we can talk about guns and gun loopholes. pervasiveuch more than that. thank you. >> thank you so much. i appreciate being here. it is an honor. i do technical stuff. i cannot often get to speak in public. i appreciate it. it is something i need a lot of practice in. this is a good opportunity to do that. communicate more technical stuff. for people to understand that, especially if, and i hope this happens, people are communicating themselves with legislators, with people voting on proposals. what they do and why they are so important. rachel has already said it, but i will say it again. on a national level, they're her loot -- there are loopholes everywhere. we can do things he's by piece. that is the way we are forced to .ct those things make a difference. but we have to keep going. one win is not going to be enough. it will save some lives. that. have to keep doing on the federal level, basic provisions filled with loopholes , a background check provision. it does not apply if the seller is a licensed gun dealer. a gun store, yes, there has to be a b

guns make a man who has a gun in his hand big.nce, it's the people supplying the guns to the people. they should do something to streetshe guns on the today. they feele guns and once you have a gun, you are big. they don't care who they kill and who they don't kill. it doesn't matter. guns should come from the top. we have to stop it. the law should not be the nra saying we don't care who gets killed an. host: the fbi put out information regarding 2015 when it became available about murder victims in the united states. the 13,000 total murder cases the fbi had in record, 9600 plus involved firearms. most of those coming from plus.ns, 6400 252 involving rivals, 259 involving shotguns. lookan go to fbi.org for a at that information. the best ways to reduce gun violence. that is what we are asking you in light of the four-year anniversary of those shootings at sandy hook. 202-748-8000 if you're a gun owner. 202-748-8001 if you do not own a gun. kentucky, a gun owner, this is daniel. good morning good you are on. caller: thank you for

this is huge because legal guns become illegal guns. a lot of people have these weapons at home and rudy will tell you when he does the buyback, some older women will show up with seven or eight guns. she's had her house for years and children those particular weapons and good that's potentially seven guns in the hands of youth or criminals once that houses burglarized. most of people we interviewed told us the same. i'm not a crook but if i break into a house and i get it done quickly move it meaning they sell to someone who's actually been put it in use on our streets. it's no secret our homicide rate is going up towards the end of the year. our shoes have gone up. the national trend also all gun violence. last year please guests were largely to visible to traffic accidents. this year its firearms. firearms keep rearing their ugly head and violence in america. we just got a whole anniversary making things are going to change the way they change is by folks in the community stepping up like united players like all the residents you've

gun. >> chief, chief, don't you do it! >> did you shoot him? >> reporter: scott's wife also heard on video telling officers that her husband has a traumatic brain injury. after police confronted him while searching for another person wanted on an outstanding warrant. >> he draws the gun. he doesn't keep it in his holster or put it on the floor, he draws the gun. he's told numerous times to drop the gun. he then gets out and doesn't turn to run away from officers. he turns towards them. >> reporter: scott's family attorney reacting to the d.a.'s decision. >> we still have real questions about the decisions that were made that day in terms of how they confronted keith. >> reporter: the shooting and this video of keith's daughter that went viral shortly after his death. >> the police just shot my daddy four times for being black. >> reporter: set off several days of violent protests that destroyed several downtown businesses. a stark contrast to last night. protesters peacefully demanding ans

possession of guns and relinquishment of guns and making sure we can do that. a shout out to the police officers. i have talked to them about how they do this. it is not like, come on, give me a gun. they talk to them, like this is a bad situation and why don't you let us have the guns for a while and we will make sure this does not turn into a worse situation and things like that. they do a great job and it is amazing. thing that is not addressed with gun violence, and i do not know why, it is something you really talked about. that is intimidation. men and women and children and animals at the point of a gun. we do not talk about it. we need to talk about how we get people to realize it is not pull out a gun and intimidate people. we reach out to partners like go pro, who came out of the clackamas town center shooting. jenna and robert. what messages would you say to people who are gun orders -- gun owners who try to intimidate people? they know how to reach those people. comes around to is changing the cultural expectations of what gun owners would demand of

of guns traced to their shop.nting the federal government from effectively dealing with the issue. and this campaign is designed to pick up where the federal government has failed so we're going to the states, municipalities, we're working in chicago with a really fantastic coalition that's been working on this issue, the specific issue for more than a decade, we're also deeply involved in l.a., where we've gotten the city council to issue their own crime gun trace report, which will tell us who are those bad apple gun dealers responsible for this crime. so those are the two campaigns that are most applicable. we also do a lot of public health and safety, which i won't touch on, because i don't want to take up time on that. but it's certainly the brady -- the three campaigns are certainly not going to solve the problem of gun violence, we believe that it will -- it has the opportunity, we have the opportunity to significantly cut gun deaths in america, if we focus on it, and i'm just -- i want to say that i'm so t

