. >> this is my glock 26.known as a baby glock. >> this is middle school teacher casey hanson. that glock is the gun she takes to school with her to protect herself and her students. >> i didn't grow up around guns. it all started when sandy hook happened. i was in my second year of teaching and broke my heart to think all the teachers could do was huddle their kids in the corner, stand in front of them and pray that nothing was going to come through that classroom door. >> in this sim lapgs sulation s school auditorium she's learning what to do. >> show me your hands now, everybody show me your hands. >> it is intense. i'm kind of shaken a little bit. >> hanson says she never mentioned her gun at school few even know she has it. >> hands up. >> what would you say to a parent would says to you look i don't want you having a gun in a classroom with my kid. >> i would say that's your opinion and that i would like to not only protect myself but your child and other children if i can. why stop me from protecting t

while companies like zigzags who are glock and beretta already have growing shares off america's firearm market foreign firms in general and the share of them off american firearm sales rose from ten per cent to a peak of forty five percent in two thousand and seven now at the moment it's a little less and the lion's share of this come from european countries austria for example alone home to glock exported one point three million handguns to a. america and it's number one importing country and some of these syrup in companies by the way are also just as active as american competitors when it comes to lobbying lawmakers on gun ownership regulation for example said it gave over one hundred thousand dollars in twenty six think to the n.r.a. so if you think you very much. the drug maker novartis is embroiled in a corruption scandal in greece parliament has launched a probe into claims that nearly a dozen senior politicians received bribes from or help promote the service pharmaceuticals giant during their term in office. scandal has rocked all of greece and the government wants to get to th

movie maker tony was convinced when he managed financing his first movie with glock chain alone. chain is no different than accounting you write down what well i mean it's huge and transparent schools and there's never just one call it saves his own across the globe so no one can destroy the records it's. blocked. artists and their audience to plan a project. cryptocurrency shares an audience can also buy tickets with tokens everybody who supports the project can monitor every single transaction. this kind of transparency is also hope to improve the protection of intellectual property rights currently there is no known way to manipulate any information stored in the block. i think in the future artists will become even more like entrepreneurs they already are to a certain degree they live precariously and take high risks and i think those are qualities that will become increasingly in the future. self promotion some artists like d.j. grammatic or tony karon are good at that. in their cases the new technology could really pay off it's a way for new independent art to grow if the t

to the bundesliga now where rb leipzig left it very late to grab the winning glock buff. look man netted the winner in the eighty ninth minute on his debut with the bowls earlier on byron munich continued their dominance with a convincing win against mines the chasing pack all failed to make an impact was shock of losing the braman and liverpool's and dropping points in freiburg further drawls there in berlin and still two more games of course coming up on sunday and we haven't forgotten about dortmund they played friday and quickly got over the departure of star man pierre emerick obama striker was sold to arsenal during the week but placement loan signing. made a dream debut friday night the twenty four year old belgian striker scored twice in the other was driven defeated cologne three two victories he used to call their way back into the champions league spots. and of course is a little something going on in american football right now in sunday's highly anticipated super bowl clash five time champions the new england patriots will be taking on the philadelphia eagles

a glock is not going to go up against an ar-15 and be successful.nd the kids are going to know that teachers have guns. it is a very difficult thing, and i hope they come to some kind of solution here, you know? thank you very much. host: paul in new jersey. you support what the president is talking about. good morning to you. caller: hello, how are you doing? host: good morning. caller: i think i am on the wrong line, i am not a supporter, but i have a few things. just quickly, no rational arguments, never reconsider anachronisms, nothing resembling accuracy. thank you. host: joe, clarksburg, pennsylvania. good morning. you support what the president is talking about here? caller: good morning, and thank you for taking my call. heretened to the debate this morning, and i am just astonished. the nucleus of this whole problem in florida, the defeat of law enforcement, whoever took on that tipion line, about his behavior, and did not follow up, they need to be charged with 17 murders. that man, we are always talking about these brave guys who had the

yeah. >> jon: he can play it, huh. >> stephen: he can play that glock. and again, these tragedies can never be blamed on the 310 million guns in america. they always have to be blamed on something else, like the sad fact that too many of our schools are not built to withstand the zombie apocalypse. >> we have to harden our schools, not soften them up. a gun-free zone, to a killer, or somebody that wants to be a killer, that's like going in for an ice cream. that's like, "here i am, take me." >> stephen: does donald trump imagine ice cream saying that to him when he eats it? donald, i'm here, take me. ( laughter ) put me in your weird little mouth. ( laughter ) now, obviously, all of this sounds pretty grim. but don't worry. donald trump had a message of hope. >> i think we need hardened sites. we need to let people know, you come into our schools, you're going to be dead. >> stephen: sure. ( laughter ) sure. there you go. yeah, why not? especially once you arm the teachers and you rig one of the janitors to explode on contact. which one? you'll never kno

