if you are allowed to carry a handgun in wyoming, you can carry it on any street in america. >> i think the aim of this bill is to simply allow responsibly- armed americans to be able to travel and-- and-- and continue to defend their families. >> and carry concealed firearms? >> and carry concealed firearms. >> anywhere? >> yes. >> i think it would be a disaster for new york city. and, i think, for major cities around the country. >> grigory rodchenkov is waiting for a bullet. in 2015, he escaped to the united states, carrying the files of russia's doping program. he asked us to disguise his appearance. >> there is information that my life in jeopardy. >> is it the kremlin that wants to kill you? >> kremlin wants me to stop talking. >> vladimir putin wants you to stop talking? >> yes. >> and people who cross vladimir putin often die of mysterious circumstances? >> yes, yes. even on u.s. soil. >> we want to be counted! >> democratic senator kirsten gillibrand has become one of the most prominent political faces of the "me-too" movement. she has called out president trump for alleged sex

determine whether someone was legally carrying or not. >> right now we have a good idea of who's carrying guns. if this law passes all bets are off. anybody could come into new york city from any state and carry a weapon. >> i wouldn't presume to tell the residents of west virginia what their gun laws should be. they've figured out what they want there. but i don't think they or congress should be having west virginia's laws put on new york city. >> the people who are strongest against this bill are law enforcement. >> reporter: vance and o'neil have established a formidable coalition of prosecutors and police chiefs from nearly every big city in america to lobby senators to keep the concealed carry reciprocity act from becoming law. >> representative hudson, there's huge opposition to this bill among police departments in major cities in the united states. houston, tucson he, metropolitan d.c., boston, new york city, baltimore, seattle. these are all cities where the chief of police has come out against this law. there are more if you want me to read more. >> sure. >> how do you explain

if you get a permit to carry a gun in your home state, you could carry that gun across state lines ande in the nation. steve kroft has the story for "60 minutes." >> reporter: this is the handgun counter at van's sporting goods outside jackson, mississippi, a state with the fourth highest gun fatality rate in the country and some of the weakest gun laws. >> these are good for ankles, hip, or inside the pocket. >> reporter: pretty much anyone 18 years of age and not a convicted felon can carry one of these concealed weapons here. in their pocket, their pants, or their purse. for self-defense against muggers, carjackers, and other assailants. >> you need it, it's ready to go. >> reporter: if the concealed carry reciprocity act becomes law, they'll be able to carry them legally across state lines and onto the streets of any city in america. >> i think the aim of this bill is to simply allow responsibly armed americans to be able to travel and continue to defend their families. >> and carry concealed firearms. >> and carry concealed firearms. >> anywhere. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: tim schm

you do a concealed carry permit.applause] and this would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards. if they thought, like if this guy thought that other people would be shooting bullets back at him, he would not have gone to that school. he would not have gone there. host: michael is on the line from newark, new jersey, a teacher. what do you think about the proposal to encourage some teachers to carry concealed weapons? caller: i do not really think it is a good idea. i think these people who come into the schools would not really care if a teacher or multiple teachers had guns. i think it is more of a mental health issue, so i think it will kind of increase the fire going back and forth. it does not really make much sense. host: if you were offered a trainingr example, or in firearm use, do you think you might consider at all taking a gun into the school? caller: no, because i would not trust myself enough, no matter how much training i had, to keep -- a, to be ready at all times and b, to n

license in their state can carry in any state so people from easy carry states like yours could show up armed here in d.c. or in my state rhode island where it is real tough to get a carry permit what is your take on that idea. i think it's an insane proposal that means someone let's say from my state or alabama or mississippi with a gun was maybe even more lax. can be using reciprocity to go back to newtown connecticut where there was the massacre of all those little you know first graders and so forth it's ridiculous i think they'll be a constitutional problem with that because i think a state has the ability to control what goes on within its own borders it might affect the commerce clause a lot of different things i think they'll be severe constitutional problems with that and will be tested in the courts but it's a very bad bill suddenly that the timing is really bad it's just good states let's say like connecticut or new york or other places be forced to have regulations put upon them by states as you said that are lax. president barack obama might have been the best thing that

