the gun control movement is strong. i mean this is -- this is -- this is a political contest being fought at a number of levels not just in congress. >> let's go to our first call. this is bud in west virginia, republican line. thank you for holding. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. my comment is that the democrats started a lot of hate when they called republicans racists. and that disturbs people to cause them to go off the wall. and i think they are just as much responsible and gun control is not going to stop anything. because if they want a gunther going to get it, legally or illegal. >> that's a common refrain from people that call in. what about that argument? >> there are 300 million guns or so in this country. there are -- i mean, that has long been an argument that's been used by the gun rights movement, that if a criminal wants to obtain a gun, he or she will get a gun. so there is no reason to restrict a citizen who is trying to exercise his or her second amendment right to obtain a weapon. i think that, y

province of care cook there are also pushing into other kurdish controlled regions after kurds voted for independence in a referendum last month now that vote was held in the autonomous region of a rocky kurdistan and also in some disputed areas outside of its official borders like in care cook the disputed areas still under kurdish control are shown here on the map in gray as you can see they were occupied when kurdish forces defeated the so-called islamic state now iraq wants the territory back. celebrations in camp cook as iraqi forces roll in. supporters of the iraqi central government couldn't contain their joy. thousands of kurdish residents fled the city ahead of the advance. of the super bowl you were heading to irbil because the situation is getting worse the iraqi troops have entered there's no way we could stay. there are no our children are terrified we were afraid that there would be clashes and mortar rounds would have to us that's what i'm worried about. can't cook an oil rich province claimed by both kurds and the iraqi government had been under kurdish control since

more to cover pregnancies then birth-control -- than birth control. rule whereis a broad they do not even have able to -- do not even have to have a religious conviction. it can just be something where canpresident of the company say that he is just against abortion. i think they should be for birth control. host: even if they protest under religious or moral grounds? caller: i am not sure about that. i want to make one more comment. i have been watching washington journal a lot, and i just want to say that you are fair and balanced. i have heard a lot of republicans say that you are leaning left and i disagree with that. host: thank you. i appreciate that. ruth in california, you are next. caller: good morning. good family planning is much more more cost-effective than unwanted and that if the religious excuse needs to be , then it is discrimination against women. it overlooks the responsibility that men have. that includes pregnancy coverage as well. is retroactive -- not retroactive, what am i trying to say -- it is going backwards. the rest of the

now under the control of the iraqi security forces. this is the this is. the what's happening here people should not forget that. there was and there the control of the government of iraq and the two thousand and fourteen when. has stormed the three provinces not to knock out but the book was the world of the occupied by the peshmerga and it's created a new fact or new reality on the ground and there and this has this was it to the degree of the nation after have been undone by about zani why instead of mr bhansali is making given the kirkuk ok it was just the night before the session vote but kirkuk was allowed to vote the majority of people almost ninety three percent voted for succession almost more than ninety percent as well they were not then ten years ago for the constitution which it was declared the iraqis that there are united. democratic republic so if they want to divorce it has to be from both sides well could you give us an indication of how long you think your forces will be there for the council up to the present that the iraqi parliament h

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so by taking away coverage for birth control and taking away birth control from women, we are going toof unintended pregnancies, and by that consequence, abortions as well. and for republicans to say that they are pro—life and then take away contraceptive protection, and increase and encourage abortions, i think that is not only ironic, it is a terrible, horrible attack on women's rights. on that point that you mentioned a moment ago, one of the reasons that the administration has given has been the fear that mandating birth control could foster, and i quote, "risky sexual behaviour among teenagers and young adults". what do you make of that reasoning? what i make of that is that fat is an almost misogynistic view on how women behave. —— that is. women have fundamental rights. they are people who are in control of their own bodies. stating that this will promote risky behaviour, not only is it unscientific, it is taking economy away from women, over their own bodies. women know how to practise safe sex. we are taught safe sex practices in american schools. two assume that women will ju