violent, not because of guns, because guns don't kill people, people kill people.have to ask what other rules and regulations they are willing to break, they would break gun control laws. >> i have covered as a local reporter. all of this stuff, is would seem to me that the good people of the neighborhoods, some neighborhoods on south side of chicago, want someone to do something, it seem as if chicago police cannot stop this. i realize 90% of shootings were gang-related, why not call in national guard. you should an know safe situation -- unsafe situation where 99 peopl innocent people are being kill 12k3w4r-d youd. killed. >> it is like having u.s. military enter syria to stop violence there, whether there is personnel and wherewithal, think about what national guard would be asked to do, how many national guard members pier block, and how many blocks are you talking about, what other duties would that national guard member have, but, something needs to be done. the fact is that guns are pouring in, to chicago from neighbors indiana, which has more lax gun laws,h

pointing a gun at him. yeah, well all that means is we like the blue boys even less than we do strangers. watch him, joe. i'm gonna get his gun. you ride on ahead, mister, you're gonna have company the rest of the way. pete's bringin' in a stranger, major. well, tell him to wait outside till i finish talking to tom. ? well, tom? i just wanted to let you know, i'm thinking about pulling out tonight, if you've got no objections. well, now, tom, i'm sorry to hear that. don't tell me we haven't been treating you right? oh, i've got no complaints on that score. it's been a pleasure working with you. but i've saved up $12,000 and money's no good to you if you can't use it. i'm thinking about putting it in one of them montana silver mines i've been hearing about. no hard feelings, major? oh, certainly not. once you leave us, you can't come back, you know that. well, like i said, i've got nothing to complain about. you've always been square with me and i ain't forgettin' it. so, i reckon this is goodbye, major. goo

in every town for gun safety. i'm trying to find can this folks think maybe they will be, there was a pro-conference all about gun control. now, a quarter of indianapolis is black and half of the gun victims in indianapolis are blocked. and also this week's to somebody from india with. there's no one there from indianapolis. there's a white lady from karbala, a very wealthy suburb and she talks about sandy hook and mama bear protecting her babies. he kind of thing who are you protecting them from what you are probably protecting them from people like kenneth. and i think for the gun-control movement to have a sense of the urgency and relevance, it has to be embedded in the communities most likely to be affected by gun violence. those are black and working class communities and latino communities. they are also places where african-americans and latinos are more likely to be criminalized, that african-americans don't use any drug apart from crack anymore than white americans. that's why americans are more likely to

of guns traced to their shop. from effectively dealing with the issue. and this campaign is designed to pick up where the federal government has failed so we're going to the states, municipalities, we're working in chicago with a really fantastic coalition that's been working on this issue, the specific issue for more than a decade, we're also deeply involved in l.a., where we've gotten the city council to issue their own crime gun trace report, which will tell us who are those bad apple gun dealers responsible for this crime. so those are the two campaigns that are most applicable. we also do a lot of public health and safety, which i won't touch on, because i don't want to take up time on that. but it's certainly the brady -- the three campaigns are certainly not going to solve the problem of gun violence, we believe that it will -- it has the opportunity, we have the opportunity to significantly cut gun deaths in america, if we focus on it, and i'm just -- i want to say that i'm so thankful for the opportunity

it is like somebody dropped off crazy amounts of guns in the neighbourhood. crates of guns.s need to die in order to make it better. some of these guys need to be killed and knocked off to make it a better place. sirens. more people have been killed here since 2001 than us deaths in iraq and afghanistan combined. and yet, there is almost no outcry. do you worry about your children? i do. like, to be honest, i have a son of seven and a daughter of four, and i have not taught them how to ride a bike because the environment they live in is just not safe. i love you. i love you, dadda. i am trying to change the cycle. it is hard when you don't really have help, you know what i'm saying? we have been put in a weird position, you know what i'm saying, because... hold on. cut. this stuff don't end. it's a never ending cycle. it's hell. with so many guns and so little control, the murders will rise. rarely solved, and barely noticed. this may sound like the stuff of science fiction movies, but american researchers broke new ground this year by trying to grow human organs inside pigs