please give a warm welcome to carry lightfoot.applause] my partner in crime to my left is willis lee, retired army lieutenant colonel. willis is the president of the national republican -- republican assembly. he is the cochairman of the second amendment coalition, former state chairman and current rnc member, founder of the rnc conservative caucus. ranger, retired army combat veteran, west point graduate with degrees. willis: went to fast. niger: engineering, public administration. . had to cut his bio a lot more than this. of all his a compass meant i think willis is most proud of his wife and -- his accomplishments i think willis is most proud of his wife and the lutheran church. welcome, willis lee. [applause] right, graham, let's get started with you. did ak emma and dick wonderful job. they said the heller decision, or dick said what they won or emma said what they won was the right to keep, but as we all know, the second amendment says keep and bear arms. important distinction. talk about that. graham: thank you for having

i said you have constitutional carry there. his response was well, why would you want a piece of paper from the government to own a firearm? and i think that's it. that was beautiful. >> thank you for showing us how any american can fight for our individual rights, take it all the way. when the government oversteps our rights, constitutional or individual rights, one man can make a difference. >> one person out there, every single one of you can do something. and it will build a ladder. keep it up. >> love it. thank you. thank you. . >> hello there. thank you all for coming out. is this not the best cpac ever? all right. let's get started. after the last panel, i think emma and dick set it up quite nicely for us. i'm actually going to go to graham hill first before we ask him some questions, let me tell you who he is. he was born and raised hunting and shooting in texas. i said texas. where he remains an active hunter and shooter with his three boys and his wife. active shooting sports competitor, three gun idpa and managing pa

syria says it's shot at an israeli fighter jets offense as israel carries a airstrikes in syria to find out if this means a new escalation of the war in syria. the world's biggest street party gets underway in brazil. party goers in rio aren't letting the poor economy spoil carnival celebrations we'll tell you and why this woman is set to become and make a song about history this year. i'm honored on a welcome north korean leader kim jong un has invited south korean president to pyongyang it would be the first meeting of korean majors in more than a decade says the earliest days sr has responded to the invites with a call for both sides to build the conditions needed for the business. oh more on this now when it crossed over to our correspondent jason strawberry who is near the site of the olympics thing going on in south korea hey jason how significant is this invitation by the north korean leader kim jong un are we going to have peace by the end of the olympic games. that would be very optimistic but it certainly would be significant if president moon makes that trip up the pyongyang

to go back to the case of carrie of being pay less.ocedure has found, i accept the role and i'm sorry about that. that was a big failure of management, within a? the systems were not in place to deal with that. no,... are you saying no it wasn't a failure. what i'm saying is that for me management has about learning and listening. things are never right, that is why we are processing performed in pain condition, terms and conditions, two years ago, james hardie at the same time also looked at this whole issue of top talent page news because we knew we had things to get right. it has taken a long time and as is committee heard today, these are very competent issues. but don't underestimate our desire to get this right. the bbc director general, tony hall. finally, mps were all over twitter during questions and not in the usual way. a robin have found its way into the chamber and swooped across the ceiling during welsh questions at the start of the day. half an hour later, it was still roosting in the chamber during prime minister questi

to go back to the case of carrie, she was being paid less. procedure has found, i accept were wrong and i am sorry about that. that was a big failure of management, there was no system in place. so, you are saying, no, it wasn't the failure of management? for me, management is always about learning and listening. things are never right. you have to reform terms and conditions two years ago, at the same time we looked at the same issue, paying top talent in news because we knew we had to get things right. it has taken a long time and this committee has heard today, it's a very complicated issue. don't underestimate our desire to get this right. finally, mps were all of a twitter on wednesday. a robin had found its way into the chamber and swooped across the ceiling during welsh questions at the start of the day. it was still roosting in the chamber during prime minister's questions, the snp‘s westminster leader saw an opportunity to make a quickjoke about david lidington‘s possible leadership ambitions. can i welcome the minister to his place?

