gun and points the gun. maybe not necessarily points the gun, brandishing does count, but half of your people did not even point the gun at the person. i think we are living in a bit of a dream world here. and again, we're only talking about 222 respondents that admitted that these were the defensive gun uses. you got that down to 111 who said they pointed the gun and then down to the 40 or 30 that actually had an attack going on. we are talking about small numbers. mr. kleck: you do realize as a lawyer that if somebody verbally threatens another person with violence, that is an assault. and if it is a criminal assault, when a bad guy does a for bad purposes, why is it in your mind it is magically translated into not a real threat? not unless he actually points the gun, verbally threatening to shoot somebody, that doesn't count? mr. helmke: no, clearly that is a threat. i think we are mixing different things. people have taken your 2.4 million figure and translated it they need their ak-47 to shoot back when

more gun homicides, you can't commit a gun homicide unless you have a gun. the issue is, do you kill more people when there is more guns? is there a higher homicide rate overall? no, there is not. all of the best method logically soundest research finds places with highest gun ownership rates do not have higher total homicide rates, they don't have higher total suicide rates, they have a higher percentage of homicides and suicides involving guns. and he seriously cites as evidence of how often defensive gun use occurs, the number of newspaper accounts or news accounts compiled in the gun violence archive and it says there were 2000. yeah, probably are 2000 defensive gun uses where somebody was crazy enough to actually report it to the police which in turn got reported to the local news media. but that has nothing to do with how many are committed total overall, it has nothing to do with it you would be crazy to either tell the police or the news media or anybody else you don't have to tell that you pull add deadly weapon on another human being, no matter how

he says more guns lead to more gun homicide. yes, that is true. more gun homicide. you can't commit a gun homicide unless you have a gun. the issue is do you kill more people when there are more guns? is there a higher homicide rate overall? no, there is not. all the best methodologically research finds that places with higher gun ownership rates do not have higher total homicide rates. nor do they have higher suicide rates. they have a higher percentage involving guns. cites assly sites -- evidence of how often defensive gun use occurs, the number of newspaper accounts or news accounts compiled in the gun violence archive. he said there are 2000. there were probably 2000 where somebody was crazy enough to report it to the police which got reported to the local news media. that has nothing to do with how many are committed overall. it has nothing to do with it. you would be crazy to show the police or the news media that you do not have to tell that you pulled a deadly weapon on another human being. no matter how justified you think it was or how justified it in fac

gun was unloaded. 2-3 accidental gun deaths. is a lotention, that more than other countries experience, in terms of accidental gun deaths. every day, there are 55 suicides by gun. a lot of people say, what does that have to do with issue? they are not criminals, that is not accidental. suicides will happen regardless. we have more suicides by gun than any other country. dealyou talk to people who with mental health issues and suicide prevention, if someone is thinking they want to commit help,e, this is a cry for intervention, spur of the moment . it is different in different situations. almost every other way you try to commit suicide, the success rate could be 10-20%. if you use a gun, it is 90%-90 5%. 55 suicides per day in this country. then we have homicides. we average 32 gun homicides per day in this country. that is virginia tech happening every day. nobody pays attention and less it is a mass shooting. 90-100 depths are happening with a gun every day in this country. that is the cost of our current gun policy. for every

mandatory gun registration, requiring a reason for buying a gun, and new rules for storing guns.y passed, they would represent one of the most dramatic changes to a country's gun laws the world has ever seen. it wasn't going to be easy. howard was a conservative and many of his supporters were rural gun owners who were dead set against tighter laws. as he traveled the country to sell the plan, howard met plenty of resistance. >> those decisions are not going to be changed. >> wearing a bulletproof vest at one rally. >> it wasn't all that popular. there was a lot of critical outbursts in the media. but was it the right course overall for australia? yes, it was. >> tim fisher was howard's deputy prime minister and a somewhat unlikely ally. a proud gun owner and a veteran of the vietnam war. but he supported howard's efforts wholeheartedly. >> i am totally opposed to automatics and semi-automatics being in the suburbs of australia or anywhere. >> thanks to howard's broad coalition, all of australia's states and territories enacted the reforms within about two years of the port arthu

