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with one of these weapons i think a lot of people are are are quite surprised to that the national rifle association association would even come forward and say hey we should rethink this considering we've seen you know their push for years and years and years we know it's not gun law if it's a gun it's not community organization it's not there for responsible gun owners it's not about marksmanship it's about law it's about politicians and about gun manufacturers and you see this and to have them take this stab is pretty huge it's . the n.r.a. for this one time they're stepping up and saying we need to at least look at a problem which is kind of amazing because it is very quiet didn't have a doesn't have a very good track record of helping anyone but themselves and the gun manufacturers so you know i mean we've seen it we've seen it before they say one thing but can we trust that the end. ray is going to suddenly really start stepping up as a as an industry organization and start halting things like this or putting more safety measures. i mean it's hard to tell it's out of there because you know on

five days after the las vegas shooting, the white house, senior republicans, and the national rifle association consider limited changes to us gun laws. wins for germany and england secure qualification to next year's football world cup in russia. and i'm ben bland. it's a $100 billion business relationship. but after 13 summits and more than a decade of talks, can the eu and india finally do a free trade deal? plus, autumn yuan bonanza. six million chinese tourists are on the move for the golden week holiday. we find out how singapore is cashing in. hello, and welcome to bbc news. a powerful hurricane is forecast to hit the united states this weekend, it would be the country's third in as many months. storm nate has already killed at least 20 people in costa rica, nicaragua and honduras. the storm is expected to gain force over the next couple of days, hitting mexico and southern parts of the us. luxmy gopal reports. flooding has caused devastation in nicaragua. the storm has killed people and left several missing here and in honduras in costa rica. a state of emergency has been declared in ce

we will ask chris cox, associate director of the national rifle association.s, as president trump decides to decertify the iran nuclear deal, his, his secretary of state denies he is considered quitting. >> the vice president has never had to persuade me to remain the secretary of state because i have never considered leaving this post. >> we have to put the end to iran's continued aggression. >> chris: we will ask the sunday panel about the relationship between the president and rex tillerson as they weigh on a major policy change. and our power player of the week, a professional football pl make a difference. >> i wanted to come home and really help. >> chris: all rights now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. we'll get the latest from the investigation into the las vegas mass shooting in a moment with a live report, but we begin with breaking news. hurricane nate made landfall early this morning striking mississippi with rain and wind in excess of 80 miles per hour causing flooding and power outages. nate has been downgraded t

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the powerful national rifle association has already said it will back calls to regulate the devices.ames cook reports. the golden glass was shattered by a man intent on mayhem. why, police still don't know. they say there is evidence stephen paddock had planned to survive the attack, and that he may have had help. we know stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood. so far, there has been a lot of attention paid to the actions of the man who was in that building and what he did, firing down on this concert below. but what many people who were at that gig have told us is that they think the focus should be on the response and the bravery that was on display there. kristin babik showed immense courage. the 24—year—old kept running from the bullets, even after she had been shot in the back. i felt something hit me really hard and then i felt something splatter on my back, so i thought it was either somebody‘s drink, it kind of felt like a paintball or something like that. it's not fair and i

that is not with the national rifle association is focused on. we are focused on keeping congress out of second amendment freedoms, giving freedoms, focused on expanding the rights of law-abiding people to protect themselves and their families. that is what the american people want, and that is what the national rifle association want wants. >> tucker: chris cox, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the normal response are calls to do something about gun violence. well, they are rarely clear on what doing something means. most of it understands what it means, which is that if the left had its way, only the government and the body bodyguards that te detected liberals would have guns. saying basically that out loud. "the new york times" today, columnist bret stephens read a piece entitled "repeal the second amendment." on facebook, michael moore proposed, "a new amendment to our constitution that repeals the ancient and outdated second amendment" ." " for the nation mixing to read it out if he is titled "the second amendment

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the national rifle association has been strangely silent on the issue of gun control. national rifle association has also released a statement. "the nra believes that devices designed to allow semi—automatic rifles to function like fully—automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations." but it also adds, "banning guns from law—abiding americans based on the criminal act of a madman will do nothing to prevent future attacks." anthony zurcher is in washington. this was a point that james this was a point thatjames made at the end of his report. it does not matter how shocking these attacks are, on the whole america does not tend to move much on this issue. no, american public opinion is pretty settled. when you look at the polls, it has become a highly partisan issue, not only by republicans and democrats, democrats are in favour of increased gun control and the others are in favour of gun rights. but there is also an urban and rural split in this country. in the big cities there tends to be support for gun control and in the rural states they tend to be mor

