it had been a very good year for the nra. >> the nra is back! (cheers and applause) >> narrator: and now, the nra would take the offensive. >> that leads me to that one mission that is left undone: winning in november. (cheers and applause) >> the race between george w. bush and al gore, that's the last year that the gun issue played a critical role in american politics. >> narrator: now it was time to settle a score with the man who had broken that tie vote in the senate-- al gore. >> i want to say those fighting words for everyone within the sound of my voice to hear and to heed, and especially for you mr. gore. (laughter) from my cold dead hands! (cheers and applause) >> narrator: they would spend $20 million on the 2000 election, the most aggressive political campaign they had ever undertaken. >> al gore wants government testing, licensing and registration for all firearms owners. he cast the vote that would have shut down every gun show. this year, vote freedom first because if al gore wins, you lose. >> to all of you in west virginia, it's

has the nra won the gun debate? >> hi everyone i'm john siegenthaler.ing up right after "consider this," jury selection now underway in the boston marathon bombing trial. with such a high profile case can the suspect get a fair trial? it's full speed ahead for california's bullet train project after a two-year delay. the photograph of art cane, the project devoted to his art all coming up after "consider this." >> after the terrible school shooting at sandy hook elementary school where 26 children and adults were gunned down the vast majority of americans wanted gun laws tightened. the reason they weren't and likely won't be in years to come are at the heart of a documentary, gunned down and the power of the nra. >> the nra's main anxiety at the smoment not losing, -- moment is not losing, not looking soft to their own membership and to the substantial number of americans who probably number in the millions who think the nra is not tough enough. >> for more i'm joined from newton massachusetts by pbs film maker michael kirk whose gunned down the power o

but the thing is and the reason that's happened is that this does go beyond nra members. there is a pew poll that found 52% of americans believe it's more important to protect owning of guns than gun ownership,. >> trends in society now which is partly why we played this film, we decided after the newtown tragedy after what happened at the sandy hook school, after we all sat and watched the tragedy that december day and said to ourselves at least i did, said i'm going to remember this for a long time. we all thought, something going to happen in congress, i know the gun debate has been dead for a while but even if it's a token, and when nothing did i realized we had to do something about making a film that would get at the heart of how the nra always wins. and what i think antonio is at the heart of why the nra always wins is a membership that is absolutely positively dedicated to their gun, their right to own it, their right to use it, in sporting terms and in other ways for protection and absolute solid uniquely american iconic item, the american ownership and possessio

he hoped that even the nra would be on board. >> manchin's argument to the nra is, "look, you'll never find a gun safety bit of legislation that is as gun-friendly as this. and all we're really doing is closing a loophole." >> i felt this would be something that they would embrace. it was truly a time that wayne lapierre and the nra, the leadership, could have rose to another level, complete other level. >> narrator: with polls showing wide public support for expanding background checks, manchin and the vice president figured they had a chance. >> i was optimistic. over 91% of the american people supported expanding background checks. 80% of the households that had an nra member supported it. >> narrator: at first there was hope lapierre might go along with the bill. the nra went to meetings with manchin. >> they made some suggestions on some wording and changes from that standpoint, so yes, they had input. and we valued that input. >> we're starting to see almost a glimmer of possibility in washington where the nra is at least talking to manchin. >> narrator: but many in the gun right

why does the nra win so much?e their membership does one thing most groups don't do especially the members of the anti-gun groups. that is they vote with a push of a button from nra headquarters. they can amass -- they say they have 5 million members. they can amass either a letter-writing campaign an e-mail campaign people showing up at town meetings beleaguered members of the new congress know too well the legend of the nra's power, everything from knocking off al gore in the election against george w. bush to taking out the speaker of the house to lots of other moments where the nra has exerted that power because their members volt. >> yeah. and those members are often described in the jargon as single issue voters. basically, that this is their issue. there are certainly a gun-owning nra members who back democrats in regions where they find democrats to be good enough on guns. talk to us about the sort of cultural or almost religious feelings that your piece explores, because you have members in their intervie

