jillian and carly soto. how are they?r sister, vicki soto, one of the 26 victims in this horrific shooting. a 27-year-old first grade teacher who they were telling me about this morning, loved to sit in her pajamas, wrap up in a blanket, watch a movie. loved teaching those kids. they feel brioken by the fact she's gone. one of the sisters, jillian, told me i'm an accidental activist. that's why she's here today at this event. it's put on my mayors against illegal guns. you see them behind me. they're reading off the names of all of the people in this country that have died from gun violence over the last six months. since the newtown massacre happened. they're kicking off a 25 state bus tour. 100 days long. here today they're calling for federal gun control legislation to be passed. i want you to listen to what we heard this morning from those sisters, jillian and carly. >> my family is broken. my mother lost her first child. my brother lost his older sister. it's -- we take it day by day. but our sister wasn't just, you

. >> jillian, we know we covered this week that newtown families were in d.c.lier to meet with our elected leaders. were you and your family part of that, if so, how did the meetings go? >> we met with senators yesterday when we were down there, me and my younger sister and younger brother, and we were hopeful. we talked about one of the bills that was up and talked about where they felt we needed to fix things and why they weren't supporting it because they don't agree with certain parts, what they would rather see in it, and you know, it is hopeful to know that, you know, if something did happen that they feel if you change this one line in this, they would support it, and you know, i think that's what we need to do. we need to hear everyone's opinion so we can make a strong bill that's going to make everybody happy and make us safe at the same time, so rushing it isn't going to work. we have to take our time, hear everybody, and we'll get what we need passed and it will be stronger than ever. >> jillian, we send our best to you and your family. thanks for ma

how do the new people deal with the old architecture and the russian house taken by an armenian or jillian for instance. well it will get done has about fifty seven houses now. math think about one hundred forty seven hundred fifty people are. many many people left. when i saw some of the most myself. and i felt my heart being torn as i did. then was is there is still so full of memories that we would argue about my person . he added don't worry i don't think the rest will leave if they would if they wanted to they would have left long ago. i was. thankful. i. this place is where the first lived and later there were buried here. then the rest began to settle around here it is from this spot the boys began to spread to other regions. and southern georgia. here to worship our ancestors. everyone. and say that everybody has a piece of god. in his soul. was what the man is a temple of god in that way we worship the father the son and the holy and the soul is the image of god that was how it was . i was. being. was . was. god. going . nobody chooses to be homeless no one chooses to me and now s

jillian soto's teacher was a teacher killed at sandy hook. >> something needs to be done.ody else needs to die. no nobody else has to die because congress decides to sit back and let this happen. >> reporter: the family members are renewing their call for expanded background checks, but they face an uphill battle. in april the senate rejected a compromised plan that many saw as the best chance to get something done. >> we're here to say the momentum is undiminished, the passion is stronger if anything. we lost the first vote. but we're going to win the last vote. >> reporter: the national rifle association and some conservative lawmakers are against any expanded background checks. they say new laws would not reduce violent crime or keep our kids safe in school. tara mergener for cbs news, capitol hill. >>> in florida, the six jurors and four alternates in the racially charged murder trial of george zimmerman will be sequestered. so far, though, no jurors have been selected. zimmerman, a neighborhood watchman, is pleading not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin l

now speaking, my sister, jillian soto. >> on friday, june 14, it will mark six months since my olderin her first grade classroom. my sister vittori went to school that day to teach her first -- victoria went to school that day to teach her first graders and was faced with the situation that she could have never imagine. a situation that most people will never have to face. around 9:35 a.m., an armed man walked into sandy hook elementary school and opened fire and kill took 26 people within the school. 20 of the people were 6 and 7- year-olds, and six educators. one of those educators was my older sister. i am here today to remind congress what happened to my family, to remind them of what keeps happening in america. 5000 more americans have died due to gun violence since december 14. and there still hasn't been any federal action to protect us from gone violence. -- gun violence. just last week, more people were murdered in santa monica because a man who had access to a gun that was meant to kill. congress cannot continue to allow guns to be in hands of these madmen. now more familie