. >> i can sell you a black glock but not the one that's colored tan. that's not legal in california. there are so many things that could be done but both sides antagonize the other. >> the gun control group called moms take action says 148 people joined their group. >>> a judge ruled there's enough evidence to have an oakland couple stand trial. curtis taylor and laura rogers are accused of luring a 21-year- old to a park in east oakland where she was stabbed, beaten, and set on fire. ktvu later learned that the two women had developed a relationship while working together at a fast food restaurant and that did not sit well with taylor. >>> last night yet another earthquake rattled the danville area. it was a magnitude 2.8 quake that hit at 6:15 in the evening in the same area where four small quakes struck yesterday morning. the largest was a 3.0. these quakes were all in the area around month vista -- mono- that vista high school. most of the quakes were too small to notice but for some people, it jolted them out of bed. >> felt like being nudged awa

.>> i can sell you this black locked -- black glock but i cannot sell you the tan one. >> this guy he shot everybody and his guns were not sees. no one went there to check on the guy. there seems like there are so many things that can be done and both sides seem to antagonize the other and everybody withdraws. >> but they hope that middle ground can be found. >> it's an offer nothing stance . >> everyone has such anguish and grief as we think about these great spirits. >> people talked about getting involved politically. they do phone banking where the nra is strong and the gun laws are weak. that is one way that people in california can't reach beyond our borders. >> thank you very much. >>> this afternoon, president trump directed the justice department to propose regulations to ban new gun regulations. the president said that the u. s. should focus on common sense security members -- security measures. these bumps scott's allowed the user in vegas t turn these into fully automatic weapons.>>> the california court denied to hear a challenge with the 10 day waiting period for gun app

a.22 magnum, glock 9-millimeter and .40-caliber handgun. three attempts so far and none have gone through. we also put the armor up against this shotgun. the material stopped it. >> there's not a every even a hole. >> reporter: we then added books to the backpack and fired the same handguns. >> the expectation is that it won't penetrate the textbooks fully. >> reporter: the bullets never even reached the armor but what about a powerful ar-15 with a full metal jacket bullet? [ gunfire ] >> oh. >> went all the way through the the backpack. >> all the way through. >> reporter: having books in the backpack add an extra layer of security. the books were able to stop ordinary handguns. they weren't able to stop was the rifle rounds. the company that makes this backpack says they aren't preying on parents' fears. >> the idea is to have an extra layer of protection. >> reporter: with sales on the rise, backpacks like this are taking school safety to the next level. >> those backpacks are from $140 to $3 $50. >>> let's take a look at the big board s

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according to my reading and tell me if i'm wrong, he could not have bought a 9 millimeter glock because he was not 21. he could not have bought a pistol which shoots people one by one by one by one, but he could walk in and legally buy a semiautomatic weapon, who knows if he used a bump stock, doesn't really matter, and moe down children. why is the glock federally regulated and a semiautomatic weapon, i'm sorry i'm getting angry about this, an ar-15 used over and over again to not murder one person or two people, but to murder dozens. we saw this in las vegas. 49 people killed in las vegas or might have been more than that. i might be misremembering the number. regardless, it was a ton of the people killed there. i don't understand why we're having the conversation about alerting the authorities when we alerted the authorities in this scenario. >> not only that, the authorities has been called the house, the school was aware, they were concerned about mental health issues, for whatever reason maybe because they can't do a mandate hold on somebody, the police can't just take you and put

>> glock. >> glocks. >> anything that has an extended trip, that you can put an extended clip on. >>hot? >> i guess all the music videos, a lot of the rappers show them in their video, makes everybody else want them. >> you'll hear how easy it was for him to ship guns here and how much money he made each month by doing it by watching my full report now posted on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/weinvestiga nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >> if you have an investigative story that you want to see right here on nbc bay area, you will have to call our investigative - unit, that number 888-996-tips, or go to the website to report that nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> two minutes before 6:00 and a follow-up for you this morning on the controversy over northern california firefighters association that raffled off the ar-15 rifle days after a gunman used a similar firearm at an attack at a florida school. the raffle itself happened during a fundraiser benefitting firefighters in cameron park. this morning the cameron park services dist

