joining me now is chris brown, president of brady, one of america's oldest gun violent prevention groupsked after a shooting like this, well, what gun law would have prevented this shooting. is there an answer to that? >> i'm not even sure that that is the right question to ask to be honest. we know that gun laws work, but certainly that we hear and we're still going to learn reports is that on or about his 18th birthday, this shooter purchased a long gun, what is reported to be an assault-style weapon and reportedly again, we don't know for sure, but that is what he used among other weapons to mow down children at school. we have to ask ourselves why do we make it so easy for individuals, 18-year-olds, and other americans to acquire what are weapons of war. why do we see these kinds of weapons used over and over and over again in mass shootings. it is a combination of the fact that the bullet velocity is especially lethal coming from these assault-style weapons and that there is rapid fire often capable of having high capacity magazines, in some cases 100 bullets in those high capacity

let's bring in chris brown, president of brady, a gun violence prevention organization. and stuart stevens, a senior adviser for the lincoln project any former republican strategist. it is great to have both of. you i would like to start with you, and i want you to take a look at this timeline. it took an hour and a half after the first 9-1-1 call for the shooter to be subdued. as many as 19 armed officers at one point were waiting outside of that classroom will bullets run out and children inside pleaded for help. is this the definitive proof that this idea of a good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun theory it is a myth, and it has no validity to it? >> thank you for that question. my heart goes out to the families grieving and in texas today because as a mom, this is a pending to watch. and understand what families are experiencing that is preventable. it is not new, it is not unique, and the rhetoric from the nra which is quote unquote a good guy from a gun can stop a bad guy from a gun, that was created after sandy hook, the head of the nra came up with it

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he has represented other clients including tom peterson, chris brown. >>> 6:33 right now. alarming warning about just how long the baby formula shortage could last. ceo of formula maker said he predicts the shortage could last the rest of the year. the commissioner of the fda says he does not anticipate that to be the case. one possible solution could be on the rise. >> we are taking a number of measures including getting all of the manufacturers to get the plant up and going, but also importing or bringing the product intended for other countries. that is well underway now. i expect by the end of the day, today, we are likely to have an announcement. >> pediatricians warn against watering formula down to make it last longer and you might notice smoke in the east bay. bob is live in rodeo. firefighters will be practicing for the wildfires. >> reporter: correct. if you see a large plume of smoke in rodeo, part of the east bay, do not call 911. other fire agencies will be conducting these in these areas behind me. they were taking place off of i- 80 to the west of the inters

joining us now, chris brown, president of brady, the advocacy campaign that focuses on preventing gun violence. chris, thank you so much for being here today. although, of course, we wish we did not have to speak in the wake of another school shooting. what has your organization's initial response been? what do you hope comes in the wake of this tragedy? >> absolute horror. and i obviously was watching your segment before. like the reporter, you were talking to in texas and yourself, i'm a mom. i'm in disbelief that this is the country that we live in, that we allow children to be slaughtered in school is really unconscionable and something has to change. what we have called for a long time now is strengthening background checks across this country, a ban on assault-style weapons. the reporting is that the shooter turned 18 and he went in and apparently bought a long gun, an assault-style weapon. weapons of war have no business in schools and places of peace. we shouldn't make it so easy for someone intent on slaughtering human beings to do so. congress needs to act. let's be clear, t

. >> and with us now to continue the conversation is chris brown, president of brady, which seeks toks for being with us. so, what do you think needs to happen now? >> i think we need to expand the brady law and have the senate vote on legislation the house has now passed twice. it's been pending in the senate for about four years, actually. that's to expand the brady law and to close the charleston loophole. both of these laws are supported by over 90% of americans and basically stand for the proposition that before any gun sale happens in this country, a background check must be completed. this is not an unreasonable restraint on firearm ownership. it's been upheld by every court that looks at it. the senate needs to act. chris murphy is leading the way on that. i hope we'll get it to the senate floor in the next couple of weeks. we also have to grapple with -- go ahead, sorry. >> no, no. i was saying, you mentioned senator chris murphy. he says he'd like to spend the next seven to ten days talking with republicans to see if there's room for agreement on some kind of bipartisan agr

