but because of the nra what is happening? whether you have a dating partner rather than being married. you should be protected and nobody should have a weapon. what also keeps firearms out of the hands of convicted folks? think about this. think about what he sold out to the nra in a way that is absolutely outrageous. we have to get this past program sorry to raise this with you now that we need your voices in addition to helping the democratic party win but to have significant influence and put the pressure on this administration on this president but more portly on the congress and united states senate to force them to have to vote. [applause] folks, we are in a situation where i don't think it's an exaggeration to say that donald trump not only is a president that has belittled women and degraded than his whole lif life, now he has gone beyond that to strike at the heart of our democracy. his entire life is built on abuse of power. so i bring this up because i think the american people are finally on to him. and the more t

relevant point you could point back to the nra. the nra lobby about the stuff, where the case something bush had a connection we would be here telling you that. but what is not to the nra, is true of the southern poverty law center. they use litigation. they use press releases. they use their allies in the media to basically operate a telling school districts you will about our policies or else we're going to see you or label you as racist. it matters absolute not what wih these policies due to student. it matters not what these policies due to black students. we know what did you two black students. they hurt them. but this is how the southern poverty law center makes money, this is what they do to the bureaucracy and the ideology of public education, that pattern, the pathos of pathology starts there and, in fact, index education bureaucrats. andy alluded to this in his comments but but i want to spet a little bit more. there were a series of meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. they were closed-door meetings, the su

back to the nra. this nra lobbies, tries to influence policy. it's something they pushed had a connection we'd be here telling you that. but what is not true of the nra is true of the southern poverty law center. they use litigation, they used press releasees, they used their allies in the media to basically operate by telling school districts you will adopt our policies or else we are going to sue you or label you as racist. and it matters absolutely not what these policies do to students. it matters absolutely not what the policy does to black students women know what they do to black students. they hurt. the it but this is how the sovereign poverty law center makes money and this is what they do to the bureaucracy and the ideology of public education, that pattern, the path, the pathology starts stare and infects education bureaucrats. andy allude today this in his comments but i wanted to spell it out a little bit more. there were a series of meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. close

and right now they seem to be doing the bidding of the nra.ore impeachment started and now it's going to get tougher. >> let's stay on that. "the new york times" is reporting that on friday the president met with wayne lapierre, the head of the nra and they wrote this, in their conversation they discussed prospective gun legislation and whether the nra could provide support for the president as he faces impeachment and a more difficult reelection campaign. that is according to two people familiar with the meeting. we should note the nra has denied discussing any special arrangements with the president, but what does that tell you about where the white house stands on the issue of gun safety? an issue that seems to be getting more and more apolitical support across the country. >> right. every time there is a horrific mass shooting that galvanizes public interest the way it did two years ago today in las vegas, every single time, after parkland and el paso, the president says the same thing, oh, we're very strong on background checks, we're goi

because of the nra what's happening?ll those provisions to clear up all of that whether you have a dating partner rather than being married, you should in fact, be protected and no one should be able to have a weapon. this reauthorization would fix all that. it would also keep firearms out of hands of convicted folks that are stalkers. think about this. think about what this guy sold out to the nra in in a way thas absolutely outrageous. you know, we have to get this past and i'm sorry to talk, to raise this with you now but we need your voices in addition to helping the democratic party when. we need you to raise your voices. yet significant influence, and put the pressure on this administration, on this president. but more importantly on the congress, united states senate, to force them to have to vote on this. [applause] folks, you know, we are in a situation where i don't think it's an exaggeration to say that donald trump not only is a president who has belittled women and a greater than his whole life, he's now gon

to the nra. the lobbies, for the policy around the stuff. a number of cases something that they push data connection, would be here telling you that. but what it's not true, the nra is true. they used litigation, press releases, their allies in the media, to basically operate by telling school districts, you will adopt policies are also going to sue you or label you is a racist. it matters absolutely not with these policies. to the students in the black students we know that what they do to black students, they are them. but this is how they make money. and this is what they do to the bureaucracy the ideology of public education or pattern the pathologies start there in fact infects education bureaucrats. i want to spell it out a little bit more. there are a series of meetings at the high school, closed-door meetings, the superintendent made sure that only one school board member was allowed to speak. because of is it too slow, it would have to be public record. the minutes would have to be taken

