and it was a member because i was in shooting competitions of the national rifle association. but about 40 years ago, the, the national rifle association became politicized. and it was no longer a gun safety organization, but became a political advocacy. one equating yours or to guns with them, but protecting one cell from the threat or extensively of the government. so all of these phenomena together, kevin creek, and then the last decade of the trump mazda phenomena have progressively increased the tensions to show that there is a everyone, i think, sense is a tremendous threat of violence. so the last thing i'll say, pardon me for being so long with it, is there have been, have, i think it's exactly 54 trials of violence in united states for political of nations. all of them all 54 were the trump supporters were right wing. and active this who caused committed violence against the people they thought were opponents of donald trump. there is the famous shooting, terrible shooting of republican members of congress. i think it was uh, 7 years ago now. um, but that's the only uh

unlike donald trump, i don't work for big oil or big pharma or the national rifle association. i work for you, the american people! [cheering] everyone. that's what america is all about. everyone in america should get a fair shot. we will leave no one behind and give everyone a fair shot. [cheering] let me close with this -- i know i look 40 years old. [laughter] i am a little older. hopefully the days come with wisdom. [cheering] here's what i know -- i know how to tell the truth! [cheering] i know right from wrong! [cheering] i know how to do this job! [cheering] and i know americans want a president and not a dictator. [raucous cheering] i also know, no self-respecting american president would ever be putin's puppy like this guy is. that's what he is. i know what america stands for. stands for the proposition that all people are created equal. i mean it. [cheering] we have never walked away and i will be damned if i will let donald trump [indiscernible] [cheering] it's about your families, your freedom, about democracy. are you with me? [cheering] are we going to stop donald

i don't work for the national rifle association. i work for you, the america, paypal, the total for shot disappeared. don't guarantee a fair shot. but in america we didn't really know be i give everybody a fair shot. that's a lot of money to do this. i know i look 40 years old, a little bit older. hopefully with age comes to worst. wow, here's what i know. i know how to tell it to the new room and i didn't say how to do this job. i do. i know there's want to present or not a dictated the ever ever be putting, putting something like this guy. it you know merrick's law to protect her free did not give him up. i know what america stands for. restart or the propositional. all people are created equal deserve anything to do, but we never want to went through. but though we did the martin with donald trump walk there said well it's not your freedom about democracy. are you with me? we're going to start the united states of america and there's nothing beyond their capacity when we do it together, who are through the, the the well, we liste

. >>> a judge issues a key ruling about the national rifle association. a deadly attack on children at a dance studio. two children were killed and nine others injured at a taylor swift-themed dance class in england. it happened yesterday in the seaside town of south port in liverpool. a 17-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. police say two adults trying to protect the children were also wounded. there's no word on a motive, but authorities do not believe it was terror-related. >>> u.s. "usa today" says the illinois deputy who is charged with killing sonya mass is has declined to resign. she called 911 to report a possible prowler. grayson reported to the scene. the sheriff county sheriff asked for forgiveness in front of 300 people at a town hall last night. he worked for five law enforcement agencies in less than three years. >>> and "the new york times" reports a judge declined to appoint a outside financer to oversee the nra. now the judge did bar former nra head wayne lapierre from serving as an officer or director

and what, and how why, and it’s just a coincidence, people who are either members of the national rifle associationase, so , so to speak, try to drive them all there. honor of aliaks , king abdullah i of jordan was shot dead in jerusalem. the shooter was a palestinian mustafa ashu, a tailor who was part of the underground arab dynamite group. as it turned out, he killed abdalo because he wanted to make a separate peace with israel. on july 26 , 1957 , guatemalan president carlos armas was killed with several shots to the chest. the shooter was romeo san, a palace guard. after which he shot himself. armos' successors did not investigate. on january 27 , 605, in tehran on bukharastan square, three islamic extremists from the fedayane islam group shot and killed a thirty-two-year-old iranian prime minister hassan al-mansour. mansour was appointed by the shah of iran under direct pressure from us president lyndon johnson. on march 25, 75 , king faisal ben abdulaziz of saudi arabia was shot and killed. the killer was his nephew , prince faisel ben musaad. he declared that he was fulfilling the will of a

