led by gabby gifford joining us today. we would like to welcome you to the giffords' san francisco gun violence memorial which serves as a stark reminder of gun violence that continues and increases to plague our great state of california, bay area and, of course, the country as a whole. in 2020 this state saw 3500 gun deaths representing a shocking 41% increase in murders. there is no single cause. gun sales are up. police community trust is down. the pandemic has led to an unprecedented social dislocation. but we do know some of the answers to addressing the gun violence epidemic. two of them are simple. courage and determination. the courage of survivors like here and those from the 101 california shooting. over 25 years ago they turned grief into action, determination of survivors to keep at it year after year passing gun law after gun law which has allowed us in california to reduce the rate of gun violence over that amount of time in half. that is not enough. california is not an island. california must do more. for

shannon: gabbie petito wentmissr fiancÉ, brian laundrie.dia and beyond. with detectives latching onto all the clues until her body was discovered and wyoming. in part of our series this month, laura ingle sat down with the police captain in charge of the independent investigation which provided critical warnings. good evening, laura. >> that's right, shannon, it came when two bystanders told police that they had witnessed a violent exchange between a young couple outside of a grocery store, a month before gabbie petito was found dead. police immediately searched out the pair drove off in a white van and pulled them over which led to them heavily examining body camera footage and it was seen around the world. the traffic stop. >> why wouldn't he let you in the car? >> i was brought in to determine into how they needed to handle the traffic stop. >> we talked with this captain of the police department. the independent law enforcement agency in utah which was closely examining the police handling's of the domestic violence incident involving g

she treated gabby like the other kids, she did not have any lower expectations of gabby.orked every day. you can see the kind of educator she was in that photo and gabby and i will never -- we could never have thanked her enough fo what she did, but now that she is gone, i want the world to know exactly who she was as an educator and a human. we don't ever want that to be forgotten. roz: we know in washington, flags were lowered to half-mast and we heard from the president. pres. biden: how many scores of little children will witness what happened, see their friends die as if they are on a battlefield for goke? i am sick and tired of it. we have to act. roz: president biden has had this message because this happens a lot in the u.s.. in 20 alone there been more than 200 mass shootings, including 27 school shootings. as the bbc reported, guns overtook car crashes to become the leading cause of death for u.s. children in 2020. david hawk is the cofounder for march for our lives, ich campaigns for more gun control and is a schoo shooting survivor. >> the trauma that has, lit

lifetime the network announcing it's green lighting a new movie called the gabby petito story. last summer, the couple embarked on a cross country road trip, van life, they called it a few months later, gabby's family reported her missing. her disappearance dominated news headlines. police later found her body in a national park in wyoming an tops report shows she died from strangulation weeks later, police found brian laundry's remains. he died from a gunshot wound to the head the fbi said he admitted to murdering petito in a notebook it's part of lifetime's initiative they call stop violence against women lifetime reports it's developing several films based on violence against women who may not have had the same media attention as gabby petito the network reports filming will start this summer in utah, the movie set to premiere later this year >> black unployment hits a pandemic era low, that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. >> the unemployment rate for black americans dropped to 5.9% last month that's in data from today's jobs report the jobless rate for black workers d

but to say that they failed gabby petito is to say that they are responsible for what happened.lame those officers for what brian laundrie did to gabby petito. >> we take a closer look into the murder of betsy firrea whose husband was wrongfully convicted in her death. >> she's in prison and she was going to be in prison the rest of her life and i'm confident she's going to be convicted. >> the woman's friend stands accused of stabbing her to death in 2011 and framing her in the crime. >> organizers tell us this is the biggest convention organizers have seen. moving to a different city hoping someone somewhere will provide a critical tip that will help solve these cases. >> shannon: thank you very much. look forward to your upcoming report. what appears to be an unprecedented leak that could show the supreme court moving in the direction of overturning roe v. wade. you're looking live at the court tonight. we have more for you after the break. s, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, an