more than 100 guns were taken off the streets of greey first gun buyback campaign. shotguns... rifles... handguns... and even a couple of sawed off shot guns-- were turnedover to police-- no questions asked.and in turn police gave them a 25 to 50 dollar gift certificate.the department is already considering another drive next year investigators say the deadly warehouse fire in oakland could turn into a murder investigation. the warehouse was an art collective which hosted a dance party the night the fire broke out.th investigation will include

there is a struggle for the gun. the gun goes off.en she eventually gets the gun and she empties it. >> then she ran back into the house, put the gun inside the grandfather clock and called 911. >> she has no idea he's dead. he's down but she thinks he's getting up. women in these relationships have this superman complex they give their abusers. >> so yes, she lied about the prowler, but did it almost automatically. her conditioned response to his abuse. but once the police discovered jane's lie, said bamieh, their minds were made up, that she was a cold, calculating killer. and so when police found those clothes found in the laundry room, bamieh said, they believed it must have been jane's attempt to hide evidence of her crime. but those clothes only had a tiny fragment of gunshot residue. and police never bothered to test the pajamas jane was wearing when they showed up. but bamieh did. and the tests revealed the pajamas were covered in gunshot residue. proving, said bamieh, that jane was wearing those pajamas when she fired the gun

you would be jailed if you carried a gun but, should you be allowed to carry a gun on your campus?s and applause] john: really? you are college students and you are known for getting wasted and doing stupid things. and you want guns? >> yeah! john: all right. we have group for students for concealed carry says it is important that students be allowed to have guns and, conceal them. why? >> first of all, students are still people. we still have rights. [cheers and applause] creating a gun-free zone is, it is effectually impossible. john: that is what colleges do. this is gun-free zone. >> a smart thing a smart criminal will do find someone who is not able to fight back. you create an entire population of vulnerable students when you tell them that they can't, with a license even, carry a firearm for self-protection. john: you're not saying all students. you're saying obey state age laws. some students are quite young. whatever the age of majority. what about my point about all people getting drunk? >> already illegal to carry while you're drinking, the whole mixing guns and alcohol

it was cocked, and on the gun, the dna, the handprint of mr. scott was on the gun.the point that the family who said he didn't have a gun, it was a book. there wasn't a book found. what do you make of all those points that the d.a. has made that the officer said were present at the time of the shooting? >> it's very interesting. other than rekia, most of the family was not there. the daughter who has said talked about the book, those people that are there, as you know, eyewitnesses sometimes see one thing or another. but what we know in the video, it is clear in our minds that there is no active showing that there was a gun used in a manner that would show that there could be imminent bodily danger. i just don't see from my view of the videos and from our view of the evidence as we have started collecting it, where there is support in the civil standard by the preponderance of the evidence. mr. vinson was on the left side of mr. scott. the other officers were on the right side of mr. scott. we believe that the witnesses are going to say, at least the officers are go

the gun in his face.rvicemen wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento i wonder if this has convinced you all that we need tough gun legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked in to the street and heard the sound of gunfire. >> my god, there's been a shot! there's been a shot. they're being pushed back by the police. somebody has fired a shot here. we don't know if anybody has been hit. my god! somebody fired a shot. >> the president was not hit. witnesses heard the sound and saw a puff of smoke. the woman identified by police as sara jane moore was immediately seized. >> sara jane moore jumped out of the crowd, fired off a weapon and was tackled b

person with a gun. the kid on the phone stated someone with a gun and hung up.o further information. >> is that close to where we are? >> there are already several squad cars at the scene as officers rush in. but this call isn't quite as it seems. >> what happened? why did you call? why did you say you saw somebody with a gun? >> i didn't. >> you didn't say that? >> you just said they were arguing. but everything's good now? >> the kid here, he called. just because he said he wanted to. >> hey, buddy, you know you can't call 911 unless you really need it. okay? it's only for emergencies. okay? >> well, that must be kind of frustrating when you get prank calls like that. does it happen often? >> it happens a lot. but i'll tell you what, i'd rather take a prank call than an actual -- you know, somebody with a gun. >> so whenever a call comes in that someone has a gun, you always respond? >> yeah. always. it's number one on our priority list. a lot of people take advantage of that. >> the reality is many cops don't know what kind of situation they're responding to