it was associated with the gun industry or the nra.ause i saw all of whose people in the streets and they saw where their future customers are on whose issue. again, i think our power in our voices is consumers, have real power in whose space. and it is time again with the federal government is doing nothing. i think there's a lot we can do to move us in the right direction on that is it too i think, is something i think going to continue to grow in the next ten to 15 to 20 years. nicole: i largely agree with you. i think there is a fire and tradition. surreal sensible approach to whose that the younger generation of voters, have it. i think that the tactic the gun law lobby has used to kind of infiltrate the psychology of americans and voters, she's really not going to have a big impact has to think that if you look at recent events, then lobbyist, the nra's frankly, they are having monetary issues. in leadership issues. liquid going to see a real change. i know that i am going to keep fighting on behalf of the 100 americans that lose

but listen, the nra is desperate today.t's why they're in the oval office making these offers to help the president out with impeachment if he steps away from the background checks table. they're losing members, they're losing funding, their undy're u investigation. this is a moment when republicans feel more confident that they can step out from their historical allegiance with the gun lobby and do a deal that will save lives. >> we're excited about taking questions from the audience, victims of gun violence, family members, congresswoman gabby giffords will be here as well. >> she is, she will be here all day. we are so proud to stand behind her. they is someone who comes to this issue partly from her own experience and as a career public servant, someone who sees it as so important to do what is right by this country and say what it needed. she never gives up. >> that's going to wrap up this hour of "msnbc live." stay with us, the gun reform forum will be streaming live and we'll be updating you on msnbc throughout the a

people support strengthening background checks. 85% of the american people, including a majority of nrathings like no fly, no buy. if you're too dangerous to get on a plane, you're too dangerous to get a military-style assault weapon. so, these are consensus issues. and yet, nothing happens. why? because republicans are putting their political survival and their if i dfidelity to the nra of to their constituents. there was a meeting on friday with wayne lapierre, head of the nra and there might have been a conversation between president trump and wayne lapierre about making sure the nra was going to support the president through an impeachment process and his election. i wish they were talking about the survival of the american people instead of the survival of a political career. >> now, the nra denies that that conversation happened, but charlie, we know there was a meeting. we also know in the last few weeks, democrats like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, have said if the president can do something on guns, we'll stand next to him in the rose garden. we've heard other democrats say,

we must take on the nra. i have to say something self-serving and true. am the only one that has ever beaten them nationally. i have beaten them twice. if i am your nominee, i will beat them like a drum again. the reason it got done was because of the woman i asked to be on the judiciary committee, dianne feinstein. she is the reason. we have laws in the u.s., if you are a hunter, you cannot go out and hunt these with more than three shotgun shells, but you can buy a magazine that carries more than 100 rounds in them. what are we doing? it means taking on the existential threat of climate change, continue the largest ever investment in clean energy. reinvest in the parent climates accord. all of those 175 or more members of that climate toward are going to come to the u.s. and commit to up the ante to what they can do. they make up 85% of the problem. the world.lead if we don't lead it, no one else is. the vacuum is going to be filled by others that don't have the interests of the american people in mind. to state the obvious, we have to because weld trum

it calls for the departments to rethink contracts with any vendors tied to the nra. the nra has declared victory saying the mayor's move was in response to a lawsuit they filed against the city. >>> this comes as las vegas marks two years since the mass shooting at a country music festival. the names of 58 victims were read. the nevada rnorraised the is the the community used to lift each other up after the shooting. one father who lost a son in that shooting described his grieving process. >> i can see small little improvements in my life. as far as emotionally. i'm age to speak about it a little bit. but it's still a struggle every day. every day. >> the 2017 shooting, the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history, 58 people gathered for that outdoor concert. >>> if you heard a roar in the sky this morning, that was anasl eay courtesy of the british royal air force. the red arrows shot over san franciscoay bn i showir high-flying acrobatics. if you missed them, you'll have another chance tomorrow. >>> it's cooler but things are gonna be warming up. and fire crews wor