most of -- she's not just from tucson, i call her gabby oakley. picture her on a horseback with gun in hand. she's a real cowgirl. she was shot with a glock. she till has one in her house. she likes them, so he gets these people. for her, it's about meeting in the middle and gun safety, not this horrible idea of gun control, but finding common ground. most gun owners actually want some changes. they just don't trust liberals to do it. that's the hard part. >> anthony, vice president harris was just commenting, and she said essentially it's time to bring back the assault weapons ban you had in the 1990s. would that help cops? in many cases they're outgunned. >> yeah, absolutely it would. i mean, look i support the second amendment. i get all of that, but we are seeing incidents where officers are not only outgunned, but the suspects are showing up now set to defeat regular service weapon ammo. they're able to defeat a 40 caliber, 9 millimeter .45 ammo coming out of a glock or some other type of firearm. i'm for it now. at bare minimum -- if you can

you mentioned former congresswoman gabby giffords of arizona.olks remember she was shot at a constituent's event am a recovered, and dedicated herself to fighting for gun control. shortly after her shooting with sandy hook, and that shooting seems to have had the same impact on the american psyche as the uvalde shooting now. what efforts were made after sandy hook to enact change, and did they succeed? robin: immediately in the wake of the sandy hook tragedy, there was a background check bill introduced in congress. unfortunately, it did not pass at the time. it came close, but fell short of the 60 votes needed to avoid the filibuster. it was the first time there was a kind of momentum, public and private momentum behind that effort, and so much has happened in the 10 years since then. we have passed almost 500 laws of the state level and elected dozens if not hundreds of candidates across the country that are champions for gun reform, and really importantly, we have a grassroots movement, lobbying movement, now the giffords organization is huge

the group also praying for peace and healing well, gabby giffords knows firsthand what it's like to be the victim of gun violence. she's the former congresswoman who was shot in the head in 2011 during a campaign stop gifford was at manny's. the political community space in san francisco yesterday had a lot to say about what happened in texas conference. theresa has that story for us. >> our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shocked. but i never give hope. i chose to make a new start to move ahead to not pull back. i'm nice only things how to walk, how to talk. and i'm i need to make the country safer. >> a powerful message from former u.s. representative gabby giffords speaking to an audience in san francisco on thursday, she shared her ongoing personal recovery from a brain injury after being shot in the head 11 years ago in an assassination attempt and mass shooting during a political event, a better world is possible. >> she doesn't happen overnight and we can't do it alone. joining me, let's move ahead together. >> giffords spoke during a zoom gathering sponsored by m

they claim laundrie's parents knew gabby was murdered and tried helping brian leave the country. the first americans museum and oklahoma is honoring missing and murdered indigenous peoples this month by shining a light on what they call the silent crisis. indigenous peoples disproportionately face higher rates of murder, violence and disappearance than any other ethnicities. brent skarky takes a look. >>supporters call it the silent crisis. indigenous women and girls go missing or are murdered at disproportionately high rates in the united states. according to the urban indian health institute, native women face rates of violence up to 10 times higher than the national average. today activists and organizers putting on a daylong event at the first americans museum to raise awareness and let others know what resources are available to them and their families, boost with officials providing legal advice. speaker shedding light on the troubling statistics. a panel discussion with members of the sbi office dedicated to native crimes created thanks to ida's law passed last year by the

former congresswoman gabby giffords was in san francisco today to remember victims of gun violence. ktvu is henry lee shows us the memorial that was created to remember those who died and the efforts to prevent more deaths by gunfire. our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shot. but i never give former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords in san francisco over national campaign on violence behind her nearly 3500 bases, white flour honoring the californians who were shot and killed in 2020. skipper severely injured in the mass shooting in tucson, arizona, in 2011 really so many things, how to walk, how to talk , and i'm going to make the country safer because it is important to shine a light on this and never to give up. francisco mayor london breed joined in calling on federal, state and local lawmakers approve tougher gun laws. she said. the flowers are grim testament to the lives lost. we are going to get there because we're not going anywhere. we're not going to give up and we're going to continue to fight in violence in this country is not a day in this past three ye

petito's mother is seeking $30,000 for the cost of gabby's funeral burial and damages surrounding her death. petito's parents also filed a civil suit against the laundrie family in march claiming they knew gabby was murdered and tried helping brian leave the country. take a look at this video. this was in oregon last night at about 5.30, police say that they got a call about a truck that was crashing into several cars. you can see in this video, the work truck going forward slamming into the cars, goes backward, slams into some more. then the y su view. the there is hit so hard that it's pushed up into the air. oh, my goodness. police have not yet identified this driver. they say that the person hit as many as 12 cars. they say the driver was hospitalized after this chaotic scene. no one else was hurt. >> stay with us. here on the kron. 4 news at 10 gas prices. they do remain high across the country. coming up, why the biden administration is defending their strategy to bring those prices down san francisco is making mental health more accessible for residents. >> details on the city'