>> gun battle, police pursuit, ends in one woman dead. this scene in west philadelphia, many questions, how police were able to track down the men responsible. >> well, major break through in getting justice for jayanna. the arrest in connection with the hit-and-run death with eight year old jayanna powell. >> everyone grab a mop. a wet floor forces the seven 6ers to postpone their game at the wells fargo center. oh, look at. that will figure that out. how the team is now trying to make things right with all of the disappointed fans. >> little too much floor shine. >> really. they had to cancel the game. i wonder what it is? you can't get one of those swiffer mops for that, can you? >> a loft questions this morning. what did you news why so slippery? >> and how did this happen? good morning to you. i hope you're doing well this thursday morning. >> i'm doing well, as well. well, i guess you can't see it right now, show you in a little bit. holiday decorations up so the studio looks little different. i'm liking the feel, sue, it is decembe

if an individual visibly has gun he has to give commands to put the gun down.f he doesn't do it he has to react and use deadly force. >> isn't it also the point, stop him, really looking for someone ills, he wasn't the person they were lookinger. >> solidifies why using deadly force, they actually seen mr. scott with a gun in his hand. >> so i mean you can have a gun, of course do you have ask if you have, the permits and everything, but just seeing someone with a gun is that correct enough? >> well, seeing someone with a gun, and was also smoking marijuana at the time. he had those two he will emergency together. you have problem. at that point they are end tight told investigate. they know that someone has a gun, so they have to act accordingly. do you have receptive. >> officers felt they were in danger and shoot shooting was justified. civil case possibly? >> no. >> well thank you so much. >> thank you. >> for break that down, it was a who minute news conference yesterday. they went over a lot. >> i think the sad thing here what social media has become. unf

>> the subject was parked engaged him and he said i see the guns gun pete your hands up. if he disengaged and he has the possibility that the subject grabbed the gun and done something else. i don't have the answer know the answer to that. the officer for the backup which i think was the appropriate thing to do and things just unfolded in a couple of seconds. you can look at hindsight and should have adduced different decision for that have happened. possibly the same time he had less than a second to make the decision. >> is the police department's procedure in a case like this did something happen this incident that would cause you to change protocol? >> we will do an internal investigation out of the district attorney's investigation is done at this point i can't fully answer that question if there is something we should do or should change we will certainly examine it but as of right now we have not changed. >> we will do our own investigation to see what transpired will see there is a violation of policies or procedures new line investigate that. i do expect he will

you can give me a gun now. you got another gun? take it easy, son. we got a long ride ahead of us. a ride where? mexican border. by the time randall gets back, thatat where you'll be. you came through, pa. i only did what i had to do. no more. why, pa? nobody knows. i know. you had me goin' for a while, bannister. would've worked, too, if t t boy there hadn't given it away. you know, when you started yelling how your father felt about indians. now, how you gonna know how a stranger feels about indians? back away from the table, boy. kill him. kill him now. you lied to me, boy. come on, pa. give me the gun. you're goin' back. signed and s sled, mr. randall. take that to the marshal in cleary, you'll collect your reward. yeah. look, mr. bannister, i feel like i'm kinda in the middle over this, and, uh... the boy was a killer. i believe if i were in your place, i would haveveone the same thing. i wonder. well, they'll l ver hear it from me that he was your son or how he died. don't worry, mr. randall. ?? (paladin) - the greatest calamities in history were made by words said in anger.

like, we had so many guns. but i have never seen as many as now. had so many guns.from seen as many as now. this is a wrapper from the west side. now, the most violent part of chicago. he is a member of the vice lords gang. he has been imprisoned. and even he is by what has happened. it is like somebody dropped off crazy amounts of guns in the neighbourhood. i think that many guys need to die to make it better. some of these bleep need to be killed and knocked off to make it a better place. we have been standing here for five make it a better place. we have been standing here forfive minutes make it a better place. we have been standing here for five minutes and make it a better place. we have been standing here forfive minutes and i have seen two police cars and one ambulance. it is not safe here at all. suddenly we were told to leave the area as he and his gang sped off. phone call: what happened? why did we have to leave? more people have been killed here since 2001 than us deaths in iraq and afghanistan combined. and yet, there is almost no outcry. do you worry

that second gun. so three guys off the street that should have been on the street in the first place and why isn't a 17 year-old home this bed waiting to get up in school, is a question for mom and dad. karen and thomas. >> they have it down to the science. steve, thank you. >>> we have, two other philadelphia police officers who were banged up after a car slammed in their, patrol vehicle sending them to the hospital. this was the scene at 1:00 in the america. very busy in the intersection although quiet in the middle of the night at broad and snider. officers are man and woman from the third police district it appears the person who struck them was not badly injured. that vehicle will certainly was. we are waiting to see if there will be charges. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of washington state this morning. police have taken a suspect into custody in the shooting of a police officer in washington state, you can see just how active that scene is. it happened late last night about