as we know, trump has pledged to the national rifle association that it. >> he would be elected president once again he would reverse gun restrictions put in place by the biden administration. so now some people are wondering if the attempted assassination of the former president could change things. kron four's political analyst michael yaki weighing in. >> should change the tone. but i'm just telling you right now it i've heard from for marjorie taylor, greene and others that the heart right there, going out there and basically making this the fault or the instigation are the direct result president biden and democratic party. and i think that, you know, we should not do that. we when paul pelosi was attacked. you know, we were there say this is derek resulta, blah, blah. i mean, we're talking about if there are crazy people out there. i wish i could say something would happen. i don't think in mainly for the short term. i don't think though, that, for example, anyone will seriously say well, depending how the spurs obtain their in pennsylvania, by the way, is one of the most for places

the national rifle association has, has pushed a gun rights agenda very effectively. but other, the civil society organizations up i pushed in a different directions. it's a very complex but very tightly robust system look at the work of the american civil liberties union. so again i, i think it's very critical not to just look at one direction of travel, you know, the arc of history, even in the united states, even in this period is tended to, to push in a direction. the ultimately is liberal and more progressive. when we only have a couple of minutes left, but i want to ask about the fact that, you know, how much is this judgment from the supreme court potentially going to delay the criminal case against trump, for allegedly trying to subvert the 2020 election? because the trial judge in that case is now going to have to determine which actions by trump were carried out in an official capacity, which actions were carried out in a personal capacity. how difficult is that going to be? and is that essentially ensure that that trial doesn't happen before the 2020 of 202

is even being billed as americans rifle by the national rifle association. they all 15 has been used in a number resubmit shootings including the las vegas attack. and october 2017 that attacked killed maybe 60 people and injured 100 small jonathan met. so is the professor of sociology and psychiatry at vanderbilt university in nashville. he says the attempted assassination of learning push people further upon on the issue of access to weapons. my research has shown for a few decades that there is a moment of shock really that happens after shootings, mass shootings, or political shootings like this. where as president biden was saying, people call for unity. people want to be on the same page for it used to be for a few days now. it's just a few moments. but ultimately these become very polarizing events. and half the people really will say we need more guns. that helps people to see what we need more laws and serve in a way. we're living almost 2 different realities in this country. and this, this political shooting, i think, is almost like a mass shooting

the national rifle association is politically weak right now. there is a chance that there could be an opening or something. something quite personal happens like this, when a presidential candidate is shot with what we think, as you said it's not confirmed, ar 15, that has to have some effect on his attitude toward the weapon and from nearly 150 yards away. think about that. that's 1.5 football fields. that's a long way away with a very powerful weapon. i hope that you are right in the premise of your question and it opens this new conversation which we need. >> let's turn to some of the republicans were slated to speak at the rnc. you have former south carolina governor nikki haley who has announced she is going to be there and give a speech on tuesday after just that week saying i was not invited. we have former fox news hose tuckered carlson will be there on the ninth. how do you see republicans coming together to rally around trump this week? particularly after what has transpired these last 30 plus hours? >> they have an extraordinarily un

we know that donald trump previously pledged to the national rifle association that if elected he wouldeverse gun restrictions put in place by the biden administration. but could this attempted assassination change that? our political analyst michael yaki weighs in. >> should change the tone. but i'm just telling you right now that i've heard from for marjorie taylor, greene and others that that the heart right there, going out there and basically making this the fault or the instigation are the direct result president biden and the democratic party. and i think that, you know, we should not do that. we when paul pelosi was attacked. you know, we were there say this is resulta, blah, blah. i mean, we're talking about if there are crazy people out there. i wish i could say something would happen. i don't think in mainly for the short term. i don't think though, that, for example, anyone sill seriously say well. depending how the spurs obtain their in pennsylvania, by the way, is one of the most for places in the country own a gun. you know, it's going to talk about gun control. those are