chris: is this the start of sweeping gun controls?ll ask chris cox, executive director of the national rifle association. plus, as president trump decides whether to decertify the iran nuclear deal, his secretary of state denies he's considered quitting. >> the vice president has never had to persuade me to remain the secretary of state, because i have never consideredded leaving this post. -- considered leafing this post. >> with we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions. chris: we'll ask our sunday panel about the relationship between the president and rex tillerson as they weigh a major policy change. ♪ ♪ chris: and our power player of the week, a professional football player goes out of this world to make a difference. >> my perspective shifted. i wanted to come home and really help inspire that next generation. chris: all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. we'll get the latest on the investigation into the las vegas mass shooting in a moment with a live repor

how the heck did they could control that?t's not ten years ago, it's happening right now. >> the uranium is under very tight control, security. my understanding is they own some -- they own some of the company that owns it. if it's a problem that we need to have the president look into that. he's in charge right now and president trump should look into it. >> tucker: would you upside off an ideal? knowing what you know about russia, you don't think this is insane? the country six or description, control of our uranium supply? >> this was a deal that almost ten years ago. 2010. it's almost 2018. look, no. >> tucker: that's not speculation, that's a fact. >> all of us take very seriously the control of uranium and plutonium, our stockpiles. absolutely i do. >> tucker: maria blowing past my questions, which are real? >> i've said several times these types of deals, i'm not familiar with this particular one, very, very tight control, reviewed by nine agencies, all of whom signed off. >> tucker: we don't know where the yellowcake

since you cannot control everything and you shouldn't try to control everything externally.his is about good made yeah companies having good internal monitoring. howie: it makes people search out alternative sources of news. do you think these tech giants need to change their approach? >> they absolutely need to. if they are not going to do it voluntarily they will open themselves to strong regulation. they are controlling so much of the media to not be held to standard voluntarily or otherwise won't work out well for them. howie: the network that dumped a top executive for despicable comments about the las vegas tragedy. howie: with the passing of tom petty, cbs made the situation worse. they reported he was dead, by was still alive. he didn't die until after midnight. they attributed the story to the lapd. it prompted an angry instagram post from petty's daughter. how dare you report my father has died just to get press. this is the personal pain caused by bad reporting. she treefers party members as repugs. cbs called her post repugnant. how does a network executive even

. >>> and gun control debate. as a nation remembers those killed and wounded in the las vegas massacre -- >> our souls are stricken with grief. >> there's a new reed call for -- renewed call for further restrictions on guns. >> congress continues to do nothing, mass shooting after mass shooting. >> reporter: will this tragedy be the impetus to change the nation's gun laws. we'll talk live with senators chris murphy and ron johnson. >>> plus, is rexit looming? as ru mrs of a rift between president trump and secretary of state rex tillerson swirl around washington -- >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. >> -- president trump insists there's no drama with his top diplomat. >> total confidence in rex. i have total confidence. >> but are secretary tillerson's days numbered? >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is still searching for answers. this morning, new information about a handwritten note left behind in the las vegas shooter's hotel room. a law enforcement source

substance or of any controlled substances will occur. "the washington post" article glosses over much of this background. it does not explain that the immediate suspension order is intended to be an extraordinary measure. it does not explain that prior to the bill, d.e.a. had basically cart blanche authority to impose this measure. it does not explain the d.e.a. has other enforcement tools available, including show cause orders, which are supposed to be the agency's standard operating procedure. equally problematic, the article barely even mentions the patient advocacy concerns that motivated the bill to begin with. i want to quote from a letter that a coalition of patient and health advocacy group sent congress in support of the legislation. quote, federal agencies, law enforcement, pharmaceutical industry participants and prescribers each play a role in working diligently to prevent drug abuse. and diversion. however, it is also imperative that legitimate patients are able to obtain their prescriptions without disrupti disruption. earl

you know people living under isis control i think really the joy that now we see that rights liberated and what we've also seen in other cities that are liberated of isis control joyce very plenty it's not that everybody in the region are like share of the population would buy into their ideology and support that isis means that brady has been brutal for him deliberately displayed and so i think a lot of the people who might have seen under their control should definitely not be consider their supporters or our presence there is traction to this to especially to the to call marginalization of somalis in the right who's not and and also syria has been staged somehow into office a lot of characteristics that allowed little say heavens for these groups still then to a security policy expert thank you very much for that assessment thank you very much. iraqi government forces say they've taken control of all major oil fields in the disputed northern province of good cooks they're also pushing into other areas that are outside the kurdish autonomy area in what baghdad calls operations to def

