. ♪ ♪ >> i hate guns. >> it's the right to bear arms. >> i find them frightening. >> a gun lays therewill not do nothing. >> people should not be allowed to have guns. >> seconds count. law enforcement is minutes away. >> i hate guns. >> if i could snap my fingers and all the guns would be gone i don't see why not. >> we will have to have that conversation along the way that says when it is appropriate and what is appropriate for our citizens of the united states to carry and use? ♪ ♪ >> i was born in the age of suicide street justice at mass shootings. all because of the second amendment. >> the constitution is kind of beginning to show its age. >> i am destin bigsaby, a voice for american youth. over 20 million people commit suicide every year with a gun. once that trigger is pulled, there is no stopping the bullet. like so many others, mike cousin committed suicide with a gun putting my family into shock and disarray. still to this day, avoid has been left that has this that can never be filled. >> do i think that a depressed kid who walks into a punch up should be able to buy a gu

guns.n island nations, which would be the ideal experiment -- an washington d.c., it was not a fair experiment because people can get guns from maryland or virginia -- that is not explain why increase. it makes plain why did not fall as much as it was predicted. but you look around the world, whether it be nations like ireland or jamaica or the u.k., which have had bands, he has seen 5, 6, 94 increases in murder rates immediately after bands have occurred to you one place in the world has been -- banned guns, you would see a drop in murder rates. you have not seen that happen. lots of predictions have been made. that gradually affects their credibility of those who make claims otherwise. host: we want you to join in on the conversation. do you support expanding gun rights? more control of gun ownership? we are dividing the phone lines by region. if you live in the eastern and central time zone, call us at (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific time zones, call us at (202) 748-8001. if you are

no squirt guns no fake guns within 150 feet of tennessee schools. real guns are still okay. but squirt guns and toy guns would be illegal outside of schools under the new law. the ows sentencible reason was to respond to the rambo guy. he's actually carrying real guns, so he would still be okay to keep doing what he's doing under the new law. if your plan was to stop that guy with a super soaker you would be a criminal now, not him. and so now you've got headlines in the local press like this one. which is hilarious. that's been the result of tennessee republicans and their effort to show off for the nra by okaying legal guns everywhere while inexplicably banning toy guns near schools. that result has even been too weird even for tennessee republicans. so now it actually looks like there's not going to be any new nra endorsed gun law for the tennessee governor to sign before the time the nra gets to town at the end of this week. the whole thing has been slowed down a little bit as the process has just gotten too weird. but then then there's the matter of what is actually goi

about gun rights? >> well, no. i mean for most of these people who are victims of gun violence, who have had stolen guns, this is not an issue of having their away. this is a public safety issue and that's that. >> and what about in other parts of the country? i mean these sorts of battles between lobby itions lobbyists are taking place. >> sure there are powerful lobby groups all over the country. take oil and gas, the tobacco lobby trying to get rid of smoking ban on a local level in 13 different states and the other nra, the national restaurant association, trying to get rid of sick leave laws, overtime laws, this is happening everywhere. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel. >>> why nurses are going off duty, refusing to treat california prisoners. soledad o'brien's look at kids behind bars. can a program called cambiar live up to its reputation change? and the antidote to >> in our fast forward segment behind bars.to save money, some prisons have turned health care over to for profit companies.

erputzel on the gun lobby. and hot on america tonight's website, job jones university, why sex assault victims fear they were failed by faith in their leaders. that's at www.aljazeera.com www.aljazeera.com/america tonight. >> join the discussion with soledad now. #kidsbehindbars. >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >> a twist of justice. the police chokehold that killed a staten island man last year led to outrage but no charges against the officers involved. the one person who did end up behind bars is the eyewitness who shot video of eric beganner's death. his wife told america tonight that his arrest was bay pay back for exposing what happened. >> i understand you're stressed out, but you're taking it out on me. >> emotions run high when she gets an is phone call from her husband, he took a video of staten island police officers who are accused of killing a man in custody. eric garner detained for illegally selling cigarettes. adam ramsey was hailed a hero,