. >> soon, the news reached gabby's family.that. >> there's no going back. >> you accepted it? >> you know, you're forced. you know, trauma happens to people all of the time. you don't think it's gonna happen to you, but it does. you know, when you already expect the worst, you think you can't be shocked, but you can be. it's all i can say about that. >> but if gavin was dead, and certainly look that way, where was his body? how did his car end up in the storage locker? and above all, who would've wanted him dead? rain ellen certainly seemed an unlikely suspect. she told them she had rented the storage unit for someone else. meanwhile, detectives looked further into chandi's affair with gavin. discovering that the two had met in rehab and in december 2010, less than two years after gavin disappeared, lisa found out about it. >> i was heartbroken. >> so, she took an extreme step to save her family. she and two of her sons, then 14 and 20, went to the creatures house to speak to the family. >> i was really upset when we were driv

the memorial unveiled for gun violence victims by gabby giffords, who was almost killed by gun violenceself. display in sao incidents involving guns. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords within the bay area today to showcase a memorial of flowers as part of her campaign against gun violence are crime reporter henry lee is here now with more on this amazing and memorial, henry jenna. these white flowers are representation of all the lives lost a gun violence, gifford says more action must and can be taken. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords was in san francisco today as part of our national campaign against gun violence behind her nearly 3500 bases of white flowers honoring the californians who were shot and killed in 2020. difference herself was severely injured in a mass shooting in tucson, arizona in 2011. today she was joined by san francisco mayor london breed in calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. i'm really learning so many things. how to walk, how to talk, and i'm fighting to make the country safer. it is important to shine a

gabby giffords knows firsthand what it's like to be the victim of gun violence. former congresswoman was shot in the head in 2011. that was during a campaign stop. >> today she was the guest at manny's, the political community space and san francisco. and as kron four's terisa stasio reports, giffords had a lot to say about what happened in texas. >> our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shocked. but i never give hope. i chose to make a new start to move ahead to not little back. i'm really nice only things how to walk, how to talk. and i'm i need to make the country safer. >> a powerful message from former u.s. representative gabby giffords speaking to an audience in san francisco on thursday, she shared her ongoing personal recovery from a brain injury after being shot in the head 11 years ago in an assassination attempt and mass shooting during a political event, a better world is possible. >> she doesn't happen overnight and we can't do it alone. joining me, let's move ahead together. >> giffords spoke during a zoom gathering sponsored by manny's

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she didn't have any lower expectations of gabby.f educator she was. and gabby and i will never, we could never have thanked her enough for what she did. but now that she is gone i want the world to know exactly who she was as an educator and as a human we don't ever want that to be forgotten. let's look at the reaction. now let's look at the reaction elsewhere. in washington, flags were lowered to half mast. and president biden had this message. how many scores of little children who witness what happened see their friends die, as if a battlefield. i'm sick and tired. we have to act. president biden had this message because, of course, this happens a lot in america. in 2022 more than 200 mass shootings and that includes 27 school shootings. as the bbc reported recently guns over to car crashes to become the leading cause of death for us children in 2020. david campaigns for more gun control and is a school shooting survivor. you might it is incredibly hard for those people. it is hard on people who have been affected by the scenes a

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you know, i've been talking to gabby giffords and for quite a long time their number one priority isng called violence intervention programs and the hospitals to play gun violence and it's kind of the most important thing. they snuck in their 200 million in finding that was signed into law in april. the nra stopped protesting it possibly, it never weakened the bottle and it's saved lives and 90% of the guns in america happen to people of color in inner cities and have nothing to do with the shootings we're focused on. it's a non-fwlam rouse thing. when i did my profile on gabby giffords my editor almost made me take it out, because it was hard to explain and no one had heard of it and it's the most important thing and i wrote to gabby's people and said am i wrong? no. that's the most important thing, just explain it better. so there are things that are -- there are positive things here and there if you look for them. it's nothing. it is so shorts of of what we need to do. the fat thing and over team it can save massive amounts of lines. >> the thing that can save,y think was more of