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he represented other clients including scott peterson, chris brown, have another writer. >>> a new warning this morning about just how long the baby formula shortage could last. the ceo of formula maker -- says the -- the shortage could last the rest of the year. commissioner of the fda says he doesn't anticipate out to be the case. one possible solution could be on the horizon. >> we are taking a number of measures, including getting all the manufacturers to step up. getting a -- plan up and going. but also, importing, or bringing to the product that was of intended for other countries. that is one way that would attract, i would expect by the end of the day, we are likely to have an announcement >> reporter: >> the content, need nutritionist continue to warn against watering product and to make it last longer. >>> you might notice plumes of smoke today in the east bay. -- joins us live from oakdale this morning. firefighters are going to practice, kind of get ready for the wildfire season. >> reporter: correct. good morning, laura. if you see a large plume of smoke, here in rodale, crock

chris archer that brings seth brown home and it is 1 to 1 backlog allowed just two runs in four and a's the second one byron buxton with the hit to left that scores. royce lewis 21, minnesota five pictures with scattered eight hits. that was enough to get it down in the sixth. gary sanchez crushes one to straightaway center domingo azevedo twins make that stand up for 4321 win the aids get four hits against four minnesota pictures. or some baseball adventures to check out on this monday night. we've seen lots of ceremonial first pages, everyone from carl lewis, the president of the united states that steve aoki is a dj in boston. the wind up and oh, boy , he had the honor before tonight's astros red sox game in boston. we're assuming aoki is a better dj, i think than a baseball pitcher. you should stick to deejaying think so. that would go anyway. why didn't adventure tonight in baltimore? this young fan has a souvenir baseball know what you're supposed to do the best i supposed to throw it throws it on the field where it's picked up by the yankees. aaron hicks. nobody throws it in th

of advisers, they wanted safe and _ want a lot of advisers, they wanted safe and not mr chris met nick i gordon brownthink— to call it the rest is history. so, i think we'll _ to call it the rest is history. so, i think we'll be looking, people will be — i think we'll be looking, people will be looking for different qualities safe for pair of hands, possibly— qualities safe for pair of hands, possibly in ben wallace is an interesting profile.— possibly in ben wallace is an interesting profile. labour party ahead of the — interesting profile. labour party ahead of the polls _ interesting profile. labour party ahead of the polls as _ interesting profile. labour party ahead of the polls as we - interesting profile. labour party ahead of the polls as we know l interesting profile. labour partyl ahead of the polls as we know it. let us move away from politics and i'm going to come back to you because the mirror, we with the back page of the mirror and their sporting headlines, juergen klopp cobb said. plantar contribution to the chaos on the football final on saturday night by encouraging them to head to

elvis andres lied one into the gap in left center chris archer that brings seth brown home and it's 1llowed just two runs in four and a third innings. here's the second one byron buxton with the hits the left. that's course voice louis to one, minnesota five days pictures would scattered eight hits. in the twins, and that was enough to get it done in the sixth. gary sanchez crush wonder straightaway center of domingo acevedo twins make that stand up for 321 win the four hits against four minnesota pictures. nothing on the barriers. sports scene is bigger right now than the journey. the warriors are in the middle of after wrapping up their series with memphis on friday, the warriors like the rest of the nba, taken aback by the way look at dancing, and the dallas mavericks simply destroyed the phoenix suns last night in game seven of that series dancing led dallas with 35 points in the mavs held the sons to just 27 in the first half the start of the fourth quarter. dallas is in front by 40 to the dallas win means the warriors will have home court in the western conference finals. which

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. >>> senator chris murphy has been here before. >> i have been charlie brown enough times to know, up until now, the football has been pulled out from under me every single time. >> reporter: the connecticut democrat thinks there is real momentum to do something, anything with republicans to strengthen the nation's gun laws. >> will see if we can make some progress. if we save a handful of lives, that is worth wild while. >> reporter: nine senators are working on gun legislation, aiming to introduce a bill in june. democrats want extended background checks, and the ability for judges to confiscate firearms from those deemed dangerous. while many republicans oppose any modifications to nation's gun laws, some are at least willing to discuss it. soon i will try to work through this and see if we can find common ground. >> reporter: the american people are less divided than members of congress. 80% said they support mandatory background checks on all gun sales. 2/3 back a ban on assault style weapons. the white house is watching the negotiations closely. >> of more guns with a solution,

chris: game two of the eastern conference finals, boston trying to even things with miami. that is jaylen brownston hit 93-pointers -- 93-pointers in the first quarter -- nine three-pointers in the first quarter. boston was up 25 at the half. third quarter, marcus smart, talk about a crossover. he scored 24. celtics win. game three saturday in boston right here hills country club in tulsa, oklahoma. tiger woods, second shot on the temple, and this is why hate -- on the 10th hole, and this is why he is tiger woods. the surgically repaired right leg starting to give him trouble. wincing in pain after his tee shot on the eighth. justin harding on the par 4 seventh, perfect approach from 180 yards out and this thing will drop in for eagle. your leader, rory mcilroy. he finished at 500. after the round -- five under. after the round, here stiger. tiger: loading hurts, pressing off it hurts, walking hurts, and twisting hurts, so that's just golf. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu wor