ignore that part of last month's resolution which is the board of supervisors passed condemning the nra in the wake of several mass shootings. the memo was a clear concession in response to lawsuit over 0 the resolution. >>> the mayor had this response saying this doesn't take away from the fact that the nra continues to shamefully gun control legislation that can and will save lives. >>> the united auto workers week's long strike against general motors cost the car company $1 billion. >> wall street fell on tuesday kicking off a new month under pressure. the dow slid 343 points. the nasdaq dropped 90. s&p 500 fell 36. weak manufacturing numbers pulled stocks lower. u.s. factory activity shrink for the second straight month dashing hopes that august contractions wasn't an ipad amly, president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum. now in third week united auto workers strike cost the car maker an estimated $1 billion. analyst said gm is losing a million dollars a day. uaw members are living on strike pay of 9 a dollar has week. top negotiator says the two sides are so far apart includin

i want to thank the mayor's office clarifying for the nra what we already know. i want to thank the mayor for her support and taking seriously our sentiments on this subject. since we passed this resolution, the times reported that the chief lobbyist offered financial support for the president's impeachment defense and asked trump to stop the games on gun control legislation. a new senate report rio vealed that the -- revealed that the nra was a foreign asset to russia. another report revealed that the nra board benefitted insiders. they've continued to block the u.s. senate from taking up house bills on gun reform that will save live, including universal background checks on all gun sales, something that 96% of americans approve of. today happens to be the two-year anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in this country. the las vegas shooting left 58 dead and 422 wounded, not to mention 20,000 who ran for their lives, the hundreds that witnessed death, the ones who attended the dying, who attempted and failed to save lives. most, if not all of them, will liv

the nra says the memo was a clear concession in response to lawsuit over the resolution. the mayor had this response saying, this doesn't take away from the fact that the nra continues to shame flee stand in the way of every single piece of gun control legislation that can and will save lives. >>> a new plan to help people a to escape re. we've got much ea detection meaning we have the ability to alert and alert residents much earlier than we could have in santa rose city has also install add hi-lo siren in emergency. >>> in just a few hours, a full scale emergency drill is taking over sfo testing response and recovery efforts in assimilated terrorist attack involving chemical weapons and law enforcement official from two dozen different agencies. it's happening aboard the air force boeing 767 wide body training aircraft with the help of role playing volunteers who will act as passengers. >>> fans rooted in oakland are buzzing about the wildcard game tonight against the tampa bay rays. >> tonight on the aa home field, the first postseason game in six year. jackie ward is

>>> the battle between san francisco and the nra is taking a new turn. you probably remember san francisco supervisors approved a resolution last month calling the nra a terrorist organization. the resolution also called for city agencies to limit relationships with companies that do business with the nra. but in a new them mo mmemo said the resolution is not binding. >>> the dead line to get a real i.d. is just a year away. a lot of drivers are still struggling to meet the requirements. the department of homeland security says 27% of americans have been issued a real i.d. a lot of people don't understand the purpose of the newal from f i.d. that is supposed to be more secure. >> they already have my i.d., my social security number. i don't know that we need to take it to another level. >> i think it's a pain in the butt. >> a real i.d. is a federally compliant identification card, so you can use it to pass through airport security. our old california driver's license don't meet the new standards, so to get a real i.d. you have to go to the dmv in person

the nra says the moment was a clear concession in response to their lawsuit over the resolution. the mayor had this response tonight. quote this doesn't take away from the fact that the nra continues to shamefully stand in the way of every single piece of gun control legislation that can and will save lives. >>> a candle lit memorial in las vegas tonight on the 2 year anniversary of that mass shooting at a country music festival. just within the past hour, the names of the 58 victims were read aloud and a candle lit for each name. the 2017 shooting was the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. a motive was never determined. >> coming up, it's all on the line for the a's tomorrow night in the wild card game. but an off field drama has taken the team by surprise. >> and an officer shot during a hold up at a southern california bank. the manhunt going on now for a run away thief. >> i think it was kind of ridiculous. >> i'm wondering what she was thinking. >> a woman climbs into the lion's den at the zoo and taunts the wild animal. the question tonight is who does that? an

