid is from nevada where there is a strong tradition of gun ownership and political consequences for bucking the will of gun rights supporters and the national rifle association. richelle, top republican and top democratic aides are expecting this amendment will pass. >> when will they get to decide? >> reporter: we will see the vote on this amendment tomorrow, richelle. >> you will keep us posted. brianna, we appreciate it. >>> so what do you think? all day almost all o

how angry i got. >> let's bring in pop culture expert, toure and carrie. >> carrie, i'm taken by theumber of friends i have when i explain what happened to attorney general holder to others, happened, they always seem surprise. i keep thinking, why are you surprised? but you know, as you hear these conversations about racial profiling, do you think it strikes particularly americans, white americans, as something hard to believe? >> i think it depends on who you know. i have spent the last ten years in urban areas, where i brush up against all type of people, ages, races, et cetera and you get a sense for people's experience and how different it can be from your own. lot of people live in areas where they may not have these conversations. they don't get a chance to have them they might not be as aware. >> the thing i was taken most by, i wonder if the president or the police officer or the professor is going to talk about, so many people are going out of their way to figure out what i could have done to legitimize this reaction. i'm frustrated by that, too. not that i think people sho

it would allow people to carry concealed weapons in any state as long as they're licensed to carry them in their home state. >> take a look at this sketch on your screen. this is a man police believe attacked a woman on the old doe minion trail last week. if you have any information, please call police. >>> topper looked outside and saw clouds and it's been so long i wasn't sure what was going on. >> clouds haven't produced much rain downtown, couple of sprinkles here, in st. mary's county, over 2 inches of rain. we'll keep showers in. comfortable in. mostly cloudy, lows in the 60s. even downtown we sthud dip into the upper 60s and winds tertheasterly at about 5 to0. 1 llesa,icture radar ininined, eg ryinthis hsoutso to north so from the 'sttom part of your seegn,nd a ndhtig ligct ayitiv around the metro area but heaviest activity hasnee bee southnd wes of town. erlive0oppl 900ndcty ivitwn ar 935ou s sow t frbuerndicksrg a aiv inshoinnt i serthountn charles county and activity in the panhandle toward cumberland. we'll talk about the prospect of showers and thunderstorms for much of this

they were prepared to die in the source of carrying out suicide bombings. the possibility existed that they would carry out the acts here. >> a security official said the boyd family tried to get into india two years ago. they were denied entry. the official didn't say why they were stopped. her family traveled to middle east for peaceful reasons, including praying for a son who had died in a car crash. she says her family is good and decent and had weapons because they enjoyed hunting and shooting. sabrina boyd says she has been in contact with her husband. >> i spoke to him, he seemed okay. he said they're innocent. the truth will come out and they're making a lot about nothing. and just for us to be strong because we know we're okay. we're innocent. we're just trying to be muslim in a country who is supposed to assure us our freedom of religion. >> neighbors expressed shock of the allegations saying the boyds were the nicest people and seemed very close. all the suspects will be in court tomorrow for a detention hearing. that's been reset for next week.

we're now 40 states that have rights to carry laws.ing missouri and michigan and oklahoma and tennessee. they already have this type of national law recognizing all permits. so we're going to keep coming back. the american public wants this law. they want to be able to protect themselves. and we'll be back. and i feel very positive about what happened today. >> well, let's talk about this. they say that they have votes in reserve. and that they -- that the vote, you know, they let some democrats who are on the hook go and vote with you guys to, you know, turn it up to 58-39. but you got 36 states of specific laws regarding gun permits. 31 states prohibit alcohol abusers from obtaining concealed permits, 35 states bar people convicted of certain misdemeanors from becoming gun owners. isn't the trend moving in the opposite direction? >> no, absolutely. as i said, i mean we started with three states on this. 40 states now have right to carry laws. every step of the way while the states enacted the laws we had to listen to the hysterical p