he bought the gun at a gun show without a background check.questions asked. >> reporter: but that effort largely failed. >> i want you to know i am a proud lifetime member of the n.r.a. >> reporter: and since pro gun rights republicans have taken control of both houses of congress the n.r.a.'s influence has become stronger. now the organization is shifting its attention to battles at the state and local level. where gun control proponents are trying to get public opinion on their side. but this month kansas became the fifth state to allow anyone with no criminal record to openly carry a gun without a permit or training. the n.r.a. argues that legitimate gun overrers should not have to sacrifice their constitutional rights because of criminals. >> we take more guns off the street than any police department in the country. and nobody goes to jail for possession of those guns. >> reporter: a recent gallop poll indicates at peel of more gun control may be fading further. a record 63% of americans surveyed said having a gun in the house makes it a

my dad and brother hunts. >> your gun has a gun. guns have guns.ways felt safe because dad was going to blow someone's head off if they tried to come in the house. >> you must have had a great dating life. >> he did clean his guns several times. he would come in and have them all in the living room. >> if you are responsible and have a license to carry why not? >> a little anecdotal experience. law enforcement also is in favor of the good guys having the guns, very much in favor. i go to a range half law enforcement, half regular citizens walking around. they work together. much in favor of people owning guns and knowing how to use their gun. that is the most important thing. if it is legal and open and you are allowed to have it you can go and understand how to use a gun. that's the biggest thing. >> i hear you guys. i worry about new town, col columbine. >> no place where a gun ban reduced murder rates. these things are rare and we have to deal with how the people get guns. >> what if someone at school had a gun or if someone in the theater had a

, gun! >> gave a quick glance over to trooper harker as he was moving around and preparing to return fire. >> and that's when i put fire on him from the front of the vehicle. >> the passenger runs and deputy gates takes off after him. >> i started to chase after the passenger, but i didn't run full bore yet because i didn't know trooper harker's condition. >> freeze! >> the driver jumps in the truck and speeds off with harker still hanging on. >> after taking about three or four step after i got disengaged from the vehicle, i did fire a round to flatten a tire to impede his escape. >> meanwhile, the passenger has run off in the direction of this nearby condominium complex. back at the scene, trooper harker radios for backup. >> 587, wilmington. get me some units out here. the subject in the suburban has fled the scene. i have another subject out on foot. shots have been fired. >> the dispatch goes out, and another wilmington police dash cam shows an officer heading into an office park where

from here, even a little for pound gun, a little four pound gun can fire a four pound iron ball. most of that horseshoe coming into the harbor is under the small guns. what we've got here is one of the swedish iron cannons that were arming the castillo in 1702. it was one of the major sieges that took place here at saint augustine. prior to this fortress being held, the city had been burned to the ground by invaders, privateers or pirates several times. spain went ahead and decided they would invest in building this fortification in stone that not only was it going to be a gun platform to defend the city in the harbor, it was going to be a safe haven, sit itself for the entire community. the plan was was once this fortress was built, the city came under attack, everybody in town could abandon their homes and grab their valuables and live inside the fortress until hope came from the next community. the problem was, that was havana, cuba. they would be inside the sport wedding for help to get here for up to three month. the fort was really geared for that. all the rooms on the left

more than half the court now believes it's more important for gun rights to control gun ownership. now, greg a pew poll shows that 57% of americans believe gun ownership is a way to prevent themselves from being a victim of crime. >> yes. i have to point out that the shooting guns is the right wing equivalent of hillary talking about toppling the 1%. it's almost the mirror image of appealing to a very conservative base which i don't have a problem with because the gun issue is one area where facts -- one of the rare areas where facts and commonsense have prevailed over emotionalism and hysteria. for example, i don't think you can name a place on this planet where gun bans or gun regulations have reduced murder rates. i don't think there's one place on effort. you can say england has fewer murders but they actually had fewer murders before they had the regulation. so you have to compare murder rates before and after bans. you can't compare country to country. but every single area where you look at stat tisistic. >> do you mean in japan where they have much fewer thefts you can't co

