assembly man david chu believes the others that are not banned should be. and those are the ones with something called a bullet button. >> one of these two similar-looking semi-automatic rifles is banaled in california. it's considered an assault rifle. it's the one at the bottom. the one that you can easily operate with a button. >> the ease of detaching the magazine and then rapidly reloading. >> the semiautomatic rival on the top is legal because you can't push that button with your finger to unload a magazine. or you can use other tools, a pen or something like this which you can buy on the internet. chu's bill would also categorize these firearms as assault rifles. >> the whole point was to slow down a potential killer or a potential person's ability to fire off rounds. will the pill really close the loophole? retired police lieutenant says no. >> if they're going to commit a crime, they'll either bring more guns or they'll illegally modify their guns which is what happened in san bernardino. and how do you stop that? >> chu's bill would require curren

san francisco assembly man david chu demonstrating how fast a mass shootser can reload with certain military style assault rifles. these were called button guns because with the press of a button, an empty clip detaches and another one can be installed. the california state law left us loopholes that the gun manufacturers took advantage of and now they sold many guns that include the so-called bullet button that allow for rapid reload. >> the bullet button guns were used in both the san bernadino and aurora, colorado, movie theater shooters. state assemblywoman pamela harris says she supports the bills. others are markly vain and san francisco is a phil tang. >>> we are now hearing from san francisco's new sher vive about the changes she wants to make about the new city policy. the policy came under fire when juan francis so lopez sanchez was released from jail. he was wanted for deportation but he was let go after dropping drug charges. sheriff vickie henessey says she wants to re-establish communication between federal immigration officials and deputies at the city jail. the sheriff says t

david chu is an advocate for the proposal. a number of gun safety bills will be proposed in this legislative session. >>> how safe is san francisco? in people are frustrated. they say they have never seen crime so bad. tonight they delivered a strong message. jean elle, is the mayor and police chief listening? >> they were here tonight. more than 100 people showed up in a community meeting to tell city leaders they don't feel safe in their neighborhoods and they are hoping the dialogue leads to results. >> i have never seen the kind of thing that we're seeing on this block in the 30 years that i've lived here. >> reporter: fed up with crime, dozens of people from san francisco speak out at a community meeting. scott wiener organized the meeting before being robbed in the mission. the mayor told the frustrated crowd that he is prepared to advocate funds increase safety. while violent crime is down property crime is up. and police need help preventing the rash of broken car windows. >> do not leave anything and when we say anyth

david rosenberg. same thing. everyone watching the price of oil. that said, the major averages are staging quite a comeback. dominic chu is tracking some stocks that are cheap for the asking. what did you find? >> here's the interesting thing. wlorntd you believe this is short covering, or whether you believe this is a fundamental buying opportunity, there has been some idea of safetsafety. involves melding some of those factors together and seeing what you come up with. we put an example together. the s&p 500, we looked at all the stocks between the s&p that trade below the average price-to-earnings ratio for the s&p. that's around 17 right now. we got rid of all those stocks that traded above it. so with rich valuations. we said look at the average dividend yield. it's about 2.2% right now. we only want to look at stocks from that group of stocks that trades above 2.2% in terms of yield. and then, just in case there's a falling knife or a lot of negative momentum to the stock. we said that these stocks had to actually be positive price-return wise over the last six and 12 months. out of those 500 stocks in the s&p 50