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in the gun racks. nobody in my high school ever thoughts of taking a gun and turning it on another human being. that's something we're not talking about. it always goes toward let's talk about the guns, but let's never talk about the person who would take up a gun and turn it on another human being. >> we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> all i'm saying is -- >> gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. rick, you were an nra member and now you're not. as you listen to senator cory booker talk about this moment, part of how he sees the moment is there's a weakened gun lobby in this country. you have read the articles about how corrupt the nra is. >> i was -- from the former president, yes. >> what does that say you to at this moment? is it a moment of weakness and how does that change the opportunity to have a conversation along the lines we're talking about? >> have people who have unenrolled from the nra -- i learned to shoot when i was seven years old under an nra program at the ymca camp. it was an

i think that for people who criticize me, for example, as they are right now for talking about gun, gunreasonable gun control and access to guns, i think that's actually the political point -- that's actually the politicization. every crime has motive and means. motive we're going to find out more about what triggered him tonight. but means. the ability to kill this many people this quickly. this is sort of the unique american phenomenon. in my world, in homeland security, you look at the risks that cause high probability -- that are high probability and high consequence. you sort of don't worry about low probability, low consequence events. and if you look at the numbers, it is gun violence. and the fact that we're not allowed to talk about that, that that's viewed as political, is actually in my mind the ideological position. rational people can look at these numbers. a certain number of people die from gun violence, or 2/3 of people who die from gun violence are because of suicide. the other third of the 40,000 a year, basically, are dying because of access to guns. it is just part o

that had the same target get those guns, depended on getting those guns out, so this invasion better be successful. they missed their targets by three miles. there was no evidence on the ground when we came out and found those guns. no one had discovered them. our side, anyway. we were fortunate, lucky, at the right place at the right time. we watched over each other. position and destroyed the gun sites. we saw there were about 100 men. this is 8:00 in the morning. they are surprised, they never knew there was going to be an invasion to begin with, and certainly they never believed they would be foolish enough to climb hand over hand 100 foot of a 12leges 12 story -- like story skyscraper and get in there and destroy those guns. we took them by surprise and they still didn't know that we were so deeply in of them, we were two defense lines in, and they couldn't dream there were any american soldiers anywhere. that helped us a great deal. believed -- we had done our job, found the guns, destroyed them. thewe made our way back to roadblock and fought there for two days until we were r

when someone has a gun legally and nobody else has a gun because the laws are you can't have a gun, those people are done. they have no choice, they have no chance. the one i think about most is paris where they had so many people killed when that group of people went into the nightclub and they just, boom, boom, boom. and they killed, like, tremendous numbers of people. if there was a gun on the other side, if one or two or three of those people had a gun -- >> here's my problem. more people were shot dead in america that week than have died from guns in paris since the second world war. the stats are so against that argument, aren't they? >> what are you going to do? are you going to take the guns away from hunters. >> no, i think you can have special licenses for hunters. i don't understand -- never have understood why anyone in america needs a semiautomatic ar-15 assault rifle at home. >> a lot of them use them for entertainment. they go to ranges -- >> i get that. what i don't get is the need -- this guy in vegas had 13 ar-15 assault rifles. he bought 52 guns in one year. >> he was a

>> i was i was. >> i could walk into a gun shop with a fake id and buy a gun tomorrow. [inaudible conversations] >> people talk about the gun show loophole but if i go to a gun show in getting it from a registered ff out i do have to turn in into a back and check and run it to the system and take the fire home with you depending on the state you live in but when you talk about restrictive gun rights she's very true. depending on the state you live in california go on right now and say let's find out you have a stalker or a woman has been in a domestic violence and goes and wants to purchase a firearm. in california she has a ten day waiting time. those are restricting hurting women and other people that are needing to defend and protect themselves. >> i think this conversation -- just to close the circle on this contentious is because the point is as women what we are asking for is the freedom to exercise our rights which we see are appropriate for our families. >> when it comes to gun rights that the personal decision we make and i think when the left and right breaks