this gun was illegally obtained. it was illegally obtained, we do everything in our power to help those guns not get in the wrong hands. it's simple. >> 200,000 people have applied for permits under the conceal carry law that scott walker passed. one homicide. >> more background checks. bad guys shouldn't have guns, mark. >> what is your evidence, richard that a background check would have changed the outcome in this case. >> beyond background -- >> you have no evidence no, none. you have none. >> it's a mayor politicize a murder, that's what's happening here. >> tons of evidence that proves the fact that these guns got in the wrong hands -- >> you're speaking generically, you don't know about this case this is a mayor trying to exploit -- that's what happened. i have to go to be continued tomorrow. great to see you both. >>> an undercover sting turns deadly and the whole hinge is caught on camera. there's a debate whether the man caught on camera should be charged with a crime. >> he shot me. he shot me. >> who? >>

i don't believe gene's gun was in his hand. that's why it was moved. i don't believe gene was where you said - that's why he was moved. >> during the raid, the police found cannabis on the property and tonya's son, adrian - who holds a medical marijuana license - was arrested. he's been charged with possession with intent to supply a charge the family denies. now tonya is fighting to clear her family's name and get answers about eugene's death. >> that's him - 80th birthday party. >> he doesn't look like a dangerous man. >> anybody with authority, he was very respectful to them, praise them for doing a good job. i mean he would give them thumbs up, fire dept, sheriff's dept, pat them on the back. tell em you know what a great job, what would we do with you guys, you know? >> that's old man river >> yes (laughs) >> his clothes and his shoes they smell like him, still in the bedroom and i don't want to move them. i know you keep taking things away and they're gone and i don't want him to be gone, sebastian! i don't want him to be gone! >> eugene's body w

he bought the gun at a gun show without a background check no questions asked. >> but that effort largely failed. >> and since pro gun rights republicans have taken control of both houses of congress, the nra's influence has become stronger. now the organization is shifting it's detension to the battles at the state and local levels where gun control proponent are trying to get public opinion on their side. now kansas will allow anyone with no criminal record to openly carry a gun with no permanent or training. the n ra argue that legitimate begun owners should not have to sacrifice their constitutional rights because of criminals. >> nobody goes to jail for possession of those guns. >> a recent gallop gallup poll shows 63% of americans surveyed said having a gun in the house makes it a safer place. tom ackerman al jazeera. >> ten police officers in california have been suspended after a video appears showing them beating a suspect who had been surrendered. he had been beaten for more than a minute after being subdued by tase. the local sheriff said that the officers' actions from excessi

(gun shot) >> who fired that shot? >> just shooting at a stray dog, hickok. >> i don't care what you are shooting at, bill, the law says no guns in town. (gun shots) ♪ ♪ my country 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ ♪ >> on the north american plains, opportunity calls men of courage to chase the front west to a new frontier. she would shape a nation, lay hold of their destiny but with the passing of time every man has test reckoning. james butler hickok better known to america as wild bill, an unruly law man and king of the quick drawl turned gambler and killer. behind every badge stands a man and behind every legend lies the truth. >> wild bill hickok, even his nickname hundreds of images of an out of control gun slirng. the truth is bill hickok is a righteous man of justice who would much rather avoid a fight than start one. there is some truth to his legend, though. if you dare take on wild bill, chances are, you will wind up dead. >> in the spring of 1861, 24-year-old william hickok turns up in rock creek, nebr

