that's one reason senate republican greg ball voted no. >> what we did do is create an entire new category of illegal firearms out of firearms that are legal currently, and thereby turning law-abiding gun owners into criminals in this state. >> reporter: there was a lot of legislative maneuvering to put this bill on a fast track but, scott, the fundamental reason this bill became law so quickly is that the legislators heard from their constituents who said that, after the murders of 20 innocent children, they wanted action now. >> pelley: chip, thank you. the national rifle association weighed in late today. it said it is outraged by the new new york law. the n.r.a. said the law will have no impact on safety. there is news tonight about another big battle, the one over the federal budget. a major credit rating agency fitch, turned up the heat on congress and the president today to reach a deal on raising the government's borrowing limit so it can pay its bills. if they don't, fitch threatened to downgrade america's a.a.a. credit rating. in syria tonight, no place is safe from the civil war

. >> the other man you saw in the clip was republican state sen dorr greg ball. his state is making it as difficult as possible to protect your family. >> now the ongoing debate on capitol hill over the debt ceiling. charles krauthammer is taking on the on thepresident's approach. the president isn't interested in fixing the problem but instead breaking the gop. >> the entire strategy for the fiscal cliff was to split the republica republicans. it hading in to do, his offers had nothing do with solving the fiscal he shall ue or solving the debt. he showed no interest in reducing the debt since the day he was elected in 2008. he appoints a commission two years later he ignore it is. he never talked about structural cuts or entitlements. he wants the entitlement states if you want a european entitlement state you need taxation. his strategy is to split, fracture and therefore neuter the republicans in the house. that is all that stands between him and total dominance in washington in his second term. he wants a return to 2009 and 2010 when he had control of both ho

with me is new york state senator greg ball and the president of the westchester county firearms association. senator, you have worked with the journal news. what were these dimwits thinking? >> i heard the emotion and you have first hand experience with these folks. >> for 30 years. >> they are left of the left but they are not fair in any way whatsoever. they used the editorial pages to counter terrorist and illegal aliens and it you look at the statement and that map with all of the red dots what does it prove? that tens of thousands of people are obeying the law. look at the map. are it proves not a damn thing. >> it proves who we are and where we live. >> do you you think that is puts gun owners in danger? >> absolutely. we know it does. right now a criminal from the compass of their own living room takes the mouse click and looks at your house and how to enter it and leave it the whole street and we are all at risk and that put all of our families at rick. they are waiving our first amendment rights and going and violating our rights. >> second amendment. >> second amendment rights and

tighter gun laws already enacted here in new york as we bring in republican new york state senator greg ball along with state senator michael janrus. and what you said, a woman in georgia, and a guy breaks into the house with a crowbar, she goes up into the crawl space in the attic with her two twins. the guy goes up there, she happened to hit him with five shots, all she had in the gun, five. what if there were two guys, he walked out of that house. and andrew cuomo, he has security. president obama has security. hollywood stars have security. our money and banks have security. how do you stop them? >> it's about finding the right balance, sean. we already have a ten bullet limit. >> sean: as of now right it's seven. >> the idea we want it make it as difficult as possible for people to walk into a movie theater, school and did the maximum amount of damage. >> sean: those are the criminals that don't obey law. what about the law abiding dn what if she missed three times and there were two of them. >> we want to make it impossible for criminals to do what they do. >> what has been accomplishe

is we took an oath, we swore, my elected official colleague, county clerk dennis, myself, senator greg ballr mccats, to uphold the law. what we're asking for is people to look into how this invasion of privacy, if you will, can put our residents and their families at risk and at harm. you know, we have a lot of first responders -- >> mark, very quickly -- >> you have -- >> take the final word. i only have 30 seconds. go ahead and i'll give it to you. >> look, people who live around there feel at risk. it's not that they're law abiding and got a permit. fine. adam lanza didn't get a permit. and if we publish private donations because it could buy congressmen, if we publish where sex offenders live, well, then as a neighbor i want to know how many handguns are in my area which could be stolen and put at risk my family. i -- >> to be continued. i have to shut it down. it's a great debate. >> the law requires it be made public. change the law. >> maryellen odell, thank you for being here. mark green, we appreciate your time. >> you bet. thank you. >> when we return, allow me to finish with an u

map locating gun owners in new york city suburbs, last here on the record, new york state senator greg ball told us why that information must not be published in the future. >> now, the journal news for whatever reason, no reason at all print add interactive map that literally within 30 seconds, those offenders can be on the virtual doorstep of these individuals. and we've introduced legislation, it's had bipartisan support, this isn't a second amendment issue necessarily, i have gun control advocates who are just as upset as second amendment advocates and make sure that we've got to pass legislation to make sure this information while publicly accessible cannot be dispersed in the way the journal did. >> greta: are the interactive maps making life easier for burglars? bob spent eight years in prison for armed robbery,'s now a security consultant and joins us, nice to see you. >> good evening, greta, how are you. >> greta: tell me, why do you think this interactive map locating the different gun owners why is that gold for burglars? >> well, because one of the things burglars look for when