a week ago two guys with guns banged on the car window. she was parked on the street by her apartment in milwaukee. >> i'm struggling trying to get out of the car. he had the gun, jamming it in my head, "get out of the car, get out of the car." takes off with it. one had his face covered. harassing her. >> i'm begging "please don't shoot me", i was telling him i had a daughter that needs me. >> reporter: he runs off. her arm is hurt. her grandmother gave her the car. her grandmother died five days after the car jacking. >> now all i have is pictures. it's not - it's the sentimental value of the car. >> reporter: the car jacksers are on the run. a good samar tan yelled out the window that she called the police, that's when the second gunman came up and left. >> developing, security is tight at metro stations across los angeles after a threat. the fbi, l.a. pg and the sheriff's department said a call to the tip line, in relation to security has been increased. trains will run as schedule >>> presidential election recount is coming to a slow.

he said i have a gun. give me all of the honey you have got the right now. >> reporter: ahmed said his fear subsided when it it didn't look like he knows what he is doing. >> usually they point the gun at you. >> i said what are you doing. i seen gun on the table. he said, you are trying to rob me like this. >> reporter: he acted like wow open up the register and then snatch the gun and the bag. he pointed at would be robber who pulled down his mask and pleaded for mercy. >> he said hey, i'm just playing around. ahmed recognized man and said he goes by the name eddie. he may be responsible for another arm robbery last week, and, he wouldn't recommend other people grab a gun from an armed robber but in this situation, he no, sir regrets. >> i had like one second to think should i give him money or take the gun. that is when i took the chance and i took the gun. >> reporter: ahmed says this man eddie is known throughout this neighborhood, he is hopeful that police will be able to pick him up soon. if you hav

"he take out the gun and he shoot me. fortunately the bullet just pass from my face." * *muhammad didnt want to be identified. from sacramento--he was on an uber shift in san francisco--when just before three a-m--he says a man followed him for a few blocks on foot-then ran to muhammad's window--fired point blank--and fled.* * a narrow miss--centimeters--from ending his life. "and he shot from right here." "so if you're no so tall, moving your seat back. "yep it was in my head." his window--in pieces all over his car--the bullet hole-- clearly visible. >> reporter:the shot sent shards of glass from muhammad's window into the air--piercing his face near his eye, sending muhammad to the hospital. while there--the father of two young boys says he thought of his family--imagining life for them--had he been killed. he also thought of something his mother--still in afghanistan-- recently told him. "you gonna stay over there. and i'm happy you're there. you're going to stay away from this dangerous place." "they feel safer becau

try to grab more guns.inals don't give up guns. >> you may not want to hear this, the reason there is drug violence in cities like chicago because drugs are illegal. it create as black market and creates criminal activity. >> fair argument. >> they are fueled by these mexican cartels that rely on prohibition in this country. we have gun prohibition, we have drug prohibition. you see this insanely murderous cocktail results in places like chicago. people lawfully can not defend themselves. people who are bad, get guns illegally, are not paying attention to gun laws. if you are so motivated to take someone else's life to murder them, you are not going to listen to stricter gun laws. the regular citizenry is unarmed there is nothing -- sandra: new laws apply to law-abiding citizens. >> we need to take back a step. he is not calling for more gun laws. he is calling for justice system to enforce laws on books and sentencing. you heard him say sentencing is not deterrent. you know why? they are letting these guys

of proliferation of guns it is the lack of gun culture lack of gun rules so i know that and, in fact, in the book i talk aboutof ways even people who own guns for people to be more responsible with them in ownership. it is a simple basic fact that five-year-old an guns don't match. and a don't work well together and so if you actually looked a data a lot of the gun deaths are related to either in house accidents or suicides so we need to get very serious about that. i have stronger gun laws as a way to minimize risk and no-brainer for me is, of courses the no fly rule not permitting people on no fly list from acquiring guns so that's terrorism gun next so should not be aloud in most instances sometimes there's mlu with local law enforcement of my understanding but vigilante groups help brorder protection as far as rules are right now that should be allowed but you're right that the rise of white supremacy in this nation and to be honest in response to a very -- harsh election, is something that will be part of the terror threat for many communities in this country. and we need to tak

a gun. what kind of gun? why don't you leave her alone? will you be quiet? what kind of gun pearl? a little one. where'd you get it? i don't remember. was it your father's? was it manny brock's maybe? (laughs) well hello hoby. what's up? i want you to take a look at this girl doc. what's wrong? ?? hoby can we use the back room for a minute? yeah. don't! now what's the matter? i killed manny. no matter what she tells ya. i did it. i could write a book about this one. alright tell me about it. i didn't like him. did you really do it? then you keep your mouth shut. i'll get the best lawyer i can but you just keep quiet. you wanna stay out of it now? don't you tell me. in the back? yeah. excuse me. ?? now uh you want to sit down over there? ght you wanna tell me about it now? well it was last night. i didn't think she'd really do it. now that's the truth. i've done it with other people and it never worked. i didn't figure she'd be any different. i don't know what you're talking about. i hypnotized her. you did what to her? (laughs) uh well. when, when was this? it was last night. we we

>> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. we're the police. >> the police can't get there you have a better shot at hitting the lottery than getting a cop on your street exactly the same time you get in a problem. >> the process itself was set up to be an ordeal. >> glen runs this web site which advises people on navigating the regulation. >> if you're this expert, i would think it would be easy for you to get people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a weapon. to deter people from following through the process, which can take as long as a year. >> for me it took eight and a half months. first they told me i had to return to police headquarters for another in-person interview. this time they demanded i prove an accusation against me had been trop. they said this headline was not enough. i was supposed to produce the original court document. they also told me i had the documents threats against me. fortunately i could show them things like this. 52 days later they sent me a letter rejecting my application for a

that gun to rent. et.number two gun turr and there was shrapnel all over the place. i looked around and the captain was laying on the deck. he had most of his, he was almost tore in half. we made him as comfortable as we could. and this was just a little bit, about eight or nine minutes after 8:00. we stood up and all of a sudden i saw the arizona explode. i'm telling you, i never was so scared in my whole life. you could feel the tremendous heat and the concussion blew us back into the pilot house, came back out and the captain was laying there. i think it was a signalman went down and got a hold of our executive officer. he came up and the captain was still alive. he looked down and said, captain, what are my orders? the only thing the captain said, he says, the ship is yours. i'm not going to make it, that's all. we stayed up on the bridge through all the torpedos and straefing. the committee said what the hell are we doing up here? let's get below so we can help out. we stayed aboard and fought fires and rescued people from down below at the officer's country. i

[gun clicking] >> here you go, cisco. [guns firing] good boy, cisco. >> reload, pancho, and we'll smoke out that one. >> ready, cisco, we'll get that one with the e ives. >> yes pancho, and with his >> you'll see. now, you see those two rattan bands around that water barrel? you hit the top one, and i'll take the bottom. >>>>ueno. >> ready? >> let's go. [guns firing] ?? up with your hands. >> go on, get them up. [overlapping chatter] ?? >> well, mr. prentiss, this... ?? pancho will tell you. i've got something else to do. >> yeah, yeah, it was this way. this man here, he was shooting the knife, and cisco was throwing the gun, and... ?? >> mrs. prentiss. >> you frighten n ry easily, don't you? is this why you run in here? >> well, i don't exactly relish being hit by a bullet. >> what about a knife? >> i i afraid i don't understand you, cisco. >> you don't, eh? that's why you hired some men to kill pancho and me? >> i? oh, please, cisco. don't say such a thing, even in jest. >> i never jest when it comes to murder, mrs. pre

they ended up in a gun battle. by the time it was over the suspect was dead and one officer was shot in the leg, the other in the shoulder. the bullet passing through his chest. the chief says too many are too willing to attack officers. >> it is very scary. way too many. we had an officer that was shot head. doesn't get much closer than that. this again, is close call, officer is not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: talking about another officer involved shooting in october when a man fired at them when they tried to stop him for a drug investigation. in this case police are still talking to witnesses. trying to reconstruct the second that left two officers wounded and one man dead. the officers are many. people in it -- in tacoma, washington are remembering jake gutierrez, served for 17 years. jake gutierrez responding to a domestic violence call when he was shot. >>> back now to presidential elect donald trump's victory tour, in cincinnati saying thank you to those who voted for him. live look right now. getti

in the fight >>> speaking of guns, is there a man charged this is gun shop heist who is now back in our area more than a year and a half after that crime, his name is gentlemen var candle who has been fight extradition for months. the hundreds of miles from pennsylvania. but, now delaware county police have finally got him behind bars. >>> as our dave kinchen reports the way detectives tracked their man really sound like it belongs in the crime drama. >> any comment. >> not a single word from je bar candle as he was transported by collindale police, extradited back from virginia for his alleged involvement in the 21 handguns from the suburban armory gun shop a year and a half ago. only three were ever recovered can you tell us where those guns are? are you worried they could be used to hurt on someone. >> reporter: question police chief bob adams is trying to get answered too. >> my investigators and atf agents went down to interview him and he would in the talk at all. >> reporter: surveillance video shows several suspects smashing their way in to suburban armory on the 1,000 block