government in baghdad and also there is a control of the army on the part of the army should be controlled as my friend in london mentioned by cousin sulaimani and by that iran so the iraqi government now it's. in the hands of some people that they want to reelect in two thousand and eighteen we have to leave it there thank you to our guests. by caution now and. if you want to know more about this subject go to the place where you can always watch the program again and find out more that's on our website al-jazeera dot com if you want to air your views or tell us what we should talk about next time around we're on facebook find us at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story or you can use twitter our handle is a.j. inside story i'll be back in this chair soon in fact just under twenty four hours from now knowlton here bye for now. oh is it allison when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new u.k. has to address or if you join us on sat i'm a member of the ku klux klan but we struck up a relationship is a dialogue twe

it's obviously not in his whitee to make a big issue of gun control. think the difference here, where you see n.r.a. open to this regulatory change on bump stocks, is because republicans own it in washington. you have a republican president and a republican congress that will probably be -- they need to look like they're responding in a way. this will give them the semblance of taking some sort of action in response to a horrific event without going further. when democrats were in charge, when boban wa -- when barack oba was president -- this is a political imperative to allow them like they're at least respond. >> there's two different things. there's the appearance that congress is doing something in the wake of this and there's a policy point, doing something that will actually make a difference. this is no disagreement, as you pointed out, that this is applying to a very small thing that most of us probably had never heard of a bump stock before last week. that's going to do little -- the n.r.a. isn't losing much skin in this game by backing this.

substance or of any controlled substances, will occur. the washington post article glosses over much of this background. it does not explain the immediate suspension order is intended to be an extraordinary measure. it does not explain that prior to the bill, dea had carte blanche authority to impose this measure. it does not explain the dea has other enforcement tools including orders, which are supposed to be the agency standard operating procedure. the articlelematic, barely even mentions the patient advocacy concerns that motivated the bill to begin with. i want to quote from a letter that a coalition patient and advocacy group sent congress in support of the legislation, "federal agencies, law enforcement, pharmaceutical industries, participants, and prescribers, each player role in working diligently to prevent and diversion. however, it is also imperative legitimate patients can obtain prescriptions without disruption. addresses bothn goals by fostering communication and transparency between industry stakeholders and regulators, le

according to the iraqi map federal government controls. it is an indication of a pattern starting to. of course kill a cook is disputed but we're starting now to see what seems to be evidence of a push by iraqi federal government forces and the shia militias to take back control of all the areas whether they be disputed it's all milch the philippine president says his military has liberated the southern city of merari after a five month battle against isolating fighters president rodrigo to territories says the city has been freed from what he called terrorists but his military says fighting is still going on the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bomb attack on a police training center in afghanistan's paktia province a car packed with explosives was detonated outside the compound a gun battle between authorities and the attackers is still going on. israel is expected to announce plans to build almost two and a half thousand new settlements housing units forty percent are earmarked to be built east of the separation wall in

and to regain control of all territories which were taken by it and it's about illegally. and part of the constitution he has declared so the only iraqis behind the government and behind the popular mobilization forces and behind the iraqi security forces to take over the control of gook and the what they call dispute it did turn it to ease and can you just tell us is can you just tell us mr all right rabbi can you tell us what the situation is now with regard to the city of kirkuk and the other areas are we basically now nearly back to where we were in twenty fourteen i think. you can you have to come to see it rejoin us and the happiness of people in. all of a cork city this is a unique city at their dock with its kurds there is up with another woman and a third of the arabs and ten percent are christians so this is it and man this is like a unique city and mr baz anyone want you to basically raid this it this city and imposed on their kurd this year their view on it what i think there might be some who contest your figures because of course there hasn't been a proper ce