new york state senator greg ball joins us. >> good evening, greta, how are you. >> greta: i think youonnected this burglary to the publication? >> it's our understanding the family feels this way and gette, shouldn't come as a surprise, we've already heard from correction officers throughout the region that they have the inmates telling them that, hey, you know, we know where your family is. we have victims of domestic violence, dozens now, that have personally contacted our office, and abusers are back and stalkers are back and using the interactive map and i know it's widely reported that criminals have said that they would use this map and unfortunately, it looks like that's what's going on here. >> greta: okay, just so we're absolutely straight though. there's no facts actually proving, that the people's suspicion that are the victims of this attempted burglary, right? >> absolutely, greta. there's an ongoing investigation, but tomorrow, several thousand law enforcement personnel are coming together that represent tens of thousands of law enforcement personnel throughout the state

joining me now is state senator greg ball, a republican from new york.or ball, great to have you here. first off, you were not a fan and did not vote in favor of this gun control legislation. why? >> if you look at the package overall, there are good things certainly in that package i fought for, privacy protections for permit holders, kendra's law is in there to deal with violently mentally ill, we have mark's law to help protect our first responders, but when we talk about the crux of the assault weapons ban and the restrictions on magazines and how many rounds, you're talking about creating an entire category of new crimes. there are tens of thousands of people in the state of new york right now that have legal firearms that overnight are now going to be illegal and because of that, they have become criminals. that doesn't solve a damn thing, thomas. it may make front page papers, it may make a lot of good news that allow this governor to beat vice president biden to the punch but it's not going to deal with the violently mentally ill that continue to

it's like nerf ball or wiffle ball. >> greg: have you seen softball players. players? >> kimberly: i was a softball player. >> eric: that was ridiculous. steve cross goes for question, at one point, madam secretary, you had a tough day on the hill this week. i thought he was going for the question. how is health? here, take this and run with it. she talked about the concussion and everything. not one question. >> greg: my favorite clip. roll the clip. >> there are no political tea leaves to be read here. >> we don't have any tea. we have water here the best i can tell. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> dana: that is an answer you give on "red eye." that's a compliment for "red eye." not "60 minutes." >> greg: he gets all this -- the softball questions, the softball interviews and he goes after fnc. isn't that an insult to other networks? >> i see that point. if you are the only one asking tough questions and you get called out -- i think it's bizarre that the president spends any time at all complaining instead of persuading. complains about a new outlet. with the popularity an

and we have had senator greg ball and steve katz who are working on legislation as we speak right now to present. >> megyn: what do you make of -- we had senator ball on the the program yesterday and he's outraged by this and doesn't understand this journal news. he claims it's a very far left newspaper, he says left of the new york times and says there's clearly an agenda here and they're not necessarily trying to help people, they're trying to shame people. what kind of feedback have you gotten from the folks in putnam county? >> oh, it's been wonderful, megyn. we've gotten over 327 phone calls, not one in support of the newspaper printing this information. but i can tell you that the people that call me are very emotional, very thankful that we made this stand. it's good for the people of putnam county. >> megyn: we talked yesterday when i had senator bahl on the program about the danger not just to the gun owners and this information published, but to those who don't have guns who now have been publicly outed as not having that kind of weapon in their home. i mean, you speak of do

greg ball a new york state senator had another suggestion. a boycotting of the newspaper and of their advertisers. obviously hit people in the pocketbook. >> yeah. >> that makes them pay attention. here was his rationale earlier on "fox & friends." >> it's a bone headed move. it's a malicious slap in the face. people have to realize that these are folks obeying the law. they have done everything right. the journal news has never created interactive list of three degree sexual predators. didn't create a list of illegal firearm purchases or create haze tri of illegal firearm purchases from. my perspective it's unwarranted violation of privacy. that's an exemption under the request. and also the request that somebody's lives at risk. talking about public safety. what's going to happen over the next couple days is that law enforcement officials from across the state are coming together to demand that the journal news rescind their actions. and that we move forward legislatively. this isn't a second amendment issue. this is a privacy issue. >> tot

here now is republican new york state senator greg ball and represents some of the the people named andir privacy violated. thank you for being here. now they went after westchester county and now putnam county and the clerk in putnam county says, no, you're not g>> this is going to be a ft and at some point as elected officials, we have to say enough is enough. this journal editorial board is packed with eight heads to the left of left, the worst of the worst. they've used their editorial page to terrorist, level three sexual predators and people have to understand this isn't about the second amendment, we're talking thousands of people who live private lives, victims of domestic violence, former new york city police officers who put the worst of the worst behind bars trying to protect and raise their families and exposed in a very public way. >> megyn: with their home addresses in the paper for any former arrestee of theirs to see. >> exactly. we have gotten reports from other states in similar instances, where it has led to criminal actions. i have officers contacting me every single

