bill hamate with edison is here to answer questions that you may have as it relates to this report. at & t's application also demonstrates that it aims to close the gap by this means. what qualifies as least intrusive means is based on the city's code. the question that is raised is whether the proposed facility is consistent with the values expressed in the government's code. the application includes an analysis of evaluation of available locations from which at & t can propagate a signal to the gap. at & t evaluated 67 alternate sites in the area. one was a school, four preference four locations, 8 preference 5 locations and 87 preference four locations. there were no preference to location sites and preference 3 locations available from the range. on the bases of an analysis alt if i have at & t selected 431 balboa. there is no other location where at & t can close the gap by the least intrusive means. some members of raised concern about the wireless communication facilities about how effects of radio and frequency emissions is contributed -- continue addicted by the evidence at

edison's labs were really about one guy, thomas edison.ing to do is create an environment and company that is about lots of inventors. i am not on every patent. i am not the inventor here. >> but this place is not just about inventing. patents are at the core of the business. he has amassed so much intellectual property that the press sometimes calls him a patent troll. >> they say this is unfair, nathan is out there acquiring all these patents on everything. how can i create anything when i have to pay a heavy fee to a company like intellectual ventures because they have the patent on it? >> there are companies that have gotten used to not paying. they have gotten used to a situation where a university owns that or a little start up owns it. a start up will never come after us. so, it's okay. we can stiff them. >> as ceo, how much time does nathan really get in the kitchen? >> it is only a fraction of what we do. most of the reason i dress like this and work like this is because i love doing it. >> when nathan can't be here, chef maxime b

>> when the sight is being proposed edison will go there to see what other places causing this ambient baseline. as part of the preparation to report, they are estimating worst case standard. they are assuming that every channel is operating at max capacity. generally that isn't a standard condition unlessu a parade for bad king in up to -- kid in up to operating at capacity. when they have gone with a meter they found it was below than what was predicted. >> they can make that question six 6 months after? >> correct. >> i have seen someone correct roof tops and contacts 311 and we've arranged the testing and the carriers never balked at that test. cl eric clerk there is a motion to approve, hillis, johnson, moore, richard, fong, wu. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. places you on item 6 . item 6: 2014.1240t a. starr; 4155 558-63622 amendments to the planning code's definition of residential unit and residential conversion requirements [board file no. 140775] - ordinance amending the planning code to amend the definition of residential unit and clarify the requirements for a resident

around the horn to san francisco 1878 and began to work on the ship and discussing it including edison's light not quite ready for prime time that brought on board like alexander graham bell telegraph equipment listed fdr library they knew they were going into the great unknown to be at least two or three years if not more and to this is the gilded age people wanted to live well as well as they possibly could. and edisons life as we learned later he did get the hang of it but unfortunately life on the uss jeanette did not cooperate. they left from san francisco to a thousand people were gathered there to go off on the voyage everybody knew about uss jeanette although paid for by the eccentric millionaire it was staffed by u.s. navy officers playing -- under naval rules and was a naval ship. uss jeanette in an unorthodox arrangement like ted turner joining forces with nasa to send a probe to mars or something like that. it would not work today but that was the gilded age for you. headed north through the bering strait going past alaska that we had fairly recently purchased from the russia

and we give thomas edison credit. i want somebody to tell me how many times thomas edison failed before getting it right. nobody knows. nobody knows how many times he has failed people celebrate him for his success. so education is the great equalizer. i don't care how tough it is you have to put a value on education and if you fail fail, try again. you will see in the book by failed physics at north carolina state. not because i could not do it. i guess i could but it is hard with the 7:30 a.m. physics class when you were up all night so i neglected going to class and i was rewarded appropriately. so that means you have more to come. if i had quit after losing a third time i would never become the number three guy. in the house of representatives. [applause] >> you probably don't remember me but going back to high school a couple years ago i just want to say one thing that america is what it is today because the people like you. forget political parties or anything else. what you tell these kids to set your goals hig