is this good for the nra? >> all these ordinances were and sound rea e realilityty t thehey are symboli ththeyey a are minute ambush bill to go after this symbolic ordinances and get attorneys fees and costs from the places that they sue for they are not affected by the law in terms of being in harms way. >> the mayors in this cities, instead of saying everybody is scared of the nra, they are saying bring it. >> here's the wrinkle in this suit, the way this law was passed in pennsylvania there's a chance the nra will lose this, my prediction, here's why. the way it was passed it was passed along with another subject matter, perhaps unconstitutional. very clear in the pennsylvania constitution, you can't have two subjects in similar legislation. the nra may take the heat and lose. >> this started as a bill crimes involving theft of copper wiring. >>> the auditor general raised something interesting this week talking about pennsylvania state pension plans and how much trouble they are in. we're talking 7.7 in de

he may not like what the nra stands for but he just encompassed everyone who's an nra member.en, children, heroes, veterans. those are the people who are going to be very insulted by what he said. >> dana, what do you think? >> in particular -- he has a right to say whatever he wants. the part i didn't really understand is that they don't care about human life which it's actually -- i think that's very unfair what they're trying to do is protect human life. i think what bryant gumbel is really against i would think, are people who use guns illegally who are not part of the nra. >> you know, i don't nra. >> i don't know him personally but i'm not a fan of some of his commentary. this will be another example of it. i don't understand what he is trying to action pleasure with this kind of rhetoric. i don't get it. i think he is an unhappy person. >> what do you think? >> i think kimberly is on to something. bryant is a very unhappy guy. he's always been living in the shadow of his more talented brother, greg gumbel who is a talented broadcaster. he never has to make a decision in

. >>> coming up the nra in schools?ts to force students to learn about guns in a curriculum that the nra is helping to design. it is our "newsnation" gut check. we'll tell you how you can let us know what you think about it. >>> plus the battle turns now to immigration and why the plan to de-fund the president's executive action is dead on arrival. and then -- >> i still love you,r father but it doesn't mean it was healthy to stay together. >> that clip from "boyhood" and the movie "selma" snubbed out of two categories. i'll speak with the senior editor from "variety magazine." with real aged cheddar now in a convenient cup. new stouffer's mac cups. made for you to love. ♪ the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is your imagination. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could sa

nra is suing pittsburgh and lancaster over their gun laws. >>> a broken water main continues to send a geyser shooting up into the sky. we'll give you the latest in a live report. >>> update of a car slamming through a department store in california. locutora: por las cosas que nos pueden mantener seguros. y ahora, las que llevamos con nosotros ofrecen alertas inalÁmbricas de emergencia. por medio de un sonido y vibraciÓn particular estarÁs al tanto dondequiera que estÉs. >> 4:56 we're taking live pictures in manila in the philippines this is an airport that transported pope francis to ma manila. philippines is the largest catholic nation in asia. the pope has not been there for 20 years. crowds are excited to greet the pope there in the philippines. a story we're following this morning. >>> here's new video of a confrontation between a texas woman and a stranger she said groped her in the store. >> you better not you better not. >> reporter: the cell phone video was taken outside a houston big lots on tuesday. the woman said the man groped her twice in different parts of the store.

there are few things i hate more than the nra he said. truly, i think they're pigs. i don't think they don't care about human rights. i think they're a curse upon the american landscape. wow. radio host responded that nra members value life enough that they want to protect themselves and their families. whatever their views on gun control bryant gumbel didn't exactly elevate the debate by calling its members pigs. i find this a tad depressing google is now more trusted than the mainstream media. in a worldwide survey 64% say they trust onlike search engines like google, 62% said traditional media with social media at 48%. the trust factor among google is even higher among millennials. the irony is google doesn't cover anything but aggregates reports from the mainsfreem media. i guess what inspires confidence is you get a great diversity of sources. google news links to these reports by algorithm meaning no humans are involved. so the media are losing to a mathematical formula. the media's coverage of deflategate way overblown. wayne l. yes there are more important th