first time service members and their same sex partners are invited to the commander in chief's ball. greg odell is the man responsible for making the convention center gala ready. >> i have a great people. we've been through this before. we've hosted three inaugurations in this building alone and we've hosted inaugurations all the way back through reagan's second. we're on our game ready to go. >> reporter: they aren't sure how many will danny these events. cheapest tickets -- attend these events. cheapest tickets were 60 bucks. we're reminded saturday is a national day of service across the country. >> this isn't just the celebration of the president. it's about the strength and drive and resiliency of the american people. so we want our communities, friends and neighbors to step up, perform acts of service, commit to each other to help make each others lives better through service and that would be a great legacy of this inaugural. >> reporter: if you don't have a ticket, you can stop by and pick up official inaugural swag here at this makeshift inaugural store on the street level. at t

>> greg: it's disgusting. roller ball, more like. >> kimberly: he doesn't roller blade.at? >> bob: hemmer wants an explanation of all the things you said. i mention it to him. >> eric: we better get out of here quick. coming up, kate upton, bubbles in a car wash. no brainer for a tv segment or ad in the bowles. busuper bowl. but you don't have touate until february -- you don't have to wait until february. sneak peek. ♪ ♪ busy day on "special report" at 6:00 eastern but now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: you were saying? >> dana: so, greg, almost just caused a problem on the show. >> greg: no, i didn't. >> dana: yes, you did. wow! he doesn't know the words to that song and he was making them up. there is a certain word that rhymes with "truck" he was going to sing. i was supposed to talk about facebook and social media how it can be a blessing and a curse. we talk about this the other day. so, remember back in high school, if you found out that your friend invited another friend go to an event but you didn't necessarily know about it right away. it wasn't rubbed in your

>> greg: it's disgusting. roller ball, more like. >> kimberly: he doesn't roller blade.at? >> bob: hemmer wants an explanation of all the things you said. i mention it to him. >> eric: we better get out of here quick. coming up, kate upton, bubbles in a car wash. no brainer for a tv segment or ad in the bowles. busuper bowl. but you don't have touate until february -- you don't have to wait until february. sneak peek. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story is hillary clinton's hearing over benghazi attack. she got emotional early and vigorousry defended herself and the dedepartment for her actions before, during and after the 9/11 attack. we'll have two reports, analysis from brit hume and the all-star panel and a live debrief with the house committee chair, ed royce. house republicans pushed through a bill to extend the debt ceiling and tying congressional pay to passage of the budget. senate majority leader says he is okay with it. outgoing defense secretary leon panetta is changing policy to allow women to serve in front line combat positio positions. we'

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ball back once and move on. >> hillary clinton's testimony. gregked about how hillary took responsibility to avoid cul paw built. >> yes. >> it is the janet reno. >> exactly. >> she took responsibility for what happened in waco. >> i know. i was acting stupid on purpose. >> hard to tell. >> dan i was unable to find your political blog. >> it is dan soder writes about comedy every day . net. >> is that a dark net? >> i have been blacklisted by several sites. they don't like my honest and refreshing take. >> he is literally with you. >> you are part of the web that only can be accessed through beaver dams. >> i have been told i am the voice of a generation. a political voice. >> >> we talk all the time. i gave her notes on girls and she gives me notes on my coverage of c-span. >> that is redundant, right? >> she is a golden globe winner. >> i saw that joke about 45 seconds ago coming and just waiting for it from bill. >> from me you saw it coming? >> from me? >> do you even watch the show, bill? >> which is this? >> "girls." >> yes, i saw the one las

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last place mary and greg elliott saw their 10-year-old son hayden alive was here on the soccer field. he was the goalie on a travel team and had just saved a goal and kicked the ball downfield. everybody was looking the other way when this goal fell on top of hayden and killed him. >> i especially have been around soccer my entire life and had no idea those things could even tip over, just didn't even know. >> we still don't know how or why the goal tipped over on our son. >> reporter: the consumer product safety commission reported more than 20 deaths from movable goals when it issued soccer goal safety guidelines back in 1995. it recommended securing them with ground anchors or sandbags. the goal that killed hayden in 2007 was not anchored at all. >> they can weigh upwards of 400 pounds and it only takes 22 pounds of pressure to knock one over. we just kind of have our blind faith in these organizations that our kids are safe, that they know what they're doing. >> reporter: the tragedy convinced the elliotts there needed to be a new law. thursday mary spoke to lawmakers in richmond about the movable soccer goal safety act that would require organizations that ow