edmond is working on edison now. just keep doing this. we don't know how to do anything else. >> guest: no. but problem is it takes so long and you don't live your own life for all those years. i was interviewing her friends, i was staying in her houses. i was traveling with her. was living her life for many, many years, and my friends will tell you this, neglect my friends, my family, i didn't see my sister for three years. this is all-consuming thing if you do it properly, and you had the same exactly with bellow. >> but i took only a third of the time. >> guest: you did it in one volume. >> guest: she led nine lives. bellow only wrote. he took a lot of courses in life, courses in life. so, anyway, this concludes the formal portion of our program, and i hope we can entertain some questions from the audience. oh, okay. >> guest: you have to go to the microphone. >> the microphone comes right to you. >> you pick them. >> i get to pick? okay. >> that was wonderful. as a mother and a narcissist, how was she as a mother and also do you think

if a dangerous edison or entering the government. a founding father said that those rights cannot be infringed . i generally did not, self pro-gun. i describe myself as per second amendment. a gun is just a tool. thank you. >> thank you. right down here. >> hi. i am olivia thomas from texas. you were talking about second amendment rights and all that. my dad and tigers shooting almost every other weekend together, something we have always done. we have a friend who lives outside of city property. we go and should place. they're is a gun at that has come up set to ban semi-automatic weapons which is a type of rifle i have been shooting since i was for. >> the only kind in civilian hands. >> yes. i was just wondering your thoughts on the issue of whether that is actually something that potentially could be passed? >> of course a lot of language. semiautomatics is basically what we all have except for revolvers you pull the trigger once in a fire is one shot. the military uses fully automatic, the police have them. he pull the trigger a

ofo joining us is the ceo -- the ceo--, edison of com edison. it is great to have all of you here this morning on this huge day. let me kick the conversation off. a very simple question. john, i will start with you. are you hiring and why or why not? >> we are. we continue to hire both in florida and new york. the bank is growing at $1 billion every 90 days. we are fortunate to be sitting right in the middle of two of the biggest growth in jens on the east coast of the united states -- growth engines on the east coast of the united states. we hired about 200 new people last year. >> will you do about the same this year? >> we will probably do about the same. >> i'm incredibly proud of the 15,000 men and women of con edison who have a tremendous commitment to our customers and operate our complex energy systems. we are hiring. we hired 900 new employees last year and 3500 over the last five years. they are high school graduates with the right aptitudes who we develop into professional -- customer service professionals and crafts. we hire those wi

next up, google investing in solar, providing 1$145 million o sun edison to help convert a solar power field to a solar plant. >> i love that idea. that's a tiny little blip of something, probably four minutes of revenue for google, and they do have a project for renewable energy, but it's more important for, i think, sun edison. i like it here. i think that as we see this whole industry mature and it's really in its infancy right now, we start to see financing available anywhere, that's food f good for them, like that. >> 300% gain in 12 months, would you stay in this? >> karen's been on it. these are difficult names to stay in but they're typically the right one. when you have the wind at your back and seemingly know head wipds are coming you have to stay with the wind. >> next up, a hole, given the recent rally in the stock but the analyst did add it has a positive spin. >> as we eenk talked about it. it's crazy. it will be come mod advertised at some point, but i don't think that's happening for six months to a year. didn't get whacked today. and on the other side of that coin, the

mary pickford on broadway had starred -- not starred, but she was the friend of the star -- in an edison movie that was filmed out of the new jersey studios. and at the age of 20 she'd married her first multimillionaire -- [laughter] and then having had one child with him, had divorced and eventually married henry luce. so i began to think about this subject and whether it was a possibility, and quite by chance in the next two or three weeks various people called me up or i encountered various people who all brought up the name of clare boothe luce. and the first one was on the bill blog show which was a midday radio show that my husband was going on to promote his first roosevelt book i think. go into the studio and there was a man howard jarvis proposition 13 -- california man -- and he came up to me x he said, good book you wrote on edith roosevelt. next book for you, clare boothe luce. i was taken aback because i hadn't even mentioned this to my husband yet. this was just days after the article. and then a week later i got an invitation from the library of congress. daniel -- [inaudi

