. >> philadelphia chief charles ramsey and she lives to this day has a bull let inside her head. >> i've a bullet in my jaw. it is one inch away from my brain stem. >> today, a chat arranged by google vice president biden says he is more concerned about limiting the managers than the weapons. -- limiting the magazines than the weapons. >> leon panetta is lifting the ban on women in combat. women are already serving and dying over seas. more than 800 were wounded in afghanistan. women won't be able to meet the physical requirements and it will week the military the critics say. >> it is more than a decade of war they have demonstrated courage and skill and patriotism. >> this new policy will be implementment in the next three years. and branches of service can ask for specific exemptions. >> boeing's dream line says that systems designed to prevent battery fires on the 787 did not work. they are looking toing to see if the batteries came from the same batch. the investigation continues tonight to find a cause. >> these events should not happen as far as design of the aircraft, there are m

. >> charles ramsey has been advising the white house in this debate. >> thank you. >> let's look at some of the other stories from around the world. the dutch court has rejected for at a five allegations against the oil giant shell over pollution in nigeria. they found the company responsible for one case of pollution. shell is happy with the verdict but campaigners who brought the case are flabbergasted. funerals are taking place in brazil to the police report of that fireworks meant for outdoor use caused the disaster. more than 20 survivors who were thought to have escaped have now been taken to the hospital suffering from chemical pneumonia. david cameron has flown to algeria for security talks after this month's hijacking and killing of dozens of foreign workers. this is the first visit from a british prime minister and half a century, an indication of how concerned the government is about security in algeria. >> he is the first british prime minister to visit algeria since its independence from france in 1962. his first act was to pay respect to the dozens who died when islami

joining us is philadelphia mayor michael nutter and his police commissioner charles ramsey. delaware attorney general beau biden, son of vice president joe biden. and daniel webster. he's the director of the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research. welcome to you. >> thank you. >> let me start with you, if i may, mr. mayor. you're a mayor of a major american city. a violent city. like many of the big cities in america. from what you understand of what the president will be revealing tomorrow as wa he wants to push forward with, is that enough? >> it is a fantastic start, piers. and the problem is we haven't done enough in the past. first and foremost, president obama and certainly the work of vice president biden needs to be commended. this will not be easy. we all know that. and so for all those, if there are going to be those voices already saying is it enough, how about joining the fight to make sure that we're successful? and then we'll keep pushing forward. >> police commissioner ramsey, there are two issues here, it seems to me, in terms of the type of violenc

you hear from commissioner charles ramsey of the philadelphia police department, the current presidentof the major cities, police chiefs in association who will speak about the display of weapons you see to my left. finally, we will hear from the dems a reset not shootings. i'd also like to recognize other supporters here today. on the risers behind the we have police officers from several department and i so thank you for joining us today. hot mark i would also like to recognize the million moms for gun control who are represented by mrs. sandburg today, doctors for america, the american academy of pediatrics and the american federation of teachers. now i'd like to introduce reverend jerry hall, dean of the national cathedral to open this morning with a few remarks and a prayer. >> thank you, senator feinstein. it's an honor to be here today with you and sharing the work that you and your colleagues and faith united against gun violence are doing. i spoke in praise at the washington national cathedral on gun violence and i've done it on the pulpit and in the media and conversations at

>>reporter: school district beard member charles ramsey does see down side when districts are treated unqualifyly. >> we are in the going to apologize. if we are able to 7 the resources we well comment resources. >>reporter: that means those resources come from los gatos high school in a community where the median income is 94,000 dollars and the prison house tops 900,000 from high school san mateo union high school district. governor plan to incur estimated 4 million dollar loss. >> the problem is there's not extra money in the system to be able to transfer it to districts that would 7 that money without taking it from district that already endured cuts. >>reporter: that gets districts against each other. >> other communities and other areas are going to be able to stand up and say not us. not this way. i don't blame them. they should fight. >>reporter: how will it work. governor formula calls for school districts with high numbers of children learning english foster children and low income students to get greater state funding. in the newsroo newsroom, abc 7 news. >>> chp investigat