that's why i wanted to do the profile of gabby giffords on "vanity fair."letely different than what i was seeing eight years ago shannan watts now has six million moms that's bigger than the nra, which claims five million. there's never been anything like that we had the brady campaign, which is always a very small group focused very specifically. we have this million moms march back about 15-20 years ago which organized for a single event they did that. we've never had anything like this we also always had the wrong focus on gun control the stupidist est thing that movement ever kid was choose that name. it got us 50 years of trouble. who the hell wants to be controlled >> for people who want to get involved, what do they do? >> there is a moms demand action or student s demand action or a march for your lives chapter there are groups in almost every community who are organizing and need you >> dave cullen, "parkland birth of a movement. thank you. so this town will take some time to recover and they'll need so much support from people who love and care al

audrey garcia's daughter gabby was a former student of hers. >> doing whatever she could do to help gabbyth the angels above. the family of fourth grader xavier lopez sharing the news of his passing. his mom had attended his end of the year awards ceremony tuesday not knowing that would be the last time she'd see him. his grandmother speaking on the phone to abc news. >> it's just so hard. you send your kids to school and thinking they're going to make it back home. then they're not. >> reporter: more than a dozen others injured including two police officers shot while responding, but expected to survive. customs and border patrol chief jason owens says a colleague was hit with gunfire while engaging the suspect but is doing well. >> in the worst of times you also get to see the very best in people. >> reporter: so at last check four people taken to san antonio for treatment. two in critical condition and two in good condition. just a few minutes ago there was a shift change right here at this hospital in uvalde. we're still seeing a lot of somber faces, but we also spoke to a couple peop

we will speak to the gun control group giffords, named after gun -- commerce member gabby giffords, we will also speak to an australian gun activist who helped rewrite australia's gun laws after the port arthur massacre. plus, we will look more at the texas community of uvalde and the role of border patrol in the region. >> sd so far they will no enforce immigration law r the me being, but of course, we have no idea what that means moving forward. amy: and we speak to patrick cockburn about russia's invasion of ukraine. he warns "london and washington are being propelled by hubris -- just as putin was." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. vigils were held in uvalde, texas, wednesday, a day after an 18-year-old gunman shot and killed 19 students and two teachers at the robb elementary school. it was the deadliest school shooting in the united states in over a decade. all of the victims were in the same fourth-grade classroom. the white house has president biden will visit uvalde and the coming days. chilli

. >> daniel hernandez, have you a connection to one of the students that nearly killed gabby gifford.usband mark kelly is now a united states senator. he's the more sensible senator from arizona, but other talking point, the other thing that it does seem that the nra does and that's to prior ties -- they try to put it all on mental illness. there's mentally ill people all over the country and yet we're the only one who has the mass shootings. i want to say something about greg abbott because something he said at the top contradicted that. take a look. >> there was no known mental health history of the gunman. we have a problem with mental illness in this community. >> how can both of those two things be true. republicans have been using the same tired playbook since i was 20 years old. republicans do this thing where they say, one, don't politicize. we need respect for the families and step two is let's create a smokescreen and draw attention from the real problem which is the washington gun lobe, because what they are essentially going to try to do is run out the crock and if it's no

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the memorial was led by former congresswoman and gun violence survivor gabby giffords. the mayor spoke as well as former oakland city councilmember who lost her son to gun violence. >>> also new, we have the line up for the stern grove festival. the top artists include tower of power, leanne rimes and more. we learned the price tag to repair the flood damage is $20 million. that's five times more than the original mate. the venue's hillside was washed out after water valve broke. ma four million dollars. at least 700,000-gallons of fresh drinking water cascaded into the grove just before the final concert of the season. >>> coming up next, if you thought you were done getting covid vaccines think again. the latest from the fda. >>> and how many americans left their jobs last month. >>> and we started the warm up. we will take a look at the big picture in the forecast and i will show you how things are going to change in time vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i u