the gun is the tool. how are we going to address the cause? at that and has a solution to it. >> no one questions that mental health has a huge role in this, but as some of the legal purchases even with high-capacity magazine are the result of the strength of the nra. can you tell me just as many people would have died on friday if the sale of extended magazines were banned? >> well, i -- and i would go back to what i said earlier, phillip. california did this. it went in front of a federal judge who struck it down as unconstitutional. so, i would say that the state legislators can go ahead and do that and the nra has influence on the state legislators. the nra can't tell a federal judge what to do in deciding what is constitutional or unconstitutional. the issue is not with the state legislators. it's with the federal judiciary and him saying it's unconstitutional. i look at people saying nra this and that. this is into the federal courts and the federal courts agree this is not a constitutional issue. >> is it too general for democrats to in

violence gun violence devastates not just. >>our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks led to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives. >>the extreme rhetoric on the other side. that works against. basic common sense. has to be called out for is what it is. >>parts of proposition 63 have been tied up in court. the nra is backing a lawsuit against the measure that goes into effect next week saying it's unconstitutional. >>the nra is holding up a part of prop 63 that bans the possession of high capacity magazines in california. an accessory used in recent mass shootings regardless of the legal hurdles state leaders are eager to start a new law we don't look back we don't backslide joy first. we'll be ready to go. i

the gun violence in this country, gun homicides or gun suicides in rural communities. but when you look at the fact that 100 people are shot and killed in this country every single day and you divide that by four, which is the fbi definition of what a mass shooting is, four victims not including the shooter. there are dozens of mass shootings every single day in this country. but again, it really hits home when a tragedy like this and 11 people are killed in a work place and six injured. it's just devastating. >> do you worry about the ways in which the aftermath of this can go? we've seen in florida a push to put more guns into spaces in which children are, more guns in the hands of teachers, guns as a solution to guns. >> i want to be clear that we are winning on this issue. the nra is weaker than they have ever been. the gun violence prevention movement is stronger than it's ever been. last year we passed laws in 20 states, nine of which were signed by republican senators. that is why it's so important for americans, the vast majority of whom support stronger gun la

you have cory booker who beth mentioned, eric swalwell, staging his campaign on gun control, gun policy as well. is it gaining steam in a way it hasn't in years past? >> it is gaining steam. interestingly while there are new moderate house democrats who are trying to distance themselves from the liberal members of the caucus, they're all pretty much in the same place on gun control. i would say as to cory booker, he is uniquely credible on these issues. he lived in one of those dangerous housing projects in newark, found himself face to face with armed drug dealers. usually was able to talk himself out of terrible situations and diffuse situations, but he is very credible. if this is the moment for gun control, i don't want to look at it just in political terms, but it may be an advantage for cory booker. >> appreciate the time. >>> coming up, what police learned and still do not know 24 hours after a virginia beach city employee opened fire inside a municipal building here killing 12 men and women. pal bu killing 12 men and women ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's

for talking about guns, reasonable gun control and access to guns.al point. that's the polarization off what happened tonight. every crime has motive and means. motive, we're going to find out more what triggerered him. but ability to kill this many this quickly. this is the unique american phenomenon. in my world, homeland security, you look at the risk that cause high -- high probably and high consequence. don't worry about low probability, low consequence evept and if you look at the numbers, it's gun violence. and the fact that we're not allowed to talk about that and it's viewed as political is, in my mind, the ideolog canical position. rational people can look at these numbers. or 2/3 of people are because of suicide. the others are dying because off access to guns. it is just part of the conversation and my worry is if you parse each incident. this one was crazy, that one had a bad mother. you lose the big picture and that is these are high probability, high consequence incident and they all involve guns. >> i think that's on purpose to get pe