>> sun edison.t one point they were up nearly 11% on some at least unknown origin, rumors and speculation that the company was possible a takeover canned by general electric. a general electric spokesperson has just said they were not in any takeover talks for sun edison. bu we'll keep an eye on it. >> the battle over argentina's debt just got more interesting. a couple of hedge fund titans are facing off and not pulling any punches. also he's got his hand on the pulse of e-commerce technology. the ceo of thrillist will take us inside and tell us why he believes his company could become a billion dollar entity, next. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> take a look at the dollar today. rising to a four year high. jackie is at tat the nymecs wit more. >> watching the dollar at a higher value since june of 2010. the last two months have been a n

edton sold us this -- edison told us this power pole was damaged in the fire. replacing it will take them well into the night. and michelle and brian, it is awfully hot. very breezy here tonight too. 71 homes are still without power. reporting live from silverado canyon, greg mills, eyewitness news. >> thank you greg. we're having audio problems with that. weather is not going to help. continue hot down there. >>> the fire -- stole the thunder from a couple getting married at a nearby golf course. the i dos were drowned out by the loud distraction. >> it was definitely hard to hear. we were in the front row too. >> not going to let it ruin my day. not going to let it ruin her day. >> our, our day. >> that's right. it's our. guests say the ordeal made for a wedding they'll never forget. >>> a two alarm fire in berkeley made one tenant take extreme mashes. a -- measures. a woman tried to jump from a nearby tree but ended up crashing to the ground. she was taken to a hospital with injuries and a second woman was rescued before she could make the jump and she was n

. >> good, many teachers, including this group from edison high school, took advantage of every last minute to prepare before the school doors open. these teachers even walk through their students neighborhoods, and took their route to school. >> for our staff to have better understanding of the travels and the plights that our students experience on day-to-day basis? it will be another trying year for students, and teachers alike. the school district of philadelphia is still facing a $81 million budget gap. in order to get the doors open on time this year, millions of dollars in temporary cuts had to be made. and, until more funds something found, schools will be clean less frequently, building maintenance postponed. >> we'll still advocate for the additional revenue, both with labor partners, and with harrisburg. >> the district is banking on the passage of the philadelphia specific 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax to plug the budget gap. superintendent william hit height says he's got answer sure answers from leaders in harrisburg, but nothing is for certain. >> i'm cautiously opti

. >> many teachers including this group from edison high school took advantage of every last minute, to prepare, before the school doors opened. these teachers even walked through their students' neighborhoods, took their route to school. >> for our staff, to have better understanding of the travels and the opinions h lights that our students experience on day-to-day basis? it will be another trying year, for students and teachers alike. the school district of philadelphia is still facing a $81 million budget gap. >> cuts had to be made, until more funding found, schools will be cleaned less freak winly, building maintenance postponed. >> both with labor partners and with judge bank being on cigarette tax to plug the budget gap. superintendent william hite says he's gotten assurance frost leaders in harrisburg, but nothing for certain. >> i'm cautiously and we hope individuals will move toward -- rely on the wore, try to work as hard as they can, in order to get this thing done. >> even if the $81 million in additional funds something found, superintendent hite remind people, that th

and edison's lights, as we later learn -- he was just perfecting it, and as the ship was leaving just a few months later he did get the hang of the lights. unfortunately the lights on the jeannette did not exactly work. so, they left in the summer of 1879 from san francisco, 20,000 people were gathered there to watch them, send them off on their voyage. all the earned covered this. everybody knew about the jeannette. it was national endeavor, although paid for by this eccentric millionaire, it was staffed by u.s. navy officers and flight under navy rules and it was naval ship ex-uss jeannette. kind of an interesting, unorthodox arrange: kind our like ted turner joining forces with nasa to send a probe to mars or something like that. something that really wouldn't work today but that's the gilded age for you. so heading north through the berg strait, going past alaska, which we had fairly recently purchased from the russians. everyone was -- north of our new acquisitiony the knost. we're heading for wrangle island, which is a applies that figured prominently in the theory of august pet

but many teachers including this from edison high school took advantage of every last minute to prepare before the school doors open. these teachers walk through their students neighborhoods, took their route to school. >> for our staff to have better understanding of the travels and the plights that our students experience on day-to-day basis. >> it will be another trying year for students and teachers a like. the school district of philadelphia is still facing a $81 million budget gap in order to get the doors open on time this year, millions of dollars in temporary cuts had to be made. and until more funds something found, schools will be cleaned less frequently, building minds fence postponed. >> we will still advocate for the additional revenue both with the labor partners and with harrisburg. >> the district is banking on the passage of the philadelphia specific 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax to plug the budget gap. superintendent william hite says he's gotten assurance frost leaders in harrisburg, but nothing for certain. >> i'm cautiously optimistic, just based on those assuran