investigators spent three hours in the house and left carrying several containers. murray operated clinics in both las vegas and houston, but left those practices to work solely for jackson as his personal physician. he was being paid $150,000 a month for that service. murray apparently needed the money and reportedly has $435,000 in judgment and liens against him. his biggest problem at the moment may be he administered a dangerous drug, propofol, to michael jackson just before he died. >> we believe that propofol was one of the drugs in his system when he died. the autopsy report hasn't come out yet, we can't be definitive on that. the doctor did tell police that he administered this drug to jackson the morning before he died. so, they want to see if there are any records of how this doctor came in possession of it. are there lot numbers and purchase orders and did he have any correspondence with michael jackson. what phone calls did he make the morning of michael jackson's death. all these things so they can piece together a timeline of what happened and when. >>

still carry one.it's a variation of it >> you don't carry the -- not the duct taped wallet thing? >> it's embarrassing to admit it, dan. >> and yet you did. thank you, todd. >>> now, here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. there's buzz and kocontroversy over the film bruno. we finally get to see what got everyone talking. the r-rated comedy certainly raised eyebrows for its publicity alone. it's expected to bring in $30 million for the top spot. also opening is the high school comedy i love you beth cooper. it's targeting young females. reviews haven't been anything amazing. experts think it will be lucky get double digit millions. harry potter fans can't wait until wednesday. harry potter and the half blood prince will cast a spell on theaters. based on j.k. rolling's popular book series. for one night david arquette is giving up the cushy hollywood life. he's trying to raise a quarter million dollars to to feed the homeless by sleeping in a box over new york city's madison square

to carry out jihad outside the u.s. and that's the danger here. i think the reason why they wrapped up the case at this point was that they were thwarted in carrying out jihad overseas and the arsenal they collected a massive arsenal, they believe the u.s. was an infidel country that could be targeted. they all swore allegiance to martyrdom and they were to die in carrying out suicide bombings. therefore the possibility existed they were train in the united states and carry out attacks here. >> let me add an allegedly, steve. they've only been arrested at this stage. we'll see where this takes us. but r.p., we've seen these islamic radicals arrested across the country from new york to miami to portland now. how severe do you think the problem is? and are we -- to me, we in the media are very dismissive of this, we think these are just a bunch of whack jobs and we're not paying a whole lot of attention to it. are we making a huge mistake? >> the first is, what kind of threat from inside our own country? and the answer is that it's real, it's been a

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as you can see, these troops are carrying wooden clubs. not just here on the ground, in the air helicopters have been flying above all morning, patrolling the skies. let me show you some ordinary people here in urumqi this morning. ordinary chinese citizens were carrying clubs, but now they are not. they say they do not need these weapons because of the show force from the people's armed police and the riot police, arriving in such a large number. around the area there is a greater sense of security, tightened by the fact that the president is cutting short his trip to the g8, adding pressure to the authorities to get the city under their control. >> joining me from our shanghai offices, our correspondent, chris. i suppose that the return says it all, it must be seen as a huge crisis for him to do that. >> a huge embarrassment for him. he was due to spend thursday sitting around a table with the g8 liters, discussing matters of international importance, instead he is in beijing trying to work out how to deal with this. he has been ordering

more than 3,500 transplants were carried out last year, mainly kidney and liver. in 199 , more than 600 foreign nationals received organs from dead british donors. we don't have figures on how many paid for the operation. there's no evidence of queue jumping, but the report says the practice might stop people from becoming don't ors. he also wants such operations band. >> it's natural when we're giving something to give it to people that we know or to people who are close to home, people that we relate to, and the n.h.s. is a mutual society in the u.k., much loved by u.k. residents, and the principle of mutual health i think needs to be supported. >> the government agrees and plans to bring the new rules into force by october, though no one will be allowed to pay for an organ donated for free. >> this is world news today from bbc world news. i'm john -- jonathan charles. the war in afghanistan is claiming more casualties. a new report from the united nations says increased insurgent bombings and air streaks by international forces were the biggest killers. and the