he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun cities owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch shooting he faced the media how do you feel you know. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday knowing to talk shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that question is completely wrong i'm sorry i don't want you to ask any more questions please restrict me on this i'm going to leave if these are the only questions. over the years tipples been accused of flooding the market with cheap semi automatic weapons an

he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal or serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun city's owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch shooting he faced the media how do you feel you know. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday you know if you shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that question is completely wrong i'm sorry i don't want you to ask any more questions please restrict me on this are going to leave if these are the only questions. over the years tipples been accused of flooding the market with cheap semi automatic weapons

he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun cities owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch shooting he faced the media how do you feel you know. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday no it shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that question is completely wrong i'm sorry i don't want you to ask any more questions please restrict me on this on going to leave if these are the only questions. over the years tipples been accused of flooding the market with cheap semi automatic weapons and then usin

the so-called good guy with a gun. florida deputies confront the parkland gunman, doesn't work and down and 17 killed. how much time he could face behind bars and how survivors are reacting to the news. chad program tracked on mexico's foreign minister on capitol hill as donald trump is closer to imposing tariffs on a country. are gop lawmakers -- lindsey graham is here. democrats another round of hearings on the mueller report. ranking member of the house oversight committee jim jordan joins us to weigh in on the democrats star witness, it is not mueller, it is a cnn contributor with deep ties to watergate. donald trump getting ready to commemorate d-day in england tomorrow, the latest stop on the state visit to the uk, team coverage tonight. taking the paulson gop lawmakers about the trump tariffs on mexico, kristin fisher on the latest from across the pond. >> as donald trump appears to have south to london to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day here in washington the vice president is preparing to meet with m

so i pull my gun on her.d to give me the money, i heard somebody say, hey. i turned around. i see this man over from a distance point a gun at me. my mind went into a state of shock. i took my gun and shot. once i shot him, he just dropped. i turned around and she's screaming. she gave me the money. i took off running. i hoping he didn't die. the following morning i seen on the news. my heart just dropped. oh, no. my mine wasn't there no more. a week or two later, i committed a robbery. they pulled me over. i had the gun in the backpack that i committed a murder with. >> they somehow figured it out? >> they put two and two together. the ballistics to the gun and the man was killed with. i pled guilty to a felony murder and robbery. >> you turn around and there's a guy there and you did not have a gun, what would you have done? >> told him to get on the ground. my intention was not to kill nobody. >> do you think that dominique would have shot at your dad if your dad hadn't had the gun? >> this story is not ab

gun deaths in nearly 40 years. two-thirds are suicides, but also includes about 15,000 homicides, hutch higher from the amount of deaths from terrorists or undocumented immigrants. is it time for dhs to start looking at gun violence differently than it does now, as part of your job? >> let me first say our hearts go out to the community of virginia beach, all the victims and families. this is a community that's very well prepared. we've done four workshops and trainings with virginia beach on active shooter. i know the investigations is proceeding with the fbi and atf's help. we want to do the best we can to support communities to get in front of these issues, to identify anything we can see to prevent this violence up front. >> does that include guns and the kind of gun violence problem that really only exists in this magnitude in the united states? >> we're focused on the violence regardless of the ideology or motivation and regardless of the means to carry it out. >> let's turn to the tariffs. president trump is

if you have a politician tellog you, that you don't need a gun is when you need a gun. hope people will figure out what is going on and see through the lies. part of the problem the lies are coming out and they have not doing good, they are misleading people. >> tucker: it is just -- it's clearly a form of social control. where is the conversation about the people who are actually committing gun violence. it's a small group of people. it's not narrowed to one group of the people or one geographic location. it's a small percentage of the population that is dangerous. the plans entail everyone else. why? >> i think disarming everyone else is almost inviting. i know that is a strong word but inviting the shootings. the shootings happen predominantly, almost all of them at gun free zones. the tool doesn't matter. the common denominate nowhere of any of -- denominator of the master rorrist event is a dederanged person. whether its a boxcutter or bombs in texas or marathon bomber in boston. the tool is not going to stop them. we have the murder that is illegal. we talked abou