the three options carry correspondingly increasing price tags.in the commons, the leader of the house presented mps with two two motions — one of which suggested a further review delaying any decision for a further four years and a second suggesting the setting up of a delivery authority as soon as possible to look at the options again, and fully cost them. andrea leadsom said she'd approach the question of restoration with a healthy degree of scepticism. i, like many, felt that the case for a major restoration programme had probably been overstated and that the palace looked fine to me, and we'd be able to continue to patch and mend as we went along, as we have done for many, many decades. however, mr speaker, during my seven months in thejob, i have, as they say, gone on a journey. i have lived and breathed this topic. i have visited the basement and seen for myself what our engineers are up against. we must recognise that as time passes without comprehensive action, those risks only increase. this work is necessary for safety — that has been a

and syria says it shot down an israeli fighter jet this as israel carries as air strikes in syria in the future a reason for the exits to. pose an old and own employees germany's social democrat these are marching shows abandons plans to take on a top ministerial post just days after a new goldstein's as his party has returned to government after the party's base acknowledged they could refuse to ratify it his coalition deal. i'm on a. north korean leader kim jong un has advice his south korean president in to pyongyang it would be first time of korean leaders meeting in more than a decade south korea saves kim jong un's sister kim old joe to live at the invitation of the presidential palace and sold she's visiting the site as part of a delegation attending the winter olympics president spokesman said the south korean leader had responded to the advice calling for both sides to build the conditions needed as for the business. oh more on this now we're going to cross over to our correspondent jason strawberry who is near the site thanks thing don noon and south korea how significant i

was carried out in a discriminatory. my colleague mickey aaron discussed cass's decision with artie's daniel hawkins. balraj water certainly would have been positive they would perhaps have viewed this and water certainly would have been positive they would perhaps have viewed this as a victory for sport as a justice served against doping if you will from those of appeal from the laws of course perhaps when one of surprise those forty seven russian athletes and coaches have appealed based on the grounds that a large part of the group initially didn't face any sanctions from the i.o.c. whatsoever and another part of the group of course did receive bias had their medals their awards from social twenty fourteen taken away but those were subsequently overturned because of lack of evidence by that cast this isn't just about a week or so ten days ago the coach is representing the athletes of course pulled no punches in criticizing this cast this isn't a take a listen i don't know what to say i'm really disappointed i can't und

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but carrie gracie's case remains far from resolved, or unique. stay with us on bbc news.ntial portrait with a difference. the money has gone to trump's head — literally. this is the moment that millions in iran had been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. the ban on the african national congress is lifted immediately, and the anc leader, nelson mandela, after 27 years injail, is to be set free unconditionally. the aircraft was returning from belgrade, where manchester united had entered the semi—final of the european cup. two americans have become the first humans to walk in space without any lifeline to their spaceship. one of them called it a piece of cake. thousands of people have given the yachstwoman ellen macarthur a spectacular homecoming in the cornish port of falmouth after she smashed the world record for sailing solo around the world non—stop. very good to have you with us.

that's why we're here to support carrie. thank you.ditor in protest at unequal pay. in blistering testimony to a select committee of mps, she accused the bbc of institutionalised discrimination, when it had paid her less than other international editors. we knew there was inequality. we didn't know the details, because the bbc is extremely secretive on pay, but we knew we were underpaid. and i was determined, at this point, where i knew i'd give the china job every last ounce of my skill and stamina, i knew i would do that job at least as well as any man. the corporation's dealing with her grievance was, she said, insultingly shambolic, and she added that she would be declining nearly £100,000 in back pay. i have said i don't want that money. that's not what it's about for me. i feel my salary‘s a good salary, it's public money, i... that's not what it was about. they're still not giving me equality. and, in a concerted attack against bbc management, she said that for years it had created a fortress to keep out ordinary staff. i was so

but carrie gracie's case remains far from resolved, or unique. amol rajan, bbc news.judge in the us state of michigan says the number of known sexual abuse victims of the former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar has grown to 265. nasser is in court again, to be sentenced for molesting patients at a gymnastics club in michigan. the entire board of usa gymnastics has now resigned over the scandal. concern is growing over president trump's intentions towards north korea, following reports that he has withdrawn plans to name an academic as his next ambassador to south korea. the korean—american victor cha has argued against launching a pre—emptive strike on north korea, leading to speculation that president trump is considering such an attack. hong kong's lawmakers have voted overwhelmingly to ban the trade in ivory in the territory. campaigners say the new law is a lifeline for elephants, though some have complained that the ban won't take effect quickly enough. under the law, sales of ivory won't end completely until 2021. a train carrying republican lawmakers to

do you still carry a knife now? no, not really.t really 7 also tonight, the woman battling an eating disorder but trying to inspire others to be healthy. being hot wasn't good enough. the only thing that would've been good enough is if my heart stopped. that's the only thing that would've satisfied my anorexia. and later in the programme, like a duck to water, looking back at one of the most notorious sports finals of all time. archive: it was certainly the wettest wembley in history. in some areas, living with the threat of knife crime has become an everyday reality and one that gets vastly underreported. next week marks a year since 16—year—old irfan wahid was stabbed and killed in harehills, leeds. our reporter, tracey gee, has been speaking to people, including members of irfan's family, who are determined to change things for the better. some people feel like they can't be safe in harehills. around the streets, there's loads of crime and that and you need to protect yourself. you can't really trust anyone, really now, can you?