to have guns. because it's not just for, you know, for the military and for the state to have the guns, for the government to have guns. it's for the citizens to keep the government in check. you know, and if we all of a sudden elect a tyrant and a tyrant goes out and starts acting tyrannical and taking away our other rights and gelling people for political purposes or whatever it is, we have the right to remove that person by force. and we can't do that if we don't have an armed society. >> is there any -- i don't know which word to use here. i'll use the word restriction, on ownership or access to guns that you would be okay with? >> there are restrictions. you know, there's restrictions on automatic weapons. there have been restrictions on those for, you know, 100 years. i'm not advocating we overturn that. i believe that any gun that the government engages citizens with, any weapon the government engages citizens with, the citizens have the right to own. to this date, american government has no

one gun made the machine-gun deadly during world war i. the officer tried to keep them camouflaged and has hidden from the germans as possible. they are a big target for mortar fire. with the observation balloon, the camouflage became important during daylight hours. you might see the teams in the shelter during the day to protect them from artillery but also from aerial observation. if there was an alert, they can quickly move up to the front line and set up within minutes. at nighttime they typically would set them up in be ready to operate at night. obstacles in front and barbed wire. designed to channel the germans into the kill zone in the cross fire. they cut them from both sides. sweeping back and forth is not spreading them over a wide arc but the crossfire can keep it narrow to put more out in the range. the typical machine-gun teams in the kit are armed with the smaller rifles as opposed to the longer info tree rifles. -- infantry rifles. they carry the standard pack and the rest of the infantry kit would have to carry the machin

one gun working in pairs with other guns. made the machine gun so valuable during world war i. them aso tried to keep cam imagine, hidden as much as possible from the germans, targetsthey were big for artillery and mortar fire w. of the airplane, overhead cover, camouflage became more important, during daylight hours. you might see machine gun teams shelter like-proof this during the daytime to prothem from -- to protect them from fire but also from being seen. at nighttime, they would typically set up the guns and be ready to operate at night. obstacles ine front, barbed wire. they were designed to channel into kill zones, into that cross fire, so they would cut them down from both sides. what really made the machine gun more efficient. sweeping back and forth, spreadingn, you're bullets over a wide arc. but in crossfire, you can keep arc and pull more range in that zone. typical machine gun teams would wear the standard infantry kit. armed with the smaller rifle as opposed to the longer infantry rifles. so each machine gunner would have these, members of the team thepersonal

the pro gun lobby by the u.s. president donald trump immediately directed attention to the lack of an armed guard at the synagogue claiming the shooting has little to do with the country's gun laws this indicate they have no desire to. they might have been able to stop him from reading it. because he would write it down it would put a stop to barry webber was one of those who survive the synagogue shooting i think the n.r.a. has so much political clout that there is no way in the world our poll politicians have the strength. to take them out of the equation who needs an a r fifteen who needs a semiautomatic weapon with a good four maybe target practice and that's all with the u.s. gun industry is estimated to be worth fifty one billion dollars so guns are big business the lack of regulation is key to the industry's profitability military style weapons are a consumer product in the us a background check is conducted only in store purchases part of the reason for the lack of gun control is the national rifle associa

i want gun control. amy: the city of thousand oaks is morning-after marine corps veteran opened fire in a southern california country music far, killing 12 people. one of the murder victims had survived last years las vegas massacre at a country music concert, the worst mass shooting in modern american history. we speak with navy veteran sarah dachos with moms demand action for gun sense in america. she asks why after police were called to his house months ago, it did not trigger red flag laws. why did he still have his guns. then to florida, where days after the midterm elections, the state's races for senate and governor appear to be heading for recounts. >> wheththertt is an absentee vote, whether you voted on election day, whether it is a provisional ballot, we want everery vote counted. we did not g go across this stae talkining to folksn n red counta blue county and purple county not to have them have their say. amy: could andrew gillum still become governor of florida? we speak with andrea cristin

