the gun advocates have been saying, he's going to take your guns.s why talk to any gun dealer in america, they have had the best three and a half years they have had since clinton was in the white house when they used to say that about him as well. you can't get ammo anymore because dealers get their boxes of ammo in and people rush in and get it because they have signs and salesman are saying this president is going to take away your guns tomorrow. no, next week. but he's going to take them away. so the gun dealers in america are having banner sales every day of the week because tomorrow, next week, next month, next term, he's going to take away your guns. >> but the nra are powerful. they have a lot of money to spend and they are targeting the swing states. will they be effective? >> we don't hear much from the nra until it's election year. then they are advocating for republicans. sometimes you wonder if they shouldn't be called the national republican advocates. >> is president obama going to get rid of the second amendment if he wins a second t

i own a number of guns. ed, you own guns, i'm sure.o hunt and have guns and target practice. and we're not looking at attacking anybody. but the bottom line is the attack is by the republicans and their advocates at the nra who are trying to say every time there's a democrat running for office we're going to take away their guns. if we're going to do that, maybe during the last 100 years we would, but we haven't. we're not going to in the future. we respect the amendment rights. we respect the constitution and you'll keep your guns. if you want to go buy more ammo and more guns and yammer that someone is going to take away your guns, and you want to yammer that someone's going to take away your guns, that's fine. if that's a reason to buy another gun, do it. but i don't think president obama has proposed to do anything except to expand guns in national parks. >> didn't mitt romney sign a permanent assault weapons ban while he was governor of massachusetts? why doesn't that matter? >> not only that, he raised fees on guns. he raised tui

. >> i feel the cop had more than a gun. with that being said he could have pulled out a taser, pepper spray, anything like that. why a gun on this kid. probably was drunk, you know, or something like that. it seems it could have been handled in a better way. >> cnn spoke with colgan's mother. she said she doesn't know why he act thad way but she wishes police could have handled the situation differently without using lethal force. >>> now to the state of pennsylvania where two are accused of abusing two children they adopted from ethiopia. investigators say the doctor noticed several fractures on the 18-month-old's head and the f-year-old boy appeared starved. they face charges of assault and endangerment. their attorney has not commented. >>> to politics now, and there are just 30 days to go until election day. last week president obama and mitt romney squared off in the first presidential debate. well, they'll do number two on the 16th of this month. the number two, yes, the vice-presidential debate is this week on thursd

>> but he still refuses to give up. >> put the gun down! >> no! >> put the gun down, russ! don't do this! >> put the gun down, man. it's over. put the gun down. >> russell had a reputation for being a tough guy, physical person, very strong person. i'm not too sure he realized what it would feel like to get shot. >> a half hour passes. slowly sublet's attitude begins to soften. especially after negotiators make a simple gesture. >> did you get the water? >> yeah. appreciate that. >> sublet opens up to one of the negotiators. bowling green police officer michael delaney. >> captain delaney knew russell sublet prior to this incident. he knew him. they played sports together. >> i need to rest, delaney. i've been in pain for so long. i just can't take it no more. the pain that they've done to me, shooting me, ain't near as bad as what is going on inside my head. my mind. right now. it ain't -- you know what i'm saying? >> think about the future and getting past all this, putting it behind you. you're strong. you can do this. >> delaney's words seem to reach sublet. after a 4 1

and i wish we had a serious discussion about it. >> while i certainly said usually guns killed by guns it's accidental and a lot of times it's because the parents aren't being responsible and most instances they are illegal guns in the household and children are getting access to them. so there is a whole layer of things that have to be addressed. with regards to mr. ryan and going outside with his daughter, that's great. he loves his daughter and wants to have fun with her. but i don't think that's the issue in terms of election and whether or not that's going to make or break their campaign. it really isn't. >> and those of us who are for gun control -- these are children being taught how to use a gun and these are children who come from hunting families. it's different from the kind of gun control people like me who live in big cities see. and i don't want to get like the tea party, if anything i'm against it. if you're from a hunting family, if boys would be taught and these pictures are of girls being taught. >> but let me just say again, pun intended, hunting is a dying sport in