mass shooting survivor gabby giffords was at sue bierman park with 3500 bases of white flowers. honoring california victims of gun violence. >> it is time for them to step up. fight like we fight. it is my hope that when the wick burned out there will not be more put up in their place. >> we must never stop fighting. >> that event ended with a candlelight vigil. >>> murder charges on behalf of those who died in the mass shooting in downtown sacramento. smiley martin and deandre martin were among at least five people who opened fire in a feud between rival gangs. three alleged gang members were also killed in the gunbattle and a dozen other people were wounded. they are still searching for a third suspect. >>> a bill to hold big tech financially accountable for harming children has cleared the assembly. it could range up to $250,000 for deliberate violations. they claim that would create a constitutional gray area. >>> in november there will be a measure that will fund mental health and homeless programs using proceeds from online sports betting. they said they've gathered enough

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we have to counter that and organizations like the one that gabby formed are a huge step in doing thathis, continually and make the argument because we know how important it is. it's been devastating. public health and public safety shouldn't be things that should be political. they you should be important for all. congressman adam smith, chairman of the arms services committee. coming up next, will there be political will on capitol hill? we just talked about it and in state houses to make it harder to get guns after this tragedy? adam smith says americans need to organize, organize and then get action. we'll be right back. en get action we'll be right back. [ growling ] better hearing leads to a better life. and that better life... ...starts at miracle-ear. it all begins with the most innovative technology... ...like the new miracle-earmini™. available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small, no one will see it. but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a 30-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now a

. >>> former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords spent day in bay area.park, 3,449 vases, each filled with white roses representing a californian killed by gun violence in 2020. you can see it through friday. she introduced it last year in washington. >> every year we see a strong correlation with states with stronger gun laws, lower gun death rates. >> also led a vigil. >>> on the path to reparations. san francisco board of supervisors adopted resolution for reparations for native americans. committee will be created and tasked with coming up to address the inequities in the city's community. >>> approved a settlement between san francisco and pg&e over destructive landslides that city sued for costs incurred. utility will pay $6.7 million for six homeowners whose homes were damaged or destroyed. lawsuit alleged pg&e caused the destruction. >>> fire season a year round issue. cal fire has responded to 1,400 wildfires, 6,500 acres burned. chief says homeowners should be preparing now. >> having evacuation plan in place now, before there's smoke in the air

former congressman gabby giffords will arrive at a gun safety form, held in san francisco's mission different. giffords is herself a gun violence survivor. you may remember that she survived the assassination attempt at an arizona camp pain stop. the form begins at 5:00 tonight. >>> stay with us for the latest on the tragic shooting in uvalde, on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. that way you can find ways to help the community there. there are several company pages that have been set up for the victims of the shootings. have also posted the link to all of that information. >>> a pine valley company was getting their workers a raise, as retail employees push for better pay. >>> a $150 million settlement, we will tell you what you may have seen on your social media feed, leading to a big payout, and changes from twitter. stay with us. you are watching today in the bay. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart

.™ gabby giffords knows firsthand what it's like to be the victim of gun violence.ormer congresswoman was shot in the head and >> 2011 during a campaign stop that she's here talking today is a miracle. and today she was a guest at manny's that political community space in san francisco as kron four's terisa stasio reports. now giffords. >> had a lot to say about what happened this week in texas. >> our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shocked. but i never give hope. i chose to make a new start to move ahead to not little back. i'm really nice only things how to walk, how to talk. and i'm i need to make the country safer. >> a powerful message from former u.s. representative gabby giffords speaking to an audience in san francisco on thursday, she shared her ongoing personal recovery from a brain injury after being shot in the head 11 years ago in an assassination attempt and mass shooting during a political event, a better world is possible. >> she doesn't happen overnight and we can't do it alone. joining me, let's move ahead together. >> gifford spoke

she finished third in the diamond meeting final though behind the american — gabby thomas winning inst year with a hamstring injury. world champion noah lyles won the men's 200 metres with a personal best time of 19.72 seconds. the olympic champion andre de grasse finished fourth. and there was a shock in the women's aoom — double olympic champion shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas finished in a shock third place. dominican republic's marileidy paulino took the win with stephenie ann mcpherson in second. st helens have taken the outright lead in super league after a slow start at home to hull fc, the saints eventually found their ryhthm scoring four tries winning it 24—10 to go two points clear of wigan who lost last night. the legendary staying flat horse — stradivarius won his fourth yorkshire cup today. it was the veteran stallion's 18th top level win as he eeked out victory under jockey frankie dettori at york. stradivarius is in his final year in training and he'll now head to royal ascot where he'll attempt to win a fourth gold cup. finally — take a look at the moment a whirlwi