that's what the national rifle, association exists for.r in orlando, tucson, aurora -- chris: let's talk about background checks, and let's talk about specific issues because you're certainly right, he did pass them, and he bought all these guns legally. there is a 72-hour limit on background checks. and as a result, some people call that the charleston loophole because dylann roof, the man who bought a gun through a background check and then killed nine people in a church, you're seeing his picture there, he got the gun because the background check wasn't complete in 72 hours even though he would have with failed that background check. question for you, mr. cox, when it's a matter of life and death -- and i understand you don't want background check toss go on forever, that's not appropriate, but when it's a matter of life or death, couldn't it be four days or five days and not three days and he gets his gun? >> sure. the national rifle association has worked to include every mental health record, every court adjudication, every criminal

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i was glad to see the national rifle association come out and say we need to look by this. the terrible killings we have just seen have got all of us thinking we have to take a serious look at this. >> harris: i would like to look for those spots where we can figure out not what is right but who is right. the nra steps and where many democrats haven't even stepped in and said let's meet someplace in the middle. and still, they have a membership they have to honor the rights of. >> i think there is a very deep sense of the second amendment was put in deliberately by the founding fathers to protect us from government, there is no question the second amendment was designed as a political amendment to make sure the american people were armed and there are about 300 million weapons in the united states. it's an amazing ability to defend ourselves. at the same time, it saddened me a little bit to see nancy pelosi probably go back to the same old tired script. she could calmly come to the middle, join the national rifle association, look for the right thing to do. i think most ame

the strangled hold that the national rifle association has on congress is such that we cannot even consider anything? i certainly hope not. but whatever we try to do, we have to try to see what brings us together. not separates us further. reporter: to follow up on question stion -- about bump stobblings, carlos curbelo has a proposal, we've heard from some republicans that they're interested in this issue. but often when we have mass shootings they say, this is not the time. there seems to be interest from the bill from curbelo on the republican side of the aisle. do you think republicans are trying to have it both ways, saying democrats can't talk about it because they -- we seesht them with what are perceived to be anti-second amendment efforts. but when republicans talk about it it's ok. ms. pelosi: there's the cicilline-thompson bill with 150 co-sponsor well, hope the republicans would join with that. i don't know that mr. curbelo has filed his bill. i think it's a press release, not a bill. mr. cicilline's bill is signed, sealed, 150 co-sponsors. so obviously if we can find common gro

senior republicans, the white house, even the powerful national rifle association, are talking aboutight, the nra said such devices should be subject to additional regulations. but banning this accessory is not gun control, which is anathema to the nra and to the republican party it helps to bankroll. meanwhile, the killing continues. since 59 people died here, at least 87 more americans have been shot dead. that's a las vegas massacre every three days. james cook, bbc news, in las vegas. a session of catalonia's regional parliament, that was due to take place on monday, has been suspended by spain's constitutional court in an attempt to create a declaration of independence. it is the ongoing issue between the catalan government and spain's government. wherever you go in spain at the moment, people argue, angst and vent about it. the catalan question, and how on earth it can be resolved. in the capital madrid there's talk of little else. translation: of course we are concerned about the situation, and so are a lot of catalans, who don't want independence. translation: a lot of us don

the national rifle association, which campaigns for the relaxed asian of gun laws in the us, has calledf us studies at the university of birmingham. how surprisingly is this announcement? i would be caution on the significance and the surprise. it is probably the first concession ican it is probably the first concession i can remember by the nra in recent yea rs i can remember by the nra in recent years but it is only a small concession. what we're talking about, as you noted, it is an item converting semiautomatic weapons into fully automatic weapons. fully automatic weapons already illegal under us legislation so it makes sense to prevent any device that could allow them to be introduced. secondly, as vegas is the biggest mass shooting by a single shooter in american history so there will be a bit of uproar with this, so the nra ta kes bit of uproar with this, so the nra takes "one step forward" but is pushing for the end of a ban on silencers and weapons and the end of a ban on transporting weapons across state lines. but the silence idea has been dropped, so clearly there isa has be

this is what the national rifle association had to say. that is a typical nra talking point. it was repeated and will be repeated in the coming weeks i republicans in congress. if the talking pointnt that has already been repeated by the white house. the white house does the president is open to having the gudgeon about devices that were used by the government in las vegas. at the same time, the white house will push back on efforts underway to get stricter gun laws into the book in the united states. democrats have been trying for years. they do after every mass shooting. they have failed across the board. this includes tougher background checks for and purchases or laws that give more difficult for people to get their hands on semi automatic rifles. the nra has given a little bit of leeway. they won't do much more than that. investigators are still trying to figure out why the shooter opened fire on the route of people at a music festival in las vegas sunday. he killed 58 people and injured nearly 504 taking his own life. beforels are tracing his this. he rooms overlooking

