while the guns were common place then, so were gun regulations. new york and boston prohibited limits. and in the notes for the constitutional convention, waldman says -- >> there's literally not a word about it protecting an individual right for gun ownership for self protection, hunting or any of the other things we think about now. >> there's one side that believes that this amendment refers specifically and only to militias. >> well, i know people say that but it just can't be true. if you look at what the words say. it says the right of the people to keep and bear arms. it does not say the right of the state or the right of the militias, it says the right of the people. >> the debate over the second amendment came to a head here at the supreme court in 2008 in a case filed over the capital's gun laws called, district of columbia versus heller. >> in a 5-4 vote the cord affirmed an individual's right to keep and bear arms. handguns in the home. the inherent right of self defense, justice an toe anyone scalia wrote in the majority opinion has b

needed their guns. >> without guns, there would be no west. this is a .30 caliber. >> there is a string of violence in his family. >> my grandfather murdered a guy in the main street of cody in august of 1923. >> because? >> my grandfather was a lawyer. so he represented this guy. the guy didn't like the result. hit him in the back of the head. >> simpson's grandfather got a gun and shot his client, killed him. a local jury voted for acquittal. and then there's the senator's own boyhood. >> i was an assassin. we were bad. we stole shells. .22 shorts and would go out into the hills and see how close we could come to each other in the rocks. >> alan simpson, you will not be surprised learns no fan of gun >> gun control in wyoming how steady you hold your rifle. why didn't you go ahead take a few shots. >> that's the senator's son, colin, with his son, mac. they call him big mac. is this match what your dad did with you? >> absolutely, ted. what i'm doing here with the boys is exactly what we did. >> there's a real effort to instill gun safety. >

gun, violent felon to the gun to the fullest extent of the existing federal gun laws. if he did that -- [applause] if he did that, that would save lives. that would make chicago safer. but he won't do that. that doesn't fit his political agenda to attack the n.r.a., propel hillary clinton into the white house and destroy the second amendment and our personal freedom forever. it's dishonest. that's corrupt. and we americans see right through all the obama/clinton schemes because we know a liar when we see one. we also know a political person when we see one. you know, president obama he's never going to debate the young guns. his knowledge of his issue couldn't fit a thimble and he knows its. i would clean his clock and he knows it. o he'll keep hiding behind his podium in rigged appearances like all the other truth-dodging politicians and then he'll lecture us on what's wrong with our rights while day by day all over this country more and more people grow disgusted and just throw them all out. and then there's hillary rodham clinton. she's been clear about one thing, s

while many gun rights advocates on guns in public places. known as gun-degree zones. >> somebody intent on rape or robbery or murder is not going to obey that little circle with the line through it. why -- >> people are sitting ducks. >> sitting ducks, that's exactly right. >> we heard this bang, bang, bang, the succession of noises. >> colin goddard sees it differently. he was in french class at virginia tech on that day in 2007. >> you could hear it was getting louder then all of a sudden you could see what was coming in the front of the classroom. >> he was lucky. though shot four times he recovered. 32 people were killed. yes he rejects the idea that good guys with guns could have saved the day. >> that was never really a thought that came in my mind i was much more concerned with how can we do a better job of stopping the one gun from coming into that classroom than trying to put a gun in every single classroom of my school. you know, that felt like it would be a much more dangerous situation. >> goddard now works for every town for gun

be on guns but on keeping guns away from the mentally disturbed. which brings us to this report from erin moriarty of "48 hours." alison parker loved telling everyone who tuned in to her morning news show what was happening in roanoke, virginia. everyone, that is, except her boyfriend, chris hurst. >> she had this thing about not wanting me to watch her because she thought that she'd mess up. >> neither chris nor alison's parents, andy and barbara parker, were watching last august 26th, when her live interview with a local chamber of commerce executive was suddenly interrupted by gunfire. >> say that is what -- [ gunfire ] >> not sure what happened there. >> 50,000 people watched it happen. we did not see it. we never will. >> you never will see it? >> never. >> alison and chris had met and fallen in love at the station where he works nights as an anchor. he was asleep at home when a few minutes after the shooting, a wdbj staff member phoned chris and told him he needed to come in. she was dead within minutes of waking up that morning. it was all t