si >>jillian and carlee soto led the moment of silence in newtown today. >> catherine: their sister vicky one of the teachers who died last december, she fought to save her kids, >> just like the other five educators. they fought to save sandy hook, and now we're fighting to save everybody else. the surviving sisters have joined with other victims' relatives in lobbying for gun control. some of them met with senators as well as the president and vice president this week, >>but their impact on capitol hill has been small. last april the senate tabled a proposal to expand background checks for gun purchases. on a state level, four states have adopted background checks. and five have banned high capacity magazines. far more states have looseened their gun laws. seven of them have closed their public records >> catherine: of who owns guns. judges in oklahoma and wyoming now can carry guns in courtrooms arkansas and north dakota now allow guns in churches. bring their weapons anywhere except schools. and kansas has made enforcement of any federal gun law a crime punishable by jail time and a f

>> jillian tett, thanks, as always. >> turkey, violent protests there have spread to 67 of turk turkey's1 provinces after a sit-in to protect a park in istanbul, but it sparked from there. it callses for the prime minister's resignation has become the focal point of the unrest. joining us now who better than nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel. richard, this is not really about a park. what is going on here? >> it was about a park for about ten minutes and then the riot police came in and they were quite aggressive with the protesters, and there was a lot of imagery of riot police spraying pepper spray into what looked like young people, students, people who were well dressed and not armed in any way, spraying it right into their faces and it grew and grew, and is now a protest movement against -- and you're showing right now the famous -- it's called the woman in the red dress, and it is one that is spreading all over the internet in turkey. this woman just holding her bag and being sprayed with pepper spray. now it is a protest movement against the prime minister himself. t

no elected leader should be able to look jillian or anyone else across the country in the eye who have lost a loved one to gun violence if they are not willing to step up, without saying to them, we have met our obligation. we have met your call to action. and the call to action of the american people. these families cannot forget and will not give up. neither can we. neither can the congress. it is time for us to take action on common sense gun laws. it is time to hold an up or down vote in the house and in the senate on enhanced background checks. i want to thank all of you activists and passionate americans here today for everything that you do. i am so honored to stand with you and support you, and as representative for newtown in congress, and more importantly as a mother, i can assure you i will never give up. i will never surrender. as long as it takes, where every texas across this country. for those in newtown and nose last week in santa monica who are paying the price for continued political inaction, you have strong supporters and we stand strongly with you. now it is, honor

you have also got jillian michaels that is a big investor, don't you think?u and where do you plan to go in the future besides cruise ships you have in flywheel sea. >> i think people like julian and frankfurt family and flywheel and fitness generally is a trend that isn't going to stop. people are moving towards a specialized product and the flywheel is especially specialized. we have proprietary technology and a proprietary program other people don't have. it sets us apart and allows for a point of differentiation in every city we go into. flywheel is not a new york and los angeles product. flywheel works everywhere. we enter communities like seattle or charlotte. we're about to open in raleigh. we resonate with those communities. there for it is national in a big way and it is global. liz: bathing suit season. david: nashville and dubai. quite a contrast. great to see you, joe. best of luck. liz: we should also mention as i said, how many calories do you burn average. >> i mean between 500 and 800 to give awe -- david: oh. >> more for at love people. liz:

. >>> well, that was jillian soto, the younger sister of victoria soto.ies also met privately with president obama. the senate of course tried and failed to pass new background legislation, and that bill was worked out by two senators who had the strong backing of the nra -- trong -- republican pat toomey and joe manchin. in a shift the organization is going after manchin with a new tv ad. let's watch it. >> remember this tv ad? >> i will -- >> that was joe manchin's commitment, but notice manchin is working with president obama and new york mayor michael bloomberg. concerned? >> tell senator manchin to honor his commitment to the second amendment. >> manchin pushed back hard today, writing, quote, the washington n.r.a. could spend $100 million on ads against me, still won't make what they say true. if they were honest with their members, they would sigh that my bill protects second amendment rights, but enhances and strengthens them. unfortunately the leadership in washington has lost is way. while griving families show the humidity issue, of course, the

