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mary and terry hunt never responded to cnn. neither did son, rusty.ho asked us to come into his trailer, no camera. >> he doesn't want to talk about the case. i explained to him our story and i explained for him about tracking the guns to crimes and i explained to him in particular that a smith and wesson that ended up in the hands of him and he shot an innocent student on the streets of san francisco and he had no reaction. >> the hunts got off easy. a plea deal to a misdemeanor, no prison time, just probation and fines. he now drives for a ride share company. his dreams of a career in electrical engineering shattered by bullets that left him unable to focus. >> sounds like you had almost a life sentencing. >> yeah. >> he joins us now. what is the solution to all of this? >> the universal background check bill passed in the house but apparently going nowhere in the senate is the answer to shutting down these unlicensed gun dealers. if you require every single gun sale to include a background check it removes the ambiguity that allows unlicensed deale

mary and terry hunt never responded to cnn. neither did son, rusty.s is derrick who asked us to come into his trailer, no camera. >> he is still pron probation for another two years. >> he doesn't want to talk about the case. i explained to him our story and i explained for him about tracking the guns to crimes and i explained to him in particular that a smith and wesson that ended up in the hands of him and he shot an innocent student on the streets of san francisco and he had no reaction. despite the seriousness of the crime and years of investigation. >> the hunts got off easy. a plea deal to a misdemeanor, no prison time, just probation and fines. he now drives for a ride share company. his dreams of a career in electrical engineering shattered by bullets that left him unable to focus. >> sounds like you had almost a life sentencing. >> yeah. it's pretty unfair. >> he joins us now. what is the solution to all of this? >> the universal background check bill passed in the house but apparently going nowhere in the senate is the answer to shutting dow

we're also joined by friends of mine, mary ann mendoza, ken terry, laura wilkerson, sabine durbin, and steve rodback. i'll ask steve to say a few words, and ask some of the folks behind me to say also a few words as to the importance of what we're doing. there's nothing more important. as i said, i was elected on a very -- by a very, very great group of american people, millions and millions of people, because they want security for our country. and that's what we're going to have. i'd like to ask secretary nielsen to say a few words, and then attorney general bill barr, and then i'd like to go to some of the folks behind me, and perhaps you would have something to say, and then we're going to sign something that's going to give us safety at our border. secretary? >> i want to thank you and the vice president for your leadership and your constant support of the brave men and women, not only represented behind it you, the very front lines of our country, c.b.p. and i.c.e. the fact that this is an emergency is undeniable. we have not seen this type of flow. as you know it's predominantly

we're also joined by friends of mine, mary ann mendoza, kent terry, laura wilkerson, sabin durden and steve ronbeck. i'm going to ask steve to say a few weeks and some folks behind me to say a few words as to the importance of what we're doing. there's nothing more important. as i said, i was elected on a very -- by a very, very great group of american people. millions and millions of people. because they want security for our country. that's what we're going to have. i'd like to ask secretary nielsen to say a few words and then attorney general bill barr and then i'd like to go to some of the folks behind me. perhaps you'd have something to say and then we're going to sign something that is going to give us safety at our border. secretary? >> i want to thank you and the vice president for your leadership and constant support of the brave men and women behind you, the very front lines of country. the fact that this is an emergency is undeniable. we have not seen this type of flow, as you know, predominantly families and children, which means there's a very unique and dangerous humanit

we're also joined by friends of mine, mary ann mendoza, ken terry, laura wilkerson, sabine durden and streev ronbeck and i will ask steve to say a few words and some of the folks behind me to say also a few words as to the importance of what we're doing. there's nothing more important. as i said, i was elected on a very -- by a very, very great group of american people, millions of people because they want security for our country. i would like to ask secretary nielsen to say some words and attorney general bill barr and go to some of the folks behind me. and perhaps you would have something to say. then we're going to sign something that's going to give us safety at our border. madam secretary? >> president trump in the oval office moments ago, he will veto -- in fact he has now vetoed that termination of his national emergency declaration, the president saying it's a tremendous national emergency, a tremendous crisis. again referring to it as dangerous and reckless what's taking place, specifically referring to that measure that was signed on by 12 republicans. we have our table bac

we're also joined by friends of mine, mary ann mendoza, ken terry, laura wilkerson, sabine durdin and steve rombeck. i will ask steve to say a few words and i will ask some of the folks behind me to say also a few words as to the importance of what we're doing. there's nothing more important. as i said, i was elected on a very -- by a very very great group of american people, millions and millions of people, because they want security for our country, and that's what we're going to have. i'd like to ask secretary nielsen to say a few words, then attorney general bill barr, then i would like to go to some of the folks behind me and perhaps you would have something to say, then we are going to sign something that's going to give us safety at our border. secretary? >> i just want to thank you and the vice president for your leadership and your constant support of the brave men and women not only represented behind you, on the very front lines of our country, but at cbp and i.c.e. we have not seen this type of flow, as you know it's predominantly families and children, which means there's

terry mcsweeney. >> i'm anoushah rasta. a crash in a residential neighborhood. >> nbc bay area's mary ann favreau has the story where the chase came to a sudden end and the suspects were arrested. >> reporter: terry and anoushah, this is where the suspect's vehicle jumped the curb, plowed through this front yard, took down a wooden fence and then landed in this vineyard. san jose police responded to this valero gas station market on meridian avenue late this afternoon on a report of three young women shoplifting food and a man pushing the clerk who confronted them. >> officers attempted to stop the vehicle. the vehicle topuffuit, which en half mile from the gas station when the suv crashed through the fence of a yoko vineyard. >> i was in my house. i heard a bang and i went outside and i'm thinking to myself, are you kidding me. >> that's when yoko ran outside. >> i saw the car go in my vineyard. i went out and three girls jumped out and started running toward the back, up the fence. >> reporter: police say they arrested three suspects. one woman was treated at the scene for injuries. he says the srngsuv narrowly mi hitting h

i think that mary terry. think that i will. be understanding that i was some odd. but. why i will not do that because i knew it. because i saw. i saw the fear of the myriad terry. that's why they put me in jail because the fear . she's chosen a popular weekend market to stage a play about. two counts to one hundred. the number of inmates she was confined. to. i'm not a i feel fear scared about this but. i have a little bit of the people. that. seem a prison is like a ban from politics for a decade so she ends her sure by polling the public. but. when. she asks because to yes. using lipstick on her body. this pop up performance is one of the more unusual things i've done the same. the public approves. over the security gods much you want to break the world. on the surface thailand's cosmopolitan capital bangkok doesn't appear oppressed you galleries and trendy culture districts have created a contemporary arts but some curation say under the current military government they operate in a climate of fear. in downtown bangkok summer runs a local gallery in box known for its

mary hunt is a former county commissioner. her husband, terry, a prominent wheat farmer., the family's side business for years, according to the atf, was selling guns to just about anyone. court records obtained by cnn show this washington state family were prolific gun sellers dating back to 2009. they sold hundreds of guns at their table at the big reno gun show in nevada. no questions asked, no background checks conducted. in 2012 atf agents hand delivered a warning letter to terry hunt telling him to stop. the family kept selling. the atf traced guns sold by the hunts to drug dealers, felons, crime scenes, even into the hands of a mentally ill person, all prohibited from owning firearms. cnn's investigation, including an admission from the shooter himself, found that the .38 caliber smith & wesson used by easy chang that nearly killed tarek usladi can be traced to mary hunt. the hunts never responded to cnn. derek asked us to come into his trailer with no camera. >> do you want to come in? >> reporter: that was derek. he's still on probation for another two years, he