. >> their parents from endicott, new york, will cheer for both sons. >> reporter: what's it going too be pressure. >> reporter: camille jones who went blind from complications of diabetes years ago still goes by pet names. chandler's comes from his childhood. >> he's my little smurf. i say it on national tv. i call him my cuddly wuddly bare. he says you can't call me that. i'm the dog. >> reporter: arthur remembers her public use of names. >> buggy, sugary, baby bare. i don't know. looking back, i appreciate it. >> reporter: they're not the only professional athletes in the family. middle brother john is a top ranked mixed martial arts fighter. their father a church pastor doesn't take credibility. >> people ask me how do i get three sons who are athletes. say it's god. >> reporter: their older sister carmen died of cancer just before she turned 18. >> they love heard dearly. she loved them. i'm sure she would be so proud of them. >> reporter: sunday one of the jones brothers will move onto the super bowl, but to the family, both are already champions. for "cbs this morning," elaine

for "cbs this morning," elaine quijano, endicott new york. >> it goes without saying great story. >> a doll. good luck to them although they're on opposite sides. >> it's a win/win for the family. >> it's a win/win for the family. >>> and the nation says good-bye to a dear friend. we remember the woman known as dear abby who always had a solution to our life's problems. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by silk. try silk on your cereal. it's the taste most people prefer over dairy milk. you said "big vitamins are hard to take." at nature made, we said, "we'll come up with something easier." new full strength minis. multivitamin softgels, 36% smaller, just one per day. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast i need all the help i can get. i tell them "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a little nutella on your whole-wheat toast." funny that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella is quick and easy. its great taste comes

temperatures by endicott will be in the upper 40's with clear conditions. >> we're working on a few storiesng about the latest with the situation and sam francisco and the richmond district, invasion robbery early this morning. we have a live report coming up with will tran. also students for sandy hook elementary are going back to school. we will take a look at their new school. also, changes are coming to starbucks. all that as the kron4 morning news continues in just two minutes. >> we continue or team coverage is monotonic the kron 4 is so low reporter mike pelton will join us in a moment from a livermore. >> we are finally out of the twenties. san jose is finally out of the 30's and they are into the 40's. it has been a chilly start of things are starting to warm up. as we looked at satellite and radar we are say all the moisture bent to the north. it is partly sunny skies into the afternoon. i will talk to you about the neck showers in the upcoming forecast. >> the coldest spot its this morning were not in livermore valley. >> the cold temperatures are not going anywhere in livermore.

by the president and he unveiled a package of his own last week in response to the mass shooting endicotte producing a bill to prohibit the sale manufacture of assault was sent weapons and large capacity ammunition feeding devices that connect at more than 10 rounds. a bill will also prohibit other semi and automatic rifles, handguns, and shotguns that can accept a detachable magazine and have not want military characteristic. >> with that the gun battle debate rolls on. political insiders say the measure faces low tides. opposition will likely come from republicans and the senate as well as some as some democrats. senator feinstein originally authored the bill that was in place but in 2004 it was not renewed due to pressure. the nra as announced it will for proposes bill as well. >> again we were misled that there was supposedly protest and then something sprang out of that an assault sprang out of that. that was easily have obtained that was not a fact of the american people could know that within days and they did not know that. >> with all due respect we have four dead americans was a

worked with the congressman's office to draft legislation just last year it was an alumni function endicott i gave him my fast pitch and he created the legislation. since it is new and there was not any type of precedents in law, we were blazing a trail. it was fun to do also. host: back to what folks can post at work and what is allowed and what is not allowed, the "new york times" point out that there is a series of regulators -- how much strength of the nlrb have in this area? guest: they focus on private employers. they are the first to really tackle these issues. since there is not much guidance in the law, the first -- as far as court cases go, there will be courts out there that look to the nlrb's ruling and what their guidance is. i will give you a perfect example of something i find very troubling. it was a case, i believe, in virginia, where several employees of a police department, they liked the facebook page of an opponent of the police chief. they were fired for allegedly blocking the page and then it has gone to court -- for allegedly liking the page and then it has gone to c

income taxes on our lower-income working families the just under 2% and drop the top rate to three endicott -- three and a half percent. this glidepath will not cut funding to schools. higher education work essentials safety net programs. for those who come to kansas or stay in kansas because of lower taxes, let me tell you, opportunities abound. and at all-time record of over 15,000 new business organizations formed and file and the state of kansas last year alone. a great sign of economic growth and that this plan is working. we are the capital of the world. then our aircraft industry is back on the ascent and southwest airlines is soon to land in wichita. the nation's breadbasket. and it's meat counter and becoming its dairy section as well. our oil production is hitting a high not seen for more than a decade with billions of dollars of new vertical and horizontal drilling. we are number one in new wind investment with $3 billion of new investment last year alone and more to come. our rapidly growing animal health section stretches from k state intend to johnson county and grabs nearly 3

endicott, the full airing of that hearing today by the senate ices committee today. up next, we will take you to an event that took place earlier today, a breakfast meeting with a head of the nra. washington continues to debate what to do with the issue of gun violence in america. from this morning, the christian science monitor breakfast here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> here we go. thank you for coming. our guest this morning is david keene, president of the national rifle association. our guest has had a lifelong interest in politics. he is a graduate of the university of wisconsin law school. he ran unsuccessfully for the united states senate, and has worked as an operative for a who's who of republican candidates. he was a political assistant to spiro agnew. he has had key roles in the presidential campaigns of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, and robert dole. he has been a fellow at the harvard institute of politics. so much for biography. now on to the exciting ma

why cannot the manufactures endicott -- in this country do the same thing as they do in brazil?uest: that technology is available like cheese and grips that sense your own identity. there are all kinds of ways of restricting access to particular guns. my guess is this will be part of the conversation on the above hill. it could yield something. there are so many guns already in circulation in this country that the idea of making a huge dent on gun safety is going to be a real uphill battle. host: from twitter -- guest: the fear of the background checks, more requirements to own a weapon, people feel it as a second amendment right. they feel the background check is another way of getting in the way of a purchase. gun owners of america are a very strong lobbying group who are worried about an incremental infringement on the second amendment, not necessarily -- it is hard to argue against making sure that the guns are not in the hands of criminals. the argument is that if you want to sell antique guns to your neighbor, how are you going to perform that background check? what kind o

why cannot the manufactures endicott -- in this country do the same thing as they do in brazil? guest: that technology is available like cheese and grips that sense your own identity. there are all kinds of ways of restricting access to particular guns. my guess is this will be part of the conversation on the above hill. it could yield something. there are so many guns already in circulation in this country that the idea of making a huge dent on gun safety is going to be a real uphill battle. host: from twitter -- guest: the fear of the background checks, more requirements to own a weapon, people feel it as a second amendment right. they feel the background check is another way of getting in the way of a purchase. gun owners of america are a very strong lobbying group who are worried about an incremental infringement on the second amendment, not necessarily -- it is hard to argue against making sure that the guns are not in the hands of criminals. the argument is that if you want to sell antique guns to your neighbor, how are you going to perform that background check? what kind