well, as we know, trump has pledged to the national rifle association that if he were to be elected, he would reverse gun restrictions put in place by the biden administration. and now some people are wondering if this attempted assassination of the former president could change things. kron. 4 political analyst michael yaki weighing in. >> should change the tone. but i'm just telling you right now that i've heard from for marjorie taylor, greene and others that the heart right there, you're going out there and basically to making this the fault or the instigation or the direct result president biden and democratic party. and i think that, you know, we should not go when was attacked. you know, we were there say this is pure resulta, blah, blah. i mean, we're talking about if there are crazy people out there. i wish i could say something would happen. i don't think in mainly for the short i don't think though, that, for example, anyone will seriously say well, depending how the spurs obtain their in pennsylvania, by the way, is one of the most for places in the country own a gun. you

his greatest investors for his campaign contribute in more than any other nonprofit, the national rifle associationet's contrast that to president biden. from day one on the campaign trail and this is consistent with his 40 year history as a public servant, he has said reduction of gun violence in america, the number one killer of our kids, is a top priority. and from day one, he has done everything he can to make that happen. he is responsible for passage of the most bipartisan legislation in the history of the gun violence prevention movement, the bipartisan saver community's act. more than 50 republicans, including john cornyn from taxes , who is a chief cosponsor of that legislation, the. it called for expanded background checks across the country. incredible, unprecedented funding for community violence intervention. these programs are shown to work, to reduce things like homicide. by the way, under president biden, we have had record reductions in homicide in cities across this country. he offered a rule on ghost guns. he has authorized many more inspections of gun dealers across this country

i don't work for the national rifle association. i work for you, the american people. everyone, look. what is america all about? everyone in america is entitled to a fair shot. no guarantees, a fair shot. but in america we are going to give everyone a fair shot. that's all we are. folks, let me close with this. i know i look 40 years old, but i'm a little bit older. hopefully with age comes a little bit of wisdom. and here's what i know. i know how to tell the truth. i know right from wrong. i know how, and i demonstrate how to do this job. and i know america wants a president, not a dictator. i also know no self-respecting american president would ever be put in putin's puppy like this. americans want to protect their freedom, not give them up. i know what america stands for. with stan for the proposition that all people are equal and should be treated equally. we have never fully lived up to it. we have never walked away from it, though. and i will be if i will let donald trump walk this nation away from that. folks, this race is about your family. it is about your f

it a reagan someone who is himself a survivor of gun violence and who is a friend of the national rifle association saying that this law should be passed finally, in 1993, the brady bill became the law of the land and an assault weapons band followed closely behind in 1994 supported again by reagan, flanked by former presidents from both sides of the aisle there was no doubt that the advocacy of so many living presidents help push the law towards passage the gun lobby was outraged by the new gun restrictions. this time, a more extreme fringe subset of second amendment supporters mobilized. and hedge their way into the mainstream the extreme gun rights advocates that emerged thought that democratic and liberal policies adopted in washington, where plus striations of government grown too big and too powerful and too oppressive that view of the right to bear arms became much more popular over the course of the 1990s and into the 2000s. >> this uncompromising vision of an absolute second amendment right, stymied future gun legislation and dominated right-wing politics guns are clearly embedded into our

i don't work for the national rifle association. i work for you, the american people. >> in the must win state of michigan, president biden was as defiant as ever. >> i'm the nominated, the only democrat or republican that has beaten donald trump, ever. and i'm going to beat him again. i know him. donald trump is a loser. >> joining us now is the s michigan democratic party chair, who is just back from that event with president biden. thank you for joining us tonight, there have been a lot of writers who have said over the last couple months people should go to a donald trump rally to understand the energy of the crowd and donald trump. o is not what you see a biden rally. that was real energy tonight. >> that was a fired up group of people, it was so much fun to be in the room with all of those folks. gave me energy, gave me e strength, it made me proud to be a michigander. >> the president had said, he's got to get out there and make the case to voters. between the event at the diner, which was an unscripted event, and this speech

i don't work for the national rifle association. i worked for you the american people everyone watch a miracle about everyone america is entitled fair shot. just a fair, no guarantee. a fair shot? but in america, we're going to leave no one behind, give everybody a fair shot. that's all money flows you this i know. i look for 2-years-old rob a little, bit older hopefully with age, comes wisdom yours rely know i know how to tell the truth right from wrong our know how and i've never said how to do this job i don't i know americans want a president, not a dictator and i also know self-respected america president would ever, ever, ever be put puppy like this guy is that's what is, you know? americans want to protect our freedoms, not giving them up ai know what america stands for. we stand for the proposition au. all people are created equal deserve an equal we've never fully lived up, but we've never walked away from its own i'll be if i'm going to donald trump walk, they're stationed this race is about your family about your freedom