. >> charles ramsey has been advising the white house in this debate. >> thank you. >> let's look atries from around the world. the dutch court has rejected for at a five allegations against the oil giant shell over pollution in nigeria. they found the company responsible for one case of pollution. shell is happy with the verdict but campaigners who brought the case are flabbergasted. funerals are taking place in brazil to the police report of that fireworks meant for outdoor use caused the disaster. more than 20 survivors who were thought to have escaped have now been taken to the hospital suffering from chemical pneumonia. david cameron has flown to algeria for security talks after this month's hijacking and killing of dozens of foreign workers. this is the first visit from a british prime minister and half a century, an indication of how concerned the government is about security in algeria. >> he is the first british prime minister to visit algeria since its independence from france in 1962. his first act was to pay respect to the dozens who died when islamist militants seized a

charles ramsey, john edwards, and sheriff fitzgerald. welcome to you all. let me start with you, if i may, please, commissioner ramsey. what was your overview of how the meeting went? i suppose the key question is what do you collectively think can actually be achieved here? >> well, i thought it was an excellent meeting, and it went beyond just the narrow topic of assault weapons into the broader topic of gun violence in general. we talked about the magazine capacities, we talked about universal background checks. both the president and the vice president listened. they actually wanted suggestions. they're very, very serious about this. and i do think a lot can be accomplished. it's not going to be easy, but i do think a lot can be accomplished. and certainly the major city chiefs organization which i'm a member of. we stand firmly behind the president and vice president in their efforts to bring an end to this gun violence that we experience in our cities. >> let's play a clip from the president today. this is what he had to say. >> no group is more impor

reporter: even though it would benefit schools in the west contra costa unified school district, charles ramsey believes that the governor's plan will only breed bitterness. >> how is it going to accomplish that? i don't think it's fair to say to other school districts that they should lose their funding to help us. i just don't support that kind of proposal. >> reporter: and if you are wondering to what happened to all that additional sales tax that you just passed for education? it is going to schools but because there were so many cuts in the last five years, this only brings the schools back to where they started so just at zero. i'm grace lee, cbs 5. >>> on the higher education front it appears governor brown's budget plan will prevent a tuition hike at ucs next school year. the proposal includes an additional $250 million to the uc system. a uc spokesman tells the "sacramento bee" they are excited about the proposal. >>> another cold, cold, cold, cold, cold, cold night here in the bay area. [ laughter ] >> brian hackney -- >> what was it? >> -- has more on the cold freeze warning in effec

you will hear from commissioner charles ramsey of the philadelphia police department, the current president of the major cities police chiefs association, who will speak about the display of weapons you see to my left. finally, we will hear from victims of recent mass shootings. i would also like to recognize other supporters who are here today. on the risers behind me, we have police officers from several departments, and i so thank you for joining us here today. i would also like to recognize a million moms for gun control, who are represented by mrs. san brg here today, doctors for america, the american academy of pediatrics, and the american federation of teachers. now, i would like to introduce the very reverend gary hall, dean of washington national cathedral to open this morning with a few remarks and a prayer. >> thank you, senator feinstein. it's an honor to be here today with you and to share in the work that you and your colleagues and faiths united against gun violence are doing. i spoke twice at washington cathedral on gun violence, and i have done it in the pulpit and in the m

. >>> welcome back to my special "guns in america," police commissioner charles ramsey, mayor michael nutter. her brother was shot and killed when they were children. also nicholas johnson, professor at school of law and lou palumbo, director of the elite protection and security firm also a former police officer. you had an awful tragedy in your early life involving firearms. despite that, you have quite strong views that there should be no more gun control, as such. why is that? >> because evil is going to happen. that is the thing. they will find a way. if someone wants to do somebody harm, they're going to do it regardless of whether they use a gun, knife or any sort of tool. all this is doing is punishing the legal, good citizens of the united states and taking away rights that were given to us by our founding fathers. >> do you think the founding fathers ever had in mind when they framed the second amendment at a time when muskets were the preferred weapon of choice and took 15 seconds to reload an ar-15 bushmaster style rifle? >> you could look at the first amendment and say cou