saying anybody can buy a gun at any time, multiple machine guns.ers or calling them out on several points on that night but let's bring in check is jessica tarlov and lawrence jones to discuss. welcome to you both. there have been a number of articles -- you can buy machine guns. rolling stone says this. most are strident second amendment defenders on what obama called machine guns. they know all too well that the type of weapons used in mass shootings are readily available and they fight to keep laws that allow that truth to remain. lawrence, they say they are taking stuff out of context. it's about keeping dangerous guns off the street. people who have been educated dated as mentally unfit. you cannot buy guns over the internet without going through a federal dealer or have to go to the federal background check. there are so many things effectively factually inaccurate and somebody who's been fighting against gun just waiting to know something about this. i think they are muddying the waters. at the end of the day, most people know this stuff rig

suicide and accidental gun deaths and then guns being stolen and being used in gang fights, these areonic problems. and they're all different but they're interrelated. >> you were at the democratic party convention over the weekend. there was a moment when the crowd booed you when you said socialism isn't the answer. there's a lot of people who would agree with you that socialism isn't the answer. but for millions of americans, capitalism isn't either. what's your offering? >> what i was trying to say is that in colorado, we brought business and non-profits together, democrats and republicans, to become the number one economy in the country, to get to near universal health care, to beat the nra with tough new gun laws. i think those examples are what we need to be doing. and in terms of capitalism, clearly it's broken. we've lost the competition. too much -- like hardware, there are two companies that dominate 80% of the hardware store market. we got to put competition back into capitalism. when they stop collecting information around competition that would be diminished under a merge

owning guns.are areas of possible consensus. second, the power of the national rifle association may be waning. the nra found itself in disarray over gun control policies. third, some news. 17 new pro gun control candidates, all democrats. 24 nra backed candidates, many incumbents lost. that take us to the final point. it appears gun control will emerge as a major campaign issue in 2020 for both sides. cory booker called for a new program and eric swalwell a mandatory buyback for military-style weapons. of course on the other side, president trump is likely to continue his close alliance with gun owners. but clearly, marcus, clearly candidates on both sides are prepared to speak in 2020. the public will be better off for the debate. what policies emerge from all of this cacophany remain to be seen. >> we will be watching and waiting for it. >> thank you. >> thank you. still ahead on nbc bay area, san francisco fire saving more than people's lives. they took part in a very dramatic animal rescue. w

i never told my family about the gun. i always hid the gun in my room.into an environment that i knew was dangerous and i had to protect myself. >> so you got this gun. what happened that night? i mean, how did that situation go down, the situation that got you here? >> june 30th of 2008, i was sitting at home. i'm just kind of seeing how much money i was short of getting this car i wanted. so i walked out of the house. it's dark outside. and i got this gun on me. i seen the lady coming out of the restaurant. so i run across the street, across 38th street. into a parking lot. i ran up on this woman. the only thing i asked her was for the money. and she was telling me no. i was like, listen, i'm not here to kill you or nothing like that, just give me the money. and she was like no. so i pulled my gun out on her. as soon as she turned around about to give me the money, i heard somebody say hey. and i turned around, i see this man over from a distance point a gun at me. and my mind just went into a straight of shock. and i took my gun out and shot him. and

he has an advantage in the gun battle too, he has a silencer, the gun doesn't give the big flash, not much of a recoil, he can shoot a little more accurately, he can move little more quietly, the officers got him barricaded and were able to kill him. >> that's what made this such a deadly shooting, then, was it essentially that silencer and that muffler. >> three things made it extremely deadly, the silencer, one, because he wouldn't get noticed as quick and certainly from the parking lot inside. two these extended magazines, 30 round magazines, this guy can shoot and shoot and shoot, and when he's shooting unarmed people, he can go on. there's little chance to tackle him because he's got so many rounds and of course he's using a .45 caliber weapon. he knows the territory, he's not a stranger to the building. he knows the premises, he's choking on an empty grudge from his employment, so he can kill at will. likely wanted to go on but officers were so fast, he knew, sheinelle, this killer knew that if he fired that gun without a silencer, the officers would have been on him even faster