story the militia groups are in full control of the central issue see. no reports whatsoever of any kind of patient presence in that area when the standards they use to full control of the job of building the. government. before. parliament in september. iraqi parliament in september he be ousted. we saw a huge withdrawal of civilians. thousands of families leaving the city today. many many of them being fighters as well heavily armed leaving heading towards. quite surprising for everybody here just quickly. interesting thing to blame already being cheated by some members of the taylor gita could issue when. one of the senior aides to president bush and he has posted on his twitter account . one of the main street militia groups a group called i saw it. and then he didn't. actually. what he describes as members of the p a full cooperating. watch has been discarded this seems to be a complete withdrawal from the full season around and inside the city. going to be a lot of. again there is going to be a lot of questioning a lot of. such strong rhetoric but

there's an ongoing discussion about gun control in this country.uring the debates last year. we had it throughout the campaign when the most pro-gun control candidate was defeated. these conversations happen. what we're concerned about is that we're having a conversation when people are grieving. there used to be a common decency in this country where people paused from talking about policy. unfortunately, with diane fine stein and michael bloomberg, they want to exploit the tragedy from day one. it's shameful, but apparently that's the new normal -- chris: i want to pick up on that because while the nra is talking about bump stocks, there are a number of gun control advocates, in our this them democrats, who are calling for more sweeping measures. here's a few. >> i can't believe that one whole political party in the greatest country on earth is totally sold to the gun lobby. >> they're going to say if you give them bump stock, it's going to be a slippery slope. i certainly hope so. chris: now, i know that sets your teeth on edge. you say common d

he adds that we need gun control it's coming up right now we need gun control right now my biggest regret is that i stubbornly didn't realize it until my brothers on the road and myself were frightened by it but you know americans have witnessed shooting after shooting and nothing has changed so that doesn't seem to must much to suggest that you know it's going to shift now absolutely it's difficult to extrapolate those individual cases on to the general population we know that this has been such a controversial issue and we thank you very much for at least giving us a you know a little bit of a sense about the conversation that is happening right now online jad self-pity from our social media desk we appreciate it a pleasure. a tense standoff continues in spain days after more than two million cattle lands voted in favor of independence separatists have been blocking roads and going on strike in protest against police violence during sunday's independence referendum and this evening in a televised address to the nation there were harsh words from spain's king for catalonia has been for i

of our political process can control and prevent. but when you hear sixty people dead five hundred people injured i mean this could be something that focuses the mind let's hope so gun control laws in nevada where las vegas is where the shooting just took place are considered to be among the looses in the country is this issue gun control more something that should be dealt with at state level than it federal level is it more of a state issue so it's complex obviously the second amendment is something that regulates the federal government is federal law and it's kind of sacrosanct but what it says is that the american people have the right to bear arms in regulated militias and that word right. elated militias gives a lot of power both the federal government and to the states to take action the question is can state legislatures do so nevada is infamously libertarian that is one of the reasons why they have the casinos there that's why frankly prostitution is legal there they want people to live and let live and that includes owning

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think most americans are gun control, i think they are for sensible gun control.un rt with asking owners to get mental health screening. think figure out what we can agree is a good starting place. ental health is the way to go, then let's get push for mental health screening. you. host: matt, are you still there? gone. st california. caller: no. -- well, i agree with the last caller in regard to gun control. i believe that at least we can agree on the fact that should the magazine gun that can't clips.ore than 100 you don't need that for hunting is he state or open carry scary, it's really, you should mental ey should have health, should not be able to uy guns at gun shows without going through screening. i believe it is time for us to americans gether as that make sense. thank you. host: before you go, what makes will be this time different than other times we have had mass shootings and to make ok to congress change? caller: well, congress needs to ot be scared of the nra, step up to the plate and do the right thing for the american people. e are not saying you

of the catalan government and take control of the police. obviously, this is going to escalate the tension because there are some protests already organised for the days ahead, and some members of the catalan government say already that some civil servants are going to follow the rules of the central government. we have to see if the mossos squad, the catalan police will keep neutral. we will have a very intense and interesting it's a very tense period and we have to remember not everybody in that region wants to separate. exactly. we talk about the 90% in the illegal referendum, as madrid sees it in october, but that was business leaders are worried about this, they do not want this. remember, spain is coming out of a deep economic crisis and severe austerity measures. that has partly led to what we see today, catalonia is spain's wealthiest region, accounting for about a fifth of the spanish economy. it was demanding a better fiscal deal in the wake of this severe austerity and it may have been a miscalculation by mariano rajoy, as the eco