mayor breed told city officials they cannot investigate the possible ties of city contractors to the nra. in a memo cowritten by the city attorney, mayor breed said the board can only enact new contracting requirements by ordinance and resolutions have no legal weight. the mayor said until the board approves an ordinance, no department will take steps to assess the relationships between city contractors and the nra.conceding. the mayor went on twitter yesterday and said this. you would think an organization responsible for the deaths of thousands of americans every year from gun violence would lay low on the anniversary of the las vegas shooting, but apparently no one feel shame anymore. >>> the city of gilroy hosted its national night out. annual events was slated for the first week of august but was put on hold to give the city time degree from the deadly garlic festival shooting on july 28. the 19-year-old open fire killing three people and injuring several others. since the shooting has been on everyone's mind, national night out kicked off with a prayer and a moment of silence . >>>

. >>> the battle between san francisco and the nra is taking a new turn.ou probably remember san francisco supervisors approved a resolution last month calling the nra a terrorist organization. the resolution also called for city agencies to limit relationships with companies that do business with the nra. but in a new memo mayor breed said the resolution is not binding. san francisco's city attorney's office says the mayor's memo is not a concession to the nra. >>> the deadline to get a real i.d. is just a year away. a lot of drivers are still struggling to meet the requirements. the department of homeland security says 27% of americans have been issued a real i.d. a lot of people don't understand the purpose of it. it's supposed to be more secure. >> they know who i am already. they have my i.d., they have my social security number. i don't know that we need to take it to another level. >> i think it's a pain in the butt. >> a real i.d. is a federally compliant identification card, that means you're going to have to have one to get through airport securi

the federal society, heritage foundation, and the nra all run by members of the council for national policy. let's think for a moment about our founding fathers. they instituted a system of checks and balances, as we all learned in high school civics courses. the administration and the legislative branch and judiciary are supposed to check excesses from each other. over time the federal court are appointed as lifetime appointments. but the idea is that they will balance each other out and serve the cause of moderation and will reflect the way that the public involves to represent the american people. what do they deal with? the federal courts deal with the social issues, such as marriage equality, they deal with women's issues such as access to abortion and women's healthcare. they deal with issues around gerrymandering or not. they deal with voting laws. in the ways these are exercised in different states. they also deal with environmental regulations. these courts are a key to power and the republican congress had created a logjam of appointments for the obama administration, which

the nra filed a lawsuit after the board the city to assess the ties between its contractors and the nra. supervisors cannot change city law by resolution. the nra said the company was backing down and the company was having a concession. the mayor tweeted this. you would think an organization responsible for the deaths of thousands of americans every year would lay low on the anniversary of the las vegas shooting. apparently no one feels shame anymore. >>> in las vegas, people paused to remember the mass shooting. today marks two years since the shooting that left 58 people dead and hundreds more injured. to honor the victims, there was a sunrise remembrance ceremony. in included moments of prayer and remarks by leaders. one survivor who attended the event says she is trying to move forward. >> i am still seeing counselors weekly. i think it is when you decide to look back and realize not to be a victim but a survivor, i think that things could have gone so different for me. i need to teak each day is a gift. i live for those who cannot anymore. >> the 2017 shooting is the deadliest mas

nra has got to go!ra has got t to go! >> the nra is the worst organization in this country. >> i am a very much one that is against handguns. i know in my urban environment i see little to no need for guns at all. >> tucker: yet. just some rational discourse for you. we don't need gun spread will of course we need guns. you are not allowed to have guns. that's the attitude. the liberals are obviously higher body guards. they had themselves away in the safety of their neighborhoods. what if people can't afford to do that? what would gun bends mean for people who live in, say, detroit, michigan? this show went to detroit to investigate that very question and here's what we found. >> my name is alayna and i was in the city of detroit. >> alayna is an arms detroit her. >> i keep my gun right here on my leg. >> she chooses to carry a gun to protect yourself and it helped her survive an armed carjacking at a liquor store on the west side pit she was shot in the arm during an attack and she drove herself to th