his gun had jammed.f fear, because he had the gun directly at my chest, and i go, you know what, and i felt good about shooting him in the head. like, oh, you going to get me, i got you. and i put the gun to his chest because i was going to shoot him again. and my co-defendant, josh, came into the room and turned the light on. saw the blood on the bed and i see him convulsing. he starts yelling at me, get the safe, get the safe, what are you doing? get the safe." in a way, josh saved "gunner's" life. >> why is it that you want to have a conversation with him at this point? i mean, it's 20-plus years later. >> well, the only thing worse than what i did is not caring that i did it. i think it's important for me to take responsibility for this with him in person, that i own all of it completely. >> there's some apprehension. i know that i'm going to be eventually be face to face with christian for the first time since 1995 at the trial. i hope it's an honest dialogue. christian thinks that i had a gun, whic

they knocked out the machine guns. the way they did it was dropping down below the crop line, so they were not able to be seen. they worked their way across the hedgerow, coming down the opposite side and attacking the machine gun positions from the rear. that way, it took a lot of time, but it took two she guns could not stop the ranger company. d company proved it. this is too heavy. let's see. i was talking about the battalion. column, bute we in right beside us was c company. they were a full infantry company, approximately three times our size. had hisany commander foot crushed in the ramp and got off the boat. rifle as ag his crutch, but he was leading his company properly. they were a godsend to have beside us. this was on the sixth. we were on the top of the bluffs. we were proceeding on the road. position across company right beside b and the fifth rangers on the road. both of those companies had no trouble going through, but they managed to very heavy replacements a couple hundred yards beyond. they were stop

shannon: saying anybody at any time can buy a gun in america, even machine guns but multiple fax checkers the former commander in chief on several points so let's bring in lawrence jones to discuss. there have been a number of articles going point by point about gun regulations, you can't buy machine guns, all these things facts checked today, rolling stone says most are strident second amendment defenders making the argument that there are restrictions on what obama calls machine guns. but they know too of the type of weapons used in most mass shootings are readily available and fight to keep laws that allow that to remain. they say you are taking this out of context, it's just about trying to keep dangerous guns on the streets. >> like abusers, people have been adjudicated, you can't buy guns over the internet without going to a federal dealer who has to go through a federal background check. so many things were factually inaccurate and him as former president of the united states fighting a legislation for morgan legislation should know about this so they are trying to muddy the waters

violence gun violence devastates not just.ommunities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks led to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives. >>the extreme rhetoric on the other side. that works against. basic common sense. has to be called out for is what it is. >>parts of proposition 63 have been tied up in court. the nra is backing a lawsuit against the measure that goes into effect next week saying it's unconstitutional. >>the nra is holding up a part of prop 63 that bans the possession of high capacity magazines in california. >>an accessory used in

the suspect was killed in a long gun battle.y officials are expressing shock and horror. >> today is virginia beach's darkest hour. a senseless crime happened and imposed tremendous grief upon the people of virginia beach, the commonwealth and this country. >> this day will not define virginia beach. we are citizens. we will define our response to this day. virginia beach. we will determine going forward today how we respond to our city. we kiwill come together. >> families will return to the unification center as officials are working to identify the victims. we are expecting an update from city officials at the top of the hour. stay with us. >>> from there to politics. developing this morning, a new transcript released a crucial piece of evidence on possible obstruction of justice. yesterday, federal officials complied with the voice mail transcript that john dowd which he left for the lawyer michael flynn. dowd made that call in november of 2017 before flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi and cooperating with the mueller inv