i love the veterans but i don't think it is good to have a gun in a park. >> what's up with the gun?ar as i can tell, you win wars with guns. >> is that right? >> this is the way they do it to salute in the field. this would be very powerful. it might strike up a conversation to say son, daughter, let me tell you how we won this war. >> and now they find it too alarming which leads me to my next topic. my new animation. this is their will be the name of my story. go ahead. roll it. >> cupcake nation. that's mine. and that leads to us what is happening at stevenson college in california which is now apologizing to the students for serving mexican food during the intergalactic tuesday night suare. ready for this? >> that's what i thought. why? i've been going to uc santa cruz. each month we do a different theme. so they came one intergalactic with aliens and spaceships. space doesn't get enough attention on college campuses. and they said what do we serve for food? them, well, i like mexican. so they served mexican. >> like tang? >> that's it. that's all they have in space. so they sai

not one but two guns at their side this guy has got heavily armed gun in his hand a gun that can fire 31 bullets one of the extended mag teens we have video lying of it on the ground. that wasn't enough fire power for this guy no matter whatever he was up to which we still don't know because he had a second gun on him as well. double danger for philadelphia police and if you are watching us every day you realize this is second time just this month where police end up face-to-face with the guy who is double armed facing double the danger. so the guy has this gun in his hand and he won't drop it out of his hand. police get a call that there was a shooting about a block from the frankford transportation center, over at pratt an akron street on the corner. they see a big crowd outside. they find two bullet casings on the ground so there was a shooting there. this guy runs out of the crowd and they see this big gun in his hand. he refuses to drop and crop the gun so they take cover and fire in self-defense. >> we are not the sure if the original crowd was in reference to the gun shot, 5100

police are disputing claims that he fired that gun in self defense. doug shimell is joining us tonight with that part of the story. doug? >> reporter: 15 to 20 people were approaching him, threatening to pummel him. >> he says the crowd was threatening him at the christyrec center. >> he got mad and he shot the gun in the air and that's when i was scared. >> we just heard shots fire. >> police say when the home team coach came over to break up the verbal fight, maurice tavares fired one round, he says to defend himself. >> the gun was not pointed at anybody, it was not fired at anybody. >> detectives say the only hole they found was not in the ceiling, but near a window above the bleachers. >> there was an argument he pulled out the gun and fires a shot. >> his client got a gun and permit after being shot in the leg coaching another game. now the father of three with no prior record. >> you should avoid the confrontation and get back to the game and let the kids play. >> we tried getting in touch with the other coach welcome as far maurice, he is stil

the reason that people are dying of gun violence is because there are too many guns on the streets. >f the criminals. is it not? >> no. milwaukee has some of the laxes gun violence laws in the entire country. you don't need a permit to guy you don't need a permit to own it, you don't need a permit to carry it. in california for example the last 20 years, they have strengthened laws against gun violence to protect kids, to protect family members, gun violence gone down by half. >> how do you explain chicago then? >> i'm not exactly familiar with the law -- >> chicago has tight gun laws, and gun violence there is running rampant. >> combination of proper policing and gun laws. you talk about mayor bloomberg, he led the effort and mayors against illegal guns. the gun violence scourge in this country is at an epidemic listen. >> listen, you're taking it nationally. and i'm focussed on milwaukee. what i see here is a sheriff who had a murder happen in his county, in his city, it was a man hit a two-year-old boy. he got out to check on the boy, the boy died, and some unidentified person who

but while you say gun ownership is up it's the number of guns in each given house that is up.l proportion of american households that have guns has been on a steady decline. so there's a disproportionate power that the nra members exercise exercisest -- especially at the polling places. the majority of americans feel having a gun in their home is actually safer than not having a gun. >> a bad audio line. i did say gun ownership did appear to be going down. >>> the growth of city centers in mumbai have lead to a rapid increase in consumption. >> reporter: there is no words that adequately describe the filth this man works in. for 25 years he has dug through this wasteland in search of recyclable items. he can earn up to $5 a day collecting plastic, but to do so, he says he needs to be drunk or high. >> translator: we have to use substance to work here and then we become addicted to them. when it gets hot and the sun hits the garbage the smell is overwhelming. >> reporter: they tolerate these conditions in the hope of gaining a better opportunity. this man set up his own recycli

