(applause) something is wrong. >> the national rifle association, target of much anger in colorado. >> narrator: as it happened, just blocks away, the nra was gathering for its long planned annual convention. >> gun enthusiasts insist there is no connection between the columbine tragedy and weapons. >> narrator: inside, top executives of the nra weighed how to respond. they issued a public statement of sympathy and then sent out their most famous member: charlton heston. (cheers and applause) >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> to this day, when i would look at charlton heston, i didn't see the president of the nra. i saw moses. you couldn't have picked a better caricature of who you wanted speaking with that stentorian voice of his. >> america must stop this predictable pattern of reaction. when an isolated, terrible event occurs, our phones ring, demanding that the nra explain the inexplicable. why us? because their story needs a villain. >> narrator: despite the shooting, the nra stayed focused on its core beliefs. >> the base of the national rifle association believes so strong

we have to endure as a people before we stand up to the congressional lobbyists of the national rifle associationmany more americans have to die? >> now listen to the applause from the original speech. >> congressional lobbyists of the national rifle association? how many more americans have to die? >>> and "snl" just released their promos for this weekend with host donald trump. >> hi, i'm donald trump, and i'll be hosting "saturday night live" this week with musical guest sia. >> and to make things extra fun, donald has promised that for the whole show he is not going to brag or say he's the best at anything, right, donald? >> that's right, scily. and i'm going to do the best job anyone's ever done not saying it. >> and you just said it. >> what can i say? i'm the absolute best. what can i say? >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> let's welcome syndicated columnist bob franken. good morning, bob. thanks for being here. >> good morning. regarding the o'malley applause, obviously what they did is took some of the applause that was for one of our appearances together and e

i have independence to take on on wall street, the backbone to take on the national rifle association and get comprehensive gun safety legislation done. these are the contrasts that will be drawn in the next week. >> you complained about the lack of debates. do you think that democratic national committee has put the fix in for clinton byt keeping the lid on the debates? mr. o'malley: i think they tried, and i think it backfired, because that first debate was viewed by more americans than any other democratic presidential debate. kathy: clinton has a history of doing well. mr. o'malley: you would think, wouldn't? that was the first debate. now we are going into compare and contrast. i am looking forward to it. i think the party sometimes tries to circle the wagons around the inevitable frontrunner, especially when that frontrunner appears to be shaky. one thing that happens without fail is the people iowa are not intimidated by big money or polls or what people inside washington are saying as the outcome of this election. i think they want choices, a conversation, and visits to answer

the law-maker, a gun owner, enjoys shooting with her husband and kids is furious at the national rifle association. >> it's not your "gravity"'s inner a. the n.r.a. has changed to a political organization. it's a political organization funding money into candidates that support their extreme legislation. >> what bills are we talking about. it's almost unbelievable. what they are putting through the state. bills like putting guns at the university campuses. putting guns in bars, banks. making it so your e.r. can't ask if you come in on a firearm, whether you have a firearm. it's not safe. kids will die. people will die. montreal doesn't need that n.r.a. out of state corporate push. >> i understand the terminology has been norfeed into. in is about gun safety. this is about control. that's what this is about. >> at the missoula meeting a spokesman for the international rifle association was given 5 minutes to testify. he declined a request. but he shares the few on the background check ordnance. i'm sitting with a book. and this is 10 years old. in fine print and as... >> at least are some of the gu

children's safety and public safety had of the craven corrupts and morally interests of the national rifle association. [applause] look, it is a free country. it is a free country. the nra has one goal and one go only, and that is selling as many guns as possible no matter the cost in lives. well, it might be their interests, but that is not what is best for america, and we need to stand up and say no to the nra. [applause] years, for 40 years, they have bullied, threatened, pushed their legislation through congress, told our own members of congress what we can pass and what we can't pass for the people. i say it is high time we found our backbone as democrats and stand up together and say no to the mra -- in ra. -- nra. [applause] >> and what am i talking about? i'm talking about universal background checks. to save lives, we muscles are banned the sale of combat assault weapons. [applause] , we must useves the buying power of our own federal government, the biggest customer, by the way, the gun companies have, and refuse to buy guns for an any company that does not use the latest, highest, and best