you will hear from commissioner charles ramsey of the philadelphia police department, the current presidenties police chiefs association who will speak about the display of weapons you see to my left. finally we will hear from victims of recent mass shootings. i would also like to recognize other supporters who are here today. on the risers behind me we have police officers several departments and i so thank you for joining us here today. [applause] i would also like to recognize a million moms for gun control who are represented by miss sand berg here today, doctors former, the american academy of pediatrics and the american federation of teachers. now i would like to introduce the very reverand gary hall, dean of washington national c athedral to open this morning with a few remarks and a prayer. >> we are listening in live to california senator diane feinstein. she is about to introduce a measure that is designed to stop the sale, transfer and making of military style assault weapons. we heard her say this will be a very powerful meeting because she is including presentations representat

we also have the philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey, who was president of the -- who is president of the major cities chiefs' association that also endorses this legislation. i would like to call on both of these distinguished gentlemen to come forward. >> good afternoon. thank you, senator feinstein, and members of the house and members of the senate here with us. i am honored that my own congressmen from philadelphia has joined us as well. again, again, and again, americans have been stunned by senseless violence involving assault weapons and large capacity magazines. columbine, april 1999, 13 murdered. virginia tech, able 2007, 32 -- april 2007, 32 murdered. tucson, january 2011, six murdered, 12 wounded, including gabrielle giffords. aurora, july 2012, it 12 murdered. on december 14th, 2012, tragedy struck again, killing 20 children and 6 educators in newtown, connecticut. an act that still remains incomprehensible to all of us. mayors have expressed shock at mass shootings, even more frequently, many of us must cope with gun violence that occurs on the streets of ou

you will hear from commissioner charles ramsey of the philadelphia police department, the current president of the major city's police chiefs association who will speak about the display of weapons you see to my left. finally we will hear from victims of recent mass shootings. i would also like to recognize other supporters who are here today. on the risers behind me see have police officers from several departments, and i so thank you for joining us here today. [applause] i would also like to recognize a million moms for gun control who are represented by mrs. sandberg here today, doctors for america, the american academy of pediatrics and the american federation of teachers. now i'd like to introduce the very reverend gary hall dean of washington national cathedral to open this morning with a few remarks and a prayer. >> thank you, senator feinstein. it is and honor to be here today with you and to share in the work that you and your colleagues and faiths united against gun violence are doing. i have spoken twice at washington national cathedral on gun violence, and i've done it in the pu

one of those police chiefs, i believe it's philadelphia's charles ramsey?t. the philadelphia police commissioner was also the police chief here in washington, d.c. thank you for joining me, commissioner ramsey. >> thank you. >> reporter: you had the chance to meet with the president, vice president, police chiefs getting together. is there a consensus about what needs to be done here? >> there's a consensus that something has to be done about gun violence. there's a lot of moving parts when you talk about gun violence. it was a very productive meeting. the president listened. he also explained his position on various issues. the vice president spoke and listened. and we also had secretary napolitano and attorney general holder present as well. i thought it was very, very productive. >> we heard from the newtown police chief, talk about some of the things that he supports such as the ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. are these some elements that the police chief seems to be in agreement on? >> well, obviously, nothing is going to be 100%, b

we also have the philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey, who was president of the major cities chiefs' association that also endorses this legislation. i would like to call on both of these distinguished gentlemen to come forward. >> good afternoon. thank you, senator feinstein, and members of the house and members of the senate here with us. i am honored that my own congressmen from philadelphia has joined us as well. and also are assembled. again, again, and again, americans have been stunned by senseless violence involving assault weapons and large capacity magazines. columbine, april 1999, 13 murder. virginia tech, able 2007, 32 murdered. tucson, january 2011, six murdered, 12 wounded, including gabrielle giffords. , july 2012, it 12 murdered. -- r. rhorer, july 2014, at 12 murdered. 12aurora, july 2012, murdered. mayors have expressed shock at mass shootings, even more frequently, many of us must cope with gun violence that occurs on the streets of our cities today after day after day after day. weapons of mass destruction are destroyed and their communities, at our street