they may even want to take guns by force. >> the nra has got to go! the nra has got to go!a is the worst organization in this country. >> i am very much one who is against handguns and i know in my urban environment i see little to no need for guns at. all. >> tucker: just some rational discourse. we don't need guns. of course we need guns. if you're not allowed to have guns. that the adage of wealthy liberals obviously. bodyguards hide themselves away and safe gated neighborhoods. what about people who can't afford to do. that? what will gun bans mean for people who live in, say, detroit, michigan? the show went to detroit to investigate that very question and here's what we found. >> my name is alayna and i live in the city of detroit. >> tucker: elaine it is an armed detroit air. >> i carry a lie 45. >> keep one in the chamber? >> definitely. keep it right here. >> tucker: she chooses to carry a gun to protect yourself. she says her guns helped her survive an armed carjacking. she was shot in the arm during the attack. she drove herself to the hospital. police never caug

the nra then sued the city claiming it violated free speech rights. the city attorney filed the motion to dismiss yesterday saying the first amendment allows lawmakers and other public officials to express no found on the city college of san francisco campus after a threat. sky 7 was over city college late yesterday afternoon after someone phoned in that bomb threat. police evacuated the science, creative arts and multi use buildings as a precaution. the search end the at about 4:30 and the main campus was reopened. >>> coming up, facebook tackles the housing crisis with a plan to help struggling teachers in silicon valley. >>> mark zuckerberg is fighting back against critics in an impassioned address about free speech. >>> and the vaping crisis is getting worse. the latest numbers from the cdc. first it's 4:37. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. skies are clear. low to mid 40s. coolest locations in the north bay. here's live doppler 7. another system, 'tis the season, right? whe

the nra said the memo was a clear concession to its lawsuit.ity spokesman said the mayor is not conceding . >>> the mayor took to twitter yesterday and said this. you would think an organization responsible for the deaths of thousands of americans every year from gun violence would lay low on the anniversary of the las vegas shooting but apparently no one feels shame anymore. >>> 5:27 am. hearings on capitol hill our plan today as lawmakers work to learn more about the phone call between president trump's and the president of ukraine. >> i think that this president is making richard nixon look like a choir boy. >> next, what bay area people have to say about the impeachment battle in washington. >>> plus, elite audiotape reveals a battle between mark zuckerberg and democratic candidate elizabeth warren. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses

the nra sued in response to a resolution that called the nra a terror organization. the resolution also sought to ban business with anyone doing business with the nra. the mayor's office eventually ordered agencies to ignore the resolution. at that point the nra had argued free speech violations, taking legal action. according to "the examiner" the city's attorney's office yesterday filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit. >>> in santa clara county, this is day ten of county workers strike and negotiations are still at a standstill after the county said that it put its final and last offer on the table. "today in the bay's" roz plater is at valley medical center with what happens next and what we should expect to see as peopl who are in santa clara county. [ no audio ] all right, we are not hearing's roz's microphone right now. it is a rolling strike and thus, there are different groups of county workers who are headed to the picket lines. we'll check in with roz again at 6:00. >>> 6:06. happening today, the debate over the closure of san francisco's juvenile hall take

the nra sued in response to a resolution that called the nra a terror organization. resolution also sought to ban business with anyone doing business with the nra. the mayor's office eventually ordered agencies to ignore the resolution. at that point the nra had argued free speech violations. according to "the examiner" the city's attorney's office yesterday filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit. >>> an undocumented immigrant accused of murdering a woman inside her south san jose home is expected in court for a plea hearing. prosecutors say that carlos caranza killed bambi larson after breaking into her home in march. you might remember that case sparked a fierce immigration debate. i.c.e. reported that agents tried to deport caranza nine times before but they requested were not honored by santa clara and los angeles counties. >>> this is day ten of the santa clara county worker's strike and negotiations are still at a standstill after the county says that it put its final offer on the table. "today in the bay's" roz plater is at valley medical center with what happe