we were all screaming for him to put the gun down. we could see the gun.as pointed in our direction. [ gunshots ] >> i know deputy wallace, warden peery, and myself had fired rounds. it was undetermined whose round killed frenzer at that time. >> after a heated exchange of fire, driver rudolf frenzer is killed at the scene. but the officers are all fine. authorities find guns, money, and masks in the suspect's car confirming his link to the bank robbery. the two other suspects who left the getaway car are both arrested in the days that follow. steven willard jr. is sentenced to 70 months in prison for the robbery while robert mccallie gets 12 years for the dairyland bank robbery and for robbing another bank in the area. >> it's not until afterwards the shakes start coming and you really realize the gravity of the situation you're in. >> since the incident, warden peery's dash cam video has been used as a training tool for other patrolmen. >> now when i sit back and i'm reviewing it in a training situation and with other folks, i have mixed feelings. i unde

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i remembered the gun under the counter.s coming around, and i grabbed the gun. shot at him. >> smith has endured being robbed time and time again. but this time the no-nonsense store manager, who has never fired a gun in her life, shoots the man. one time, at point-blank range. >> i didn't even realize i hit him at first because it took a minute. >> now, armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> don't move. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands and he said, i don't have anything. >> it turns out the robber doesn't have a gun. smith is both relieved and annoyed. the robber pleads with her. >> please, don't shoot me. call 911. >> in a dramatic turn of events, it's the robber who's now afraid for his life. >> he was squirming around on the floor and i said, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbing me. shut up. i'll call them. >> smith keeps the gun aimed at the robber until police arrive. >> i was so relieved when they came. it was like, thank you, god, for

there is hansel and gretle have guns and little red riding hood has a gun. i think it is the guns. that's what is different. they added guns to the story. the presence of firearms means they never get shoved into an oven. instead they storm the ginger bread layer and make a citizen's arrest and eat her house for dessert. and little red riding hood's grandmother doesn't get eaten because she goes grand tau -- torino on his punctuation ass. i wrote my own book and i want to submit them to the nra. i have ali-baba. rum pell still killing and the princess and the ppk, locked and loaded edition. you have my number. let's do lunch at a gun friendly establishment. i think this is is great. camille, you know, we live in a second amendment society. the kids should learn about guns , shouldn't they? >> and we are toning down the violence that is already in these horrific stories. hansel and -- gretle is about abandonment and a wolf eats an old lady and then is ripped through the middle by a woodsman with an ax. it is terrible and terrifying. those stories are far better and safer when the he

a lot of people got guns that shouldn't have guns and i think they need to do something about these guns. >> police say a suspect in the fatal shooting got away on foot. >> i also checked with a spokesperson here at the rock me they still don't know if these shootings are connected. reporting live in rock hill, dashawn brown, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> thank you, dashawn. all new at 11:00, police arrested three men accused of soliciting children for sex online. officers in lincolnton charged donald, michael, and sullivan during a sting operation. leswing is a truck driver from york county. claussing is a charlotte area business person. sullivan is a restaurant manager from charlotte. >>> last year, channel 9 told you about another sting operation by lincolnton police. almost 20 child sex predators were arrested during that operation. new at 11:00, police changed the locks on an east charlotte home after someone was living in there illegally. the homeowner is vacant and owned by the bank. according to the police report, a person was found living if that person is facing any charges. al