. >> but last year, the national rifle association helped defeat president obama's gun control proposal, which would have required background checks for all private sales at gun shows and online. >> gerry stoudemire is president of the gun owners club of south carolina, and works closely with the nra here. >> ok, right now it is loaded and ready to fire... >> it's empty. there are millions of guns sold every year in the us that never hurt anybody. and the people don't intend to hurt anybody. the purpose for buying it was not for doing harm to another person. but for shooting. >> so you think that the laws that are in place right now are the right ones? no more laws are necessary? >> i feel that we have plenty of laws in effect that are not being enforced. >> for example? >> people that are prohibited from having guns or shooting people everyday with them. what's the penalty for getting, for doing it? are we enforcing the penalty, or are we having a revolving court system that just puts them right back on the street and they do it again the next day. this is what i've see the problem to

to be close down there gun safety is a tough position to take to the state home to the national rifle association's national headquarters. he is a long-time supporter of the clintons. he headlines a hillary clinton rally last month in virginia after her marathon benghazi testimony. he thinks she has the right stuff. >> inside and out she knows the foreign policy. she should be president of the united states. you let the republicans keep doing what they are doing. they're entertaining to watch. i get a kick out of watching them. i don't learn anything about what they are doing to do for america. >> the trump campaign said they submitted enough signatures to qualify trump as the virginia primary ballot march 1st next year. virginia will be pivotal. joining me is virginia governor terry mcauliffe. i'm impressed by your guts going at it for gun safety in the state that is virginia what's changed? why do people open their ears and hearts to the idea of bad people getting their fingers on guns? >> when i ran for governor this was a top tomorrowic for me. it's important. here in virginia we have one of th

. >> the national rifle association became officially incorporated. >> and in 1963 jack rub key shootarvey oswald in the garage of the dallas police headquarters. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. >> it is tuesday november 24th and a fox news alert. the war against isis escalating at this hour. a turkish warplane shot down a russian fighter jet. the breaking details coming right now. >> ahead of the busiest travel week of the year, the rare move used by the state department amid fears the terror attack could happen anywhere, any time. >> the force is with the other guy when a man dressed as darth vader picks the wrong man to mess with. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am lia gabriel. it is 29 minutes after the hour. >> i am heather childers. millions prepare to travel for thanksgiving. >> the state department taking unprecedented steps out

. >> reporter: a crew was recording the closing for the national rifle association.he 60-year-old shop's closing came on the heels of proposed legislation by the board of supervisors calling for the video taping of all transactions. >> video taping someone buying a gun is not going to stop or deter crime activity that is going on. >> i don't know what it will do. >> guns are improper in san francisco, but on the other side of -- guns aren't too popular in san francisco, but on the other side of the coin, it is history that will no longer be here. it is kind of disappointing. >> reporter: not everywhere shareed in the disappointment. >> i think it is fantastic that the gun shops are closing. it is ridiculous that we are allowed to carry guns. francisco has some of the strictest gun laws in the country. now for the first time in its history, it will no longer have a gun shop. >> it is like the last picture show, you know? >> reporter: in san francisco, jeff pierce, kron 4 news. >>> one person killed, one arrested and three injured after a car crash in oakland. officers

he says he has been thwarted by the national rifle association even though a 2012 poll for the pro gun group found that 79% of gun owners support keeping guns from those on the watch list. >> makes you wonder. thank you. >>> from tracking gun purchases to tracking potential terrorists, a new surveillance program is helping authorities keep an eye out for trouble. it's in place on some of the busiest roads in our area. so could it prevent an attack here? it is a cbs 2 exclusive coming up at 6:00. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, we'll have the latest on the soccer stadium scare in germany. the new details about what police did and did not find. >> also, a sign of the times? why businesses in one neighborhood are asking you to stop giving to the homeless. >> and punched during a traffic stop. did this officer go too far? decide. >>> we have some breaking news at 5:30. authorities evacuated a stadium in northern germany and canceled a soccer match to a bomb -- netherlands due to a bomb scare. nothing was found. police in belgium are searching for a second fugitive involved in the paris attac

though, in his rant, he wondered why gun lovers and the national rifle association would oppose the sale of any gun. >> raymond: how can the n.r.a. or people want to prohibit a gun when we're supposed to be pro gun? we're supposed to say that any person's hands. how can they say that a gun should be prohibited? how hypocritical is that? if you believe in the second amendment, and the second amendment is absolute-- that the right of people to keep and bears arms shall not be infringed-- then you should be able to buy whatever you want. >> stahl: what andy didn't realize is that there's a long, beleaguered history to these devices. 15 years ago, gun maker smith and wesson promised the clinton white house to develop smart guns as part of a deal to fend off liability litigation. >> bill clinton: under the agreement, smith and wesson will develop smart guns that can be fired only by the adults who own them. >> stahl: the gun lobby organized a boycott against smith and wesson, seeing smart guns and other concessions in the deal as part of the gun control agenda. factories closed, employees wer