i'm a member of the nra.re now. hold the phone. >> thank you. >> i could give you a little time tomorrow morning. that's thursday. >> yes. >> let's say 8:30. >> just come here? >> yeah. >> okay, good. >> hello? >> it's michael moore here to see charlton heston. >> hi. good morning. how are you? >> thank you very much for agreeing to see me. >> he took me out to his pool and tennis house so we could have a chat. i told him i was a lifetime member of the nra sand showed hm my membership card. >> good for you. well done. i assume you have guns in the house. >> indeed i do. >> so you have them for protection. >> yeah, sure. >> have you ever been a victim of crime? >> no. >> never been assaulted. no violence toward you? >> no. >> they are loaded? >> you really need a weapon for self-defense, you need it loaded. >> why do you need it for self-defense? >> i don't. >> you have never been a victim of crime. >> that's crew. >> so why don't you unload the gun? >> because the second amendment gives me the right to have i

. >>> the nra is declaring victory over san francisco after the mayor told city departments to ignoreresolution labeling the gun rights lobby a terrorist organization. the resolution was approved by the board of supervisors last month and directed the city to assess fines between contract and the nra. in a letter to department heads they said that supervisors cannot change city laws by resolution. and the nra said that they were backing down in the memo was a clear concession to its lawsuit. >>> juul said it has blocked his support for proposition c and that is the ballot measure seeking to overturn the citywide ban on e-cigarettes sales. juul said it will no longer put money into the ad campaign. the company has already spent more than $11 million. proposition c will appear on the november ballot. it concerns opponents of the measure. >> juul has ready spent a full campaigns worth of advertising saying that proposition c is this great thing. we don't think that is the truth and we think we have a lot of damage. >> proposition c opponents say other groups could come up with more fundi

but san francisco city attorney's office said the mayor's memo is not a concession to the nra. the group is suing san francisco. >>> an alameda county judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the county of alameda prohibiting it from entering into a sell its half of the oakland chris um property to the oakland a's after a lawsuit filed by the city of oakland. laura anthony is live to sort it all out. >> reporter: hi, dan. the conversations and the negotiations around the a's buying a portion of the property here at the coliseum have been going on for two years that is why the team is surprised when the city attorney through them a curve. >> it is another complication in terms of moving forward with the project in east oakland. >> reporter: one day before the team plays the biggest game of the year, a's president cavel filed foul and the judge's decision to issue a temporary restraining order. >> you had no idea this was coming. >> totally blindsided. this is a week to focus on the amazing team we have on the field and 50,000 plus here and incredible celebratory mo

i hate the nra. i think they're a [ bleep ] cowardly organization.e no respect for them. >> that's clear. >> yeah. even from the standpoint of gun rights. >> yeah. >> because they fail to stand up for orlando castille after he was killed by police for exercising his second amendment rights. >> can i ask you a personal question? >> you can. >> how would you identify yourself racially? >> i'm from morocco. i'm an arab immigrant. >> i've got to be honest, when i walked up, mostly white guys, not all. i saw you, i think he's a double agent. i didn't want to say anything in front of your friends. >> no, it's true. most of the chapter is white men. i don't think anyone should be surprised by that, because when you look at guns, at least gun culture in the united states, it's heavily dominated by white males. and we want to change that. >> excuse me for one second. >> with the range hot again, the group asked me if i wanted to shoot big guns. and i was like, not really. a gun punched me in the nose. so i won't be filing charges. >> when you're in there, it'

that's all because we don't have the nerve to take on the damn nra and the gun manufacturers. there is no need -- [applause] folks, there's no need for this. some of you are hunters. i've got shotguns. my sons are hunters. mainly geese. you know, if you go out and hunt for geese, you're not allowed to have in your shotgun more than three shells. to protect the geese. we have federal laws that protect geese. think about it. why in god's name should anyone be able to have a clip that holds 100 rounds? [applause] thebiden: so folks, administration keeps doing the bidding of the nra and the gun manufacturers. you know, i'm not against the second amendment. the second amendment says it's not absolute. my friends on the far right talk about the tree of liberty is watered with the blood of patriots. you've got to be able to fight against the government. guess what? you need an m1 tank. you need an f-15. you need some hellfire missiles. but you can't have them. you can't have bazookas. you can't have machine guns. we have never argued that there are certain weapons people can't own. t