. >>> well, that was jillian soto, the younger sister of victoria soto. who was killed at sandy hook. that's the daughter of the teacher killed. today the families also met privately with president obama. the senate of course tried and failed to pass new background legislation this spring, and that bill was worked out by two senators who had the strong backing of the nra -- actually the strong opponent of the nra, republican pat toomey and democrat joe manchin. in a shift the organization is going after manchin with a new tv ad in west virginia. let's watch it. >> remember this tv ad? >> i'm joe manchin. i approve this ad because i'll always defend west virginia. as your senator, he will protect our second amendment rights. >> that was joe manchin's commitment, but now manchin is working with president obama and new york mayor michael bloomberg. concerned? you should be. tell senator manchin to honor his commitment to the second amendment. >> well, manchin pushed back hard today, writing, quote, the washington-based nra could spend $100 million on ads aga

now speaking, my sister, jillian soto. >> on friday, june 14, it will mark six months since my older sister was brutally murdered in her first grade classroom. my sister vittori went to school that day to teach her first graders and was faced with the situation that she could have never imagine. a situation that most people will never have to face. a.m., an armed man walked into sandy hook and openedschool and kill took 26 people within the school. were 6 and 7-le year-olds, and six educators. one of those educators was my older sister. i am here today to remind congress what happened to my family, to remind them of what keeps happening in america. 5000 more americans have died due to gun violence since december 14. and there still hasn't been any federal action to protect us from gone violence. just last week, more people were murdered in santa monica because a man who had access to a gun that was meant to kill. congress cannot continue to allow guns to be in hands of these madmen. now more families are going through the pain that my family is going through. forgottenhave not what k

. >> that is reminiscent of the jillian flynn book "gone girl."s a great book. >> and that is "pop news." >> let's get the weather from sam. >> oh, hi! i was just talking to dan from cleveland, because he's tall. he was going to hold the umbrella for all of us. why are you here? >> she goes to nyu, we all went to college together. >> john carroll university. >> welcome in. a showery day. i was telling those folks we're coming over there to end. let's get to the boards. how about this. look at this spiraling area of clouds. because, by the way, the hurricane season started saturday. already we have a tropical low that means more rain for the south florida area. they're only giving it a 20% chance of development. this is an awful lot of rain for the state of florida. more showers and thunderstorms in that direction. a quick look at the big boards. just the show you what you're in for, the rest of the country. the line of storms from texas to the dakotas. >> hanging out in the rain with us. i love that. so we'll go inside to -- >> all: lara! >> thank

>> and, poppy, connecticut recently passed sweeping gun legislation but i spoke with jillian soto.ton with some of the newtown family as lobbying members of congress and she told me she was frustrated because so far they have been unsuccessful in being able to motivate congress to really do anything. so, what has changed overall since the sandy hook shooting? >> that's a great point. frustration is felt here from those that want to see federal change. we haven't seen it, as you know, we saw that move to ban assault weapons and also to extend background checks failed in the senate in april. but i want to take you through what is happening in connecticut because very sweeping changes to gun laws and more than 100 guns added to their assault weapons ban and limited to ten arms and firearm sales. everyone who buys a firearm has to go through a background check including private sales and gun show sales and actually now, brian brianna, connecticut has the first nationwide state registry for anyone who has been involved in a crime involving a gun. brianna? >> poppy harlow in newtown. >>>

. >> caller: it's jillian. >> obama: i'm sorry.some years, and this nuts. cork corker was right on this one. i mean it just -- we have not had the influx of immigrants since arpaio was a nut case here too. we have got some really craze see people down here. people have fled from this state. they just don't want to be here. >> bill: you are right. the flow across the border now is from north to south, not the other way. >> caller: absolutely. and the crux of this is people want to sequester everything. >> bill: yeah, that's insane. it looks like this is the way it is going to go. >> most likely. people are saying this compromise could bring as many as 15 republicans on board. democrats don't think they will lose anyone because of this. they might bring on the red state democrats likechin and maybe mark pryor. >> bill: yeah. this is a problem, and they have to muck it up. thank you for coming in. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." ♪ to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this