. >> while guns were common place then. so were gun regulations. new york and boston, prohibited the firing of guns within city limits. and in the notes for the constitutional convention, waldman says. >> there is literally not a word about it protecting an individual right for gun ownership for self protection, hunting, or any of the other things we think about now. >> there is one side that believes -- that this -- amendment refers specifically >> well, i know people say that. but it just can't be true. if you look at what the words say. >> yeah. >> it says the right of the people to keep and bear arms. it does not say the right of the states. or the right of the militias. it says the right of the people. >> the debate over the second amendment came to a head here at the supreme court in 2 008. in a case filed over the capital gun laws, called district of columbia vs. heller. in a 5-4 vote the court affirmed an individual's right to keep and bear arms. striking down d.c.'s ban on handguns in the home. the inherent right of self-defense, justice a

throughout all of this begun lobby -- the gun lobby has moved further away from gun owners like gabbye they claim to represent. a lot of people running for president talk about how tough they are. let me tell you a secret -- this -- the truth is a lot of them are really terrified of the gun lobby. gabby and i, we have listened carefully, and closely to all of them. we have looked at everyone's records. there is only one candidate in this race that has the determination, and the toughness to stand up to a powerful corporate lobby, and the record to prove it, and that candidate is hillary clinton. [applause] does hillary seem scared of the corporate gun lobby to you? not one bit. and when he was in the white house, president bill clinton was not scared of the gun lobby either. [applause] president clinton stood up to the gun lobby, and he stood up to -- for common sense and to these responsible thing -- and did the responsible thing. on november 30 of 1993, president clinton signed into law the brady bill that created the modern criminal background system as we know it today. [applause]

he said he started carrying a gun when he was 12 years old. >> gang bang, carrying guns, whole lot, behole lot of stuff. >> why did you have guns? >> protect myself. i almost lost my life like three times. i got stabbed trying to break a fight up. i got stabbed three times. i been shot at. i thought i was going to die because i had the hat on the car, this dude kept shooting kept shooting and kept shooting and there was no way, he was going to stop. >> did you ever shoot at soak when you had a gun? >> yes. >> why do you think there is so much violence here? this isn't like other parts of chicago. why does this keep happening? >> a lot of people. a lot of people ability got hope, they ain't working or it's hard for them to get a job so if they ain't got no job i'm just going to start robbing people or just start shooting people, on account of i ain't got anything to live for. or their losses, all type of reasons. >> joseph says too many youth like him grow up feeling like they have to carry guns for protection and could easily end up in prison or dead. >> i started paying attention like

gun control. >> right.entists use numbers and facts and peer reviewed studies to do one thing, destroy the second amendment, even mark rosenberg can't deny that fact. >> the centers for disease control does have some biases but those biases are in favor of preserving life, promoting well being. >> yeah, liberal causes. c.d.c. has the largest collection of professionals working on violence prevention and it has the potential of what would get us out of the problem of gun violence. >> fortunately, that's not going to happen because, if you remember, former arkansas congressman jay dickey pulled a total dickey move and helped pass the dickey amendment. >> the jay dickey guys, that congressman said we're going to take that money away from c.d.c. and we're going to put language that's going to govern how you spend all of your money. i thought of him as h arch enemy, this devil incarnate. >> ooh! that guy sounds like a freedom-loving bad-ass! >> to bring about gun control advocacy -- >> so where is he now? with a

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the gun dealers. gun manufacturers. you know, guns aren't all bad. it's in whose hands are they in? that's what's bad. >> scott, all of this points to continued problems with background checks. because the despite howard's documented problems with mental health. none was flagged. >> adriana diaz, thanks. another hospital chain has been crippled by a computer attack. that's next. >>> today some patients in the washington area were turned away after an attack on a hospital chain's computer system. kris van cleave is looking into this. >> reporter: the crippling cyber attack hit ten medstar facility throughs out the washington region and prompted health provider to shut down its computer systems to prevent further intrusions. courtney martin works at georgetown hospital. >> yeah, everything is shut down here. so there is paper. everything is by hand today. >> reporter: while the hospitals have stayed open it's been slow and some patients reported having their appointments canceled. >> i'm like okay, but you can still write things down. >> reporter: when the doctor's office tried to can