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if they carry two copies they're ten times as likely.ya sakony got the worst news possible, a very high risk. her reaction? >> it is not depressing. it is a piece of information. i chose not to be depressed or react in a negative way. it's just how i am. >> reporter: dr. green says none of those in the first 162 people he tested had bad reactions. although he points out all were screened for any previous psychological problems. >> under those circumstances we found that there was no harm in providing this information. >> reporter: even if it was bad? >> even if it was bad. >> reporter: chris got good news but says if it were different he too would have been okay. >> so that was a relief. i was willing to accept the result. >> reporter: tonya says knowledge about her future empowers her as it may well help millions of others. robert bazell, nbc news, boston. >>> a strange thing happening right now in the heat of july here in new york, it sounds just like the holiday season. and it turns out to be those bells. the salvation army volunteer

several dozen white protesters, some carrying nazi flags. it's all because murderer charges against two men were dropped after someone else came forward and said he might have accidentally run ore the victim. >>> president obama is expected to make a big push for overhauling the health care system in his news conference tonight. some want him to weigh in more with details. the president has been putting more pressure on republicans. he's accusing them of trying to score political points instead of trying to fix the health care system. >> some will try to delay action until the special interest can kill it while others will simply focus on scoring political points. we've done that before. and we can choose to follow that play book again and then we'll never get over the goal line and we'll face an even greater crisis in the years to come. >> republicans say it would eventually lead to a takeover of health care. millions of people got to see the light show of a lifetime. the longest total eclipse of the sun. it lasted about five or six minutes

. >>> the senate today turned aside an effort to carry a gun. the measure would have made concealed carry gun permits valid in all states that allow them, not just in the gunowner's home state. 58 senators voted for the provision, which was strongly opposed by gun control groups. but 60 votes were needed to approve the amendment. abc's taemon bradley with details. >> reporter: by a narrow margin, the u.s. shut down a measure today that would have allowed people to carry concealed weapons across state line. >> state vote has a lot to do with states rights and the ability of law enforcement to set the safety standards for gun ownership and carrying a concealed weapon in their own state. >> reporter: 20 democrats, most from red states joined republicans in supporting the bill, it fell short by just two votes. republican senators dick lugar and george voinovich surprised nra allies by voting no. although close, democratic leaders said they would have made sure that the bill failed there is so much going on in a vote like this. they know what it's go

carry them with you.ut if you're having one of the long days, remember to take a moment to take off your shoes and stretch your toes, feet, and ankles. and never wear the same height heels or same pair two days in a row. mixing them cup prevent injury. >> i think it will give more you more strength and stability when you're walking in the heels. >> when you're wearing high heels, you need that for support. >>> she teaches most of the classes in new york but she is going to bring some classes to d.c. on a regularúj basis. >>> still ahead, forget the steaks, hamburgers, hotdogs. put pizza on the grill. >>> say cheese. what do you think of that orange brick of cled ar you see vacuum wrapped in the grocery? if that's your speed, you need to visit the cow girls. this summer as going green celebrat the summer of food, we want to look at the art of cheese that comes from small producers, often organic. cowgirl creamery brings the style of the old country to a shop in downtown d.c. >> reporter: it's a little sho

the senate came within two votes of passing senator john thune's bill to allow hunters to carry guns across state lines. 58-39. 20 democrats voted for it. this comes on the heels of the nation rifle association victory a couple of months ago which allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons in national parks. according to the brady campaign, in 2004, and gets murdered 73 people in the united kingdom and 11,344 people in the united states. we have a lot of people in the united states. >> and in britain, all of them die of bad teeth. [laughter] this will surprise you, but i would have voted against this. our gun culture is totally out of control. if you have a gun, don't travel. if you onto hang out in a bar in xas and use it, that is ok. but each state has its own conditions. urban states want less guns. you could be attacked by a moose, you never know, but it is not going to happen in manhattan. let's respect states' rights, federalism, and not impose on them a unified system. >> if you are in congress and you do not have a gun and no one in trouble, don't mess with the nra. >> this