that is the edge, and they are dying from guns. very young.have to teach children how to defend themselves. it is like, what do you do? you would rather be caught with protection than without it. i have never seen so many gui'is. like, we have so many guns. but i have never seen as many as now. this is a rapper from the west side, now, the most violent part of chicago. he is a member of the vice lords gang. he has been imprisoned. and even he is shocked by what has happened. it is like somebody dropped off crazy amounts of guns in the neighbourhood. i think that many guys need to die to make it better. some of these guys need to be killed and knocked off to make it a better place. sirens. more people have been killed here since 2001 than us deaths in iraq and afghanistan combined. and yet, there is almost no outcry. do you worry about your children? i do. like, to be honest, i have a son of seven and a daughter of four, and i have not taught them how to ride a bike because the environment they live in is just not safe. i love you. i love you,

move on gun control in decades.d all easily be reversed. president-elect donald trump has vowed that there will be no gun restrictions. >> a gunman opens fire. >> a spray of bullets. >> rocked by the mass killings. >> there's been a mass shooting -- >> it was early in obama's presidency when an explosion of gun violence began to hit the headlines. among the worst shootings, tucson, arizona. >> six people are dead. 12 others wounded, including democratic congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> there is nothing i can say that will fill the sudden hole torn in your hearts. >> aurora, colorado. >> 12 people killed. 38 injured after a gunman opens fire in a movie theater. >> i'd like us to pause in a moment of silence for the victims of this terrible tragedy. >> the president was praised for his eulogies but pilloried for inaction. >> why president obama, when you campaigned three years ago, you campaigned on a promise to try to enact legislation that would ban assault weapons again. what changed your mind? why did you not

somebody, but not with their guns.ny? >> good morning, steve. and police make arrest in the fatal hit-and-run of eight year old gianna powell. what led them to the suspect, we'll tell you coming up. >> gunshots that trying area police chase ends in the death after woman, we are live on the very latest on this police pursuit, that took a very tragic turn. >> arrest in the hit-and-run of the eight year old girl. and a capture. >> the reason the convenience store chain may say no opening additional stores. and also, canceled because of condensation, no, the reason the guy could not go on. >> it is thursday, the first day of december, thank you for joining us, good morning, gang. >> i'm up now. you just said no more with a a hell glow what are we going to do? >> equal opportunity. wawa on the way in, dunkin donut here, they're our sponsor, but you got -- >> you can't mess -- >> i got the shakes already. >> good morning, i guess red letter day for awful us, first day of december, and by the end of the day, i think you'll be

a gun. when confronted by police, exited a vehicle with the gun, and failed to comply with officers who commanded him at least 10 times to put the gun down. >> the d.a. walking through evidence, including footage showing he says the bulge of a gun at scott's ankle minutes before the shooting. at the scene the same ankle no bulge, where a holster was recovered. and testimony from four officers, that scott had the gun by police. >> it was safe to say he did have a gun. there's no definitive proof keith had a firearm in his hand. >> the scott family's lawyers say their inquiry isn't over. >> we still have real questions about how they responded to info on his brain injury and whether they use appropriate de-escalation techniques to into this situation. >> prosecutors are psh their report online, the d.a. urgint the community to take pause and read it. both sides, urging peace and denouncing violence. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. joyce: the case of a former south carolina police officer

the gun doesn't to exist. they might not have found it and if they did your fingerprints probably weren't on it. did you bring it gun or did your friend suggest you bring it along. john: i didn't have a gun. >> john, clearly they won't get you to confess. most of those people who did confess were interrogated for more than 12 hours. next a new movie that shows police killing innocents. the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can reveal their ethnic origins. order now at ancestrydna.com and save 10%. >> police department. is anybody home? >> he pulled out his gun and shot her in the head. john: her in this case is a dog. a new movie called "dogs and men." it's about cops killing dogs. you have won an award for this movie. it's about to be released on dvd and streamed. but people would say what are you talking about? 12,000 people are killed every year. >> we were moved to make this documentary about dogs because half of