. >>> michigan republican governor rick snyder is standing up to the nra.vetoed a controversial bill that would have allowed conceal and carry permits for some people with domestic violence restraining orders. now, the nra says that's a misinterpretation. >>> all right, now back now live to brussels belgium, where a news conference is under way there. they're speaking in english so we can get new information on the terror raids there. let's take a listen. >> -- during the search warrant in verviers we found 40 weapons, several small weapons, firearms munition and explosives. moreover at verviers we found several police uniforms material for communication, walkie-talkies and radios, mobile cell phones and important amount of money. we found a firearm, ammunition a knife, different cell phones and different artifacts important for the investigation. moreover, to our people, two persons have been arrested in france. this operation was meant to dismantle a terrorist cell not only the terrorist cell but also the logistic network behind it. this investigation for

but definitely we are sure that [ inaudible ] of nra based. at the same time [ inaudible ].rmy group [ inaudible ]. [ inaudible ] >> can you tell us more about the security now in the area that -- that's been deployed? >> forces of [ inaudible ] trying to locate the target. and the target in this case was a convoy of the commissioner of [ inaudible ], where there was only [ inaudible ] a woman and children and [ inaudible ]. >> okay. all right. colonel philip thank you for speaking to us on al jazeera. >>> well israel has reportedly approved a plan to expand illegal settlement of [ inaudible ] south of bethlehem on 120 hectors of palestinian land. palestinians in that area have been waging a legal battle against the incorporation, but there has been no court decision so far. >>> a shortfall in pledged donations to rebuild gaza husband caused rebuilt homes to be suspended. the u.n. agency has received only 135 million of the $720 million required to rebuild. a spokesman says the situation in gaza is unacceptable. >> it means that the suffering of hundreds of thousands of peop

when talmadge showed up at the third nra world conference in pittsburgh. he was eventually allowed to speak to the association for five minutes amidst a hail of hiss. the speaker following suggested he be stripped to reveal his temple undergarments, bearing the marks of his, quote, treasonous oaths. 1982. since world war ii mormon members swelled such that the protestant evangelicals had noticed. the church announced the new-found growth and conference in dramatic fashion. with the 1974 dedication of the temple north of the nation's capital. situated conspicuously on the beltway, it had a shiny modern and some said gaudy update. many saw it as an unmistakable assertion of power and presence. surging lds political conservativism did mormonism no favors, though with protestant evangelicals, who responded to mormon growth with invigorated counter-cult movement. energetic ex-mormons produced a book and movie combo in this particular moment, the god makers. which became a touch stone for evangelical opposition. the film complete with spooky music and wompgy ani

chamber and nra a, count as state level spending too. that's the untold story, yes, a lot of money is being spent on the federal level to elect a congress but a lost of the money explode exploded exploded. >> 78% of americans support raising the minimum wage but the national federation are spending to silence their workers who want minimum wage. it's bad when the walton family can poor millions in politics for one year and still feeling the economic crisis. the latest poll and congress is literally the best congress money can buy. is it t go to show where the american people have such a low aapproval rate and spending millions to block these and also get this so when large corporations or the rich come out of this recession on top petter than anyone and why the needs. so in our report,. here are some of the solutions that we identified. it's important because the american people identify this issue. they understand corruption. they are tired of seeing tv attack ads.

early this morning still some impressive snowfall amounts especially just north of the city, even in nraew jersey, moorestown picking up 1 inch philadelphia also 1 inch, riverside new jersey ron russell an inch and a half. farther north and west gilbertsville 6-inches of snow. what about the rain? that's half the story. over an inch in tuckerton new jersey reported by tim mitchell. john in glasgow delaware, .91. decent amount of rain upwards of an inch in some spots. improving conditions tonight we'll keep it dry sunday before we see our next storm system move into the region. one place that's going to benefit from the snow obviously is the poconos. live look at big boulder loving this setup. the next several days going to be cold, excellent conditions for fresh snow and man-made snow as well. storm scan3 shows the back edge of this first storm moving out of the region as it continues to intensify off the new england coastline. skies breaking up a little bit so we'll call it part to mostly cloudy overnight. dry weather to our west but our next clipper will rapidly move in during the day

i see the nra and i see you. where does the movement come? if you want more blacks in media, if you want more stories in media, it comes to you. you have to make the change. thank you. >> my wife is an educator. one of the people she is educated during her career has been teachers. one of the things she does is equity training. she tries to make teachers who are not from the minority community aware of their white privilege, so they can teach children who are not like them. i think would probably be a good idea if reporters had equity training. [applause] to become aware of people who are not like them. listen, we can't be what we are not. we are all born a certain way and have certain experiences but we can become aware of the things we are not. and that is what we might be able to bring about through some kind of concerted effort at training ourselves. >> ok, finally, thank you for having me. i think the thing that we have done at "the american" for nearly 90 years is, not only do we report the stories and encourage through our reporting pe