that analysis >> to be specific for a quick second, this is item number 8 of edison's rf safety study, it says that the cumulative of any nearby reference is 30 percent of the public exposure limit, and the residents is in astrik. s and located 50 feet away based on the photographs from google thanks. and i guess that the fact that the 1420 taylor which is 40 feet to the property and is not mentioned in the study and just indicates that this could have been more thorough and so my, i guess if anything, at minimum, i would like it see, a more robust and thorough study of the safety, of the exposure. and the building is eight feet away and i think that the antennas are set back and so it is well in the 68-foot, public exposure limit and i do understand that the limit pertains to the area directly in front of said antennas, but at the same time, just by nature of the fact that 1420, taylor is not mentioned at all and i feel like, it could be more, it could be more robust, study. and that is those are my thoughts, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon, comm

one song is about grant edison. >> yeah. >> and marshall was my dad's original bass player.g. and then another song, a civil war ballad that i wrote with my ex-husband, the three of us. >> that sounds like fun. >> it's a civil war ballad based on my own ancestors. >> this is a personal question but given the way you have written your muse nick the past and what you just said i know i can ask this question of you and you know i'm not being disrespectful. i laughed when you said it but there are so many people that can't be in the same state much less the same city or the same room with an exand the three of you are working on a project together. what is the trick to making the relationships last even when they take a different form. >> when rodney and i split there was certainly lly issues. he is the father of some of my children. i thought, i don't want to make this more difficult for my kids. i'm going to work on this and have a friendship with him so that my kids can feel at ease with him and enjoy it. we took a few years to like become friends again. but i also figured yo

today, staffers at edison high school walked the steps that many of their kids will take through north philadelphia next week. they want the community to know that they're focused on educating kids and not on the political tug of war over the school's budget crisis. >> sure challenges, it is all -- >> for our staff to have better understanding of the travels and the plights that our students experience on day-to-day basis. >> district officials continue to call on law makers to pass a cigarette tax to help close the $81 million deficit. they say without it, though, more cuts will be needed. >>> federal officials and city leaders took a tour of the west philadelphia neighborhood known as a promise zone today. mayor michael nutter welcomed the housing and urban development secretary castro to mantua this morning. now, a promise zone is a neighborhood selected by the obama administration to receive tax incentives and grants designed to help the community tackle poverty. >> in terms of advance ago community, the challenge is not only education, it is also about housing. it is about jobs. i

. >> number five, sun edison -- ugo agreeing to provide funding for a sun edison solar power plant in. the project will begin operation this year. it is the 17th renewable energy project that google has funded. i did not know that. that seems like a lot. >> in general, operations have been much more at the forefront of funding solar energy than we have seen on the residential side. >> we are still waiting for the mass adoption of that. number four, ebay -- the online auction site that owns paypal. the stock tocut neutral saying that the apple mobile payment service might be a strong competitor to paypal. people are asking how apple could do this compared to the other companies. >> or will he take off? will enough retailers use it? >> it seems of all the announcements, there is the most excitement about apple pay. >> you are really excited about the whole foods option. i will call her out. >> i could see julie being very excited about the whole foods option. two, missed, number estimates, maintaining its earnings outlook for the fiscal year. the chain signed an agreement to develop 20

today staffers at edison high school walked the steps that many of their kids will take through north philadelphia. they say they want the community to know they're focused on educating kids and not on the political tug of war over the school butch. superintendent of schools dr. william hite says he's been in touch with state lawmakers about that $2 per pack cigarette tax been designed to help reduce the district's budget problem. ♪ >> what night tonight. standing up to cancer for musicians like dave matthews to ari an grande to the who. hollywood stars like reece wither poon, jennifer aniston and gwyneth paltrow. the celebrities came together tonight for a very important cause and you saw it right here on cbs-3. the stand up for cancer telecast part of an effort to raise money for cancer research and since 2008, that program has raised more than $260 million. >> also taking part in tonight's telecast was millville new jersey native and baseball super star mike trout. trout app pedestrian on the show to honor his childhood friend marshall smith. marshall died last year after a four-ye