depriving women birth-control coverage jeopardizes health and economic well-being. women and couples use contraceptives to have healthier pregnancies, to help tide births and to achieve desired family size. and more than half of all women on the pill also use it to treat other medical issues like endometriosis. president trump's new rule could rip birth-control coverage away from hundreds of thousands of women, anything with a personal decisions at access to care. let's make clear to president trump that birth-control is healthcare. >> "newsweek" reports the shooter in las vegas tried to buy unilluminating illuminatinh which contained both that ignite in order to be visible to the naked eye when they're fired. some of information about the preparations the shooter made. we get a reaction from the white house on gun legislation during today's briefing. while we wait for the white house briefing to start we'll take a look at some of today's "washington journal." tim schmidt joins us now come president of the u.s. concealed carry association. join as from wisconsin thi

are no longer control anywhere in the city. but we will look out. they had the most basic of weapons, but they had a killer advantage. coalition air power. that helped drive i.s. out, but it also emptied the city of 250,000 people. hundreds of civilians may have died in the bombardment. the battle for the city spared non-as we witnessed. in its final months, the fighting here reached a new intensity. this family survived. they only managed to escape i.s. used them and thousands of others as human shields. >> but my brother was shot four times, but allah is stronger than them. >> i tried to leave twice but i couldn't as i.s. militant were shooting at me. they were saying you are going to the infidels. >> but the final victory was delivered not in a gun battle, but in a bus ride. here i.s. fighters are seen leaving one of their last hold-outs, a popt hospital. what is left of raqqa can barely be called a city, and still danger remain. islamic state's foreign fighters here vanished. some may be hiding in these ruins. their leadership have already fled.

or a failure at controlling his tweeting. again, i was not sent in, or i was not brought to this job to control anything but the flow of information to our president. >> hmm. okay. jeff is "outfront" at the white house. he is the chief of staff. it would appear his job on some level is to control the president, isn't it? >> i think that is a very difficult job for any president, se certainly this one i believe. who sees the president, what information gets to him. he has told reporters before and again today that he does not control what the president says, tweets. but he can control who sees the president, what information he gets. but easterrin, i was so struck e simple fact the chief of staff felt the need to come to the briefing room to say i'm not getting fired. this is the second senior official, tillerson last week, to announce i am still on board. i'm not getting fired. certainly very unusual, erin. >> sorry to laugh, but yes, unusual, understatement of the evening so far. but look, jeff, you've also pointed out what

at least the groundwork has been lent you know hundreds controlling a purse strings in theory they control. about how to go to deal with civic resistance is another massive because no one wants to see a repeat of the century so the referendum post october first. photos are old ladies get broken hats went viral and certainly challenge the government's some moves of expectation of uncertainty and since you mention civil resistance fight and charlotte prism all has called for a democratic opposition to this takeover what does that mean and what can they actually do to resist the central government. yes my that was one of the key takeaways from his short statement he gave yesterday that he wanted people to remain peaceful he said they shouldn't be eating insults and that those who want independence those who support him should not should not go up against those who are against it should respect those who are against it whether or not that can be lived out in reality it does remain to be seen as a huge and independence protest planned here later so it's very possible of course that things could

president donald trump is facing more control over his handling of the deaths of four u.s. soldiers in an ambush in earlier this month he's been forced to deny making insensitive remarks in a phone call to the widow of one of the men and white house correspondent kelly how kate is following this story forrest and so kimberly the president has said that they reported account of what took place in the conversation is a fabrication what else has he been saying. well he has spoken here at the white house in the last couple of hours as we say in the united states doubling down on those claims that accounts by a democratic congresswoman of the telephone call he made to the family widow of sergeant lead david johnson are being fabricated i think we have to pull back from this for a second to recognize that one of the key roles of the u.s. president an unwritten rule is that you are the consoler in chief in times of grief particularly when it comes to the deaths of those who are killed on the battlefield or soldiers in this case as you point out a routine patrol an ambush were for