chris: game two of the eastern conference finals, boston trying to even things with miami. that is jaylen brownnters in the first quarter -- nine three-pointers in the first quarter. boston was up 25 at the half. third quarter, marcus smart, talk about a crossover. he scored 24. celtics win. game three saturday in boston right here hills country club in tulsa, oklahoma. tiger woods, second shot on the temple, and this is why hate -- on the 10th hole, and this is why he is tiger woods. the surgically repaired right leg starting to give him trouble. wincing in pain after his tee shot on the eighth. justin harding on the par 4 seventh, perfect approach from 180 yards out and this thing will drop in for eagle. your leader, rory mcilroy. he finished at 500. after the round -- five under. after the round, here stiger. tiger: loading hurts, pressing off it hurts, walking hurts, and twisting hurts, so that's just golf. ♪ ( i swear by all-4-one ) ♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. ( buzzer ) you can always spot a first time gain flings user. i practi

chris murphy is leading the charge but he remained skeptical. >> i don't want to overstate, like charlie brown out from under me every single time. maybe this time is different. >> reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer is giving talks 10 days to find common ground. otherwise he will call a vote even if it is doomed to fail, people are impatient. >> we are late. senate is late. congress is late. people are dying and we are trying to figure out when is the right time, we are late, the time is now! >> this boils down to the math, the sides will lose the most conservative and liberal senators but they must find a group in the middle, the bill needs 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. neil: when we talk about it possibly being different and couch that is truly as he should, we come close a lot of times but they seem to each recognizing, both parties, you can't get everything you want, republicans seem open to tighter security check, background checks, even a weapon is taken away, there could be due process for those be. the other side with democrats a willingness to sort of address guns the

chris: the warriors coming back to the bay area and it turns out the grizzlies will also be traveling out west. mike depp -- mike brownerving as coach again. curry had 14 points in the game. kyle anderson had a great pass to brendan clark for the easy flesh -- flush. jordan poole would stay in the game for the middle of the second. here he is in the corner and the triple is good. golden state had 22 turnovers in this game. draymond had five of them. grizzlies up 14. less than a minute later, get it to steven adams, hope, and the fowl. jaren jackson's triple gives the grizzlies of 47 point lead. the grizzlies win 134-95. >> they had the right mindset, the right approach, all of the tools we need to show them who we really are. that is the test and the challenge, being able to show who we really are. >> we didn't really play like ourselves, and it was an unfortunate night. chris: giants rockies fan living the best life. he also got help from the defense. luis gonzalez, that is a great sliding catch. on the bottom five, 3-0, running on for brandon crawford. five for the giants and how about a fifth birthday? joc pederson

chris: the warriors coming back to the bay area and it turns out the grizzlies will also be traveling out west. mike depp -- mike brownng as coach again. curry had 14 points in the game. kyle anderson had a great pass to brendan clark for the easy flesh -- flush. jordan poole would stay in the game for the middle of the second. here he is in the corner and the triple is good. golden state had 22 turnovers in this game. draymond had five of them. grizzlies up 14. less than a minute later, get it to steven adams, hope, and the fowl. jaren jackson's triple gives the grizzlies of 47 point lead. the grizzlies win 134-95. >> they had the right mindset, the right approach, all of the tools we need to show them who we really are. that is the test and the challenge, being able to show who we really are. >> we didn't really play like ourselves, and it was an unfortunate night. chris: giants rockies fan living the best life. he also got help from the defense. luis gonzalez, that is a great sliding catch. on the bottom five, 3-0, running on for brandon crawford. five for the giants and how about a fifth birthday? joc pederson bro

chris, from here in kyiv. i will hand you back to the studio in london. ben brown reporting for us earlier.s there have been hopes of evacuating civilians trapped by russian forces who have besieged the city. promises of evacuation, then it doesn't happen, and finally it does seem to be happening after a visit from the un secretary general to moscow to meet vladimir putin last week. we have just got a tweet hear from you from president zelensky. "evacuation of civilians from azovstal began. and that is the steelworks he is referring to. "the 1st group of about 100 people is already heading to the controlled area. tomorrow we'll meet them in zaporizhzhia. grateful to our team! now they, together with #un, are working on the evacuation of other civilians from the plant." so dozens upon dozens of men, women and children who took shelter at that steelworks finally getting out of the path of danger. let's turn our attention to a story closer to home now. people in scotland who test positive for covid or have mild symptoms will no longer need to self—isolate from this weekend. testing sites have