national rifle association putting out a statement despite the fact the obama admin administration approvedale of bump fire stocks in at least two occasions, the national rifle association is calling on the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives to review whether these comply with federal law. back with the panel. judge, we don't usually see the nra doing anything as far as this, when it comes to this. obviously. >> we were talking in the break about whether this is truly gun-control. surely for the people that have been frustrated, the democrats, progressives, those few republicans who want some sort of gun control, they will rejoice if this is passed. but it actually will effect a very, very minuscule amount of weapons that are out there. the congress has, in 1934, banned automatic weapons. in 1986, the reagan administration, they tinkered with the statute a little bit and said if you had something made before 1986 and you only used it on your property, you can still own it. but they defined automatic weapons in such a way that the bump stock, the modification of the semiautoma

because there's a strong influence of the national rifle association ain the congress of the united states, there's just no question about it. there's some thought that the national rifle association gave george bush's manifestations of his campaign $30 million. $30 million. so this is i think one thing we have to do is take money out of politics and that would be very wholesome. reduce the role of money in politics. apart from that, we have to just take it to the public and just say, how can you say now is not the time? or, we're not ready yet? how many more lives, as mr. patterson said, how many more times does this have to happen before we just say -- and you know, i say to my colleagues, your political survival is not as important as the survival of little children in newtown. or the prayerful people in south carolina. or the kids in pulse. or these people in nevada. or you at virginia tech. political survival, what? who cares? we're talking about the lives of the american people. and we just have to -- we promised all of the families come to see us all the time. moms of kids shot in t

fact obama administration approved the sale of bump fire stocks on at least two occasions, national rifle associationcalling on the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law. the nra believes that devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully-automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations." many say the bump stocks regulation does not go near far enough to prevent future mass shootings. legislators are now introducing a bill to deal with bump stocks, but many are saying that congress must go further. we go to las vegas where we're joined by annette magnus-marquart, executive director of the nevada-based battle born progress. welcome to democracy now! i am so sorry what has happened in las vegas, what has happened in your city, this mass killing come the single largest one by a lone gunman in u.s. history. can you talk about what the nra is doing? rarely has it ever sent it would do anything but clearly, the , they'reis so enormous saying, , ok, let's deal with ts one thing. >> yeah, an

the national rifle association saying devices used to make guns fire pastor should face -- factor shouldace greater scrutiny. and the nobel prize in literature this year going to british writer kazuo ishiguro, judges praising the emotionality and depth of his work, including the well-known novel, "remains of the day." ♪ christopher: hello, welcome. i'm christopher springate. good to have you with us. the bid for independence for catalonia has hit a roadblock. the court banning parliamentary session that had been scheduled for monday. regional leaders have signaled they were going to use the session to declare independence from spain. it is unclear what effect the court ruling is going to have. catalan lawmakers have already defied a previous ruling by holding the authorized that -- unauthorized independent referendum last sunday. correspondent: the latest twist in a crisis dividing not only. spain, but also catalonia. a crisis that has seen both sides digging in and refusing to budge. this is the catalan parliament, where the region's leaders were expected to declare independence from sp

[indiscernible] senior republicans, the white house, and the national rifle association are now talkingbout a band. in a statement tonight, the nra said such devices should be subject to additional regulations. but banning this excessively is not gun control, which is and the n to thera republican party at helps to bankroll. meanwhile, the killing continues. since 59 have been killed, at least 89 more americans have been shot day. -- dead. that is like a massacre every three days. jane: a brief time ago i spoke to a bbc correspondent who was also in las vegas. why do police now think stephen paddock was not acting alone? reporter: it is one theory they are exploring the possibility he , may have had an accomplice. that is because he had some 10 suitcases stuffed with bullets and with firearms, which he took from the lobby from the hotel behind me, the mandalay bay. it was from the 32nd floor. one thing investigators are looking into is if someone helped take that cache of weapons up and if someone helped him buy those weapons, as well. in october last year police say he had a 30 weapons