gun control.eir language of pro-life. >> you made two-points i want to pick up with you, susan, mulvaney giving his take on gun control laws earlier. listen to what he had to say. >> we have laws in the books that make murder illegal and people still do it. laws are not going to fix everything. >> so jonathan made that point as well. laws will not fix everything. no one is saying that. could some reasonable measures seawa actually save lives. the kids from parkland, the survivors of parkland, these are grass root operations that are raising money significant amounts of money. my guest is saying we'll give more money out in the election cycle than the nra. they are building up five bipartisan efforts on gun safety, that's the key. background checks. they're going to take the low hanging fruit where most people agree and including gun owners. most gun owners want responsible gun laws. they want to protect their children like the rest of us. the political of power will come from these grass root orga

4 months he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun cities owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch shooting he faced the media how do you feel you know. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday no it shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that question is completely wrong i'm sorry i don't want you to ask any more questions please restrict me on this on going to leave if these are the only questions. over the years tipples been accused of flooding the market with cheap semi automatic weapons and

when you have a politician telling you you don't need a gun, that's when you need a gun. i hope you will figure out what's going on here and people see through these lies per that's part of the problem. the way these lies are coming out, not only are they not doing any good, they are misleading people. >> tucker: it is just -- it's clearly a form of sociall>> control. where is the conversation about the people who are actually committing gun violence. it's a fairly small group of people. it's not narrowed to one group of people or one geographic location. it's a small percentage of the population that is dangerous. and yet their plans all intel disarming everyone else. why? >> i think disarming everyone else is almost inviting. i know that is a strong word but inviting the shootings.. the shootings happen predominantly, almost all of them at gun free zones. the tool doesn't matter. the common denominator of any one of these mass terrorist events is a deranged evil person bent on hurting innocent people. whether it's a box cutter on 9/11 or bombs in texas or the marathon b

it's not a gun problem, it's a people problem. it's not a gun issue, it's a mental health issue. it's all of the above, and i'm sorry to be so damn pessimistic, i don't see it changing in my lifetime. one more if we have time for it. thoughts and prayers is all politicians will do. it's a part of the response. thoughts and prayers today, agreement about we're not going to say the guy's name, et cetera, et cetera, and back to jeopardy, hey, did holzhauer win last night, how much did he win, answer this survey question. cannot wait to see the result, will america's gun problem ever change. still to come, the first debates kick off this month, how do you fit 23 candidates on one stage, by splitting them in half and having two debates, but who gets to go versus whom, chair tom perez is here to explain the selection process and how he hopes in the field might fall. >>> plus, all else aside because of the booming economy and other factors, if you run the economic numbers on president trump for 2020, he seems headed to a landslide victory. discover card. hi, do you have a travel card? w

firearms people you've got amazon and even a prohibit the sale of guns but they do allow certain guns accessories shopify the e.-commerce formed an automatic and semiautomatic weapon sales and then united airlines and delta don't give n.r.a. discounts anymore and now they're just hurts or if. those 40 gun owners but what if the insurance company doing disclose to them you think they'd be working hard was. playing with we thought weapons. i mean i don't know i mean one of the things we're looking at is they're sitting there having you know a very emotional. reaction to a very minimal. striking of rules with a private entity it's very minimal it's not all that big of a deal and to me if you're crying about the fact that you can't get your bomb stocks in your automatic weapons and how dare they maybe you should look at yourself because if you can't hit the broad side of a barn with a semiautomatic you probably shouldn't be telling the rest of us how to sell it or buy it or handle great porn very doable. from one storm to the next the atlantic hurricane season has begun watchers and state