well they've been out as the former president of students for concealed guns and carries a carry and he joins us from akron in our highest could have you with us via skype mr bennett i mean what the president is suggesting about having teachers to is not really the right move and is it the right message in such a scenario at the moment an environment where feelings are so high about the issue . well what i heard the president say was that all options are on the table and i think that that's the right approach to this the reality is that these schools did have gun bans ions they actually are prohibited by law so i think it is a question of whether or not banning them harder is necessarily the right approach you know these are these guns these schools are not gun free zones there is legal gun free zones nothing stops the perpetrator in this school from carrying out his attack so i think it's the appropriate approach for the president to be considering all options including armed security at schools oh he wasn't just talking security of what we're hearing now about security personnel ca

so that is why i carry concealed. so that i could protect myself, i could protect my family, who might be with me and i could protect those around me who choose not to carry a firearm. >> you are not allowed concealed in a gun-free zone. >> well -- >> so what do you do? >> you can't -- you can't carry in those areas. so you are -- >> you're the only -- >> just like everybody else. so that is why -- >> they are the most dangerous places, gun-free zones. this is true. >> and so that is why we need to look at going back to the concealed carry issue of national reciprocity. >> i just don't think you will get approved. you won't get concealed carry approve. amy and diane and -- >> you are right. >> and other people, they -- people -- they are never going to consider it but people may consider it but they will not consider it in this the bill. all it will mean. >> if though don't want to go away with gun free zones. >> i would with the military. and we have military bases with gun-free zones and we have five incredible sold

a land we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. fog and rain block efforts to locate the iranian plane that crashed in the mountains killing all sixty five people on board. ukraine's opposition demands answers over the deportation of mchale shockers feeley plus. a movie stars for black on the red carpet to send a message on sexual harassment and violence against women. kurdish officials say they have reached a deal to allow syrian government troops to enter a free development which raises new complexities for russia and turkey in the war a kurdish folks been told al-jazeera they're calling on the syrian army to protect a frame from turkish attack and that forces could arrive within two days so this can see syrian military directly confronting turkish troops in the region who have been engaged in the operation there against turkish fighter since last month syria's kurdish wife has been a key u.s. ally fighting eisel there but turkey is vehemently opposed to the group which has been fighting for more turkish kurds kurdish rather auto

why did you carry it? me feel safe, made me feel like a bigger person but when i think about it now, it is stupid. everything changed on the 10th of february last year when their friend was killed. the attacker said he carried a knife for his protection he is now serving time for manslaughter. when it is someone you know, it gets to you. you understand what could happen and the consequences. they set up this youth clu b consequences. they set up this youth club in the wake of iffy‘s death. this young man was his cousin. you shed most of your life with this person. it is pretty shocking. it u psets person. it is pretty shocking. it upsets me every day. to this day, i still think he could be safe. i helped push kids off the street. i do not want one of their family, one of their friends to pass away. i don't want them to feel the way i felt, i would not wish it on anyone. they brought most of the boys into the youth club by walking the street and talking to them. we are part of the community as well and they

one state to carry into another state where states don't allow concealed carry. ms. sanders: i haven't talked to him about it recently. i have to follow up. reporter: the president has been getting pushback about his proposal to allow teachers to carry guns. governor inslee, for example. has the white house hold from any jurisdiction that is actively pursuing this where they don't already have these authorities? ms. sanders: we heard from individual teachers and school personnel that support it. but we're not advocating for the arming of every single teacher. there are teachers who have pre-existing training and desire to be part of something like this. we are still listening and making and determining the best steps forward. but hardening our schools is a viable path and one we are looking at. but a final determination hasn't been made and would certainly involve state, local and federal officials all weighic in which is what you have seen. we have had a number of different stakeholders involved. i think you had voices from the very most conservative to the most