the: the president won election with the backing of the national rifle association.opposes expanded background checks, but he does say he supports efforts to strengthen the current system. how might the current system be strengthened? kevin: that is a great question because your absolute correct in asserting that the part of the president's coalition for winning the white house was through the national rifle association, but you're absolutely correct in noting that there was a time during the republican presidential primary in which he was a bit more to the center, not on his rhetoric, but on his positions, particularly on expanding background checks than other folks in the primaries. i would totally agree with megan in that this was a much more somber, humble president trump than we are used to seeing. he struck the tone even more somber than what we saw after the congressional baseball practice shooting. he said that america comes together as one and went on to say our love defines us today. he says he will be visiting las vegas on wednesday. he -- while also prais

in a rare concession the national rifle association said it would support regulating so-called bump stocksddock used to make his rifles fully automatic. top government officials are also on board. >> we all know fully automatic weapons are illegal and is this a big gap that needs to be closed, and if so, how to close it. >> president trump suggested he was open to curb bump stocks. >>> first responders come in all shapes and sizes, and species. here's carter evans. >> reporter: meet the second responders. everywhere they go, in the halls of sunrise hospital in las vegas, these therapy dogs are helping to heal the wounds you can't see. >> i don't know if it was worse seeing what was going on at the actual site or if it was worse seeing what was going on here. >> patient liaison fabian salazar raced to work as hundreds of patients flooded in. like most of the staff here, he's worked for days with little rest. >> anyone that takes our mind off reality for a few minutes is a nice little vacation. >> this is louis. >> reporter: and then there's the victim michael caster. he was shot in the back

that the obama administration the sale of bump fire stocks on at least two occasions, the national rifle associations calling on the atf to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law." they went on to say "the nra believes that devices designed to allow semi automatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations." that view was backed by top republicans in congress and the white house. >> we all have to get more educated as to what these are, how it -- how they became available in the first place, was it -- was it a regulatory misstep by atf some number of years ago and we all know and believe that fully auto weapons are illegal and so is this a big gap that needs to be closed and if so, how to close it. that's -- we're all just beginning to go through that analysis. >> the investigation still continues to be in very early stages. we know that both members of both parti organizations are planning to take a look at bump stocks and related devices. we certainly welcome that, would like to be part of that conversation and we would like

the national rifle association admits tougher rules are needed for rapid—fire devices like the one usedn the las vegas massacre. in sport, england book their place at next year's world cup but they needed an injury time goal from captain harry kane to qualify after a night of frustration against slovenia at wembley. good morning. can we improve productivity without just asking everybody to work a bit harder? here at this firm in the lake district they've done just that. i'll find out what they did and how they did ita out what they did and how they did it a little later. hello from the birthplace of concord, and also now the home of the last supersonic airliner ever to fly back in 2003. it's now the centrepiece of a fantastic new aerospace museum about to open its doors in the last couple of —— next couple of weeks. a fresh start to the day but for most a fresh start to the day but for m ost pla ces a fresh start to the day but for most places things are set to remain dry and sunny. i'll bring you the full forecast for today and the weekend in about 15 minutes. good morning. first, our

the right to bear arms in america is supported by the national rifle association and the cost has been paid is a very very human one i can understand perhaps the need for a perceived need for home defense but the core the weapons that were described be describing here in the core of the weapons that's obviously been deployed here today there can be no excuse no good reason of private ownership of where weapons of of this very city when as you mentioned that i mean it's an automatic rifle here the attack is being called the deadliest that any shooting in u.s. history do you think it will change people's attitudes. well so far it hasn't so much has happened in the past which doesn't seem to be able to move what seems to be a political lobby associated with the national rifle association. you know we can look back in time you know and there's a kind of wild west i think you've that goes way back in. in history and now we can see that we've all watched the start of films but you know this is a different idea living in these are different lessons what are they going to be like after realize

i have a badge from the national rifle association when i was in summer camp at age 11 and i was taughtation. now it has become a very lucrative, very powerful lobby. most red states wouldn't like to have more regulation, most blue states would. the nation is in red states that they are the frontier, you need a gun to protect yourself. in blue states, big cities, nobody really wa nts to states, big cities, nobody really wants to do it, but you can't get the regulation. we are still having gun murders all the time, seven children a day, and you don't see much room pushing for effective regulation because most people have given up already. in australia after tremendous gun violence, in england after dunblane, effective regulation came into source —— into force, but americans don't really think it applies to our system. well, john howard in australia, a liberal prime minister, took away the right to bear arms minister, took away the right to beararms in minister, took away the right to bear arms in anything like your sense. we still have farmers with shotguns. then he bought an election. t