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 be. we've got to make... every crime has got to have a penalty and it's got to be enforced. >> but in a majority of states including south carolina officers aren't required to seize a gun if someone

in an unusual move the city is suspending its own gun laws as part of the legal showdown with the nra. and also, a look at some up and coming journalist who just graduatedded from kyw news studies programs congratulations. check in two, three, four times a day, kyw news radio 1060 on your am dial. >>> coming up next we are following two breaking stories including two people kill in the fast moving house fire in south philadelphia. live look right here at the scene. our nicole brewer has new information for you coming up next. >>> combining fashion and function, we will show you wearable alarms design to keep you safe. we are back at the the top of the hou >>> we are following breaking news this morning part of the row home is gutted after an overnight fire kills two people. a police officer is also hurt trying to save those victims. we are live on the scene. >>> also breaking news right now a crash, a shooting, and a mystery, police look for clues after a van slams into a house. now after that crash police are stunned to find two men who have been shot. >>> and storm scan three is tra

i do want to point out that last year at the nra convention in indianapolis.ith a gun who are by the way getting paid by michael bloomberg. you can't make it up. >> wait a second. are you saying that michael bloomberg who doesn't believe that i have the right to protect my family with a gun has armed body guards too? >> i heard it's true. i mean, i saw it with my own eyes. it's crazy. i can't even believe it. yes. they show up to these things in press of gun rights, no matter what they admit. and then they show up with their own armed guards. we should point out when shannon watts showed up last year. she had about 150 people at her protest. 80,000 people go to the nra convention every year. it's held in a different city around the country every single year. you will get the numbers there i think we know who is winning this battle. >> why doesn't some sensible person start a you first movement. activists, dianne feinstein or president obama. you first, you disarm first. you tell your body guards to trade in their, you know, mp 5's or nine millimeters for skirt

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cromnibus, at the same time this is the same guy who voted against measures to rein in the irs, the nra to audit the fed. the list goes on. republicans need to act like republicans. maybe they start by reading the bills as louie gohmert who is running for speaker has said they should do. maybe they should read the planks that the grassroots put there that says, hey if you're a republican, this is what you should believe. it appears the leadership the elite have absolutely no affinity to that. neil: we could do a lot worse than cut taxes. we'll see what happens. gina, happy new year. always a pleasure. >> happy new year. they should remember when you do cut taxes, it usually means the government gets more money not less. that's another lie from the left. neil: i agree with you. here's the problem, it's like the whole problem woke up to the fact we have problems. stocks swooning right along with oil. what is an investor pocketing six consecutive years of gains to do? today, just bolt. but are we overdoing it? lizzie, just back from las vegas. and tracy barns. very early new year is lookin

in 2013 gun groups like the nra credit carded more than $3.5 million for our government election is whileontrol groups spent close to $400,000. our elected officials are being pushed into a corner here and we really need campaign finance reform in order to make more sensible legislation in this area. >> al jazeera conducted a poll, with monmouth university. a poll we asked 1,000 participants what is the biggest concern for your family? job security was the biggest concern, health care costs was 15% and everyday getting the bills paid at 14% college tuition was 10%. surprisingly terrorism was the concern of 1% that was polled. republicans were most concerned by health care costs. most concern with republicans was obamacare and the same is true for independents but everyday bills came in second. interesting bills there. keep watching al jazeera america. we'll be releasing more results over the next couple of days ahead of the state of the union address. tomorrow is martin luther king day, you can find complete results on the poll on our website, aljazeera.com and since our guests are still

the nra is hoping a court will over turn seven of philadelphia's gun control laws. a new state law passed last week makes it easier for the group to challenge how each city rec late gun safety issues. mayor michael nutter says the city hoping to keep reasonable gun control laws in place also suing pittsburgh, lancaster, all over their gun control measures. >> time now 4:10. a pennsylvania prison goes up in flames, what happened to the inmate and the workers inside. >> and, as expected, it didn't take long for things to heat up between congress and the white house. and now a vote to change one of president barack obama's initiatives could have serious immediate implications for thousands of us. we'll explain. >> ♪ ♪ >>> how are you doing, jenn fred? >> i'm grade. -- great. i don't know who this is. oh the raspberry's. >> hey, we just learned some breaking news in the news room a casino company was struggling with atlantic city just filed for bankruptcy. steve keeley is on the scene he's going to bring us some news on. that will the hits keep coming down there. >> wha