that was unlocked and the ammo for a man with a gun.s hard to understand why somebody hands ammo to a person who's kind of threatening, obviously, already committing a felony stealing a weapon and handing him ammunition for it. >> yes, it's a tragic comedy actually when you look at this but obviously, walmart, with very very serious questions to answer tonight. thank you so much, david. appreciate it. and i want to note that we asked walmart to come on this program tonight and respond to these very serious questions. they declined our invitation. >>> "outfront" next teachers going to jail for cheating. firing back today after an atlanta judge ranted against them our report on what went down today, and a texas man paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, big bucks. he's going to shoot an endangered animal and he's going to put its head on his trophy room wall. >> you can't grant an animal eternal life anymore than i can. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the wa

there are plenty of guns in exhibit in the hall behind me but the -- the difference is there are no gunsed to be worn or carried by the attendees. that's a big difference -- or i suppose it is a big difference especially when you are talking about people who assert their right to carry guns anywhere. but it doesn't seem to bother anybody. there are no metal detectors here. but guns are in profusion here even though they are behind glass cases and some are mock-ups. >> and they are likely in vehicles parked in the garage but that's another story. thank you very much. >>> florida is the center of a major guns right debate. whether some owners should be allowed to bring concealed firearms to college campuses. as robert ray report there is some strong opposition. >> there has been a shooting in the library. stay where you are -- >> reporter: in november a former student stormed on to the compass of florida state university and started shooting. police killed the gunmen but not before he shot three students, paralyzing one of them. >> i think people inherently have the right to defend themsel

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what type of training do they give to the security guards around guns and gun usage?> to my knowledge -- i think i wrote some numbers down. they're given about 16 hours of firearm training as well as ongoing psychological training annually or semi annually and conflict type resolution type of training. >> do you know how much the police officers get? >> i do not. >> have you considered other measures and batons and not guns to kind of serve as a deterrent for people to rob our fare collectors? >> the officers do carry them as well as pepper spray with them. >> in the case there was an armed robbery at one of the fare collection sales and if someone approached an officer with a gun what would you tell the officers to do? >> well, if there's a security guard there -- >> if there's a security guard there. >> yeah. >> what would the security officer and the collection officer do? >> i assume they look at the armed security guard that is protecting them and ask for guidance. >> i see you do some training with this with your mta staff members that collect cash. my guess is

you've got a gun to your head. you're going to be shaking. >> i swear to god, you've got me nervous as hell. that this guy is going to shoot me no matter what. >> then, his worst fear. he hears a click. the man pulls the trigger but miraculously nothing happens. >> god was watching out or something. to have a gun pointed right to the back of your head, right behind your ear, and it doesn't go off. i mean, the chances of that actually happening is astronomical. >> at that point the gunman takes his eyes off pinneau just for a moment and steps back. >> i saw out of the corner of my eye that he was reaching up and he was pulling the bolt back to chamber another round into the gun. >> with no time to think, he acts. >> i decided that i'm just going to go for it. and i jumped up, and i grabbed the gun. >> the struggle begins. pinneau is no match for the taller and heavier masked man. but pinneau, a 25-year veteran of the coast guard has military training and he knows even if he can't get the gun from the intruder, he ca

have guns. background checks >> isn't it the point laws are passed to people following them we don't need to fear? and people that are not are going to do what they want? either way? >> the reason we need concealed carry is because it made it the gun capitol of the state of wisconsin. 11,600 man days of furloughed police officers in the 7th most dangerous city in the country. governor walker passed collecting bargaining reform that saved the city of milwaukee $25 million. do you think he could have spent a little bit that have on police something >> the governor should be concerned about safety throughout the state. i should be funding police officers, firefighters and nurses when he passes tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires, that money is not going to police officers. >> but -- >> but that is neither here nor there. the argument we're trying to have have about concealed carry. >> this fact is that this gun was legally obtained. we need more gun safety laws. it's very simple. >> 200,000