we're trying to find out if there's a connection since the hyatt gun shop was targeted and this gun shop was targeted as well. we are keeping an eye on this. we are in contact with investigators this morning. >>> hundreds of belmont residents are raising concerns with house state leaders handling a nearby coal ash pond >> many of them still don't drink their tap water even though the state and duke energy says it is safe. people discussed when the allen steam station would close at a meeting last night. if the state designates that station as high risk, coal ash ponds would have to be closed by the end of 2019. if it's low risk, they wouldn't be shut down until the end of 2029. one woman call this is a life- or-death decision. she says her husband who lived nearby died from lung cancer, although he never smoked. >> i feel that it was definitely something that had to do with our water. about how the coal ash pond will close. some say if it's just capped or covered, the ground water will still be impacted for at least 100 years and lead to the same kinds of problems. >>> if you missed last

that mom was a reportedly a gun lover. her page is filled with posts advocating for gun rights. nbc has not been able to confirm if it belongs to the shooting victim. but she owns the gun the boy fired from the backseat of her truck on tuesday. she was in stableondition at last check. the boy was not harmed. he is with relatives. for a person to leave or store a loaded firearm in a way where a child can gain access. >>> two people are dead in what authorities are calling an apparent workplace murder-suicide. officers found two men dedsad inside a room on the second floor of a plant. police heard two to four gunshots fired. the identities of the two men have not been released. >>> a second round of rain hit an area already flooded in louisiana. the southern part of the state now bracing for the same. at leas three people are dead as a result of severe weather and rain. the governor has declared a state of emergency, concerned >>> we've gone days without rain here in south florida. right now, live first alert doppler raradordar not showing any precipitation. you're going to see th

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bob: a gun maker says business is good in south florida. gun control his sales go up. it's a big 50 caliber rifle. a lot of gun. at $875 he has dozen of new guns in production at his manufacturing plant in tampa. precision technology has come a long way. but no matter how big and advanced guns get, he believes americans have the right to own them. >> at the time of the writing the second amendment all they had was a musket, but that was the most advanced military weapon of the day. the most protected these assault rifles. like larger gun makers, his sales have gone up. >> we know we can't stop every but what if we tried to stop even one. what if congress did something, anything to protect our kids from gun violence. >> a lot of people saw the handwriting on the wall. reporter: he says people were anxious to get a look. >> many had already seen clips on his youtube channel. he says the internet has been huge for sales, bringing buyer to the small boutique firearms companies. >> we haven't bought a magazine ad for probably five years and we have got all the business we c

and the gun went off. he said blood spattered on him. >> everything stood still, that deafening sownl and he slumped down and fell back. i dropped the gun and i screamed. i don't know what i said. and i stepped over him and went to the bathroom. i thought i was going to get sick. reporter: a year and a half later a grand jury brought murder charges. but fuller and his attorney are asking for a jng to dismiss the case. >> i don't have remorse for reporter: fuller accuses the police of ignoring a polygraph. >> both examinations mr. fuller passed with flying colors. reporter: an says the police ignored the story about the angry stranger. but the police call the polygraph unreliable. they released a statement saying this is an open case pending trial and we don't comment on open case. the arrest report says fuller's statements were not consistent with evidence at the scene. the report states that fuller was impaired by alcohol. the odor of alcohol coming off his breath. >> i was not influenced that morning by

that gun liable? if that is the point, i have to tell you, i disagree. i disagree because you hold people in terms of the liability thing where you hold manufacturers' liability is if they understand they are selling guns into an area that is getting into the hands of criminals, of course they should be held liable. but if they are selling a product to a person who buys it legally, what you're really talking about is ending gun manufacturing in america. i don't agree with that. >> well, that is not what happened. i think it's important for people to understand. because of the proliferation of guns, because of the epidemic of gun violence in our country, there were a group of cities, states, and other concerned people who in the late '90s and early 2000s were working on legal theories they thought would make gun makers to do more to make guns safer and force sellers to be much more responsible. the nra saw this happening and they said we have got to stop it. last thing in the world we want is to have g