tiny fragment nearly the whole bullet they say that matched the saran gun too.we saw striking asians on that fragment. which is crazy because there are no ifs stray sions on that fragment they can't prove it but that's what they did. before they get before the jury they even lied about that whole charade lisa pease and laurie dusek all cast doubt on the police findings because they couldn't match the bullets to certain handgun the bullets were switched so that a match could be made and the problem was they couldn't ease third handgun to make matching bullets because certain gun had been given to the grand jury. and then bullets were swapped and then evidence was destroyed. i.e. can't make up something like this medical examiner thomas knew he was never asked to identify the bullets. he only has maintained that the fatal shot was fired at close range while most eyewitnesses setser han was further away. there is a suspicion of that was that was substituted. and that he would have revealed that . at first there was a movement to try to discredit new coochie and tha

gun industry is estimated to be worth fifty one billion dollars so guns are big business the lack of regulation is key to the industry's profitability military style weapons are a consumer products in the u.s. a background check is conducted only in store purchases part of the reason for the lack of gun control is the national rifle association it says it speaks for american gol owners who have a constitutional right to bear arms venders the u.s.a.'s role in the global weapons trade the us buys and sells almost as much weaponry as the rest of the world combined so what happens in the u.s. has global impact. well joining me now via skype from london is andrew feinstein andrew is the executive director of corruption watch the author of shadow world inside the global arms trade good to have you with us science or just a put things into perspective at the start how profitable is the u.s. guns industry compared to others we need to start by saying that the united states produces some with between thirty five and forty percent of all weaponry in the world so this is an industry that is wor

the pro gun lobby by the u.s.president donald trump immediately directed attention to the lack of an armed guard at the synagogue claiming the shooting has little to do with the country's gun laws to create. i know they are in shock they might have been able to stop the reading of. the if they were right in that they would put a stop to barry webber was one of those who survive the synagogue shooting i think the n.r.a. has so much political clout that there is no way in the world our poll politicians have the the strength to take them out of the equation who needs an a r fifteen who needs a semi-automatic weapon that's a good four maybe target practice but that's all it will be us gun industry is estimated to be worth fifty one billion dollars so guns are big business the lack of regulation is key to the industry's profitability military style weapons are a consumer products in the us a background check is conducted only in store purchases part of the reason for the lack of gun control is the national rifle associ

country, there's no way gun control stops gun violence without confiscating guns, that's the truth.f he says that today, what's going to happen. the media will tear him up for the next three days heading into the election. it is not the topic he wants to talk about before tuesday. >> he said before he took it back that he wanted to take guns and then due process, but he promised to do something about gun violence, now he is not even talking about it. let me talk to you on democrats here. after the massacre in park land -- parkland and march for our lives in march, there were congressional democrats standing in solidarity with students of parkland, saying they would make it an issue in the midterms. where are those democrats now, is it because as sara suggested a few moments ago that it would be inconvenient to have a national conversation for democrats running in montana, indiana, missouri, west virginia? >> victor, you know, one of the democrats that led the effort toward gun control and gun safety in this country was andrew gillum. that's why i am in florida to campaign for him to

if he had a long gun. usually police officers respond with a long gun and a handgun. obviously that i'm sure that the heroic actions of the sergeant definitely saved lives and, you know, my heart goes out to his family and to the department. he was doing his job. he saved lives. but i think having more guns in the club, i don't know that that would have prevented anything. >> jill schneider thanks very much for your analysis of this. jill was an atf agent for 31 years, she's just recently retired. thank you, jill. >> 31 years. and jill said we need less guns. we're going to continue to watch the procession of sheriff sergeant ron helus, this hour his body is being taken to the ventura county medical examiner's office. he lost his life last night in the line of duty. >> as a hero. >>> all right. we will switch gears and talk about another important story today, president trump's pick to replace attorney general jeff sessions. we will baek down what we know about matthew whitaker, including his views on robe