chris: yes been inside a reports the sacramento kings will hire current warriors assistant to be there next head coach. brownwill finish has play out with the warriors before transitioning to sacramento. brown was head coach for eight seasons between the cavs and lakers. sacramento is currently the longest in the nda. baseball, happy mother's day. join send cardinals in the bottom two. back from the injury list. a souvenir for a lucky fan. mustache may is working. bottom six, the second of the year, goes to the water, and mccovey cove dave, he has got baseball. camille demoss strikeouts. giants win 4-3. they host colorado beginning tomorrow. a's looking to -- when the next game. jeffrey dalton's couldn't hold it and three in the bottom half, two runs are going to store -- score, twins take the lead. it has been a tough stretch. christian poke-check, a little flair, but it is a shallow center. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: much more to come at abc 7 news, including new fallout on the draft leak from the supreme court. i'm an organization is hit by vandals. and slow progress for ukraine. a

brown's converted score brought them level. half an hour gone and he tries were flooding in. two more before the break, both for the visitors, including one of the best of the season. chrisand gloucester led 24—7 at the break. but they lost concentration and danny kerr's football skills were seized upon byjoe marchand. film. danny kerr's football skills were seized upon by joe marchand. 0h, he went for the — seized upon by joe marchand. 0h, he went for the kick! _ went for the kick! whistle blows. more the same followed, as of broke through once more. gloucester were reeling as another player completed his side's remarkable recovery and the champions are in the semifinals. jim lumsden, bbc news. here are some of the other results. bath have moved off the bottom of the table after beating london irish 27—24. leicester tigers look like they'll finish the regular season at the top of the table. they beat newcastle 27—5. that top spot could be secured if saracens slip up against northampton saints. saracens leading 23—10 at the moment. northampton leading 10—9 at half—time. a win for saints would boost their play—off hopes. dragons have gone through the united rugby champions

brown. now let's move on to more playoff basketball maps looking to even up the series at 2 apiece. chris paul company looking to prevent that little drama with chris paul late in the game. we've got a late in the 4th suns down by 11 devin booker. he's really, really good. 35 point for booker, suns within 8. all right. a couple minutes later, 12 point lead luka. he just way too big for cam johnson. a little shaken bake ice the game. 26 in 11 for luka mavericks take game for one 11, one. 0, one. game 5 in phoenix on tuesday after the game that drama referred to chris paul claimed that someone put his hands on his mom and his wife guy got ejected from the game. >> lot of drama for the mta. now let's go to philly. the city of brotherly love. pretty good city. they produce a lot of cool people. >> game 4 and jimmy butler was great. all game right there. he puts the heat within 8 40 point later on 8 point lead james harden broke out in a great way to give me all 3 of those that the dagger he had. 31 points. sixers win one, 16, one. 0, 8. that series is tied at 2 headed back to miami. game 5 on

chris: entering game two of the finals. the record was in jeopardy until the warriors rallied in the second half. damion lee getting upturned here. stephen curry had five threes in the first half. mike brownhis way. dallas made 15 first half threes. golden state trailed by 14 at the half. this dunk ends the third, they were down after three. winning time and here comes steph curry. the lead is up to nine with a minute to go. staff puts the mavericks to sleep. the warriors are raised in 19 point deficit taking the lead. >> we have supreme confidence in what we do. you just have to impose your will. >> these guys are champions. they have seen everything, have been through everything. they are not afraid of anything. chris: the giants were bottom o, they were tied at six going into extra winnings. there was a deep double ended giants to lose it eight-seven. 1-0 oakland in a flash. da's are down to-one. da's when 4-2. tiger woods was in danger of missing the cut, but two birdies , tiger is going to play on the weekend. will zalatoris is your leader. that is your look at sports, send it back to you. liz: there is a fire danger this week. lisa: we did not havehe 90's, but we did have the gusty