the bank robbery suspect holding 11 people at gun point. police moving in. inside their effort to end the armed standoff. >>> the view from the disaster zone. the death toll now rising. and this evening, the announcement from dolly parton. >>> and the abc news exclusive here tonight. terrorist who wild his co-workers in san bernardino at a christmas party. this just minutes before he opened fire. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we begin with president-elect donald trump. his victory tour. his team prefer it being called the welcome tour. tonight, hundreds of american factory workers are thanking mr. trump. the pr plant that had been set to close and send those jobs to mexico. tonight, carrier says hundreds of those jobs will be saved. not all of them. but a significant victory for so many families in that community. tonight, what did mr. trump offer that company to keep jobs here? abc's tom llamas traveling with mr. trump. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump, touching down in indiana today to deliver an important message in person. th

already 11,000 people have applied for an air gun certificate and anyone with a gun licence already canline of october 31 to apply for a permit. anyone who applied for a certificate before october 31 is ok because they applied early. unfortunately, those who applied after that will have to wait some time before it is processed. they will have to make alternative arrangements for the safe storage of their airguns. registered gun dealers like this one in inverness are providing a safe house for air weapons whose owners want to keep them but won't be licensed by sunday morning. many of those in the gun trade think the clamp—down is using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. shooting people at high rise flats is illegal. you're not allowed to do that, you never were. this legislation is a piece of tokenism which will achieve nothing. the people who will misuse air rifle are not the type of people who are going to go to the trouble of licensing their weapons anyway. but backers of the new laws say air weapons are involved in half of all gun crime in scotland and with an estimated 500,000 of them i

the officer told the suspect he had a gun, he reached for the gun, he said he had backup coming. he suggesting he was complying with the officers orders. on several occasions the subject started to lower his right arm, leaning to the passenger seat where the gun was located. each occasion the subject was instructed not to reach for the weapon, and to keep his hands up. >> he reached to the gun with the right hand. >> for the safety weapon. he was intoxicated and had marijuana in the system. >> i watched the video 20 times. i've watched itted in slow motion - forwards, backwards, frame by frame. i could take as much time as was needed. police had less than a second to make a decision. a trained the threat of death or harm to themselves are allowed by law to use force. >> his hand was falling down as if he was falling asleep or passing out. it was the last time it went down and the officer fired the service weapon, resulting in his able to walk away. their daddy is out there. regardless of whatever. he didn't arm nobody. i have two kids by him that will never know him. my mayby ask

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the last gun i put in was a catalina patrol bomber. and then i got behind that gun and i manned it for the rest of the attack. i think everybody has a little coward in them, but once you can way,ver that -- and by the this is where i praise the training of the united states .avy they train and train and train and you do it over and over and over. and when the time came, we just did what we were trained to do. we did not have to think. you just did what you were trained to do. . was angry my feelings went from fear to shame to anger. if i could have, i would have shot every one of them down. and was the way i felt. still mixed in there, that fear was in the background now, but it was still there. the planes were just everywhere like beesbeeves -- around the hive. i don't know how they kept from running into each other. i'm sure it was all planned out, they had rehearsed it and rehearsed it. by this time, you could close your eyes and shoot in the air and you were bound to hit something because they were everywhere. but this particular p

the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> and the nra won.ill came up five votes short. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> all in all, this was a pretty shameful day for washington. >> it was a defeat that the president took personally. >> but instead of supporting this compromise, the gun lobby and its allies willfully lied about the bill. >> the failure to be able to do anything even in the face of that, even in the face of the slaughter of these innocent young kids was deeply depressing to him. >> barack obama would have to address mass shootings again and again. >> i've had to make statements like this too many times. no other advanced nation endures this kind of violence. >> this is becoming the norm. >> finally, in january 2016 he announced he was bypassing congress can and taking executive action. >> the gun lobby may be holding congress hostage right now but they cannot hold america hostage. >> the order expanded background checks and narrowed the gun show loopholes. >> first graders in newtown, first graders, and for every family

they had taken most guns to the radio room. and everybody was either going over the side or i was -- i was headed for the stern, hoping to get into a motor launch. and then i noticed these injuried in the radio room. and so i got another guy, and i , and we carried a guy that i knew who had been hurt in the back, shrapnel in the back, and we carried him -- we carried him down, back to the quarter deck and put him in the boat. by that time our captain had come back aboard, and he counter mended -- countermanded the order to abandon ship. so we went back to our battle stations. normally when you're in this condition you don't have enough , steam up to maneuver. you've got enough to run a generator or alternator for the power and lights, but you don't have steam up to maneuver. all of that time had gone when they hit. when we wanted to get out of there, we couldn't do it. we would have been right down there along with the arizona except for a tug that came by, and i forgot which one it was. threw a line to us and began to pull us