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it feels like when you see hypocrisy in the nra, whether it's zealots from -- climate deniers.ther it's the anti-abortion zealots. when you want to take the sacred cows on and you see every step of the way that there's been violence even in our own communities, it feels really scary. >> ted, you're thinking about the community in l.a., in hollywood. >> yeah. >> this is coming just on the heels of what happened with "the interview." i think the worry certainly is of danger over, you know, even satire. >> there's a lot more arab terrorists out there, even if they're only a small part of the community than north koreans. >> exactly. but there's also this counter-worry that yes, there's awareness, yes, there is this unity in the wake of the paris bombings, but this is going to make studio executives, this is going to make financiers even more skittish to take on some of these projects. they're not going to even finance them in the first place, they're not going to green light them, because they'll look at it and say, it's just not worth it. some of these projects, it's hard enough

chamber i believe the nra, those count like state level spending, too. an untold story that a lot of money is being spent on the federal level to elect a congress. but the amount of money in governors races and state legislature races has exploded, as well. and is increasingly rapidly, too. so, you know, 70% of americans support raising the minimum wage, but the u.s. chamber the national restaurant association and national federation of independent businesses and low wage employers are spending millions to silence the workers who are organizing for minimum wage. and so you know, it's really wrong when the walton family and walmart can pour money into politics every year and pay their workers poverty wages with no benefits. it not only creates a crisis it creates an economic crisis that we're still feeling. the latest poll shows that congress has a 16% approval rating, and that is -- and congress is literally the best congress money can buy. and it just goes to show that while the american people have such a low approval rating of congress, to block these

historic agreement that would have made a huge difference in the way that gun industry worked, but the nra immediately organized and effective boycott the practically put smith & wesson out of business, they had to sell to new owners, abandon the agreement, so it ended up in that instance, that the politics that had made it impossible to do anything in washington also consumed what we were trying to do to affect that. >> alexis, can you think of an example of something that did not deliver the way you had hoped, did not turn out the way you had hoped? give me an example of something that turned out to be a disappointment. >> actually, i have a couple for me. one is on the trade side, trade policy. the president always talked about how trade was important to the administration for job creation, but we were always trying to find the right balance of what it meant for environmental standards, for labor standards, in trade agreements, and how do you bring in the right coalitions to have that dialogue. and i remember that the president championed for the first time ever a global child labor sta

for several years, nra plum cyst crossed swords with the mormons' bright young thing apostle james e tall imagine among the first mormons to receive a ph.d., had earned an academic reputation as a geologist and had become the phrase gentlemen they are lodgean. in 1912, he published "the house of the lords" which offered the complete description of mormon temple worship today but the book had been prompted by a scandal. ant antagonist threatened who had taken photos of the interior unless paid a hefty ransom by mormon leaders. 258 imagine suggests preemptive publication of temple images and was tasked with writing the accompanying text. this is the if you live in a place where a new mormon temple is built, there is now tours for non-mormons to go through. >> that's a direct result of this kind of proactive sensitivity about temples. the resulting back and forth, in 1990 when tall imagine showed up at the third-world conference in pits pittsburgh, he was eventually allowed to speak to the association for five minutes amid the hail of hiss. but the speaker following suggested he be stri