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guests in new york paul barrett adjunct professor of law at new york university and author of the book glock the rise of america's gun from rindge in the u.s. state of new hampshire richard feldman a former regional political director at the national rifle association he joins us on skype and in birmingham in the u.k. scott lucas professor of american politics at the university of birmingham thank you all for joining us now scott i want to start with you the reactions to other mass shootings in the past seem to follow almost script you would have the shock and horror and grief you would then have politicians offering thoughts and prayers to the families of the victims and the wounded you would have demands for action but then ultimately no action looking at this from the outside things seem different this time is that the case. certainly as from my perspective i mean if you'd asked me a week ago just after the shootings in portland florida at this high school i would have said it's going to groundhog day that won't go through grief we'll go through regret will go through statements that some

>> it's a glock, .9 mil. >> reporter: it's concealed irry. >> correct. >> reporter: where is your firearm? >> can i show it to you? >> reporter: yes, please. co your cowboy boot. >> that's why i wear boots. >> reporter: you didn't used to wear boots? >> no. >> reporter: is this gun loaded? >> there's nothing in the chamber. the school board would not allow for us to put one in the onamber. >> reporter: so it's never o aded in class? c it's in the clip. >> what chapter is this? >> 15. >> reporter: karl donnelson volunteered to carry a gun in srs classroom. ab's one of about 100 armed staff in schools across colorado. if you heard gunshots right now, what would do you? do lock down immediately. all the classes would have their locked doors. i would run towards the gunfire, try to find out who it is, and take care of it. >> reporter: if an active shooter were to come in, you would have to make a split life- or-death decision. >> correct. >> reporter: are you ready for fat? >> yes. i mean, my biggest fear is missing, and hitting a student. k t that's the risk you take, about carrying a gun. m

. >> reporter: this handgun looks and fires just like a glock .9-millimeter.has no serial number, it's completely untraceable, and it's 100% legal. it's known as a "ghost gun" and we bought one online with no background check or waiting period. it's not technically a firearm because the part that would be registered, the lower receiver, still needs work. the do-it-yourself kit came with all the necessary parts, even the drill bits and a plastic template showing exactly where to drill the holes. >> it's not going to take a tremendous amount of gunsmithing skill. >> reporter: former l.a.p.d. swat officer scott reitz agreed to supervise while i build. >> we're removing these black tabs. >> reporter: following an instructional youtube video, it took less than three hours to build. how did i do? >> well, it looks like did pretty well for a novice. >> reporter: after a safety check and test firing, reitz put the gun through its paces. feel all right? >> yeah. >> ghost gun-- unserialized, unregistered. >> reporter: countless websites offer so-called ghost gun kits fo

. >> it's a glock, 9 mill. >> it's concealed carry. >> correct >> can i show it to you? >> yes, please.r cooy boot. >> that's why i wear boots. >> you didn't used to wear >> no. >> is this gun loaded? >> t'srd wld not allow for to us put one in the chamber. >> so it's never loaded in class? >> what chapter is this? >> 15. >> reporter: karl donnellson ar his classroom. he's one of about 100 armed staff if you heard gunshots right now, what would you do? >> locdoall e classes would havr locked doors. i would run towards the gunfire, try to find out who it is, and >> if an active shooter were to come in, you have to make a split life or death decision. >> correct. >> are you ready for that? >> yes. i mean, my biggest fear is missing and hitting a student. that's the risk you take by carrying a gun. may i miss? yeah. possibly. but would you rather have 50 kids killed or one? >> reporter: colorado law prohibits firearms in schools, but a loophole lets school districts choose to have concealed carry for staff. armed teachers here are required to pass this training called "fast

we can't pay our teachers a living wage, why buy them glocks? at our school we have to print 90% of our worksheets because we don't have enough money for ink and things, but now we have money to pay teachers for glocks. here is my question, what if there was a student that picked up the gun after the teacher was taken out and they're trying to defend themselves and misidentified as a school shoodeshood shooter. the response will be you should have more school ids. no you shouldn't. nobody will have time to look down and they won't take that chance. >> one of your classmates talked about fitting the description of the shooter. he's latino. same description. if he had had a gun for protection and concealed carry, it could have been tragic for him. >> absolutely. that's what people need to realize. we can bring as many security guards on as we want and arm as many teachers as we want, we need limitations. the same way you can't yell fire in a crowded theater, you shouldn't own an ar 15 if you're mentally ill. >> you have acontractedspreadin conspir