control or gun control. i want to also point out, as dana said, this man had been interviewed by health care professionals and found not to be a threat to himself or others. it's not the case that there hadn't been attention. and i would also say i think it's very important to say people who have mental illness are not of a rater proclivity to commit gun violence. there is no evidence between gun violence and mental illness in this country. timmy was important is we acknowledge we have too many guns. it makes for a problem not only for gun violence or suicide, the other thing i think is really important is there are points where we can agree as americans. i wish we would get to that. it's overwhelming. if you ask americans about background checks, universal background checks, americans say asked, including gun owners, nra members that yes, that's a great idea. let's do it. let's have a waiting period for people to get guns. >> greg: he got this gun legally. i'm sure there was a background check. >> juan: in

i'm the guy with the gun. i'm your partner." "okay, cool, i got it." they go in there, "gun!". i good thing they don't have a black mall santa. they'll be like that guy is kidnapping white babies. i bet even superhere organization black panther, the next one, he's not going to do anything in america. ( laughter ) the next black panther they'll be like t'challa, are you. and he'll be like i've seen what happens on cnn. if a black person in america, gun rights are not for you. it's as simple as that. in fact the safest way to sell a black man a gun in america is to say when you buy a gun you buy a white person with it and they hold the gun for you. "what would you like?" "you would like a glock and a craig." "craig, you roll with the glock, and when you want to shoot, when you get in trouble, you say-- do the thing, craig. i'm not touching that gun. because i know how it's going to end. the second amendment was not made for black these new handcrafted dunkin' espresso drinks are really good. i know. last time i was this surprised is when i found out gary is 48 years old. oh yeah

"self-important anti-gun?" >> it shows a complete ignorance of what physicians do in this country when it comes to gun violen violence. we are there to patch up the victims, hold the hands of those who are suffering when they lost a loved one and the tweet storm that erupted as a result of this is testament to that. more importantly it shows they don't understand who the experts are in gun violence in the united states. they are qualified in court to testify to the injuries to the bodies and most importantly we have a role to play in recognizing that we can do research, we can do investigations to find out what the root cause is for all this violence. your previous guest, dr. wen, talked about the fact that this is a public health problem and just like doctors and scientists in the united states spoke out against the auto industry when they refused to put in seat belts, doctors can also speak out against the nra. many of my colleagues, many of my fellow forensic pathologists are gun owners, we want to see less

had a machine gun and they had the actual 37 millimeter gun in the museum. this tank is one of three known french ft 17 tanks known to exist that were battled and damaged. it was hit and luckily for us to have it here, it was a shrapnel shell that hit the tank and not high explosive tank we don't know what happened to the crew but we know that three of the men that worked on the tank trying to prepare it was from kansas city. you can find the names on the inside of the drivers patches on the tank. the ft 17 tank played an important role in one of the most famous heroes of world war i. we are going to look.. one of the hundred 20 americans awarded the medal of honor for their actions and world war i john lewis berkeley was in the third division of the american expeditionary forces on october 8 of 1918, he was acting as an observer and he realized that there was a whole regiment that was given to around him if he did not refill himself and he basically came up with a plan to protect his regiment. he climbed inside and took a machine gun and he knew how to repa

so gun control cannot just be about the guns.of other factors that need to be taken into consideration. it's much bigger than in the huge midterm election but that is just one key component. >> i think the reason why this has been successful for democrats in new mexico too where you have small who is a recreational hunter and she can talk about additional gun safety measures and still have a lot of credibility for people who want be supporters of the second amendment. >> you bring up an important point. the diversity of candidates here wing this time around. we have gone single mothers and more war vets, we have got interest or public interest attorney. sally cohen writes about the hundreds of educators who are running up and down the ballot. >> cia operatives. >> andy, what do you glean from the diversity of the candidates we are seeing this time around? >> of course. i think in many ways i think it will mobilize folks who might not have come out previously. one of the key things i'm looking on tuesday who shows up to vote and,