♪ >> hi, everyone, i'm jillian and i want to be the first to welcome you to a new season of real lifehere you'll get the inside scoop of real jobs, great career choices. and what a season we've got in store for you. we'll be covering everything from the music industry in nashville to state of the art health professions. to careers in sports, both on and off the field, to law enforcement. but first we're going to start the season off with some of our viewer favorites from last year. we'll take you back to gracie's visit of a lab of a medicinal chemist and learn how he researches way to develop new medications that will benefit people with cancer and diabetes. then, we'll take a look back at shawn's meeting with a lobbyist and see how she advocates for causes to get laws passed. plus, we'll bring you gracie's interview with an orthopedic surgeon and see why he enjoys fixing people's broken bones and other musculoskeletal issues. so, sit back and enjoy as we bring you the best of the best from last year's real life 101. ♪ >> are you one of those students who is fascinated by chem lab and

no elected leader should be able to look jillian or anyone else across the country in the eye who have lost a loved one to gun violence if they are not willing to step up, without saying to them, we have met our obligation. we have met your call to action. and the call to action of the american people. these families cannot forget and will not give up. neither can we. neither can the congress. it is time for us to take action on common sense gun laws. it is time to hold an up or down vote in the house and in the senate on enhanced background checks. i want to thank all of you activists and passionate americans here today for everything that you do. i am so honored to stand with you and support you, and as representative for newtown in congress, and more importantly as a mother, i can assure you i will never give up. i will never surrender. as long as it takes, where every texas across this country. us acrossr it takes this country. for those in newtown and nose last week in santa monica who are paying the price for continued political inaction, you have strong supporters and we stand s

government that continues to borrow and spend, we owe $17 trillion, we are borrowing less than $1 jillianer year, if there is snow and insight and the president wants to consent -- borrowing less than 01 dollars trillion per year, and there is no end in sight, if we get to an agreement, i am in favor of raising the debt limit so we can get to balance. host: have you voted in favor in the past? guest: i have. amarillo, texas, republican column. caller: i would like to ask congressman duffy, i am concerned on the immigration bill. as 40% andd as few as many as 75% of the hispanic illegal aliens will not sign up for citizenship. what will the penalty for those people who want to stay in our country illegally? guest: we want to take people out of the shadows and you are right, i have heard statistics where some of these folks who have not come here with proper documentation, they don't want to be citizens. they want to move back and forth from america to their homeland. we want to make sure we have a system where we treat people fairly and do that separate families. we will acknowledge the pr

aim my kremer is chair of the tea party express and jillian is a strategist.me folks from different groups testify about what they went through. but over this week and the last couple of weaks some of the groups would not have qualified based on the requirement for the sort of social welfare activities. then we also learned that it turns out more conservative groups were approved than liberal groups which seems to undercut some of the argument here. >> it doesn't matter how many more were approved or weren't approved. i mean the bottom line is the irs went above and beyond its power. they admitted that they were wrong in doing this. and it's a violation of our first amendment rights. it's not just about tea party or conservative. every single american should be concerned about this because a government bureaucracy is being used to target people for their political believes. >> but again, let's be clear though. let's remember what we're talking about, what we were looking for is whether or not these groups would qualify for a certain kind of tax status and esse

. >> reporter: the home belonged to jillian cannon, a lifelong hoarder who passed away in january andave an intervention with her. we wanted to try and get things cleaned up and get her on the road to recovery, and she absolutely refused. >> you really do need help with this. >> reporter: back at nancy's home, the fire department calls in another member of the task force. >> you come into a room like this, what's your initial reaction or response? >> paperwork is a tough one for a lot of people. nancy, you're definitely not alone there. >> reporter: cory chalmers is the owner of the cleaning company featured in the tv show "hoarders." >> anyone who works with a hoarder has to play psychologist. this isn't about going in and taking their trash and cleaning up stuff, it really is. >> reporter: what if you came in and your house was beautiful and you didn't know what happened to your stuff. what would your thoughts and emotions be? >> well, i would be appalled, to begin with. >> reporter: for the task force, success comes from striking the right balance between ensuring public safety and