of course this framework will help lower crime and reduceoo gn violence in her neighborhoods. increasing funding for mental health as well and even on its own funding for mental health with great increases in mental health problems that we see after covid is very much needed. taken together the policies outlined by the bipartisan framework will be an important first step to saving lives. it would lay the foundation for a more sensible approach to gun safety in the future. it's certainly not everything democrats want. but if we can save even one life, one lifey our efforts will have been worth it. i hope very soon the senate will break the cycle of violence, grieving, and gridlock that is held firm for far too long. this is the best chance we have had in years to finally tell the american people that yes, after a horrifying tragedies of uvalde and buffalo, this time, this time it will be different. we have more work to do. so i urge my colleagues not to let this precious opportunity slipn away. now, on the packed act, to date the senate will continue consideration of honoring o

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how firearmst works, or even gn culture why people own guns. why the politics surrounding the fight over different restrictions. i'd tried to relate to bring more expertise to the topic and a little bit more specific focus. i've been reporting on this exclusively for the last decade i was with the washington for most of that time were a broken number of stories on issues whether aboutab the nra or about legislation in congress or the atf director position. i have had a lot of experience. and a gun owner of course. >> there's many stories in the main stream media. what you think some of the fundamentals reporters often get wrong and the reporting stories about firearms or firearms used in the commission of a crime or a mass shooting? i think a lot. a lot of mistakes made but the basic function of firearms a fully automatic a gun while fire continuously pulled the trigger down. there is a myriad of mistakes that are commonly made about what our gun laws are, how they work, what different proposals would actually do to change that. there is also a

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they were in tears when i spoke with them last night, as a matter of fact, that their governor would gn into law anything that would put more responsibility on them. we know that our educators all over this country are focused on teaching and nurturing and supporting our students. for there to be a law that has them armed, which, of course, puts more guns in the schools, we know more guns equals more violence. and for them to bear that responsibility, it is absolutely, absolutely unconscionable, overwhelmingly do not support this. and let me tell you this statistic. in 2013, the state of texas passed a similar law. only 361 out of a possible nearly 370,000 teachers who are in the state of texas actually took them up on that. so we know that's not a solution. it's not. it is a false idea. that won't do anything. stephanie: yeah. just to be clear, my understanding of the ohio law just signed is that it gives teachers the options. so i just want to say that one of the perspectives from supporters of arming teachers is that it gives them the ability to protect themselves and their classroom

s socr how can you scream about gn violence and then as a matter of policy, let gun criminals go ? well, this all stretches back years now to the end mass incarceration talking point that progressive prosecutorinca, whether it's krasnov, gascon, you name it tim fox in chicago, san t francisco, philadelphia, new york city. look at the prosecutorsrs and all these places they were talking about ending mass incarceration. so that's just meant bring m don the number of people overall just irrespective of anything else that in their countyhe and city prisons and what we've seen on the gun frontll specifically is a lot ofy diversion program, a lot ofhi dropping of the charges.ore than in the case of philadelphia, you had hal more and half last r and this is on the philadelphia d.a. website. you go check it oututo with half of prohibited possessors, meaning people who were previouslye criminals were not allowed to even have a firearm.r they had their cases dismissedre entirely. so these are often going to h be people that have already hadn a criminal record that are under no circumstances

we have gn here every day, and overwhelming to see the families come here and cry and of course be hugged and be consoled by members of the community. according to texas d.p.s., the police chief of the school district about an initial interview with investigators right after the shooting. however, they say that he has not responded for three days for follow-up interview requests. he was sworn in behind the scenes yesterday in a private ceremony for the new city council seat he was just elected to in may. texas d.p.s. released another version of events, now saying that the door through which the shooter entered was not propped open as they initially said. the teacher closed it and it did not lock automatically as it should have. remember, it was ultimately a u.s. border patrol tactical team that ended the horror, breaching the classroom and killing the shooter. >> as i went in i saw a whole bunch of kids running out, running off campus, jumping through the windows, cops breaking windows, and complete chaos, pretty much. >> funerals and visitation services continue today. 10-year-old elona

gn the uk needs to re-examine its relationship with china?ng to be a gigantic fact of the economy in the world to come, so there has to be a balanced approach and every country around that table can see that. but obviously, one of the reasons why what is happening in ukraine is so important is because there is a clear read across to other theatres, and that is why we are sticking up for the rules —based international system in the way we are. obviously we are sticking up for it in ukraine because it's the right thing to do, but there is also a read across. antenna three, spanish media, sarah? prime minister, thank you. how important — prime minister, thank you. how important is the southern flank of north— important is the southern flank of north africa for nato, and will nato defend _ north africa for nato, and will nato defend in _ north africa for nato, and will nato defend in case of aggression? thank ou. that, defend in case of aggression? thank you- that. on _ defend in case of aggression? thank you. that, on your _ defend in case of ag