if there's less guns on the streets, we will have less of gun violence. i know some people will say that the people that do not use the guns of the only ones that turn them in. it does not matter. many of the guns we come across are taken in burglaries and the like. we cannot have them on the street. by targeting particular neighborhoods where the violence is occurring and focusing on those individuals most likely to commit the violence and/or become victims, we believe we can get out in front of this right now. that is the case for the interruption. we will be blocking it. we will be working closely. i see many of our friends from the district attorney's office here, to vigorously prosecute those that are in commission of crimes, especially if you are on our list. we are one list you do not want to make. we will be trying to get those people off the streets for as long as we can, whether it is in county jail, prison, and then those folks that are not on the list -- we would love to work with you, as the mayor said, to get you into some productive, positi

you wouldn't knee either of these things because the gun control, gun violence and gun regulation wereics not one mentioned during the debate. but survivors of the aurora shooting are urging both presidential candidates to end their silence on the issue of gun violence. stephen barton was one of those 58 wounded when a gunman opened openedded fire in aurora this past july. >> i was shot, shot in the face and neck. but i was lucky. in 48,000 americans won't be so lucky because they'll be murdered before the next president's term. when you had watch the presidential debates ask yourself who has a plan to stop gun violence. >> eliot: stephen barton who graduated from syracuse university this past may and won a prestigious fulbright scholarship to teach english in russia was on a summer bike trip across the country when a gunman in aurora tragically derailed his plans. what has the response been other than regular folks like me who watch it and say this is turning tragedy into good purpose? >> we have more than 250,000 people signing the petition online. i mean, it's clear to me that the a

the time for guns have passed. cars and guns, the two things you do not need. >> do you have a message for president obama or mitt romney? >> neither one of them is standing up for something and that is disgusting. if you are not concerned about gun violence, what are you concerned about? >> niki giovanni, distinguished professor at virginia tech. that does it for our broadcast. tune in on wednesday for extended coverage of the presidential debate. we will air the debate and's fet questions to discuss the question with two individuals left out of the debate, and jill stein and rocky anderson. stein and rocky anderson. democracynow.org

questions ask that protects only gun owners. whaibtd those that don't have guns. surely they have a right of self-defense. instead of relying on the second amendment wouldn't it be more racial to rely directly on the rights we all have to deserves. what are your thoughts on that? >> i'm not sure i actually captured the entire question. but it does occur to me that one thing i thought about from time to time is that maybe you have a some kind of constitutional right to have a cell phone with a predialed 9-1-1 in the number. that might provide you with a little better protection than a gun which you're not used to using. [applause] >> speaking to us as lawyers who are often in court or writing browsers arguing that the second amendment right should not be extended beyond that which was recognized in heller v. mcdonald. what arguments, evidence or principles would you think that courts would find more persuasive? >> well, i suppose one of the arguments that is actually not direct legal argument, but some of the statistics you assemble from time to time about the dama

have guns.et's go to commercial. >> i mean, i think -- >> i agree with you. >> i think every citizen should have access to guns. what happens is that poor people, black people, they were taxed out of the gun market and only wealthy have guns. we all should have guns to defend ourselves and our country. >> it is people in poor neighborhoods who need the guns most of all. the cops ain't going there, and they are not going to be there quick enough. i am totally with you. >> one-man vigilante. >> you think you can be a super hero. not gonna happen. >> let me play devil's advocate. they say it cost $50 that,000 to treat -- $52,000 to treat uninsured gun victims. does it make sense to charge people who buy weapons and am mow to help cover that? >> just so people are -- just what they are craving, more taxes. they will find a way to tax everything at some point. the guns don't kill people, people kill people. a lot of people who get guns don't get them the way you describe. they get them illegally. the

if you take a look at the gun laws we have, i don't even think president obama is proposing more gun laws. we have good, strong gun laws, we have to make sure -- we have to make sure we enforce our laws. we have laws that aren't being properly enforced. but the best thing to help prevent violent crime in inner cities is to bring opportunity in inner cities. is to help teach people good discipline, good character. that is civil society. that's what charities and civic groups and churches do do help one another make sure they can realize the value in one another. >> you can do that by cutting taxes? >> those are your words, not mine. >> thank you very much, sir. >> that was kind of strange. trying to stuff words in people's mouths? >> it sounds like you're -- >> ryan folks putting the paper in front of the camera and everything. vice presidential nominee paul ryan getting annoyed in this interview with terry camp in flint, michigan. the campaign even after the interview was over still went out of their way to trash the reporter that paul ryan walked out of that interview on. the campai