what's changing the conversation about gun control. stick around. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) the capital one venture card. unlimited double miles on every purchase, not just airline purchases. now available... (clanging) ...in metal. what's in your wallet? >> busy week for president trump and the republican party. as they push forward with their gop agenda. late yesterday administration announced a new policy that allows employers to opt-out of providing no cost birth control to women by claiming moral or religious objections. house speaker paul ryan calling it a landmark day for religious liberty. following sunday's massacre in las vegas hill focusing on the enormous arsenal used by suspected gunman stephen paddock. paul ryan addressed the proposed ban on bump stocks during a sit down with msnbc's hugh hewitt. >> john cornyn said he wants a hearing on bump stocks. open to a vote. your open to a vote on bump stocks? >> i didn't know what they were until this week and i'm an avid sportsman. we're coming up quick to speed what this is. fully automatic

that's just something kelly can't control and he admits you can't control it. i don't think anybody in that white house would be able to control it with this president. >> jump in. >> he set the tone for how he wants to be judged in the job. he clearly doesn't want to be judged as the person who is supposed to be control the president's tweet. he was very much, that's not my job, my job is to staff the president and get an orderly information flow to him so he can make good decisions. >> yeah, i mean, defining your own terms of success are fine in some lines of work, but not when the commander in chief is tweeting about nuclear war. mike gerson wrote something tonight, the title is "republicans, it's time to panic." he writes, the problem has always been trump's fundamental unfitness for high office. it is not his vulgarity and smallness. it is not his nearly complete ignorance of policy and history which condemns him to live in the eternal present of his own immediate desires. no. corker has given public permission to raise the most serious questions. is trump

iraqi government forces are in full control here and now. the oil fields around kirkuk are one of iraq's two main oil producing areas vital for the economy. before the peshmerga forces withdrew the kurdistan regional government was pumping around six hundred thousand barrels of oil a day from wells like these. this is one of the main processing units at the by has and feel it used to be exploited by the occupying forces of coke now thank god the fields have been handed over to the iraqi authorities when the peshmerga controlled this area the iraqi government accused the kurdish leaders of not sharing oil revenue with baghdad so it stops sending the seventeen percent of the federal budget as per the two thousand and five constitution to the region. now with the oil fields back under iraqi government control the oil ministry has vowed to increase production to one million barrels a day. and it's threatening legal action against the kurdistan regional government if it stops the flow to the turkish mediterranean port of jihan through a pipeline

they can control it.y can control it. they just haven't done the work they need to control it and i know, listen, let's be clear here, they can build this and absolutely control it. if they are worried about the silicon valleys, another -- >> let me just -- i want to zero in. when they say they can control -- what i'm hearing. i want to make sure, you think they have the capacity if they change assumptions and thing their policies around what the platform is doing to make and the platform non-benign. >> they control adds and don't control residents but have control over spam and have the same google does. it's bad business for facebook to be in the business that -- >> google doesn't control what it does top to bottom. google has some influence over what gets linked high. facebook runs differently. facebook has to abandon the self-service ad platforms and abandon the process of ad tech which relies on deep surveillance of nearly two -- of more than 2 billion people. i mean, they would have to restructure f

so when do we think the direct control will be imposed? there will bea control will be imposed? a meeting of the senate commission that has been set up to discuss these measures and the technical measures of how this works. if it all goes to plan according to the spanish government, possibly as soon as friday there will be a vote in the senate in madrid on this issue. the spanish government believes it has three quarters of the senate's chamber supporting it on this issue, it is confident it can push that through. this is a massive headache for madrid to impose direct rule, 20,000 civil servants here and a local police force of 17,000 and a tv station. who connects the traffic fines and the parking speeding tickets question what —— collect. all of that potentially has got to go back to madrid. that's right, there are several aspects of this article 155, the symbolic aspect, we knew this was coming for some time and it wasn't a great surprise, but it had a symbolic meaning, the fact it had a symbolic meaning, the fact it had a symbolic meaning, the fact it had never been used bef