of the top 30 causes of death, 29 receive more research funding than guns. but today, this body will vote to invest in gun violence research at the centers for disease control and the national institutes of health. i recently visited the centers for disease control injury center, which is in my district. with this critical funding, they will learn how we can prevent gun tragedies. this investment is long overdue, and i was proud to lead my colleagues in asking for this funding. we have the responsibility to pursue lifesaving research, and today we vote to end gun violence. as a survivor of gun violence, i could not be more proud of the measures that we have taken to save the countless numbers of lives that may be affected by gun violence in the future. the time is past for my son. the time has past for others like my son who is killed unnecessarily due to gun violence, but i am so grateful for this day. i am grateful for the funding for the research that will save many, many lives for generations to come, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker

in the coming weeks several us states will introduce new gun control laws.e the measures, saying they violate gun—owners‘ rights. this debate is playing out in the state of colorado, where a so—called ‘red flag law‘ is taking affect, aimed at taking guns away from those experiencing a ‘severe mental crisis‘. from there, aleem maqbool reports. on this side of the wall is where we have deputy zack parrish‘s — the medals that he was awarded a posthumously. at the office in colorado where he once worked, there is now a memorial to a sheriff‘s deputy shot dead on duty. ijust want to make sure you‘re ok. body camera footage shows zack parrish trying to calm down a man with a history of mental health crises. but moments later, when deputies kicked down the door of his home, the man unleashed a volley of bullets. (banging). killing zack. shots fired, shots fired! the gunman was shot dead as well. hold yourfire! zack‘s boss became one of the driving forces behind a new law that has just been passed in colorado, which says police can now take away the guns of people d

guns fully automatic. now this naturally has not gone over too well with the 2nd amendment crowd writing for the federalist mark oliva current manager of public affairs for the national shooting sports foundation declares this is corporate virtue signaling at best at worst it isn't a effort to squeeze out of existence the industry that makes it possible for american citizens to exercise their 2nd amendment rights. but as business ethics speaker bruce weinstein writes and forbes this is a rare corporate decision that both the left and the right democrats and republicans and all red blooded pro-business patriotic americans should support. friends let the ol american mayhem begin as pro-business capitalism rights advocates take on pro-gun rights advocates as we start watching the home is. pretty. good that's. what they like it that i got. which we. would do. well they were watching our desire i robot that a lot of. what i didn't do it. and to have this is like this is like watching this fight between pro-capi

i know gun control is an issue for you.d of gun rceform, even incremental steps will be national federal law, even soon? >> you have to be an optimist. if you don't have a vision and you're not going to get there, you're never going to get there. i don't know what it's going to take. we can't get a simple law that can close loopholes on people who have been convicted of stalking and we know the guns in those instances are really a problem. this was the 150th mass shooting this year. we've got to do something. and there's got to be a way -- you know, i was listening to some of the previous guests on the show. and i do remember, when we had a ban for ten years, on assault weapons. and magazines -- and the sizes of magazines, which was an issue here. we have to be careful not to talk about things we don't know about, with the law enforcement is rightly so, keeping things close to their vest. we've got to do something. we're going to come back to washington. and they're going to say, but nothing works. some things do work. >> w

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>> one officer did sustain a wound during the gun battle.ly his bullet-proof vest basically saved his life. and we did, he was seen, he was tended to at the scene, but then we brought him to the hospital afterwards to make sure everything was okay. >> you say a suppressor, is that a silencer, is that the same thing? >> it is a suppressor. it is a sound suppressor. >> was the gun legally obtained? >> we are working through atf at this time. it is part of our investigation. >> has your department recently, i know in the past, you had prepared for a scenario like this, how recently was the last time you prepared for this? >> we train continuously. we train not only as first responders for police, but we train with fire, and we train with our ems personnel, because we know that when you have a major scene like this, you're going to need all first responders into that particular area, so we do train extensively. both on what we call tabletop exercises, as well as an all hands on exercise in a building. so i can tell you that we do train extensive