are guns part of gun violence in this country?d of course, they are the tool that's used often to commit suicide. >> so we have to start at that point. >> tucker: if i have a high-capacity magazine in my possession, your definition of high-capacity, and i don't want to give it up, will you take it from me? >> let's take that off the table, and take the other two. and and people present things because you want to get to the point where people reject any conversation. the one i want to go where you stand. the answer is, i'm going to take it from you. >> the fact of the matter is we have less than 5% of the population and we own half civilian guns. but thank you for agreeing that guns are part of the gun violence problems in america. >> tucker: i always say what i think, in contrast to you, i will say that. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> calling nor is a tv host and he joins us tonight. i'm starting to get the sense that confiscation is clearly the goal because there is no other goal that makes sense. if there

amphibians towing fresh supplies -- food, ammunition, guns.battle moves across the island, the chaplain assistants attend to the dead. leaving the duplicate on each marine so there will be no mistake later on. generals holland smith and julian smith commanding the force division. admiral harry hill commanding the task force. sometimes we actually have to dig the japs out of their holes. the island is infested with buried pill boxes. many of them still crawling with japs. these bunkers are so deep and strong that heavy shelling and demolition charges failed to crumble them. many of them are over 20 feet deep. our first prisoners. the wounded are given first aid in the field and then carried by stretchers. with them always are the navy hospital doctors. at the transport, they are lifted from the barges and lowered into the hole. they are taken to the ship's hospital. not a second is lost. these are marine dead. this is the price we have to pay for a war we didn't want. before it is over, there will be more dead on other battlefields. burial aboa

a gun it. is in our custody it's a twenty two caliber eight shot and i eight shots were expended according to the any p.d. report one bullet went through kennedy school without any treating his body it scratched old streets head as he stood right behind kennedy the police found that bullet at the crime scene i got shot not knowing i'd been shot i thought i was being electrocuted too as she was shaking when i went down and so i didn't see bob get shot got shot. actually he didn't at that point. another bullet hit robert kennedy behind his right ear and that was the fetal salt. one more hit him under his right armpit and exited through the top of his shoulder that put energy to hit the ceiling but the police never found it. a fourth bullet also hit kennedy under his right armpit and settled in his spine and under his neck so that was four bullets serhiy had four more remaining. a fifth bullet hit iraq goldstein in his left thigh and lauch there. and a six bullet hit early installed in his left le

and neither she nor chris ever saw that gun again. bianca's proof the gun was missing?ust over a day later by her british visitors who wanted to document their uniquely american experience. in their video, there is no sign of a springfield armory 9 millimeter. >> i lost stuff constantly. it was a bone of contention between christopher and i. >> while the prosecution scoffed at bianca's lost gun story, her loft friends did not. >> if you knew sweet bianca, she accidentally threw her gorgeous wedding ring away. we had to dig it out of the garbage. i was standing there. she can be an absent-minded dingbat. >> but remember the day police searched the loft? >> they took apart my toaster. >> she was focused like a laser that day, said bianca, watching intently, she said, as an officer looked in the empty .9 millimeter gun case. >> i was sitting beside her. >> no test fired shell casing, she said. >> i don't mean to sound cynical, but i know it wasn't there. >> only possible conclusion, said bianca, it was her accusation, the sandy police must have planted the shell casing in