national rifle association is legally challenging california's 11% tax on firearms and ammunition sales. this became a state law monday, but the nra and other organizations say the tax is unconstitutional, nra argued. although it's technically a sales tax, the amount is passed through to state residents with each purchase of such items, nra released a statement saying, in part, california's firearm excise tax is a blatant and egregious attack on the rights of californians and a calculated maneuver to dismantle the second amendment. >> we need people to remember to stay safe near the water line, get too close to tide can take you. >> fire officials put out more warnings about the dangers of open water, as people seek relief from the heat on the coast, and all that fallout continues for the biden campaign. >> since the debate still ahead, the very latest report about the possibility that president biden will drop out of the ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you l

they're joined by 3 other groups in that lawsuit, including the national rifle association. the tax is expected to generate about 159 million dollars in its first year. tough and gun violence prevention programs. meantime, governor gavin newsom hit the campaign trail in michigan on behalf of president joe biden. as you can see there, newsom address the president's performance during the debate saying it was a product of 2 long overseas trips and a busy schedule. >> was burning both that last 10 or so days. and i think that was or what he was reflecting is just more study focus on it is an urgent itself. >> newsom went on to say democrats have outperformed expectations in 2018, 2020 2022. and they will do it once again in november. childcare was a talking point in last week's presidential debate. right now. childcare is both hard to find and pretty unaffordable nationwide news nation's kelsey kernstine explains. >> good child care. if you have it means child is in a safe place where they can learn and grow and their stability provides assurance you need to have a productive d

not to appoint an outside monitor to oversee the finances and internal operations at the national rifle associationjoel cohen did ban former nra head, wayne lapierre, from working there for 10 years. the ruling came during the second phase of a civil case brought by new york attorney general letitia james. during the first phase earlier this year, a jury found that lapierre had mis-spent millions of nra dollars on personal expenses. he was ordered to repay more than $4 million. us health regulators approved the first blood test for colon cancer today. it's called shield, and it's intended for adults aged 45 and older. the test detected 83% of cancers, according to a study published earlier this year. but it's not a replacement for colonoscopies, which are still preferred by doctors. colorectal cancer is the second most-common form of cancer deaths in the u.s., expected to kill more than 53,000 people this year alone. on wall street today, stocks ended mostly unchanged, as investors look ahead to wednesday's federal reserve meeting. the dow jones industrial average lost about 50 points, so just a fr

they're joined by 3 other groups in that lawsuit, including the national rifle association, the tax to generate about 159 million dollars its first year to help fund gun violence prevention programs. meantime, governor newsom hitting the campaign trail in michigan on behalf of president biden. addressing the president shocking performance during that debate say it was a product of 2 long overseas trips. >> he was burning both of that last 10 or so days. and i think that was or what he was reflecting is just a more study, focus on beat energetic. newsom went on to say democrats in our form expectations in 2018, 2020 2022. they will do once again come now bay area baseball. the giants take on the braves on the road. >> and the a's are going for the sweep against angels. sports director jason dumas has all the highlights. >> the giants were hoping to take 2 out of 3 from the braves and win their 3rd straight series. san francisco always has fans. representatives don't other parks don't oo and that's a that's a good sports town. all right. top of the 4 guys down to lebron for eliot ramos.

they are going to be joined by 3 other groups, including the national rifle association attack suspectedin his first year to help fund gun violence prevention programs. meantime, governor newsom hitting the campaign trail in michigan on behalf of president biden newsom addressing the president's shocking performance during that debate saying it was a product of too long over see trips. >> he was burning both events, that last 10 or so days. and i think that was or what he was reflecting is just more study, focus on beat energetic. newsom went on to say democrats at all expectations from 2018 all the way into 2022. and >> they were once again do it in november. >> we'll now to bay area baseball. the giants were taking on the braves on the road and the a's were going for a sweep against the angels. we've got kron 4 sports director jason dumas with the highlights. the giants were hoping to take 2 out of 3 from the braves and win their 3rd straight series. san francisco always has fans. representatives don't other parks don't do well. and that's a that's a good sport. >> all right. top of th