and nobody goes to jail for possession of those guns. >> the appeal of more gun control may be fadingfurther. a survey said that having a gun makes it a safer place. tom ackerman. al jazeera. >> tourists in thailand have been treated to a water fight leading up to the new year celebrations. painted elephants head the festival. themuch more on these stories on the website. the address is www.aljazeera.com. www.aljazeera.com. m. hi, i am lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. some say it is a violation of their constitutional rights. we will check out the online movement. >> correct me if i'm wrong did i stumble into mexico, or is this still the united states. >> plus, futurist predict that by 2020, we'll have our own digital twin. who may make our daily lives even easier, performing tasks and even consoling our loved ones after we are gone.

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and he may have a gun. >> stand by. subject possibly had a weapon under the seat and could possibly be suicide by cops. >> he put his hand in his pocket there. my eyes are watching that hand right now and nothing else. >> reporter: back pedaling the entire time kidder stumbles and falls. >> i'm thinking if he goes to attack me i'll have to use deadly force to depend myself. >> get down on the ground! >> reporter: backup arrived, is suspect was arrested and no one was shot. >> for him to make the judgment call that he did shows great restraint. this officer would have been justified if e t a shooting. >> reporter: the confrontation took than a minute captured on a body camera kidder started wearing on his own after the shooting of michael brown in ferguson missouri. that incident among a string of others since have put police tactics and use of force in the spotlight. >> the difficulty is that you've got hundreds of thousands of police officers in th country, some working under very difficult conditions. and for the most

(gun fire (g (gun fire) >> run sugar foot. >> that's cheating. >> no, friend.heating would be arranging for sugar foot to lose the race. all i did was provide a little encouragement. now, where are the winnings? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on the north american plains, opportunity calls men of courage to chase the sun west into a new frontier. they will save a nation, lay hold of their destiny and embark on a new mythology. but with the passing of time every man has his reckoning. john henry holiday known to america as a drifting gambler, iconic side kicks to legendary law men. but behind every myth stands a man, behind every legends lies the truth. >> there is much more to doc holliday than a legend iconic side kick to a law man. the truth is john henry holliday is a outlaw long before he meets wyatt earp. born into a family of means he's highly educated has a successful life virtually laid out in front of him, a life he chooses to reject. >> by 1872 expansion west is in full swing. seven years after the end of the civil war the american frontier is being established while the s

there was almost no wear on the gun whatsoever. >> the gun was designed for safety.ould not be fired without a complete pull of the trigger. various safety mechanisms had to be in place for this to happen, all there to prevent an accidental discharge. >> so that gun can't accidentally through recoil or slam firing or dropping or any malfunction that i've been exposed to thus far, involuntarily fire a second shot without full manipulation of the trigger. >> and tests showed that this trigger was difficult to pull. on most pistols, it takes between 4 and 6 pounds of pressure to pull the trigger, but this gun required almost 12 pounds of pressure. the conclusion, the gun could not have double fired. >> one of the beautiful things about mechanisms is they don't think. they will either function or malfunction. it is very easy with a right amount of background knowledge to look at a mechanism and determine if, in fact, it could or did fail. with that knowledge, it makes i very hard for me to believe that story. >> but it is possible for a suicide victim to shoot herself mo

the stun gun mix-up. the deputy just charged with manslaughter after allegedly reaching for his taser, pulling out his gun instead. the high speed chase and audio. the moment he realizes it was the gun. >>> the race for president and tonight, spotted. hillary clinton spotted at chipotle. and breaking news, marco rubio in and one on one tonight with george. >>> breaking tonight. as worker trapped in a cargo hold. and a mega bus colliding with a tractor-trailer. >>> a mother just charged with dangling and dropping her toddler over a cheetah exhibit at the cleveland zoo. >>> and the master. you will never guess the movie he watched the night before. >>> good evening on this monday night and we begin with new charges revealed late today against a reserve deputy who authorities the say thought he was reaching for his taser and instead pulled out his gun. the unarmed suspect did not survive. here is the moment just before. the 73-year-old deputy, part of the team chasing this suspect. after an under cover polic