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schools to teach a three week class on the second amendment using material developed or recommends by the nra? 80% said no you don't. 20% said yes. a new report finds that for first time at least 50 years, a majority of u.s. public school students are from low income families or in most cases living in poverty. according to the southern education foundation 51% are living at or near the poverty line. it is just another stark example that poverty remains a serious problem in this country and that's exactly what business and civic leaders along with heads of state are hoping to tackle as they meet in atlanta this week for the hope global forum. jermaine lee joins me now. msnbc is a proud media sponsor. we both know there are many organizations that meet throughout the country year long addressing these problems. i think people or ten want to know, will these ideas be implemented? >> reporter: 2700 people registered for the hope global forum, many of them as we speak down stairs in working groups trying to outline and reimagine expanding access to free enterprise, not just globally but here in t

the nra is challenging those laws. >>> happening today, people in monmouth county can learn more about signing up for health insurance under the affordable care act. tonight officials will hold an informational session on obamacare and medicaid enrollment at the brookdale community college. the deadline to enroll is one month from today. >>> if you're feeling sick you're not the only one. we checked local doctors to find out if they're treating more patients and what they're suffering from. local doctors told us they're seeing about a 50% increase in patients mostly the flu, stomach viruses and respiratory infections. all three are highly contagious. if you have a virus like the flu, antibiotics won't help you. doctors say the best way to avoid getting sick is to wash your hands frequently and it's still not too late to get a flu shot. >>> and happening today, some people will be able to get a free flu shot. a clinic runs from 9:00 to 3:00 in the legislative hall library in dover. if your insurance does not cover flu shots, you'll get yours for free. delaware has been -- has seen an ex

the nra foundation is one of the most popular causes that people don't like and choose on this site. >> the national rifle association. >> the national rifle association. we also have super pacs left and right and those are very popular because they kind of capture all the issues in one bundle. keep in mind that there would have to be some reporting of the failure. >> then the money goes to some truly odeo cause. >> and the other part that also is very popular and very effective for a lot of people. >> so do you have to admit that you failed on facebook or twitter? >> but why do our resolutions so often fail? because humans like you and me and walter michele, both of us former smokers temp orly discount valuing immediate rewards much more than those in the future. >> so if it's not now it's essentially never because the future, for example the cancer that i could get if i kept smoking is probe-- it is distant. we don't know for sure. and so it might as well not be there. unless i do something that makes the far away consequence immediate and vivid. >> hence the graphic warnings on ca

that is that is because of the efforts of the national restaurant association or the other nra. [laughter] so, as so, as a result of the fact that these customers are paying wages of tipped workers they have to put up with a shockingly a shockingly high level of sexual harassment, being groped touched, and on having inappropriate sexualized comments constantly all day long because they cannot afford to be fired. buses are telling them the customer is always right. so right their you can begin to see how this plays in. in fact, discrimination. often takes the form of sexualized behavior and that you can begin to see a direct connection between the minimum wage or wages or economic justice. so that is one place. the minimum wage really is a women's issue. the other piece reproductive rights really are an issue of economic justice. the easiest way to encapsulate that is really given to me by a man who left a message on my voicemail years ago i think it was 2011 and 2012 when in washington dc there was a huge effort to shut down planned parenthood and the fund all of the title x fam

her appearance nra made preparations for their daughters burial is to be as a final journey home.: and other of the world knows were following this morning the president of china has ordered an investigation into the new year's eve stampede in shanghai or 36 people were killed families all still searching local hospitals for the loved ones and it is unclear what caused the stampede now would say someone tosco bonds out of windows that look like dollar bills trip when the rest of others are saying they're too many people crowded the city's waterfront back in california and the area of the tahoe queen ran around lake tahoe minutes into the new year about 200 people were stranded on the boat for about two hours and subfreezing temperatures tahoe queen is not along the late this edible became stuck as to whether yards from and saw the top of invested pull the boat from the rest your to evacuate about 300 people aboard the cause of being investigated. >> reporter: golden gate bridge to close next week against a cruise--cruse told one a in january 10th sylphs' 4:00 a.m. january 12th. ha

to the extent that police officers should be the largest anti-gun lobby in america, taking on the nraher than mayors of cities that are trying to govern all the people and trying to establish that every individual has a right to be fear of state violence is the elephant in this conversation. the dinkins situation, though i think is also telling because partly what you see there is a reflection of a culture of white male privilege, and i don't want to get stuck on the privilege question, but i want to come back to this that they represent working class american history. >> and the police force does not look like that. i mean as amy was pointing out last hour, the images we're seeing right now, that's 1992 new york police department. as a result of the social movements, the department does not look like that anymore. >> my point is that and this is exactly the point. that we have been caught in a loop for the past 20 years where racial representative stands in for fundamental change the fact that the force is blacker or browner or yellower has not changed the culture of policing and the