how much do those controls act as a brake, hamper innovation?a is because of the market and the supply here. it is very less about information, ourfreedom. the weaknesses of this one—party state are hidden behind a facade of unity and discipline. a determined strongman now commands a daunting mix of hard and soft power. the party's message to the public — leave politics to us, and we will deliver you a superpower. carrie gracie, bbc news, beijing. the son of a maltese journalist, who was killed in a car bomb yesterday, has blamed a "culture of impunity" for his mother's death. daphne galizia was an investigative reporter who wrote a widely—read blog focusing on corruption. thousands of people attended a vigil in the capital last night. 0ur correspondent, daniel sandford, has this report. the twisted burned—out chassis of daphne caruana galizia's peugeot 108 hire car, in the field where malta's most influential investigative journalist was murdered — her body blown clean out of the vehicle by a huge explosion, ending her career of exposing politi

war because it's about who will be controlling. iraqi borders who will be in charge of uprooting in his last editor the being there is or so what is as stake is a very important maybe this. is the last battle or the one before the last battle and that second remark i think what kind of strategy will. resort to after up to now hang on sam because you know you have nicely jumped ahead to a whole bunch of questions which we do want to get into but let's take them on a time and joshua if we can back up one more what kind of assuming here that there are so. to sort of last i guess you could say urban areas for eisold that's where they're going is that the case. we believe so you know it's not clear exactly where they're hiding out of course the big prize is can the fact that it is and. and that that people are guessing where he might be and so we'll see the towns are falling fairly quickly we saw in iraq the last town that fell almost a thousand two hundred fighters gave up and increasingly we're seeing these deals with isis fighters wh

yes i think there needs to be done control. here is my thoughts on gun control. bernie sanders people please listen up. taxof these people love to so much and to have insurance. here's the idea. if you own a gun that holds more than three shells you should pay taxes just like you do on an automobile. that kills people. you should have to have insurance. you love interns don't you -- insurance don't you? off thise some money deal. do you realize how much the city and the county and the state of nevada has paid for this idiot? a lot. let's make him get some insurance on those 30 or 40 guns. maybe that will slow it down. one voice in this debate that many around the country are focusing on is congressman steve scalise the majority whip in the house. he of course was injured in that congressional baseball shooting. fox newsterviewed on earlier this week talking about his view on gun control in the wake of his shooting. >> one there is a tragedy like this the first thing we should be thinking about is praying for the people who were injured and doing whatever we can t

control. making it harder for patients to get needed medication.cular thorn for the drug industry and bill's sponsors was joe ranocizzi here, had been a witness before congress more than 30 times and was called on again to testify about this bill. >> 16,651 people in 2010 died of opioid overdose. opiate associated overdose. this is not a game. we're not playing a game. >> nobody is saying it is a game, sir. we are just trying to craft legislation. >> ranocizzi admits to having a temper felt so strongly about the damage the bill could do. he lashed out at marino's committee staffers. >> it is my understanding that joe ranacizzi, senior dea official has publicly accused, sponsors of the bill of "supporting criminals." this >> congressman marino from pennsylvania said that you accused him of helping criminals. >> i never accused of congressman marino of helping criminals. i said, that this bill is going to protect defendants that we have under investigation. and, if congressman marino thinks i accused him of something, i don't know what to tell you. >

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a history of the debate over gum control. mr. winkler i want to start with the idea a narrow question and broaden out, senator feinstein said she would think of no law that would have stopped this massacre in las vegas is that the way it looks to you as well? >> well, it looks like that, although maybe dianne feinstein should take a little credit she proposed to ban these bump fire stocks in 2012, and in 2013, with proposals that were -- went nowhere in congress, perhaps these devices could have been taken off the market beforehand. although that probably would not have stopped the shooting itself a, it may have limited some of the damage. >> dickerson: let's step back, we are focused as we have to be on the specifics of this event and on the details of now this possible piece of legislation. what questions aren't we asking? what is the larger context here we should be thinking about as we think about these issues? >> well, i think what we should be thinking about a is a little less about mass shootings, they get all of the atten