if you really want to do it, and you really believe that anybody has to carry a gun, let them carry it in the senate office building and see how they react to that when some loony shows up with a pistol. >> after hearing all of this, i think i ought to be on the other side. keep it up, guys. >> the nra will come back with something else and they will get the votes that they want. this was a test vote. >> walter cronkite is gone. hard to believe that > . >> i feel so terrible about his death that i can hardly say anything. >> andy rooney of "60 minutes." they met in london, a young reporter is going on bombing raids in world war iii. walter cronkite seem like such an ordinary guy. why was he such a powerful fixture in american journalism? >> i think because he presided over and connected us in the great traumatic and glorious moments of that time. from the first time in american history, it began with the kennedy assassination, the moon shot. he had a sense of community in a continental nation. he was the one who did it. that is why he remains so strongly in our memory. >> he had a prog

gunmen attacked buses carrying religious pilgrims. five people are dead. that's just the latest in a string of attacks this week. 22 people died tuesday in a series of deadly bombings in baghdad and ramadi. 150 more were wounded. baghdad alone was rocked by at least seven explosions. several marketplaces were targeted, including one filled with day laborers. a bomb also went off near the entrance to the green zone, the home to key iraqi government offices and, of course, the u.s. embassy. >>> security concerns in iraq will be front and center at the white house today. president obama meets with iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki this afternoon. it is the first in a series of high-level meetings for the iraqi leader. our arwa damon is live now in baghdad today. arwa, good morning. what do we expect to come out of this meeting today? >> reporter: well, heidi, as you just mentioned, security most certainly will be amongst the main topics of discussion but also bearing in mind that everything here in iraq is interconnected. so the security situation is also d

. >> for several years, the hunt for bin laden has been carried out by unmanned drones, carrying missiles into pakistan's airspace. pakistan's government tacitly except these missile strikes. they will not accept american soldiers on the ground. the number of missile strikes is increasing. in 2007, three missile strikes by unmanned drones were reported. in 2008, there were as many as 34. in just the first few months of 2009, there were 16 reporting. the obama administration seems to be intensifying the program. >> the drone program has increased, and there's a sense that al qaeda needs to be carried or attacked constantly, and if pakistan does not want to do it, the united states needs to do it themselves. >> there is a risk. 10 alleged civilian casualties last year caused anger in pakistan. >> the white house sees this as a far from ideal strategy but in the absence of pakistan's help in the hunt for bin laden, it may be the only strategy they have. adam brooks, bbc news, washington. >> the first televised debate between candidates for the afghan presidency has been televised. it began 2

. >> they said this crime was carried out with precision. do we know anything about motive or how it was carried out? >> reporter: so far they are willing to say there was robbery as a motive for this. they say there is the possibility there were some other motives. they have not, however, been able to nail down or at least tell us they have any idea why this couple was murdered during this home invasion. they're willing to say this was a robbery motive. why were they killed? that still lingers and haunts this investigation. >> where are the kids, david? >> reporter: the kids are with family. i spoke to a family member who tells me the children are being well taken care of. they are being kept together, they are being maintained as a family and will be cared for in the future by family members. there were some provisions made, plans made in case something happened to the parents at some time. they are putting those plans into place to make sure these children are raised by their family and raised together. >> they say the motive might have b