violence. >> how many of you have a gun at home? >> reporter: detectives want third graders to remember four steps if they spot a gun. stop. don't touch. leave the area, and tell a grown-up. >> reporter: recent moms have seen a rash of shootings that have killed. king carter. >> a lot of the can children play football, basketball, with some of the other kids from other schools. >> how many of those guns are under the couch? >> reporter: this program is sponsored by the national rifle association. detective detectives want these kids to identify a weapon and alert an adult. >> a real gun can look like a toy but end result it can hurt you. >> no toy guns. >> reporter: herr students seem to be getting the message. >> it could be dangerous because it has bullets in there and they could shoot somebody. >> reporter: before that happened, it is hoped these third graderer will make a better decision. >> thank you he end of the day may not just save your life, you may save the lives of your friends. >> reporter: the kids are taking tips to s

the gun does not belong to his client and he says investigators cannot prove the gun belongs to his kyle ray at the moment but still the judge gave the suspect on -- bond to walk out of the doors as soon as he posts it. >> he was the babysitter but a lovely babysitter. >> reporter: investigators say the six-year-old he was babysitting got her hands on a gun and accidentally killed herself. roslyn says that done that killed a lisa burke was not her son's. >> why was a gun in the house? >> i do not live there. >> reporter: investigators say the gun was under the castle they arrested erik williams with child neglect, unsafe storage of a firearm in possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. this afternoon, williams public defender tells the judge investigators do not have enough probable cause for the last charge. >> the police officer had said you put that gun there or is that your gun and he said yes, i would sit down and shut up that's not what happened here. in williams house and there is no proof williams owns the gun or even knew it was there. the judge disagreed but still gave willi

is a picture of that gun the police gave to us. the boy is facing there..., including weapons and liquor-related charges. the assistant principal here tipped off a school resource officer leading to the boy's arrest today. police say that's when they found him with the gun... and the cup of wine. police tell us... yesterday after school the boy pointed the toy gun at some other kids and allegedly told one of them quote "i am going to shoot you." police tell us they have taken the boy to juvenile detention... on those five charges. we're going to keep working the story. as soon as we get anything new... we'll pass it right along. live in mount healthy... ben katko... fox19 now. this is the third school incident today. in addition to the mt. healthy scare, a 14-year-old student brought a spring loaded pellet gun to clermont northeastern today to give to a friend. there was no threat made, so no charges are being filed. that's not the case with an incident at wyoming high a 15-year-old freshman is under arrest in wyoming charged with

throughout all of this, the gun lobby has moved further and further away from gun owners like gabby andthat they claim to represent. what?u know, you know a lot of people running for president talk about how tough they are. let me tell you a little secret. aretruth is, a lot of them really terrified of the gun lobby. well, gabrielle and i have listened carefully and closely to all of them and we have looked at everyone's records. and there is only one candidate in this race that has the determination and the toughness to stand up to a very powerful corporate lobby, and the record to prove it, and that candidate is hillary clinton. [applause] mark: does hillary seem scared of the corporate gun lobby to you? >> no. mark: not one bit. and when he was in the white house, president bill clinton was not scared of the gun lobby, either. [applause] mark: president clinton stood up to the gun lobby and he stood up for common sense, and he did the responsible thing, and on november 30 of 1993, president clinton signed into law the brady bill that created the modern terminal background system as w

that is where this gun fire broke out. police say that for some reason, the suspects shot towards the officers conducting the traffic stop. police shot back. in this exchange of gun fire we're told that one police officer was shot and taken to the hospital. one of those suspects was shot and killed. another was shot and injured. we are also told that a third person who was not injured was taken into custody. at this point, they don't have much they can tell us about how exactly the gun fire broke out. they do say this started when they conducted the traffic stop and the suspects inside the vehicle pulled out a gun and that's when police responded. that's what the police are telling us, and again one police officer in the emergency room tonight. we're live in chesty. randy gyllenhaal. >> our team coverage continues with drew smith. he's live at the medical center in upland where the officer is recovering. drew? >> reporter: police continue to stand guard at the entrance of the medical center. they're not letting people in r