southern california edison says it has more than 3600 outages. >> i'm ready to wear my sweaters, wear my socks, my robes, and wear my nice blankets at night. [ laughter ] >> temperatures in many areas to hit 90 or higher again today. here's something you don't see very often. lightning set a palm tree on fire in san diego. it was part of a storm in the region that had winds that blew another tree down causing traffic backups. >> on the ram pain again. >>> we have a chance of un-- >> on the rampage again. >> we have a chance of unsettled weather this evening. but most of the day will be nice. couple of clouds at the coastline. some of the showers off the coast but most of the focus is going to be the north today. but then toward the evening hours, it's going to sag further to the south and that's when we'll get rain in the north bay. partly cloudy this morning, increasing clouds in the afternoon, slight chance of evening showers north of the golden gate bridge, slight chance of showers for the rest of the bay area into thursday morning. high pressure bringing us some warm sunshine agai

preparing for students end, many for weeks, getting classrooms in order, some including teachers from edison high school even took walk through the student neighborhoods tonight deuce themselves. but, it will be another school year when philadelphia teach letters have to do more with less, still facing $81 million budget deficit, even if that gap is closed funding would only reach the same level as last year's doomsday budget leaving schools without full time nurses, counselors, and other resources, and more cuts if the deficit isn't addressed by october. now the district still banking on the passage of the philadelphia specific 2-dollar per pack, superintendent william hite says he's gotten assurance frost leaders in harrisburg it will pass once they get back to work this month, but nothing is for certain. >> i'm cautiously optimistic just based on those assurances, and we hope that individuals will move toward -- rely on their word, try to work as hard as they can in order to get this thing done. >> in the meantime, in order to get these doors back open on time today, superintendent hite h

the victim 22 year old darsh patel of edison, new jersey. wildlife officials say the only food the victim had on him was a granola bear. >> 99.99 9% of the time these people -- you know, folks have encounters with bears it's because they have food on them. the bear is just looking for food. again, this is -- you have a much better chance of dying driving down route 287 on the way back to your station this afternoon than this ever taking place. >> reporter: hikers told police that the bear began following them while they were lying in the preserve in west milford just 4:00 p.m. the men ran in defendant directions and called 911. police then found the victim and a bear near his body about two hour later. >> the search and rescue team that had been back there was clapping their hands. trying to make noises throwing sticks, rocks, trying to scare it off. but it never really left. it just kept lingering and trying to circle back around. so at that time is when the officer shot him. >> reporter: residents say usually though the bears are easily sc

and edison high school staffers walked the steps many of their kids will take through neighborhoods on their first day of school on monday. >> we know there are challenges. >> for our staff to have a better understanding of the travels and the problems that our students experience on a day to day basis. >> reporter: budget cuts and a 81 million-dollar deficit are a real concern as the school year starts on monday, but superintendent william hite says they have been in touch with state legislators about the $2 a pack cigarette tax in philadelphia that could save them. >> i'm cautiously optimistic based on those assurances and we hope that individuals will rely on their word and try to work as hard as they can in order to get this thing done. >> reporter: but he tells "eyewitness news" he does have his concerns if the tax isn't passed quickly. >> there are a lot of worries that i have but we want children to be safe. we have worked all summer to ensure that we will open up schools that are safe, that are clean. >> reporter: district representatives tell us if the cigarette tax isn't pass

and when they go out and in this case, ham and edison, they will look and calculate the distances where that exposure is, and they will determine that the exposure area given that the antenna will not include any publicly accessible areas and that will include, the roof top areas and if the side to add a roof deck later on, they would not be in the position to deny to, and because they will exceed the public exposure limits. >> okay, and i know that, that sounds good. >> presumably that will be in the middle of roost and they would be within an area that would not be safe, but, their facing outward. >> correct. >> it tells a very correctional nature, and as you get out toward the north and south of the building. and so for instance, folks who will be up here including residents and a safe route that was added at a later time and of course, what will have to happen is part of the construction is that striping or barricades will be added to specifically for the areas and that would be off limit for the public and the personnel. >> that answers my question and the only thing would be the a

some, including teachers from edison high school, even took a walk through their students' neighborhoods to introduce themselves. but, it will be another school year when philadelphia teachers will have to do more with less. the district is fill facing a $81 million budget deficit. even if that gap is closed, funding would only reach the same level as last year's doomsday budget, leaving schools without full time nurses, and enough counselors, and number of other resources. and there will be more cuts if the deficit isn't addressed by october. now, the district is still banking on the passage that far philadelphia specific $2 per pack cigarette tax to plug this budget gap. superintendent hite says he's gotten assurance frost leaders in harrisburg that it will pass once they get back to work this month. but nothing is for certain. >> i'm cautiously optimistic, just based on those assurances, and we hope that individuals will move toward, rely on their word, try to work as hard as they can, in orders to get this thing done. >> in order to get the school district open today, on time, superi