something that hasn't changed unfortunately for the russians is that the russian athletes couldn't carry their national flags and symbols at the closing ceremony there had been a glimmer of hope that they'd be allowed to do that but earlier on sunday the i.o.c. upheld the suspension of russia's national olympic committee and that's of course after the two zero a our athletes were caught with positive doping tests but it looks like the olympic officials may lift the ban later that is somewhat sometime in march because apparently the i.o.c. chair of said that the two doping cases appeared to be isolated. but these are cases off of negligence and there is no indication. so ever for a systemic or systematic. doping affair here. kevin you were talking about a good day for russ and david was and i'll tell you what if you ask the russian fans would they rather see their team carrying the national flags at the closing ceremony or would they otherwise prefer are there a man's ice hockey team to win gold in the men's of in i'll tell you what most people would definitely choose the second option in

that's the risk you take about carrying a gun. may i miss? yeah, possibly. but would you rather have 50 kids killed or one? >> reporter: colorado law prohibits firearms in schools, bait loophole lets school districts choose to have concealed carry for staff. armed teachers here are required to pass this training called "faster saves lives" a three-day firearm and response course which includes this simulated school shooting scenario. and how often are you being retrained or refreshing? >> every semester we go in and shoot the 100% qualification. >> reporter: 55% of colorado voters favored allowing teachers and school officials to carry guns on school grounds, according to a 2015 quinnipiac poll. we sat down with other teachers here during lunch who are having the same discussion. >> i had really mixed feelings when they first came up with it because it was, like, what do we do? i mean, they could shoot our whole building up before we would ever have anybody get here for help. >> as a human being, it was very saddening to me that, that's what this has come to

that's why i carry conceal. so i can protect myself, i can protect my family who might be with me and i can protect all of those around me who choose not to carry a firearm. >> you're not allowed concealed in a gun-free zone. so what do you do? >> you can't carry in those areas. so you're -- so that's why -- >> they're the most dangerous places, gun-free zones. it's true. >> i think we need to look back at the conceal carry issue of national reciprocity. >> you won't get conceal carry approved. amy and diane and -- a lot of 0 them people, people they -- they're never going to consider it. people may consider it. they're not going to consider this bill. all -- >> if you don't want to do away with a gun-free zone -- >> as far as i'm concerned, i would. i'm looking at getting did of gun-free zones in the military. we have them in the military and five incredible soldiers, three of whom were championship shooters that were nowhere near their gun and this whack job walked in and killed them. they were defenseless. if

ever shall carry this is al jazeera life also coming up moscow and washington trade accusations after thirteen russians are indicted over alleged meddling and the u.s. presidential election. i really kind of question whether or not they should have it. makes feelings as a gun show goes ahead in florida an hour's drive from a high school where seventeen people are shot dead on wednesday. and we'll hear from the indigenous kenyan forest communities who say they're being forced off their ancestral lands. four israeli soldiers have been wounded two of them seriously and an explosion along the gaza border israel's military blame some mosques carried out air strikes on a number of sites in the southern gaza strip ensuring two people the border area has been seen rather an increase in violence since the president's decision to recognize israel's capital but the future today's incident on the gaza strip border was severe we were responding appropriately i send my wishes for a quick recovery to the wounded. that has more from us for a song. israel has carried out what it calls a large scale at

secretary of state rex tillerson when he was in france last month same regardless of who carried out.

teachers don't want to carry guns. most don't. some do. but that wouldn't improve anything and it is very expensive and a huge amount of training. >> so those two things -- what is something else that you think colorado would do? before you leave? >> one of the things we're looking at in addition to bump stocks and looking at how can we get to a place where people are having mental health issue could be detained more than just 24 hours, but maybe 72 hours or if parents or immediate family member and we think they're a threat to themselves or to others, in colorado -- >> and getting that information into the background check system. >> that is a good first step. >> if you are expelled from school, that is not put in the background check. >> that is part of the same thing. how do you create a system to begin looking at people that have had episodes, clear episodes where they are mentally unstable. >> john hickenlooper. governor of colorado. thank you for coming on. enjoy your time here in washington. you have to pretend you hate it but it is