what we need is common sense gun reform and measures to help prevent gun violence. this amendment does just that. it's a very modest amendment. hopefully we can get support, some bipartisan support for it. and thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. >> we yield back. >> gentleman from arkansas is recognize recognized. gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know this is another example where we have a lot of agreement with what mr. norcross said. i too do not want to see guns in the hands of terrorists. i too do not want to see guns in the hands of the mentally ill. i too want to see a more comprehensive national conversation and movement towards addressing the mental health crisis that we have in our country. especially in light of recent events. however, the disagreement we have is again on process, not on the ultimate goal. the disagreement is on how we're going to pay for it. we are deeply, deeply in debt, and we just heard from our cbo director just a few weeks ago that tells us that our problem is not a revenue problem, ou

said the 24-year-old pulled a gun from his waistband during a struggle. the gun was stolen. we have much more on this story and the full report in a special section of wncn.com. >>> no injuries at a fire at a law firm in fayetteville. fire investigators say much of the damage was on the second floor. >>> several investigations still underway in a raleigh neighborhood after a girl was sexually assaulted. will spend life in prison. the two were dating and had a young child when she was shot at her home. >>> erin andrews' case has come to a close. >> brooke has re >> reporter: $55 million in damages. the man who created secret nude recordings and the owner and operator of the hotel where it happened. barrett is already serving two and a half years in prison for stalking andrews. the jury attributed 49% of the blame to the hotel. in tearful testimony last week, andrews described the long >> the worst is when girls, high school, college, they tweet me and say, i want to be erin andrews, except for the stalker thing. i can't help that. that's every day. >> andrews also personally

guns are big in wyoming. more guns per capita than any state in the country. as for the residents of park county, that's where cody is located, well, here's the sheriff, scott stewart. >> if they have guns in the home. low end will be four to five. high end is going to be anywhere from -- 100 to more. >> and how many people in those counties do not have guns? >> i would say that, a very minority. rate of gun related murders, wyoming is below the national average. >> share stewart will tell you he is all right with all those guns out here. a handful of deputies. >> some times, you have a deputy on one side of the county. get a call. 40 miles away. chances are he is not going to get there to intervene in any conflict that is maybe going on. >> what you are telling me is people need to be able to take care of themselves. >> absolutely. >> guns are woven into the tapestry of all of the old wyoming families. that, of retired senator, allen simpson for example. >> how long have you simpsons been out here? >> great grandfather came to jackson in 1884. my grandmother

and it was a gun.ce it beeped, the suspect drew his gun and pointed it at an officer but that i'm told it was another officer who shot the suspect from the side. so it was really, again, like todd said, obviously it happened in just a split second. two things. one is all of us go through mags a lot, especially those of us who go into these secure locations. and it almost has become rote and routine. your shoes go off, your keys go off, but this time it was real. it was an actual gun and it was a man who was determined to use it so quickly that he pulled it out right away and was taken down immediately by an officer standing right there. so again, to be at that scene and to witness something that is there for a purpose but generally these days is kind of rote sounds like it was quite, quite dramatic. >> we have been told that the u.s. capitol police will hold a press conference any second now about what just happened. we will bring that to you live. in the meantime we're going to squeeze in one quick br

have less gun violence 1942 where we have a stronger gun control laws and less guns on the street this is one of the ways with we do that without obstructs and any questions asked this is the time to turn them in and brings less violence on the street so it is so important south of market but here in san francisco and most importantly i know to acknowledge and thank the amazing donors to contribute money again with no questions asked so i want to thank rudy and the united playaz for this program and we'll have gun buy backs all the time but not a little bring you you mention the fruition you want to see and the outreach and education so i hope everyone is able to get the word out and volunteer with the organization but you thank you to all the donors for making this possible so we have a success thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you jane kim after we complete the press conference he have people that want to share but i'm going to read you alarming statistics one in 3 homes with children have guns many left urban locked or loaded you didn't hear me one in 3 homes with childr