of those guns. >> a recent gallop poll indicates the appeal of more gun control may be fading furtherrecord .63% of americans surveyed said having a gun in the house makes it a safer place. tom ackerman al jazeera. >> coming up we will have all of the sport for you. why a bellly dancer caused controversy. >> and the rest of the sport in just a moment. ♪ >>> sport now here is robin. >> thank you very much. legendary cricket commentator died at a sydney hospital. he was receiving treatment for skin cancer. a report from sydney in the last of one of the sport's most iconic voices. >> to australians, he was the sound of summer the voice of cricket. you have to find out if they are still there the one constant was australian team's won, lost or drew. on he played 60s 3 times in this country. two 00 test wickets and scored more than 2,000 runs. as captain, he never lost a series. >> first innings total of 242, not very good that. >> but it was after he retired from playing the game after hanging up his green hat he went from sport star to legend as a king of cricket commentators. >> let me

anyone who buys a gun goes through a background check -- >> that is not always the case at some gun showsthere is no background check depending on the weapon. >> if it is sold by an ffl, they will do a background check. if you buy one from private sales there is not a background check, but that can happen anywhere. if i sell my personal firearm to a suspected or known felon then i have broken a federal law. >> but how are you going to know that. you would agree you don't want a private seller to be selling a weapon unbeknownst to them to somebody who has a criminal background so why not impose a background check for somebody in that situation. >> i do my own background check here in georgia. you can buy an firearm from an fll dealer without a background check. so if i'm going to sell you one i'm going to ask you for your georgia weapons permit. >> and credit to you for doing that. i think the issue is a lot of gun dealers don't do those types of checks and the question is how can we stop a criminal in that situation from getting a weapon. >> if your gun dealer is an fll, they have to do i

justin tried to grab the gun, shots were fired. and that's the last thing justin remembered. when he regained consciousness, she realized he had been shot and was bleeding. he found april unconscious and face down in the water. justin dragged april's body about 100 yards towards their car, but his wounds made it impossible to carry her up the long flight of stairs. so he left here near the board walk and drove for help. he flagged down a motorist a few miles away. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i think someone has been shot. >> is he conscious at all? >> yeah, we're trying to keep it that way. >> do you see a gunshot wound? >> gunshot or stab. >> by the time they got to the beach, april was dead from a gunshot wound to her face. >> people were calling me and telling me that my sister was shot and i was in shock. i mean, it was nothing i expected. >> at the hospital emergency room, doctors treated justin for four gunshot wounds. [ gunfire ] he survived. but was unable to provide a good description of their attacker. >> justin couldn't see his face, it was too dark. and i b

we are in nashville, america's biggest gun group are meeting and pro-gun politicians are seizing the moment. plus... >> i'm veronica pedrosa near thailand at the hub of the fisheries industry which is once again under the spotlight for human trafficking and live labour despite government promises. >>> welcome back let's recap the headlines. the saudi-led coalition stepped up air strikes in and around yemen's capital sanaa. military installations amongst the targets hit. it's 17 days since the operations began. in nigeria selections are under way for 29 state governors and other state representatives. it is closely watched to see if muhammadu buhari's party can consolidate their victory. they defeated goodluck jonathan in the presidential vote two weeks ago >>> fighting between i.s.i.l. and the iraqi army intensified. i.s.i.l. says it sees most parts of the area. the iraqi army says it's holding ground. >>> let's return to the top story and the air strikes in yemen. i spoke to a former advisor to the last three yemeni prime ministers, and said there was risk of a wider conflict. >> ve