they are carrying knives to feel better? carrying knives to feel better?eptible to being stabbed. being stabbed. youngsters need reprogramming, mentally. reprogramming, mentally. says more community police officers and local knowledge is the key. and local knowledge is the key. tony on facebook says tougher sentences. on facebook says tougher sentences. anyone caught carrying a knife, five years and no less. years and no less. it is more dangerous than a gun. dangerous than a gun. thing they teach you, knife is more dangerous. dangerous. what would labour do about tackling knife crime? about tackling knife crime? rather than a criminaljustice issue. issue. they have looked at mental health, background etc? health, background etc? people and all it takes is political will. will. the same level of cuts to the rest of the uk. of the uk. you would put more money into this area? into this area? a public health issue rather than just criminal? issue rather than just criminal? don't all talk over each other. no point. there are a few things. children and older on

carry. >> i know he's supported it in the past. i haven't talked about it recently. dave? >> the president has been getting a lot of push-back during the governor's meetings about his proposal to allow a adults to carry guns. governor ensley, for example. has the white house heard from my school board, any states that is actively pursuing this, where they don't already have that authority? >> we definitely heard from individual teachers and school personnel that support it. we're not advocating for the arming of every teacher in the school. there's teacher and other school personnel that have experienced other training and the desire to be part of this. we're still listening and making and determining the best steps forward. we think that hardening our schools and protecting our students with trained personnel is a viable path and one that we're looking at. a final determination on what that would look like hasn't been made and will involve state, local and federal officials all weighing in, which is a lot of what you've seen the l

we also combined with it a bill that advanced concealed carry reciprocity. in other words people having , concealed carry in one state having the ability to have that in another state. before that's immediately discounted because i know when we passed our bill, number one, i did have the bill. it wasn't a bill that automatically passed. there were a lot of our members who said, look we want to close , these problems and fix these problems with the background check system and we came together and actually passed a bill. but we also felt if you look at the concealed bill population, these are people, by and large helping us top crimes, go out , there and help prevent crimes. i would hope that's not immediately dismissed because there is a lot of talk of putting that on the side. president trump: i think that maybe that bill will some day pass but it should pass as a separate. if you're going to put concealed carry between states into this bill, we're talking about a whole new ball game. and, you know, i'm with you but let it be a separate bill. you'll never ge

and you will see people carrying weapons and a lot of people carrying concealed.orist attacks there is usually somebody nearby who has a weapon and isn't atrade to use the weapon to stop the terrorist. david: israel is a lot smaller. but there is a social fabric there, a determination on the part of israelis, recognition that survival hangs by a thread there. they are surrounded bid their enemies. everybody is forced to serve in the military, whether you are man, woman. but that social fabric has a lot to do with the fact that you can't get away with a lot. you fry to israel on el al, and somebody will say something if they see something suspicious. >> in our country people look for weapons, in israel they look for terrorists. david: there is one thing about mayor cap, every time you think the social fabric has had enough and it's going to be torn to pieces and will never recover, we find a way of recommitting ourselves to the founding principles. and i hate to keep coming back to new york. a lot of people up there don't like this city. there was a time in the lat

this shows women carrying anything they could carry, a basket, some chickens and children. that's a big deal. that's the largest emancipation event in the history of the united states. the quote said, i prayed to god to make me strong and able to fight, and that's what i have always prayed forever since. it shows harriet tubman's dedication to the united states. she was, indeed, a veteran. it was a massive boon for the union army. about ten days later, 100 to 110 men signed up for the union army. she was a little bit of a rabble rouser. she was complaining that nothing was being done to free the slaves. massachusetts governor, john andrew, recruited her to operate behind the confederate lines. she was given a pass to travel from the south to north carolina. she was a scout, a nurse and a spy. she was able to talk to the enslaved people and the free people and they were told where the landmines were in the cunby river. they were given insight into it. it is similar to the low lines of dorchester, both dictated by the tides. her skills she learned were useful. everybody knew

states don't allow concealed carry. is the president for that? >> i know he has been in the past. i haven't talked to him about it recently so i'd have to follow up with you. >>> the president has been getting a lot of push-back during the governors meetings about allowing more adults in schools to carry guns. governor inslee, for example. has the white house heard from any jurisdiction, any state who are actively pursuing this? >> we definitely heard from individual teachers and school personnel that support it. look, we're not advocating for the arming of every single teacher in the school. there are teachers and other school personnel who have experience, pre-existing training and the desire to be part of something like this. we're still listening and making and determining the best steps forward, but we think that hardening our schools and protecting our students with trained personnel is a viable path and one that we're very much looking at but a final determination on what that would look like hasn't been made and