. >> well, former congresswoman gabby giffords knows firsthand what it's like to be the victim of gunnce. you may remember she was shot in the head back in 2011 during a campaign stop. >> we'll give her. it was at manny, the political community space in san francisco yesterday had a lot to say about what happened in texas con force theresa has more for us. >> our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shocked. but i never give hope. i chose to make a new start to move ahead to not back. i'm really nice only things how to walk, how to talk. and i'm i need to make the country safer. >> a powerful message from former u.s. representative gabby giffords speaking to an audience in san francisco on thursday, she shared her ongoing personal recovery from a brain injury after being shot in the head 11 years ago in an assassination attempt and mass shooting during a political event, a better world is possible. >> she doesn't happen overnight and we can't do it alone. joining me, let's move ahead together. >> giffords spoke during a zoom gathering sponsored by manny's, the san francisco

gabby's market in delhi in san francisco, that's a big mess. the family run store is located on the corner of main and harrison streets near the bay bridge. this is what that intersection looked like in the middle of the night, crowds of people gathered for an illegal sideshow ridiculous. every other month. they come by the streets . this is what the street looked like. sunday tire marks, broken glass and graffiti on the sides of buildings. abbas said. during the sideshow, the burning rubber sent up a cloud of smoke that made it hard to breathe. he lives in the apartments above the delhi people are frightened. you know, i mean, people shaken up. you know, they're saying oh, we're in the best neighborhoods, but nobody is doing anything about it. not even our mayor. not even our district attorney, not even our police. we don't know what to do. i reached out to the san francisco police department. they said they responded to the area around 12:41 a.m. for a report of stunt driving cellphone video on social media shows. police drive up with lights

had worked in the district for 17 years, dedicating herself to ildren like audrey garcia's ughter, gabby that kind of teaching that -- that kind of teaching, that hands on, to do whatever she good to help -- she could to help gabby, that is the kind of thing she did every day. reporter: the victim -- the gunman was killed. authorities confirm ramos left one of his two assault rifles in his car. both weapons were purchased legally days before the shooting. ramos even posting about the purchases on instagram. his motive for targeting the school is under investigation. the tragedy has re-sparked the debate over gun control. tensions spilled over toy during a press conference in uvalde when democratic beto o'rourke interrupted greg abbott and uvalde mayor don mclaughlin. >> you are doing nothing. >> this is not the place to talk. >> this is totally predictable. >> sir, you are out of line! sir, you are out of line! please, leave the auditorium. i can't believe you are a sick son of a -- to come here and make a political issue. reporter: divisions along party lines showed on the senate floor.

former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords in san francisco , where their national campaign against violence behind her nearly 3500 vases of white flowers honoring the californians who were shot and killed in 2020. giffords was severely injured and the mass shooting in tucson, arizona, in 2011, i'm really learning so many things how to walk, how to talk, and i'm fighting to make the country safer because it is important to shine a light on this and never to give up. sam francisco mayor london breed joined giffords and calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. she said. the flowers are grim testament to the lives lost. we are going to get there because we are not going anywhere. we're not going to give up and we're going to continue to fight to end gun violence in this country. there's not a day in these past three years. that i don't weep. there's not a day that i don't cry out. former oakland city council member lynette gibson mcelhaney son victor was shot and killed during a robbery attempt in l. a in 2019. now it would be one thing if we were just

play out as the vote returns were coming in tonight and he is described as relieved according to gabby'sdeed get across the finish line. >> we're talking of course what is going on in ohio in a congressional primary and really big races at the state and local levels as i point to georgia for example. the gubernatorial race there about who has the stamp of approval from donald trump versus others and what impact that will have down the line. a lot of people watching ohio and many other places as well. we have more on all of this in a few moments here. we'll bring you the latest on what is going on in just a moment here. we'll be right back in a few. stand by. - [narrator] it's a mixed up world. and the way we work looks a little different. but whether you embrace the new normal or just wanto get back to the routines that feel right, x-chair continues to be at the forefront of change, which is why we've launched the all new x-chair with elemax. elemax combines gentle body temperature regulation with stress melting massage to increase your comfort working from home or at the office. feel mo