chris redmond applaud the players at the barnes stable brown gala. >> great opportunity for a lot of to get back in the lead. many opportunities to showcase your skills. will: they are squaring off against the birmingham stallions tonight on fox. those are your headlines. janice dean joins us from churchill downs. >> reporter: how do you like my american hat today? will: i didn't think you could talk yesterday but somehow you have done it. >> reporter: it is happening today, the 148th kentucky derby running of the roses, happens later this afternoon, 5:57, 6:57 is the time, last night i showed a clip of an event that has happened for 33 years, proceeds going to diabetes, we've got a backstage tour and i want to have you take a look right now. >> and they are off! >> reporter: thank you for having us here. we get to see how things work before the big presentation. tell me how it started. >> my mom was an old double mint twin and always looking for something to give back to the community, diabetes had taken my dad's family, we thought what better way than the derby? >> reporter: how mu

chris murphy's optimism on point, judy? is this the time different? >> arthel, i hope this time is different, but there is always the prospect of charlie brown and the football being whisked out from under him by lucy. look, we have been over this ground so far, so often and nothing has changed. the senate goes into recess next week, that means that the furor and the anger that people feel over this latest slaughter is likely to diminish -- arthel: yeah, but -- >> that's what the nra and the other people standing there promoting guns are hoping for. but i think this time may be different. arthel: good. yeah, because just to your point, even if they really wanted to, really can senators rely on this week's reaccess thinking this critical issue will dwindle come june 6th? by the way, self-imposed deadline set by senate democrats to reach a deal on developing new gun legislation, putting decisions on record. i mean, people really are fed up, judy. >> i think they should be. i mean, we lose 15,000 people a year through gun deaths, 1500 are killed, but many more deaths could be prevented with sensible gun legislation. if new zealand and australia can do it after

chris page every day when i waken, i waken in pain. notjust physical pain, but emotional pain. if my dad hadn't have been murdered, i wouldn't have been anywhere near the bomb that night. andrea brownkilled six soldiers at a fun run. andrea's strongly against the government's new legislation dealing with the conflict. there's nowhere else in the world that would try to make a law that murderers and serial killers do not have to facejustice. war criminals are being tried, but the terrorists over here won't have to answer anything. more than 3,500 people died during the period known as the troubles. the legislation will create a commission led by a judge which will gather information on crimes. cases can be brought to it by bereaved families, the government and some others. suspects who cooperate won't face a criminal investigation, but those who refuse can still be prosecuted if there's enough evidence. in northern ireland, history still hurts, and the question of how the past should be investigated is hugely complex and contentious. but the vast majority of victims' groups agree the government's plan is wrong. raymond mccord's son, who was also called raymond, was murdered by loyal

chris page reports. every day when i waken i wake in pain. notjust physical pain, but emotional pain. if my dad hadn't have been murdered i wouldn't be anywhere near the bomb that night. andrea brownte a commission led by a judge which will gather information on crimes. cases can be brought to it by bereaved families, the government and some others. suspects who cooperate won't face a criminal investigation, but those who refuse can still be prosecuted if there's enough evidence. the question of how killings from the troubles should be investigated is hugely complex and contentious. in northern ireland, history still hurts. different people have different views on the past, how the conflict started, why it lasted so long, how it should be recorded and remembered. but most victims' groups agree the government's plan is wrong. raymond mccord's son, who was also called raymond, was murdered by loyalist paramilitaries. it's nonsense. it won't work. the murderers all of a sudden are going to walk in the room and tell people, "i killed him. i killed him." the british government really believe that. but if they do come forward, that person go in and tell them whatever details, laughing a

chris stewart, i inform the house that mr. stewart will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. brown of maryland, i inform the house that mr. brown will vote yes on h.r. 1437. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. amodei, i inform the house that mr. amodei will vote yea on h.r. 1437. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by the following members, cuellar of texas, castro of texas, scanlon of pennsylvania, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1437. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? mrs. miller: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mooney of west virginia, i inform the house that mr. mooney will vote nay on 1437. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated

chris page reports. every day when i wake and i wake in pain. notjust physical pain, but emotional pain. if my dad hadn't have been murdered i wouldn't be anywhere near the bomb that night. andrea brownlegislation will create a commission led by a judge which will gather information on crimes. cases can be brought to it by bereaved families, the government and some others. suspects who cooperate won't face a criminal investigation, but those who refuse can still be prosecuted if there's enough evidence. the question of how killings from the troubles should be investigated is hugely complex and contentious. in northern ireland, history still hurts. different people have different views on the past, how the conflict started, why it lasted so long, how it should be recorded and remembered. but most victims' groups agree the government's plan is wrong. raymond mccord's son, who was also called raymond, was murdered by loyalist paramilitaries. it's nonsense. it won't work. the murderers all of a sudden are going to walk in the room and tell people, "i killed him. i killed him." the british government really believe that. but if they do come forward, that person go in and tell them whateve