the powerful american lobbying group the national rifle association has backed calls to regulate rapid—fireices for guns. stephen paddock, who killed 58 people in las vegas on sunday, used what's known as a bump stock to modify some of his weapons, turning them, in effect, into fully—automatic machine—guns. the white house and senior republicans are also saying they'll support a review. the bbc‘s james cook reports from las vegas. the golden glass was shattered by a man intent on mayhem. why, police still don't know, but they say there's evidence stephen paddock had planned to survive the attack, and that he may have had help. we know stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood. so far, there's been a lot of attention paid to the actions of the man who was in that building and what he did, firing down on this concert below. but what many people who were at that gig have told us is that they think the focus should be on the response and the bravery that was on display there. kristin babik showed

but now the chiefs of the national rifle association have released a statement in a surprise concession for an organization that famously opposes any hint of new restrictions it calls for a federal review of stocks that make rapid fire easy with semiautomatic weapons. moments after the white house press secretary praised the announcement. the afternoon members of both parties in multiple organizations are planning to take a look at stocks and related devices we certainly welcome that would like to be part of that conversation. but the organization that the n.r.a. wants to talk with handling the bomb struck issue is the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a move that has already been interpreted by some as a strategy to keep the issue out of congress and avoid any more sweeping gun controls in a country where since the attack on sunday at least eighty seven people have been killed by firearms the n.r.a. is proposal is a far cry from corrective action. some fifty witnesses could give evidence to determine whether a top adviser to pope francis in australia will sound trial on sex abuse

senior republicans, the white house, even the powerful national rifle association, are talking abouttement tonight, the nra said: but banning this accessory is not gun control, which is anathema to the nra and to the republican party it helps to bankroll. meanwhile, the killing continues. since 59 people died here, at least 87 more americans have been shot dead. that's a las vegas massacre every three days. james cook, bbc news, in las vegas. and you can stay up to date with all the latest developments by heading to our website. there are pages dedicated to the stories of the survivors and the politics of gun law in the us. just go to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. a powerful hurricane is forecast to hit the united states this weekend, it would be the country's third in three months. storm nate has already killed at least 20 people in costa rica, nicaragua and honduras. the storm is expected to gain force over the next couple of days, hitting mexico and southern parts of the us. luxmy gopal reports. a trail of devastation, mudslides, and flooding in costa rica in the wake

i do know there is an national rifle association. there are nice right associations and i would encourage you to look them up and see what they are working on. >> host: questions from some of our views on twitter about the process of giving a concealed carry permit. what's the usual process? >> guest: typical process, and begin come every state is different but i can speak from wisconsin as well as a handful of other states. they are all similar and that is you typically go through a six to eight hour classroom setting type situation with there's an instructor in the front, you are studying from a book, watching presentations. at the end of the class you typically take a multiple-choice test to make sure you have the basic fundamentals of firearm safety understood as well as the legal ramifications of using your firearm. quite often states will require the teacher to take the students to a life range, and live by range and through the course of fire typically seven yards on 2e student can actually safely handle a firearm. as i mentio

we will talk with the national rifle association wayne lapierre and long time advocate for stricter gun laws, senator dianne feinstein. and from college football -- >> please join us now in a moment of silence to recognize the 58 souls we have lost. >> dickerson: to saturday night live. >> ♪ ♪ well, i won't back down. >> dickerson: the nation honors the victims of the rampage. we will have our own words of tribute. >> all that and plenty of political analysis ahead on "face the nation". >> good morning and welcome to "face the nation". we want to begin this morning with mark strassmann who is in biloxi, mississippi, mark, nate was a hurricane when it hit the gulf coast but has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. how bad is the initial damage and is the worst over? >> good morning, john, well this is the call after the storm was nate, nate came astore with its 85 miles per hour winds in the dead of night as predicted, the major worry was storm surge up to 11 feet was forecast, and flooding into the city's casinos, that was one issue. the good news is that nobody was reported hurt or

live now to castro who's in las vegas for us and that have been some developments with the national rifle associationin the past hour the talking about tougher regulation and devices. that's right this is not something that you would normally expect to marry him after a mass shooting the national rifle association a huge lobby here powerful among conservatives usually says we should not do anything to regulate and control guns further but in the statement that the organization just released they are calling for a federal review of a device called bump stocks now these devices were key according to investigators for the gunman stephen paddick to like the mass casualties that we saw here fifty eight people dead these devices allowed him to convert a semi automatic weapon into a fully automatic weapon sensually a machine gun allowing for that quick fire that killed so many in the n.r.a. statement they're asking for more regulation of these devices which is significant but is this a complete change in tone for the large swaths of american culture that support gun rights no it is not the n.r.a. in that sa