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to make matching bullets because certain gun had been given to the grand jury. and then bullets were swapped and then evidence was destroyed. i.e. can't make up something like this medical examiner thomas knew gucci was never asked to identify the bullets. he only has maintained that the fatal shot was fired at close range while most eyewitnesses setser han was further away. there is a suspicion of that was that was substituted. and that he would have revealed that . at first there was a movement to try to discredit new coochie and that he did say that he had done an incompetent. autopsy well that didn't work because negotiate refused to step down and in and said he would fight them in court once they realize they're going to have a fight with the karner they switch positions and now said oh well tom the gucci said that the bullets were fired from an inch away so it must be all the witnesses that were wrong so they they switch horses in the middle of the race you know they got rid of him and he was not going to play ball their way because he's an honest man. and

i'm a gun owner. it matters. most responsible gun owners want better access rules for weapons. all right? it's not about us. you've got mental health. you've got the culture of violence in this society. this is part of the unique aspect, don. the idea of you wanting to take your own life is regrettable. the idea that the way to do it is to take others along with it is unique. that's unique to us. why? we don't talk about it. access to guns and how people get them. every check, every sale being checked. we can't even talk about it in a real way. it's never part of the dialogue. it's all emotion. it's all in the moment. nothing happens. >> i don't think it's too much to ask for guns, second amendment right, and sense with it. we have to stop pretending that the second amendment is the amendment above all that's sacrosanct. remember people talking about the other amendments and maybe it should be -- we should amend them because it has to do with birthright citizenship and on and on and on but the second amendment is sacrosanct. okay. i'm just giving you the analysis here. but do y

and what we need to do about the gun.nd unfortunately, the people who are using this anti-semitism are the same people who lit the flflame, who lit the fuse over e past two years. so i'm not going to let them get away with talking abouout that t the expense of talking about the gun because it is both things. and we do have a problem in this country where access to those weapons is simply too easy. and we are allowing people whwho literally are going online and telling as that they hate. they are telling us they want to do this, and we are not taking steps to prevent them from doing it. we passed red flag laws here in florida to keep -- to be able to remove weapons from those who intend harm's to themselves or someone else or domestic abusers. listen, i think we ought to be extending that to those who use online platforms to verbalize hate to others, to verbalize violence to others. if they are telling us they're going to do it, we should take them seriously. nermeen: i want to go to what the nra has been saying. earlier t

saying too many guns is exactly the mirror image of saying not enough guns. are at one extreme demonizing the other. >> juan: if you look around the world, other industrialized -- >> greg: we have low rates of violence. >> juan: we have higher rates of gun violence. >> greg: you have to look at the stats. you are conflating suicide with homicide. >> juan: in california. >> katie: i am a person owns firearms in exactly the way you laid out and i think we have a pretty good relationship about who i am as a person. for you to indict people like me all over the country as people who are irresponsible who have fetishes over something that is a constitutional right. >> juan: is a constitutional right out of time. it goes back to the forming of the motion of that i will say the supreme court came down on your side. i'm just saying most americans approve a reasonable inhibitions on gun ownership in this countr country. >> greg: how dare you insult fetishes? >> jesse: she has a fetish for the constitution. >> greg: i have a fetish for things i can't talk about. >> dan

a gun it. is in our custody it's a twenty two caliber eight shot and i eight shots were attacked and according to the any p.d. report one bullet went through kennedy's coat without any trading his body it scratched old streets head as he stood right behind kennedy the police found that bullet at the crime scene i got shot not knowing i'd been shot i thought i was being electrocuted too as she was shaking when i went down and so i didn't see bob get shot got shot. actually he didn't at that point. another bullet hit robert kennedy behind his right ear and that was the fatal shot. one more hit him under his right armpit and exited through the top of his shoulder that bullet energy can hit the ceiling but the police never found it. a fourth bullet also hit kennedy under his right armpit and settled in his spine and under his neck so that was four bullets serhiy had four more remaining. a fifth bullet hit iraq goldstein in his left side and large there. and a sixth bullet hit irwin strong in his le

steal their gun.hree weeks ago, i had a problem with somebody trying to break into my house. i knew him. i had my pistol in my hand. grandkids drugy dealers. i told him i was going to shoot him. there were people going around my car. they are on drugs. they need to have mental health. they need to do something about the mental health with these people. they are jealous of kids in school that don't have this problem. host: thank you for calling. obama's a morele is coming up next week. she said she will never forgive trump for endangering her family. she discusses her dislike of him and personal details of her life. a lot of other details and other topics. this is something you will hear about in the coming days. sue is calling from michigan. what would you like to say? there is a problem in school with bullying. the teachers and principals need to have some say in what happening in school and take care of it. parents are not taking care of their kids. they expect teachers and babysitters to do it. pro