. >> in one of the ways is i've had the backbone to take on the national rifle association, and bringn safety legislation. senator sanders for his part actually pushed through legislation that gave gun manufacturers immunity from lawsuits, and in terms of senator sanders and his economic views, look, i don't believe we're going to solve our nation's problems by having a debate about the finer points and the pros and cons of socialism, i believe that we're going to do it by taking actions that include more of our people, more fully in the economic life of our country. what does that mean? that means raising the minimum wage. it means paying overtime pay for overtime work. it means making it easier for people to join unions and bargaining collectively for better wages rather than harder. it's that sort of common sense american capitalism that i believe can still work. >> governor martin o'malley, thank you for your time this morning. >> okay. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you, reverend sharpton, thanks very much. >>> we'll be right back with the interim pastor of mother emman

. >>> "the new york daily news" newspaper here in new york has gone to war against the national rifle association and its executive vice president, specifically its public face, wayne lapierre. last week the daily news ran a cover "the nra's sick jihad." this week they mock him as "jihadi wayne" complete with a photo shopped image of wayne as a terrorist. it's assailing nra over its opposition to a bill from democratic senator dianne feinstein and republican congressman peter king designed to prevent people on the government's terror watch list from purchasing guns. from 2004 to 2014 as the "washington post" reported, over 2,000 people on that list who the fbi suspects have some connection to terrorism were able to legally purchase guns in the u.s. think about it. even though the government views the people on its watch list as possible terrorists or related to terrorism it does not prevent them from legally buying firearms. among those on that list were the kouachi brothers, men allegedly responsible for the attack on french satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." also on the list tamerlan tsarnaev,

though, in his rant, he wondered why gun lovers and the national rifle association would oppose the saleraymond: how can the n.r.a. or people want to prohibit a gun when we're supposed to be pro gun? we're supposed to say that any gun is good, in the right person's hands. how can they say that a gun should be prohibited? how hypocritical is that? if you believe in the second amendment, and the second amendment is absolute-- that the right of people to keep and bears arms shall not be infringed-- then you should be able to buy whatever you want. >> stahl: what andy didn't realize is that there's a long, beleaguered history to these devices. 15 years ago, gun maker smith and wesson promised the clinton white house to develop smart guns as part of a deal to fend off liability litigation. >> bill clinton: under the agreement, smith and wesson will develop smart guns that can be fired only by the adults who own them. >> stahl: the gun lobby organized a boycott against smith and wesson, seeing smart guns and other concessions in the deal as part of the gun control agenda. factories closed, emp

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. >> i think a lot of politicians have been very much intimidated by the national rifle association people and. and their lobbying power. they are very aggressive. their goal has one overriding thing and that is to push as many gun sales as they possibly can, regardless of the cost in human life but we have been witness to it in my own state's governor after the slaughter of the innocent in connecticut, we had to barry frank very frank and open discussion including with those who value their hunting traditions and privileges that we are sure them that nothing we do in this bill would infringe in any way on their ability to hunt and we were able to get it done. it wasn't easy. i faced a lot of opposition in my own party. i had to go pursuing the legislators overnight. i had to get them to open their minds to the truth that we need to do it better job of this. background check of ban on assault weapons and eliminating of magazines. all of that stuff is important but if we can do it on the national level and push back on what a lot of people are trafficking guns which isn't even in crime. >>

on the gun issue, i am a member of the board of directors of the national rifle association. i believe in gun rights. i will tell you what i will do, if you, in this room, and all of your friends and colleagues in florida picked me on your ballot. what i will do is i will change washington, d.c. to restore our place in the world. i will do that. we have to call the enemy what it is. t is radical islamism. that is the enemy of this country. we do not need to be lured into condemning all muslims among us that are loyal to the united states because they exist. we must be resolute against the doctrine that the heads people, bernstein will alive, and slaves women and children, and attacks innocent people in places like paris. we will be resolute. our president has failed. weakness is provocative. paris is only the beginning. as obama, i have watched him closely. when he first became president, he went to egypt and apologized for this country, and send that message into the middle ast. they went to west point and said, don't worry, you are not going to be put into any kind of confl