the gun he shot me with was a .410 darrenger.he barrel of the gun was placed against my neck when the trigger was pulled. all the bullets when in. i still have several that are up against my spine. i spent most of my career in the south and southeast unincorporated areas of bakersfield, which is predominantly black. at the time, i couldn't really tell you what was going on in the community, but i don't know that that particularly matters to any patrol officer. it's largely irrelevant because street-level law enforcement is mostly a one-on-one operation. it's like going into another world, and you're stepping into that world at their absolute worst time. >> we got shots fired. shots fired. officer down. get me an ambulance. >> i can remember thinking as i'm laying on the ground after he shot me, i'm not surprised. >> why? is. >> when i said that, i'm speaking more broadly about why, you know, why not being surprised that that happened because that's the nature of the job. you don't just overnight find yourself in a patrol car bein

his main argument the only way to stop a bad person with a gun is a good portion of the gun.overnor of north virginia taking a different approach. he's asking for background checks and assault weapons complete ban. here to weigh in matt bennett, senior vice president of third way, former white house assistant and sandy hook gun policy adviser. matt, your reaction to the president's defense on guns. we should talk about them more. >> making him sound like edward r. murrow is hard to do but somehow he did. that was a classic trump response like we need to rake the forest after the forest fires in california. he has no idea what he's talking about. when we had mass shootings where there have been armed police officers like at columbine, they're unable to stop these massacres, it has nothing to do with arming the public. it has everything to do with the fact it is incredibly easy in the united states for criminals and terrorists and others to get their hands on guns because we have gaping loopholes in our law. he just doesn't want to do anything about it. >> the perfect example,

now most americans are fine with this. >> a call for a gun registry. 44% say passing stricter gun controlws would make the country safer. 19% say new gun laws would make us less safe, 32% say they're not going to make a difference. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> i want to play a little bit of what congressman eric smallwell, he's a democrat and running for the presidency. he says it's time to take a tough decision on gun controls. >> that's a divisive issue. i've come to figure out going across the country helping 28 members of congress win the last election in texas, iowa, kansas, that you can run on background checks and you're not going to be punished. that the moms will have your back. it was used as a tactic to keep us from doing anything on it. >> how do you think this idea of gun control legislation, does it fire up the left or the right base more? >> why is it that the democrats go after the law-abiding citizens? we have a constitutional right to bear arms. i have five guns, i'm more safe because of it. i'm tired of them doing this. do they think it will make a difference.

indian gun violence because she lost her son to gun violence. that's what elections are about.eople running for the right reasons and what they believe and i'm the candidate to bring this country together because we need someone who will stand up to special interest in who will do what is right no matter how hard it is and that's why am. that is how will heal the country and that's how all of pulled election. [applause] last december you tweeted something and i want to put it up on the screen and get you to ask lena. you tweeted this, our future is female, intersectional, powered by our belief in one another. two questions, leaving our future is female? and for a lot of us, i've been trying to study to prepare for this. what is your definition of intersection? >> really good question. people want to know. what i mean by her future is female, we want more women's voices heard. i was so inspired by the 2010 election, the 120 women who ran in the red and purple places across the country broke through the first two muslim, native american women, so we want women to have a seat at t

he bought 51 guns in one year. >> if it wasn't guns he would have done bombs. he was a successful gambler. there is almost no such thing.

more gun power.telling s a lot because this shooter, this gunman, was ready to come in and probably kill a lot more people, had the police not stopped him in the gun battle when they did. >> i want to update our viewers. breaking news, we are told 12 people are dead, four hospitalized. shimon prokupecz joins us with the breaking news. he has more information, on who the shooter is, and according to shimon, the shooter in this virginia beach shooting is, according to a law enforcement official, he is 40 years old, and correct me if i'm wrong, if i get some information wrong here, he worked as a certified professional engineer for the city of virginia, in the public utilities department, correct? >> that's exactly right. >> listed on the department press releases as a point of contact for information on local road projects over the last several years. and online search of court records in virginia beach and surrounding counties show that he was cited for a motor vehicle infraction in 2013 but nothing e