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they made a stretcher out of tree branches and carried him down the mountain. >> when they were carrying me, not one of those scouts ever complained that i was too >>. huhhandsce rt. >> the scout master says he lost about 15 pounds after spending a couple of days in the hospital. he's now doing hufine and i bet he's pretty proud of what those young boy scouts learned and what they were able to do in a tough situation. >> they were well trained scouts. >> absolutely. good job. >>> weather-wise for us, it's been kind of rough in a few areas this evening. the interesting thing to me is there's no tornado watch in effect. >> okay. >> i just don't understand that. i'll say it again, i don't know why the storm prediction centering is not doing that because obviously the atmosphere is conducive to create the rotation the storms. let's start by taking l ak a . live doppr 00 in arniins effect at this me . ste ms that did prompt the warnings are stjuow nst crossin ute river out of virginia in nto hern maryland. we just have light rain around the city at the sopresent meti u ti the e onthe onthat p

powerful national rifle association wanted to see a change if a gun owner had the proper permit to carry a concealed weapon in his home state he could go to another state and the original license would be recognized. now the majority of the senate did back this idea including 20 democrats, but it failed because it fell short of the necessary 60 votes. it was interesting to watch how this gun issue really split democrats. now those who have home states with big cities, came out against this, with a lot of force. they argued there is too much gun violence already and any change would simply be dangerous. democrats who live in places out west or in rural areas, sided with republicans and supported expanding conceal and carry laws. now 48 states already allow this, only wisconsin, illinois, and here in the district of columbia is there no license to carry a concealed weapon. brian. >>> kelly o'donnell with the story from the hill for us tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> tonight a dramatic change to report along the u.s. border with mexico. in recent years it has been a wild west of illegal immigra

but clearly that person did not carry that part through.eillance video is going to be so key to investigators putting this all together, right? >> yeah, it really is. and any home surveillance system is who answers the alarm if it goes off and who puts the alarm in. every so often you hear these stories of an alarm company person being involved in a crime like this, because he or she has the ability to shut that alarm off from a remote location. whoever that person was, whoever that eighth or ninth conspirator was, it looks like didn't do their job. and that gave us these videos that really helped us solve the crime. >> had they not had this video do you think they would have gotten away with murder? >> no, i don't think so. you've got a gang of eight misfits who are going to go out and tell their girlfriends, their wives, their husbands, people in a bar. somebody would have talked within a week. i mean the only way to keep a secret is to do it yourself and tell no one. when you get this wanna-be a-team gang, you know, they think they're mr

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a third person has died from injuries he sustained when a truck carries fireworks blue apart.he workers were unloading the fireworks for a fourth of july display when the truck exploded. they were part of a crew setting up for a show. they are looking into what caused the explosion. >>> a lightning strike killed one man and injured more than a dozen in florida. the crowd was celebrating the fourth of july. a witness said the lightning came out of nowhere. >> there was no rain at the time. a few clouds moving in the area according to the preliminary information we received. but nothing at all would indicate to them that it was a danger. and as a result, one man died. >> the injured people all had nonlife threatening injuries. officials searched the area to find out where exactly the lightning hit. >>> a packed pedestrian kbrige collapsed. several people had to be rescued from the water. searchcy officials and a rescue drive team showed up to help. and they shined lights on the water. the 90-foot suspension bridge was very overcrowded. >>> right now, more than 1 million fans who

, it is job creation, gaining access to natural resources. -- carrying out live as they have for years. for the miners, it is about job creation. they say they will limit any environmental impact and re- house and the people displaced. the jobs will bring much-needed development to the region. to the tribe, this matter as little. they believe gods reside in the surrounding hills and mountains -- to the trot, this matters little -- to the tribe. the tribal people have found support from sun groups -- from some groups, including some celebrities like bianca jagger. critics of the company have had some success. recently, an investment fund sold holdings, but it is not clear how much the critics will get at the shareholder meeting. bbc news, mumbai. >> this is "bbc world news," and these are the headlines so far. in south africa, services are crippled as a local government workers strike for higher pay. the u.s. defense secretary goes to israel to revive the peace process. there are talks about the nuclear ambitions of iran. a change in the approach to afghanistan. secretary gates says it