you all heard him promise the nra, promised the national rifle association, i will do nothing about gunsat's what he said. i will do nothing about guns. and he means it. i want january 6th insurrectionists to serve their full prison terms. trump wants to pardon them. folks, you can't be pro insurrectionist and pro america at the same time. [ cheering and applause ] this is so damn serious. you can't love your country only when you win. look, you have been standing a long time. let me close with this. ultimately the american presidency is about character, the character of the president who holds the job. because with the immunity, the supreme court just talked about, it gets down to that. it gets down to that. it's about honesty, it's about the president's decency, integrity, do they respect people or do they incite violence and hate. can they honor the oath of the constitution and uphold their oath of office? well, i don't think it's an exaggeration, trump has failed on every one of these character tests, every one. and what's worse, the supreme court has just ruled that there's virtuall

. >> the national rifle association is challenging california's 11% tax on firearm and ammunition sales filing a lawsuit on behalf of two plaintiffs who claim the cost of their purchases increased as a result of the legislation. the nra cites repeated supreme court rulings supporting the position that constitutional rights cannot be taxed. it says attacks on the right to bear arms under the second amendment is unconstitutional. the tax became law on july 1st, and it's aimed at retailers, not individuals. >> former bay area congresswoman jackie speier says she has breast cancer. she made it public yesterday on facebook. speier says the cancer was discovered early and she had a successful lumpectomy on tuesday. she urges all women not to skip their annual mammogram. speer served in congress from 2008 to 2023. earlier this year, she won a seat on the san mateo county board of supervisors. >> it appears the warriors have a new backcourt buddy for steph curry. >> our sister network, espn is reporting the dubs have acquired veteran guard buddy hield in a trade sign and trade deal with the 76

the national rifle association is challenging california's 11% tax on firearm and ammunition sales.suit on behalf of two plaintiffs who claim the cost of their purchases increased as a result of the legislation. the nra cites repeated supreme court rulings supporting the position that constitutional rights cannot be taxed. it says the tax on the right to bear arms under the second amendment is unconstitutional. the tax became law on july 1st, and it's aimed at retailers, not individuals. it appears the warriors have a new backcourt buddy for steph curry. our sister network, espn, is reporting that the dubs have acquired veteran guard buddy hield in a sign and trade deal with the philadelphia 76 ers. heald is known as an outside shooting specialist and will attempt to fill the void left by klay thompson who signed with the dallas mavericks. well former bay area congresswoman jackie speier says she has breast cancer. she made it public yesterday on facebook. spear says the cancer was discovered early and she had a successful lumpectomy. on tuesday, she urges all women not to skip thei

we're going to be joined by 3 other groups, including the national rifle association, dak suspected toars. it is first year to help fund gun violence prevention programs. meantime, governor newsom hitting the campaign trail in michigan on behalf of president biden newsom addressing the president's shocking performance during the >> it was a product of long trips overseas in a very busy schedule. >> he was burning both events, that last 10 or so days. and i think that was or what he was reflecting is just a more study, focus on beat energetic self. >> newsom went on to say democrats and outperform expectations in 2018, 2020 2022. and they're going to do so once again in november. >> well, tesla is global sales falling for a second straight quarter. the drop comes after the carmaker cut prices on many of its models. tesla said from april to june, it sold about 440,000 vehicles. 4.8% drop compared to the same time last year. however, even with the slow demand, tesla, still the top-selling global ev maker selling more than 900,000 vehicles. year-to-date reports indicate the majority of tho

after the new tax law went into effect on monday, joined by 3 other groups, including the national rifle associationlion dollars in his first year to help fund gun violence prevention programs. >> meantime, governor gavin newsom hit the campaign trail in michigan on behalf of president biden newsom address the president shocking performance during the debate saying it was a product of 2 long trips overseas and pretty busy schedule. >> he was burning both that last 10 or so days. and i think that was sort of what he was reflecting is just more study focus on it is an urgent itself. >> and houston went on to say that democrats had outperformed expectations in 2018, 2020 2022. and they will once again do it in november. we'll take a break at 7.52. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news childcare is both. >> hard to find. and when you do is incredibly unaffordable, we're going to take a look at child care crisis and what if anything, can be done to fix it? is there anything that can fix these high temperatures 100 degree plus for a number of our inland locations once again as this hot we