, and whether guns or gun owners are trained or mentally equipped to possess firearms. might remember the outrage over the bump stocks, the gun accessory that turns a semiautomatic weapon into a machine gun, after the las vegas tragedy that killed 58 people, and left more than 800 injured. that was more than a year ago. nothing has been done since. >> and i mean, i assume the country is divided on this issue, but do you know where the public opinion is on these tragedies? >> you know, ironically, public opinion and opinion of the gun owners, for that matter, are alike. they want change. take a look at recent data compiled by the pew research center on gun issues. public on universal background checks, 96% for the public, 93% or gun owners. how about banning the mentally ill from owning guns, both say 89% each, the public and gun owners. banning the no fly list people who are commonly associated with terrorism, 85% of the public. 88% of gun owners. these numbers show near universal agreement among the public and gun owners alike. >> which is sort of surprising, because i

violence, regularly asking patients if they own a gun, counseling on gun safety.o you do that, are people receptive to that? >> absolutely. we surely do that at our hospital, our trauma outreach coordinator scott charles has gun locks and will ask our patients and patients' families no questions asked, if you have a gun at home, it is so important you keep it safe, and the hospital has supported us passing out gun locks for free to our patients and their families. >> you said in an interview prior that sandy hook could have been a teachable moment. why do you think it wasn't for some people in this country? >> i made that comment about sandy hook just because of the terribleness of young elementary school kids being shot and the fact that none of them made it to the hospital, which told me as a trauma surgeon how devastating the wounds were, and as i said, i sometimes believe that what america season their tvs is really a sanitized version. the pictures that we see are the facebook pictures of the victims, and instead i think there was a teachable moment not being

the gun mafn also dead. ainsley: at least 10 other people are hurt and swat teams and bomb squads, they rushed to the scene overnight. it's located about 40 miles northwest of los angeles. steve: ramirez from kttv television in los angeles joins us with breaking details. >> martha: io, i understand yomario, i understand you talked to someone. >> we spoke to someone who was at the vegas shooting a year ago. very eemotional. he was in the middle of the dance floor. heard these gunshots ring out. people darted. some hiding in the bathroom and attic. very chaotic scene. we are learning more about the injured here on the scene. some drove themselves to the hospital. >> that's correct. some of the additional information on patients or victims is we did learn very early on that some those able to get out of the facility actually drove themselves to the hospital. we are still trying to finalize that number and make sure we have accounted for everybody. our latest numbers are 18 injured individuals. unknown on the in

the gun in his face. 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 a couple of weeks ago, i wonder if this has convinced you at all that we need tough gun control 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 into 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

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guess there actually has been a real important news going on like the under reported recent rash of gun police violence and racism cropping up across the heartland of the united states once again in milwaukee recently released police body cam footage finally confirms what many suspected the twenty seventeen police shooting of teenager jerry smith jr after being cornered by four officer. on a rooftop. it confirm that the kid was indeed unarmed and completely innocent of any crime except for i guess the crime of holding a cell phone and trying to surrender while being black in america next door in the snow covered state of minnesota there are reports that a young somali teenager had a handgun waved at her for having the audacity to stand up for herself after being mocked while failing to buy some mcdonald's seventeen year old john of doing what he told reporters that after she and her friends confronted the man for wrongly accusing her of being in government funded food assistance because she was black the man pulls out his gun and begins to say well the ball and everyone backs up and he