. >> but many teachers, including this group from edison high school, took advantage of every last minute to prepare before the school doors opened. these teachers even walked through their students neighborhoods and took their route to school. >> for our staff, to have better understanding of the travels and the plights that our students experience on a day-to-day basis? another trying year for student and teachers alike. school district of philadelphia is still facing a $81 million budget gap in order to get the doors open on time this year, millions of dollars in temporary cuts had to be made. and until more funds something found, schools will be cleaned less frequently, building maintenance postponed. >> we'll still advocate for the additional revenue, both with labor partners and with harrisburg. >> the district is banking on the passage of the philadelphia specific 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax to plug the budget gap. superintendent william hite says he's gotten assurance frost leaders in harrisburg, but nothing for certain. >> i'm cautiously optimistic just based on those assuran

edison says it also has more than 3600 outages. residents are over it. >> ready to wear sweaters, socks, robes and blankets at night. [ laughter ] >> a heat warning is in effect for the los angeles area but for about another hour. it will cool off a bit tomorrow, the temperatures could still hit 90 or higher. >>> thousands of fans trying to leave the 49er game at levi stadium sunday night were trapped in parking lots for more than an hour. kpix's len ramirez on the problem and why it might be hard to fix this one. >> reporter: levi stadium was always talked about by the city and the 49ers as an ideal location for a stadium. one of the big reasons because of its proximity to the rail lines and now they are being blamed for a big part of the problem. >> the big scoreboard at levi stadium flashed tweets about fans experience. levi stadium traffic control big fail. traffic is bad enough to sell my season tickets and worse home opener i ever experienced. the post game traffic jam that took some 50 minutes to go less than a block. some f

. >>> thomas edison never saw this one coming. how would you like a light bulb that lasts 25 years. >> and you can control it with your phone of course. it's an l.e.d. you can change its color, brightness, turn it off and on without even getting out of bed. and even matching it to your music play light. a single bulb cost $99. it will last a long time. cost per use might be use it. >> your bedroom will look like a nightclub. >>> why skipping the morning commute and working from home could make you a more productive employee. >>. >>> your weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. >>> one small business renamed after president obama that has the owner taking a lot of >>> looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:30. police in charlottesville are stepping up efforts to find a man they are calling a person of interest in the disappearance of university of virginia student hannah graham. . >>> check points at the white house are picking up steam as the man is expected in court. >>> you have to act quickly to get your hands on

yesterday afternoon, five friends from edison were hiking in a nature preserve in north jersey when aan to follow them. the five ran off in different directions, four later found each other but could not find 22-year-old darsh patel, they called police, a search was launched and about two hours later, patel was found dead, the evidence indicating he was killed by a bear. >> you encounter a bear in nature, you must remain calm. do not run. you want to make sure the bear has an escape route. you want to avoid direct eye contact with the bear. back up slowly, speak with a low, assertive voice, don't panic. >> also says don't feed bears, since this makes them associate humans with food. the preserve is in passaic county just 40 miles from new york city it's a 576-acre wooded area with more than five miles of trails, popular for hiking, bird watching, cycling, horseback riding and fishing. john? >> this is so strange. not a female, no cubs involved, any of that? >> no, they are going to be test the bear to see whether or not it was rabid or whether there was anything else that might have p

if a dangerous edison or entering the government. a founding father said that those rights cannot be infringed . i generally did not, self pro-gun. i describe myself as per second amendment. a gun is just a tool. thank you. >> thank you. right down here. >> hi. i am olivia thomas from texas. you were talking about second amendment rights and all that. my dad and tigers shooting almost every other weekend together, something we have always done. we have a friend who lives outside of city property. we go and should place. they're is a gun at that has come up set to ban semi-automatic weapons which is a type of rifle i have been shooting since i was for. >> the only kind in civilian hands. >> yes. i was just wondering your thoughts on the issue of whether that is actually something that potentially could be passed? >> of course a lot of language. semiautomatics is basically what we all have except for revolvers you pull the trigger once in a fire is one shot. the military uses fully automatic, the police have them. he pull the trigger a