gabby giffords is the main person i talk to, the most wise person.ans, because she is the only thing lacking here is the courage to do it, and guess who's not showing any of the courage? it is all of our, quote, leaders who in 50 years have done nothing. have not found their backbone. they're starting to, but -- and the state legislatures they have, the gun safety people have been winning. but congress is a different story. >> this is a unique horror. when you think about your initial reporting on columbine, and those -- i remember, i was a freshman in college, right, and they're in high school and now they have children and they're facing this. >> and they have to send their children off to grade school to learn how to do lockdown drills, to be trained. i got nieces and nephews about to go to first grade and learn how to -- what to do when somebody comes in with a gun. i don't know if they know what a gun is. if somebody comes in with a gun trying to kill you, here's what you do. >> what is the solution? what is the key to finding a solution? >> i t

former congresswoman and mass shooting survivor gabby giffords was among the crowd where flowers were on display to honor victims of gun violence. >> time for leaders to step up like you step up. to fight like you fight. it's my hope that when the wicks of the candle that we light burn out that more candles are not lit in their place. >> democrats, republicans, everybody, we must never stop fighting. >> the event ended with a vigil. >>> new developments in last month's deadly mass shooting in sacramento. the da announced murder charges against the suspected gunman. prosecutors say that smiley martin and dandre martin opened fire in a fight among rival gangs. three were killed and a dozen more were hurt. investigators are still searching for a third suspect. >>> this morning people from washington dc to the bay area are pausing to remember silicon valley political legend norman manieta. he died yesterday at 90. he rose to be one of the most high profile asian american leaders in the nation. before that he was interned during world war ii. a friend in the camps said today his work to ri

our nbc station 9 news met gabby reese, whose landlord just raised the rent from $1600 a month to $2500, up 56%. >> just a feeling of panic because the money doesn't exist. >> reporter: with family budgets under extreme pressure, concern that the economy is in jeopardy >> tom, the stock market slide is very concerning for anyone who's invested what do experts say? >> reporter: well, the s&p is where it was in march of last year, and experts say it's really going to depend on whether the fed can avoid a recession. if you are at all considering selling, experts say talk to your financial advisor, your investment advisor don't do anything on your own, lester >> tom costello, thank you. >>> desperation is growing tonight for those families still trying to get their hands on baby formula as the shortage becomes even more critical the first shipment from overseas is expected this weekend. jo ling kent has the latest >> reporter: the baby formula shortage is getting worse. new data shows the national out of stock average rose to 45% last week. that's the highest >> you havl cart look at this l

that's why i wanted to do the profile of gabby giffords on vanity fair because it really frustrated me know this, but covering it it was completely different than what i was seeing eight years ago. so shannon watts now has 6 million moms, that's bigger than the nra which claims 5 million there's never been anything like that and giffords is essentially working behind the scenes having more of an impact. there was nothing like those either before. we have a small group focused specifically, the million moms march back 15, 20 years ago which organized for a single event. they did that but they weren't, you know -- nothing -- we've never had anything like this and we also -- we also always had the wrong focus on gun control. you know, thestupidest thing that movement ever did was choose that name, which got us 50 years of trouble of who the hell wants to be controlled. >> we're real short on time, but for people who want to get involved, dave, what do they do? >> go online there's a moms demand action or students demand action, a group probably in your neighborhood or a march for our live

former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords was in san francisco to showcase the memorial of flowers, she says the fight to end the violence must continue. our crime reporter henry lee is here now with more on the memorial, henry julie white flowers, thousands of them in a grassy field, a sobering visual memorial for those lost to gun violence, gifford says more must and can be done. our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shot , but i never gave up hope. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords in san francisco , where their national campaign against gun violence behind her nearly 3500 vases of white flowers honoring the californians who were shot and killed in 2020. giffords was severely injured and the mass shooting in tucson, arizona, in 2011 relearning so many things how to walk, how to talk, and i'm fighting to make the country safer because it is important to shine a light on this and never to give up their francisco mayor, london breed joined giffords and calling on federal , state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. she said. the flowers are grim te