. >> reporter: this handgun looks and fires just like a glock 9 mm. it has no serial number, completely untraceable, and it is 100% legal. it is known as a guest gun, and we bought one online with no background check or waiting period. it is not technically a firearm because the part that would be registered, the lower reiffer, still need work. the do it yourself kit came with all of the necessary parts. the drill bits and plastic template showing where to drill the holes. >> not going to make gunsmithing skill. >> former lapd swat officer, scott reid agreed to supervise while i build. >> removing the black tabs. >> following a youtube video it took less than three hours to build. >> how did i do? >> looks like you did well for a noifs. a -- novice. after a safety check, and reid puts it through firing. >> feel all right? >> yeah. >> countless web sites, offer ghost gun hits from handguns to ar 15s and ak 47th. >> they're trying to appeal to a certain segment of the population. felons can't go to the gun store and purchase a firearm. or people don't w

his body was twisting sideways one gloved hand to for purchase, the other holding a 9 millimeters glock19 was specialist with kelly in summer. jeff was flat on the back made the smell of carpet computer -wise under virginia's desk cap feeling that same urge to giggle. the trappings of a new professional life loomed at unreachable heights. chores, office supplies fluorescent lights someone's legs lay across her chest the breath of the teller she was supervising came past all around her. seconds pulled out like taffy. the lobby rang with cries, shouts, and that allowed metallic bay which sparked if flurry of desperate looks than a consensus that there is no way that have been a good shot. fridge caught just as i nod toward the silent alarm button. just stared at it, all should have to do is pull her arm up return across the space extender finger up and apparent giant legs turn the corner into the station. the pile compressed with the gas. a man in a bulky gray sweatshirt and ski mask crouched on to stare at them. his eyes were blue and they seem to go through the eyeholes. laser light spi

first a 9 millimeter glock, common ammunition. >> reporter: like an ar-15 rival, the weapon used earlier parkland shooting, those bullets went right through the backpack. >> this is not rifle rated. >> reporter: a closer examination of the plate shows the difference 09 of damage. the armor necessary to stop a rifle would need to be much thicker and heavier. >> swathe offers tend to have a plate that's 6 to 8 inches by 6 to 8 inches. i don't think a child would need that large of a trauma plate. but the question is where are they going to hold that backpack if they're trying to protect themselves. >> reporter: there's no down side to bulletproof backpacks even if it doesn't guarantee physical safety. >> right now students are afraid and you want them to have something that's going to allow them to protect themselves new mexico policer their parents come to pick them up and at least they don't feel so vulnerable. >> you definitely can't put a price on your child's life. >> no, you cannot. the manufacturer of the bullet blocker back back has one location in southern california but plans to

the first grade teachers that want to educate these kids and care about them rather than carrying a glock on their hip, and the counselors who want to counsel rather than being involved in this effort. >> do you feel that you can have good faith exchanges in this white house with this president? >> i think we can have exchanges. it remains to be seen. >> but not in good faith? >> is it good faith to say that he has compassion and a big heart in one month for the dreamers and then tries to throw them out? is it good faith to say that he wants to make a deal on immigration? is it good faith to say he wants to provide health care for ah americans and then actually try to take it away from hundreds of thousands? >> but that's my point. >> it's very different. >> that's my point about these exchanges. we've seen a number of them now. we have seen one on daca. whatever you bring me, i'll sign it. we saw one on guns and we saw this today. what is your thinking about whether you can take him at his word about whatever is established in those sort of exchanges means thinking. >> you take this pres

. >> i immediately armed myself with a glock nine millimeter and an ar-15 assault rifle.t was a terrifying ordeal. >> when the former boss finally went to the police with his story, it seemed to do the trick. >> within a day or two he had packed up all of his belongings and moved on. >> put all his stuff in the van and took off. >> yes. >> john tabor was relieved to see hilton in his rear-view mirror. but he was puzzled by the change that had come over the man. >> a demonic violent personality had materialized somehow. >> tabor had part of the dparga hilton picture. sam rail had defended hilton years back on some minor beevef >> he was accused on a misdemeanor of acting like a charity and he had raised money to help children. of course he had pocketed it. >> what was his job? >> his job was scamming. that's what he did mostly. >> you knew him as a con man basically? >> right. >> when he got tripped up, he'd call on you? >> he did. >> he wears two hats. he's also a movie producer. not hollywood but more of the direct to video. this is a 2004 release. >> i can't do that. >>

. >> i can sell you a black glock but not the one that's colored tan. that's not legal in california. >> there are so many things that could be done but both sides antagonize the other and everybody withdraws. >> reporter: the gun control group called moms demand action says 150 people joined within 48 hours. the owner of the gun store has been getting phone calls threatening his shop. >>> south bay leaders will mark a year since the coyote creek flooding. heavy storms forced thousands of people in san jose to evacuate. there's a news conference this morning involving city, county, and state leaders, along with the santa clara valley water district and the army corps of engineers. the water district will talk about the installation of flood barriers near rock springs park and finalizing an agreement to proceed with a feasibility study evaluating flood risks and developing a federally supported improvement project. >> when coyote creek flooded, first responders struggled to get people to safety. the creek reached 14 feet. first responders went door to do

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