because lobbying still is there by the national rifle association. the amount of money spent in politics because of our citizens united decision that still exist. all these factors complicate many moderate republicans even being able to come out and prove for any kind of compromise with democrats on the issue of guns and violence. so in some ways what i think is unfortunately true . well there, there will be a continuation of this thing, but i do hope the present by the end does the right thing and addresses a nation and speaks about how our communities can be healed. in the aftermath of devastating moments like this. um, fortunately, it seems that all that the former project from suffer it is an injury to his ear. i don't know any more at this moment, but thankfully, it was nothing more. still, no matter which way you turn it, the situation changes the game less than a $120.00 days to go. and i believe we will see something changing this res, given the bag. now, many of this moment reading to show that for us republican strategist and regular contri

it's the even being billed as america's rifle by the national rifle association . the assets being has been used in the number of recent mat shoots things including the las vegas attack in october 2017. that this had killed the late 60 people and ended hundreds more. that's broken. jonathan met so he's the professor of sociology and psychiatry at vanderbilt. university in nashville, he is joining us from london today. thank you very much for your time this to met. so do you see this incident having any impact on the conversation on gun control of my research has shown for a few decades that there is a moment of shock really that happens after shootings, mass shootings, or political shootings like this. where as president biden was saying, people call for unity, people want to be on the same page for and used to be for a few days now, it's just a few moments. but ultimately these become very polarizing events. and half the people really will say we need more guns that have to people will see what we need more laws. and so in a way, we're living almost 2 different re

. >> the national rifle association is legally challenging california's 11% tax on firearm and ammunitionales. it became a state law on monday, but the nra and other organizations say the tax is unconstitutional. the nra argued although it's technically a sales tax, the amount is passed through to the state residents with each purchase of such items. the nra released a statement saying in part, california's firearms excise tax is a blatant and egregious attack on the rights of californians and a calculated maneuver to dismantle the second amendment. >> a new report shows that google's falling short of its ambitious plan to make its global operations greener. a newly released environmental report shows. the tech giant is nowhere near reaching net zero by 2030. its emissions grew 13% in 2023 over the previous year. compared to 2019, emissions are up 48. google executives say that ai and the demand it puts on data centers is contributing to the increase. >> ai can be a force that increases emissions, and ai can be a force that decreases emissions. it's up to us as humans to watch what we're

thomas national rifle association. i will do nothing about guns. that's what he said i will do nothing about guns any means i want january 6 insurrection is to serve or false prison terms suppose the pardon you can't be pro insurrectionist and pro-american at the same time this is so serious. you can't love your country only when you win look, you miss stand alone let me close with this oh, let me hold on me. to barrick your presence. he's about character to character the president holds the job because when you're immunities. he's talked to them extreme court just talked about it gets down to that this down about honesty it's about the presence, decency integrity, do their respect people, order. they cite violence and hate can they honor the wrote to the constitution and hold or oath of office? why don't think it's an exaggeration is yes, trump has failed on every one of these character tests, everyone and what's worse is supreme court is just ruled hello to virtually no limits on the power of the presidency. i know it sounds bizarre, but that's w

you think the national rifle association wields a powerful lobby?hey are pussycats compared to organizations that lobby for agricultural business. miriam: i do not know if that is true today. host: at the time was it? miriam: i think he is being media savvy and using something people can understand. i want to come back to the last question if that is ok. there was a movie that was made by diego luna about cesar chavez . it is fictional, not a documentary. it came out in 2014. host: michael peÑa, america ferrera, rosario dawson, and john malkovich. miriam: that's right. the congressional hispanic caucus had a premier in washington, d.c.. and tom perez who was then labor secretary introduced it. and he said at that point why he was there and why the film was important was because people know so little about cesar chavez. i do not think anything has changed since then. what he said was you know he has something to do with farmworkers, but they cannot get to the next sentence. as we have been discussing, those next sentences are so important to understa