about the politics and yet an undeniable important part of this picture and the role of the national rifle association and other gun lobbyists. is it fair to ascribe so much blame to the gun lobby in terms of standing in the way of the things that we know that work, the evidence-based solutions, the technologies? in some ways they're an easy villain. how does that equation work out in the reality of policy-making, whether in the medical world or trying to bring forth technological solutions? >> here's a clear example. as we already discussed. there is evidence that shows that taking proper precautions at home, locking up the gun, keeping it separate from its ammunition, keeping it unloaded, works. when doctors talk about it, patients listen. however, the gun lobby has taken active steps to prevent physicians from have this will ki kind of conversation. states like florida, missouri, other states have similar ambitions. it's now illegal. physicians will be punished if they have that kind of conversation with their patients. not only does that infringe on the first amendment rights of physicians to free

in a statement to cbs ws, the national rifle association said the legislation does nothing to would deny law-abiding citizens their constitutional rights without due process. house speaker paul ryan, who passed a bill yesterday to beef up screening of syrian refugees, was noncommittal on the gun bill. >> you said it's better to be safe than sorry. is this something that you'd'd support? >> this is the beginning of all this process. the task force is taking all suggestions from democrats and republicans. >> reporter: when a firearms purchase is checked against the terror watch list, it doesnd up helping investigators, because that application includes a social security number, it includes a name and address and it even pin points where theequest was made and that's information, gayle, that >>> jennifer lawrencelasted hollywood's equal pay gap. now women across tv and movies arar breaking their silence about >>> ahead, he's a >>> ahead, he's a husband, a father and a fugitive. >> reporter: i'm erin moriarty. "48 hours" in argentina. a man wanted for murder in denver finds refuge here, but

the national rifle association says the legislation does nothing to prevent terrorist attacks and wouldonal rights without due process. the white house was not committal on the gun bill. >> you said better to be safe than sorry. >> the task force is taking all suggestions from democrats and republicans. >> reporter: when a firearms purchase is checked against the terror watch list, it does end up helping investigators because that application includes a social security number, it includes a name and address and it even pinpoints where the request was made and that's information that agents may not have had before. >>> jennifer lawrence blasted hollywood's equal pay gap, now women in tv and movies are breaking their silence about the pay gap too.,, >>> ahead, he's a husband, a >>> ahead, he's a husband, a father and a fugitive. >>> 48 hours in argentina, a man wanted for murder in denver, but he says the real listen why the government wants him back is because he holds some of its darkest secrets. that's next on "cbs this morning." i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or

and public safety ahead of the craven interest in the morally bankrupt interest of the national rifle association[applause] look, it is a free country. , and oneas one goal goal only. that is selling as many guns possible no matter the cost and lives fear that may be their interest, but it is not what is best for america. we need to stand up and say no to the nra. [applause] years, they have bullied, threatened, and pushed their legislation through congress, telling our own members of congress what we can pass and not passed for the people. i say it is time that we stand up together and say no to the nra. what am i talking about? i'm talking about universal background checks. to save lives, we must ban all assault weapons. [applause] must use the, we buying power of our own federal government -- the biggest customer, by the way, that the companies have, and refuse to buy guns from any company that does not use the latest and best safety technology. [applause] and, to save lives, we must stop giving immunity to gun whofacturers and dealers sell their weapons to criminals and psychopaths. no immuni

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national rifle association would not approve. gun lobby does not want us discussing these things. we are talking about a second amendment absolute inviolate right in their eyes, and i think we're talking about something that's impossible to explain and defend from my point of view. i'll stand up for second amendment rights, the rights of people to own guns and use them responsibly and store them safely away from children. i'll stand up for their rights. but we also have to come together and acknowledge that those who would misuse firearms because they have criminal intent with a criminal record or they're mentally unstable or they're on a suspected terrorist watch list, for goodness sakes, in the united states of america, we ought to be able to draw that line. madam president, it was just a few weeks ago when the -- i guess 10 days ago actually when the republican presidential candidates went to your state to meet with religious leaders, christian leaders, and they were seeking their support. of course they all want the support of everyone living in iowa because the iowa caucuses

about the politics and yet an undeniable important part of this picture and the role of the national rifle association and other gun lobbyists. is it fair to ascribe so much blame to the gun lobby in terms of standing in the way of the things that we know that work, the evidence-based solutions, the technologies? in some ways they're an easy villain. how does that equation work out in the reality of policy-making, whether in the medical world or trying to bring forth technological solutions? >> here's a clear example. as we already discussed. there is evidence that shows that taking proper precautions at home, locking up the gun, keeping it separate from its ammunition, keeping it unloaded, works. when doctors talk about it, patients listen. however, the gun lobby has taken active steps to prevent physicians from have this will ki kind of conversation. states like florida, missouri, other states have similar ambitions. it's now illegal. physicians will be punished if they have that kind of conversation with their patients. not only does that infringe on the first amendment rights of physicians to free

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