by taking all the guns out of the city. >> reporter: like the guns that killed 10-year-old julian's big brother, manny. >> my brother was shot and killed halloween night at a gas station when we went to get a can of coke. >> reporter: your brother was paralyzed? >> yes. >> reporter: did you go to see him? >> yeah, a couple of times. but my brother, he wasn't healing up right, so, it was a really tough decision for my parents to make, but they decided to let him pass. >> reporter: did they talk to you about it? >> i remember the day in the hospital, i told my mom, man, i can't wait until manny can come home. my mom said, manny isn't coming home. so, i just wanted to make sure that he knows, i love you, manny. >> reporter: they are children growing up in neighborhoods where haunted mothers walk the street, carrying pictures of lost daughters and sons. >> i keep telling them to stop, they just don't want to stop. they not listening. >> where is that coming from? >> reporter: where police is stretched thin. city officials, enraged. >> take your gang complex away from a 7-year-old. who raise

>> gun enthusiasts will tell you gun isooting a machine all its own. is a lot of fun. lined withs are that look like machine guns, but not the real thing. >> virginia does have more of y other state. according to a report, a 30,220 machine guns are registered in the state, by florida, then california. virginia is a state filled with gun owners. more for collecting and investing than shooting. even though virginia ranks among machine gun owners, obtaining one is a lot more walking into a gun shop. it requires extensive paperwork, fingerprints, photos, and background checks. policeerstands what know, the machine guns on not associated with crime the street. history gives her paws. i do not want any more weapons in the hands of people to begind not own guns with. leading to a larger debate r that -- far from resolved. >> a local community gets ready damaged during last year's earthquake. >> some warm temperatures. >> the return of chris cooley worms the hearts of a lot of redskins fans. -- warms the hearts of a lot of redskins fans. man: to some people, social security is

i thought thank god no one had a gun. is it the guy with a gun or the guy without the gun., do i subdue the guy without the gun or go after the crazy guy which is which. what if the other guy had a gun. what if he has a gun and he starts shooting, i start shooting and the cops start shooting i have a two-year-old, a newborn and my wife in the house. that's the last thing i want in my house. i kept thinking, thank god there are no guns, and thank god he wasn't armed either. if we all have guns and we start shooting that doesn't help any way. and fighting back against a crazy guy with a gun is not what you should be doing. that's what the cops are for. they were there, they were ready, and they responded. it doesn't help the situation. as i went through that crazy experience, thank god everybody is totally okay, i was very thankful towards the police. i was thankful that everybody was all right, and honestly the most of all i was thankful that no one involved had a gun because it would have made the situation far, far worse. all right that's my experience. now, when we come b

guns were rare.little violence in all communities because access to guns was largely rare and it was not part of a lobbyist group to encourage people to arm themselves for identity purposes not for safety purposes. so there is no question that there is manipulation. detroit is in an enormous crisis. detroit's crisis has something to do with race and race as racism but nothing to do with cultural issues. what it has to do with the december imagination of all the various institutions that ryan tried to mention. not just churches, which can't do everything alone but schools and jobs. not just jobs but creating a social fabric. you cannot do that if you're destroying criminalizing and taking families apart and giving parents very little opportunity. so i mean, it's absolutely a much bigger crisis than they're willing to address. they're always focusing on behavior over social structure. so some how you can behave your way into a safe, fair, economically safe neighborhood. >> cenk: professor tricia rose.

where people legally buying guns in gun shops.ig problem remains gun shows and the internet. specifically, unlicensed dealers selling firearms to buyers with no background check needed. president obama has supported closing the gun show loophole in the past. but the white house says his focus now is on existing laws. governor romney says no to any further regulation of gun shows. >> there's no particular change in law that's going to keep people who are intent on doing harm from doing harm. >> the majority of gun owners would agree that we should do everything possible to prevent criminals and fugitives from purchasing weapons. >> reporter: so while president obama says he wants tougher gun laws, little was done during his first term. republican challenger romney has done more in the past, but now says it's enough. both candidates apparently not so different now when it comes to gun control. and you can stay informed on all the issues and political news from the campaign trail. logon to cnn.com/politics. >>> so is there life out t