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i carry concealed.so i can protect myself my can protect my family who might be with me and protect all of those around me who choose not to carry a firearm. >> you are not allowed concealed in a gun free zone. what do you do? >> you can't carry in those areas. that is -- >> they are the most dangerous places. gun free zones. >> going back to the concealed carry issue, national reciprocity. once you are not going to get concealed carry approved. , and a lot of other people, people may consider it but they are not going to consider this bill. i'm looking to get rid of gun free zones in the military. soldiers,e incredible three of whom were championship shooters, nowhere near their gun and this whack job whacked in and killed all of them. >> every time i walk into some a gun free zone. a restaurant, -- let me close with this. the mental health thing for law enforcement, we actually take folks who are a danger to themselves or others, we baker act them. they are there for three days. 72 hours. we give them

>> this guy is carrying the same weapon a carried in afghanistan. for me to carry that weapon i had to go through training. i had to demonstrate that i was a responsible user of that tool. it is a tool, the purpose of which is to, when necessary in a combat zone, kill as many people as possible in the shortest period of time. he's a 19-year-old. that's the weapon he was carrying. it's the same weapon that the mass shooters in five of the last six most recent mass shootings have been carrying. this is not difficult to figure out. this is a bunch of politicians in washington and around the country. republicans around the country who have decided they would rather side with the leadership of the nra than with protecting our children. it is disgusting. >> are you saying ban ar-15s. >> ban assault weapons. absolutely. with don't need weapons of war on the street in this country. we don't need assault weapons. >> congressman david jolly will tell you that is not going to happen. assault weapons were banned for a time but that ban expired and there is no c

>> you can't carry in those areas. and so you're -- >> i'm like everybody else. >> they are in the most dangerous places, gun-free zones. that's true. >> that's why we need to look at going back to the concealed carry issue of national reciprocity. >> you're not going to get concealed carry approved. >> you're right. >> amy, dianne and a lot of other people they're never going to consider it. people may consider it, but they're not going to consider it in this bill. >> we need to get away with gun-free zones. >> as far as i'm concerned, i would, and with the military. in fact, i'm looking of getting rid of gun-free zones in the military. we have military bases with gun-free zones and had five incredible soldiers, three of whom were champion shooters that were nowhere near their gun and this whack job walked in and killed all of them. they were defenseless. if they had their guns he would be gone in a second. >> when it's a restaurant, whether it's a grocery store -- >> i want to get rid of them on military bases to sta

secretary of state rex tillerson when he was in france last month same regardless of who carried out these attacks the blame was on russia whoever conducted. russia ultimately burrs responsibility for the victims and. countless others targeted with chemical weapons since russia became involved in syria well the secretary of defense in the u.s. james mattis actually went even further than that suggesting that it's not just chlorine attacks but also that sarin has been used in another chemical agent in these attacks although he did also admit that they were in your head of the greenest. could back up those claims now the u.n. is of course investigating the allegations all these attacks in syria on some of the areas in the country but it remains to be seen whether the probes will ever be able to identify any concrete evidence as to whether those attacks indeed took place in who indeed was behind them and of course whether they will be able to agree and find a result of ject of enough for everybody to agree on. the international probe into syrian chemical weapons stored late last year un

that's why i carry one. out there and look at this honestly as a person who's done threat assessment. and i can say if someone's coming at me with an ar-15, my max range with my .9 millimeter may be 20, 25 meters, maybe 30 meters on a good day, i'm not going to have the opportunity to protect myself. it's a net. it's a common sense approach. we're not concealing and carrying ar 15s. >> >> you know the supreme court has said, yes, americans have the right to bear arms but not the right to bear any and all arms. >> i think that's an important point. we don't have unlimited access to the automatic weapons i carried on the battlefield. i can't go out there and get a saw automatic weapon or hand grenades or a rocket. we respect that the second amendment is a god given right. that right to defend ourselves is unimpeachable, but it doesn't mean every single arm. >> heat me and very quickly on governor rick scott and on the national level of raising the minimum age you can purchase all firearms to 21. did you suppor

among them: letting trained teachers and staff carry concealed guns on campus.but