. >> i am working with my colleague, mike gibson from carson. i am a joint arthur -- author on his legislation. this will make it much harder for people to get those guns. ghost guns are way too easy to get. they come in parts. you don't have to go through the waiting, the education you would have to get normally. the bottom line is we have way too many americans who believe that guns have more rights than people and that we should not be able to -- you see way too often that people are blaming the wrong thing. we just have way too easy access to guns. whether it is japan, germany, england, they have much stricter regulations on who can get a gun. >> the second amendment and the constitution, people have not interpreted what we mean it to be federally. are you saying that we need to start looking at gun ownership as something that is more of a privilege? where you need to demonstrate both the skills and the purpose to have one? >> in california, you saw the vehicle accidents. over time, we have made driving a vehicle as well as being in a vehicl

a bill by los angeles assemblyman mike gibson would ban the individual parts for sale that allow people to assemble the untraceable weapon at home. it goes a step beyond biden's new proposal to require manufactures to include serial numbers on the parts. gun rights advocates say none of that will do much to stop people who are not following the law to begin with. >> it seems that they are criminalizing more conduct and making it harder for californians to exercise the most core function of their right to bear arms, making a gun for yourself is the purest exercise of the second amendment. >> allowing california gun violence victims to sue gun manufactures. >>> still ahead tonight. >>> about 200 children would be displaced in the community and we have nowhere else for them to go. >> parents rally on the peninsula to save a low-cost childcare that they depend on. >>> plus, why nurses from a dozen bay area hospitals are headed for the picket lines. >> and swimmers and fisherman be aware. a northern california river could rise by 6 feet tomorrow. has nothing to do with the rain on the way >>

a bill by los angeles mike gibson would ban the sale of the individual parts that allow people to assemble the untraceable weapons at home. it goes a step beyond president biden's proposal to require manufacturers to include serial numbers on the parts. gun rights advocates say none of that will do much to stop people who are not following the lot to begin with. >> it seems they are criminalizing more conduct. making it harder for californians to exercise the most core function of their right to keep arms, really think about it, making a gun for yourself is appears exercise of the second amendment . >> other legislation proposed in the wake of the sacramento mass shooting would allow california gun violence victims to sue gun manufacturers. >>> the time is ticking away to end. a recerveyund h-lot of laesr capita google searches for last-minute tax questions. one financial experts as people tend to avoid filing taxes if they don't think they will get a lot in return. the time it takes is also an issue. >> the anxiety around taxes israel. if you have not filed your taxes, the good news is yo

mike, bob gibson pitched a one-hitter through 13 innings.ings. somebody will look at chris sale. what's happened? what's happened? >> the short answer is sabermetrics, stats. a bunch of ivy league guys in front offices who are very smart and very good in their jobs. they figure based on stats and sabermetrics, if these guys go four or five innings, we'll have a better way percentagewise of winning the ball game. >> does that make them less durable? why are they pitching less and getting hurt more? p >> that's a very good question. you're talking about shortened games, bob gibson, nolan ryan. we were texting the other day about one of the more famous games ever in major league baseball, a match-up between ron mayor shall and warren spahn in 1962 in san francisco, 16 innings. warren spahn at the time was 43 years of age.of he fought at the battle of the bulge, and he went all 16 innings, as did mayor shell. that game was played in under 2 1/2 hours. >> the braves -- >> barnicle knows a lot about this stuff. >> what theories have you heard abou

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gibson had any idea who you are? [sighs] if i were a betting man, i would say no but i'd like to hope he had an inkling of who he was talking to. mikea day. i know. greg has already commandeered johnny on a weekend, so i don't know what's going to happen. but i don't want to know. it's none of my business. it's part of the deal. you swim, you swim with johnny. [laughs] all right, that is all for us tonight. "tucker carlson tonight" is next. and remember, i am the watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." pretty much everybody in america feels awful about what is happening right now to average ukrainians. they didn't ask for this war and they are really suffering, so your heart goes out. you feel compassion for tragedy no matter where it is. whether it's a landslide in sri lanka or a war in ukraine. so you feel compassion appeared on the other hand, you may at some point over the last month ask yourself, why