gun control. gun control in the top hits section. remember this is relativity straight forward opposition research from one of mitt romney's fell le republicans. this is research that the john mccain campaign put together to use against mitt romney in the republican primary. in 1994 bh mitt romney first ran for senate, he backed the brady bill and the assault weapons ban. as governor of massachusetts, mitt romney upped the cost of gun licenses four fold and promised on the campaign trail to not chip away at gun laws. >> we do have tough gun laws in massachusetts. i support them. i won't chip away at them. >> he did not. in 2004 governor romney signed the permanent assault weapons ban in massachusetts. then mitt romney decided to run for president. he started prepping himself for the republican presidential primary and then, of course, things got hilarious on the subject of guns. mr. romney said in a debate with "the boston globe," quote, i have a gun of my own. i go hunting myself. to which someone in the room replied, and i quote, e

then guns on campus. months after a former student opened fire at a movie theater in aurora, colorado, the university of colorado changes the rules to allow some students to carry concealed weapons on campus. >> i highly disagree with the change on campus. even though this is a state-run school, we should not have guns on campus. no guns on campus. >> members of a florida-based coalition take on the food giant to play. the company it being asked to trade foodaia fair agreement. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in denver, colorado. the obama administration has launched the first ups toward military action against the suspects on the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya last month. special operations command could have been used to capture militants deemed to have been involved in those actions killing americans, including christopher stevens. the options under discussion include drone strikes, special operations raids,

a gun.culate when you're not there. george made the choice that he made. he was the only person there that survived. >> cenk: the 911 dispatcher was there in a sense saying do not follow him. that's a bad idea. >> right, and george agreed with that person and stopped following that cenk: really? it didn't appear that way. if he's following trayvon and they say don't follow him. he stops then what happens next in your view of things. >> in my view of events it doesn't matter. facts matter and evidence presented in court is what matters. that's what people, your viewers, instead of having something presented to them as facts should look at court record as fact. >> cenk: tell me what happened. >> in george's reenactment when george was under the new polygraph, and he said exactly what happened, the operator did tell him. right after that they asked him what is your name. he said my name is george. they said, we don't need you to do that. he said, okay. he said, what is your name, sir? he said g

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side gun control is the only way to stem gun violence and prevent strapbtrag. duty candidates stand? when it comes to the second amendment, both candidates say yes, they support it. >> i believe in the second amendment. i believe in people's lawful right to bear arms. >> i will protect the second amendment rights of the american people. >> president obama attempting to pacify critics from the national rival's association. >> i will not take your shotgun or rifle away or handgun away. >> the fact that he has not tried doesn't placate the nra with substantial warnings in 2008. >> all the first-term lip service to gun owners is part of a massive obama conspiracy to hide his true intentions to destroy the second amendment during his second term. >> consider the assault weapons ban. president obama is a yes, but with an as streupblg bg. now, candidate romney says he opposed any new laws. >> we need a president that will enforce current laws, and not create new ones. >> mr. obama expressed the need on assaulted weapons. >> they belong in the hands of soldiers and not

drop the gun! your hands behind your back now, sir. [ gun shots ] >> action hero is tyler perry in the new film "alex cross." big departure for you. never seen you in quite this role. you enjoy playing an action hero? >> i looked at the character's arc which was very interesting to me. one thing that made me say no was morgan freeman. >> that's like replacing sean connery in bond or something. >> the manage played ---the man played god. >> he's my movie god. >> yeah, he played god in a movie. i couldn't -- i'm like -- but as i look at james patterson's description of the physicality and the age and family, and i thought, he's talking about me. so i gave it a second look and i loved the arc that i get to play in this role. i get to go from family man to the brilliant psychologist figuring things out to chasing down a bad guy to this lion being unleashed at the end of the movie. i'm super excited about it. >> you're also super slim, tyler. you've lost 30 pounds? >> yeah, i've lost 30 pounds. >> how d

we should always have that spirit. >> bonnie and clyde used guns to rob banks and kill. >> those guns were auctioned off. how much they sold for and who bought them. >> michael phelps can swim like a fish out of water but could he preform on all four like [inaudible]? next up a visit for the pet olympics. . >>> what was -- that belonged to love bandits bonnie and clyde would be worth? how about a half million dollars? these guns were give tone a policeman who shot them and they ended up in the ans of a collector who sold them to our auction and they sold them and they were bought by a texas text o'clocker. >> the show must go on for justin bieber fans. the teen got sick twice during the show, sick like throwing up, twice during the concert. during the -- it was a kickoff of his believe tour. he left the stage and came back after a brief break and he told his fans he wasn't feeling well but later he tweeted out a picture of himself saying he is resting up and ready for the next show. >> the olympics may be over but don't tell these four legged friends. jumping up, low, fast and they to