manuel oliver, a man who never wanted to have to be in his shoes. he's a father of a parkland shooting victim, joaquin oliver, guac. leader of the anti gun organization, it's not the ref. they put a statement to their website thing that they know that the weapon used was made by them. they're going to cooperate with law enforcement and their investigations. but nothing will come of that because are not being accused of breaking any laws. it's really not the most productive of statements that came from denote offense. still to come, he is a former and are a lobbyist who gave ronald reagan an ar-15 shooting lesson but he is willing to compromise on gun control. a key gun rights proponent joins me to have a hard conversation about what needs to happen and how to get it done. also, the latest in the investigation into the killing of a judge in wisconsin. the suspect allegedly had a political hit list. plus we are days away from the primetime january six hearings that investigators promise will blow the roof off of capitol hill. not literally. we're expec

a pasar siempre y espero que esa pueda cambiar >>> dÍa de exigencias y testimonios como el de manuel oliver su hijo por la violcia armada y entre los miles de asistentes con la emociÓn hasta las lÁgrimas y ciento corrieron alto grito de una supuesta arma >>> el fundador de la marcha un sobreviviente de parkland quien advirtiÓ que a la par de su discur alguien planea un ataque y el presidente biden pidiÓ que las marchas continÚen sosteniendo que las reformas de armas debe volverse algo electoral, marcharon de costa a costa incluyendo nueva york y tambiÉn en varias ciudades de california como los Ángeles y pasadena >>> presidente senadores tienen que que abrir los ojos para hacer el cambio para los hijos >>> en estos lugares donde han ocurrido tiroteos escolares como parkland florida y tambiÉn en uvalde texas donde el dolor de la masacre sigue a flor de pie y en houston los representantes llevaron la marcha hasta el senador ted cruz,s esta sema se llevaron a cabo 71 reuniones con oficiales electos noticias telemundo. >>> y hablemos del tiempo porque hoy llegamos a temperaturas de 3 dÍgitos ph

sobrevivientes de la matanza (nombre) en florida el 2018 donde murió 14 estudiantes, entre ellos el hijo de manuel oliveros de la escuela de uvalde texas en un supermercado en buffalo nueva york en un hospital de oklahoma y otros han vuelto a provocar fuertes debates sobre el control de armas en el congreso >> personalmente creo que deberían hacer los cambios necesarios >> en los últimos días la cámara de representantes aprobó una medida para aumentar a 21 la edad mínima para comprar rifles de alta capacidad y prohibir la venta de cargadores de municiones con más de 20 rondas, los activistas saben muy bien que la batalla cuesta arriba está en el senado donde por el momento no existe apoyo para realizar los cambios que piden >> ahora en pantalla encuentra cifras que muestran que lo que va de este año ya se reportan por lo menos 250 y cuatro tiroteos, más de uno por día la página (nombre) reporta que solo en el 2020 resultaron heridas o perdieron la vida más de 5000 niños y jóvenes de entre los cero y 18 años de edad, vamos a cambiar de tema hablamos de lo que para muchos es un problema y nos estamos refir

i want to bring in manuel oliver for his perspective. on joaquin was killed in the parkland, florida, mass shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. manuel, you and your wife patricia have made this your life's mission since losing your son. i appreciate you joining us. you founded an organization to prevent a mass shooting like the one that killed your son from happening again, but it did happen again and again in recent days. how do you process that? as lawmakers on capitol hill are still trying to find common ground on a gun safety bill, but two -- two weeks since at least uvalde happened. >> well, that's unacceptable, you know. like we've been working, as you said, very hard every single day. we work 24/7 on preventing these things from happening. and we did our job. we have done our job. our part was done. we went there, we voted for leaders, we created these organizations, but you know what, they failed. they betrayed us. so now we are in a moment that it's like we have learned nothing since the last five years, and i think

i'm joined now by manuel oliver, whose17—year—old son joaquin "guac" oliver was killed in the shootingas high school in 2018. manuel is also an activist and co—founder of gun control advocacy group "change the ref". thank you very much for your time here on bbc world news. i'm sure it's always difficult to talk about this so i really appreciate you coming in speaking to us about the suspect sensitive subject. president biden said this was a step in the right direction but it was still a long way to go. how do you feel today? are you a little encourage that america is heading in that my direction?— is heading in that my direction? ~ . direction? well, i agree with what the president - direction? well, i agree with what the president said - direction? well, i agree with what the president said and | what the president said and what the president said and what he thinks about this. we are expecting way more than what we heard today, not to mention that what we have today is just in this moment a proposal. it's the word of an agreement between republicans and democrats, so nothing is offic

manuel oliver, cofounder of change the ref. we have to leave it there.ining us tonight. and again, we're so sorry for your loss. >> thanks so much, pleasure being here. >> and while we are on the subject of policy and the gridlock in the senate, update on one of the big senate races that many determined party control of the chamber is full. pennsylvania primary elections, two and a half weeks ago, but the republican race there has been too close to call ever since. until tonight, we got news just a couple of hours ago, that trump's preferred candidate, tv doctor mehmet oz, who has done multiple you turns in order to please the donald, he will now be the republican nominee, come november. his rival, david mccormack, conceded that race today. on the democratic side, lieutenant governor john fetterman has cast his emergency absentee ballot from the hospital on election day, after having a stroke, and was released a few days after winning his primary race. today, fetterman released a statement from his cardiologist saying, that he has cardio myopathy, which

i want to read for you specifically a tweet from manuel oliver. he is the father of one of the parkland shooting victims, and he said this -- "i was expecting an executive order, and all we got was an executive prayer." what is stopping, josh, at this point the president from taking any sort of executive action? >> well, the constitution, yasmin. at least that's what president biden recently told reporters, saying, look, i can't just ban a certain type of weapon, i can't just change background check laws unilaterally based on the way that our system is structured. and the reality is that while the white house would like -- is looking for whatever executive actions they can take, the first time president biden was in the white house, when he was vice president and leading the gun issue for the obama administration, they scoured the federal books to see what is within the president's powers. this white house has done the same. we saw the president sign that executive order last month on ghost guns. i guess it was two months ago now. but the fact of