. >> mary franklin knows too well. >> we need much more to happen. >> reporter: over her heart a picture of her husband melvin franklin gunned down in boston in 1997. a minister and father of three. every time she hears about a new fatal shooting, those painful memories come rushing back. she said more background checks will help but she wishes obama would focus on the casualties from daily street violence inbound stead of -- instead of mass shootings. >> under served communities where crimes like this that happen happen on a constant basis, almost every day in inner cities people are murdered. >> reporter: even though the rate of homicides in the city has hit a 16-year low, the number of shootings is up. the mayor says most involve out of state. in the back bay, christina hager, wbz news. >> thanks. we will have more on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >>> a manchester, new hampshire woman took matters in her own hands when a man tried to rob her. the 65-year-old victim told police she became concerned when a man followed her into the parking lot. he got out of his car and jumped in fron

. >> reporter: mary franklin says she applauds the step president obama has taken but in her heart, over which she wears her murdered husband's picture, it's not enough. >> investigating in under served communities where the crimes like this that happen, you know, happen on a constant basis, almost everyday. >> melvin franklin gunned down in boston in 1997. a minister and father of three. new fatal shooting, those painful memories come rushing back. she said more background checks will help but she wishes obama had focused on the casualties from daily street violence instead of bass shootings. >> there must be resources sewn into the communities to look at why the problem exists. big step. however, i think it's out of his control. anything that he wants to do action. >> marty walsh traveled to washington for the announcement. massachusetts has some of the tightest controls in the country. he said the new executive order will prevent illegally owned guns from crossing into the state. >> online sales are a bigger issue. there is potential for outside terrorist organizations and other peopl

franklin said she habit tasted it but said miss patty is going to have to move that pie to the side. standing feud. they should just share pie and get over it. >> marie: break some bread. and just invite everybody over. sounds like a delicious party. >> reed: for a franklin-labelle bread. maybe labelle-franklin. another fight brewing. >> marie: an act of kindness getting a lot of attention on social media. >> reed: coming up why one police officer could keep those feuding a thing or two. he stepped in to make a stranger's day. >> marie: here is something that will make everybody smile. a few of our own going to the other big game. we'll drew to our furry adoptable friends making an appearance in th. >> wind advisories over much of our area tomorrow and believe me those are the winds of change. they're going blow us from the 70s tomorrow how about to the lower 30s for some overnight lows. you are going to want to watch it is a doozy up ahead. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life ins

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franklin roosevelt vs. the supreme court" and the founding writer at west wing writers the democratic focused speechwriters group here in town. >> thanks. i didn't come prepared to talk about this but mary kate i want to add a different and slightly less elevated perspective on the story you just told. i was in college when president bush threw up on the prime minister and i will say this is probably not a revelation to any of you but college students are usually pretty creative in coming up with ways of describing throwing up boyfriending being old school. >> yes. >> and so there was a moment that followed this incident when the term on campus was for throwing up, you know, after an over indulgent night, you know, "greeting ties was miazowa." se it in a sentence, you know? totally greeted miazowa all over the common room. so, you know. we were very politically focused where i went to college. so i don't know if you'll forgive me for going from comedy to tragedy, but we talked about the president in his role as comforter-in-chief. and my president, president clinton, is obviously well known as someone who famously said, i feel your pain. we actually have learned, you know, you can fact

. >> ben franklin said we are all born ignorant but one must work hard to remain stupid. apparently he had mayor kenny in mind when he said that. as a matter of fact maryn overtime. that is an idiotic statement that has everything to do with islam. charles: tonight president obama's final state of the union address. what can we expect with respect to terror? will that be a major topic? brad sherman of california, thanks for joining us. we had another isis attack, this time in istanbul following san bernardino, paris and philadelphia. will this be a topic of tonight's state of the union address? >> of course, international affairs and terrorism will be a topic. keep in mind that unlike the last administration we are not losing 100 of our best men and women in combat in iraq or afghanistan, casualties in afghanistan being quite low compared to what they were a decade ago. but we have not taken on isis in the way we should. charles: are you contradicting yourself? are you saying responsible retreat was the mistake and we should be fighting them over if there? to your point we are not losing as many service men and women we haven't had this many civilians