i'm a member of the nra.d the phone. i can give you time tomorrow morning, i think that's thursday. >> yes. >> let's say 8:30. >> 8:30 in the morning? and just come here? >> yeah. >> okay, good. >> hello? >> hi, it's michael moore to see charlton heston. ♪ >> hi. good morning. how are you? thank you very much for agreeing to see me. >> he took me out to his pool and tennis house so we could have a chat. i told him that i was a lifetime member of the nra and showed him my membership card. >> good for you. well done. >> i assume you have guns in the house here? >> indeed, i should have been. bad guys, take notice. >> you have them for protection? >> yeah, sure. >> have you ever ban victim of crime? >> no. >> never? yeah. never been assaulted? >> no. >> no violence toward you, but you have guns in the house? >> loaded. >> loaded. they're loaded. >> well, if you really need a weapon for self-defense, you need it loaded. >> okay. but why do you need it for self-defense? >> i don't. >> yeah, you've never ban victim

i'm the only one in the united states of america that has taken on the nra nationally and beaten them beaten them twice. [ applause ] and succeeded banning assault weapons for ten years and eliminating the size of magazines. how many cartridges can be in a magazine. i know what it takes to get it done. and i can do it again. we have to confront the existential threat of climate change. it is the issue facing the world. you know, the united states accounts for about 15% of the climate change problems. we have to lead by example. and i have laid out a plan where you get to net zero emissions by 2050 and between now and 2030 we make such dramatic change that we can't -- it can't be turned around. but 85% of the problem comes from beyond our borders. we need a president who can marshal those other nations to confront the greatest threat we've ever seen to humanity. that's not hyperbole. it's real. the first thing i'll do as president is rejoin the paris climate accord, which i helped put together. and the first 100 days of of my presidency i'll invite the 173 other nations that are part o

. >> it was a defining moment in the nra. the debate would morph to the lawful ability to carry a weapon. a dynamic civil rights leader who cass a prominent position with core. supported goetz. he lost two sons to street violence. he wasn't afraid to take a hard stance, sometimes against black leaders. >> my father said he wasn't worried about bernie goetz shooting at his son. he's worried about young men in poor communities who are wayward and falling off the path. he said when it came to using leaving the house, it would be short of a miracle forgets * to do something. >> together with the nra. he helped the subway gunman raise funds for his let defense. n if indicted the goetz steam said they would -- team said they would use the argument of self-defense. >> he had a smooth, brilliant lawyer with conservative leanings, i think that's why he took this case. he felt passionately about this and he did a brilliant job. >> the case had bent talk of the town and new yorkers were anxious to hear from the grand jury. >> a grand ju

the pictures going back to school in kids maybe that's because we don't have the nerve to take on the nra. there is no reason. [applause] >> there is no need for this. i have shotguns if you hunt for geese you cannot have more than three shells in your shotgun. to protect the geese. we have federal laws that protect geese. [laughter] think about it. why in god's name should anybody have a clip that holds 100 rounds? the administration keeps doing their bidding. i am not against the second amendment it says it is not absolute that my friends on the far right talks about the blood of patriots guess what? you need an f-15 and hellfire missiles but you can't have them. you can have bazookas. we never argue there are certain weapons that people can't own. there's never been a time that anybody can own a weapon. those where the groundwater is polluted or whether or not those are put in 1960 and for all i know that the water in the schools is not safe? look. we all want the same thing. is somebody get sick there's a little breathing room. a better future and with all due respect i don't think do

biden: the administration keeps doing the bidding of the nra and the gun manufacturers. i'm not against the second amendment. the second amendment says it's not absolute. my friends on the far right talk about the tree of liberty is watered with the blood of patriots. you've got to be able to fight against the government. guess what? you need a tank. you need an f-15. you need hellfire missiles. but you can't have them. you can't have bazookas. you can't have machine guns. there are certain weapons people can't own. there's never been a time in history when we said anybody can own a weapon, anybody. folks, how can a parent feel good about raising a child in a neighborhood where the groundwater is polluted because of oil companies polluting it? or whether or not the inundwater pipes are put in 1960 and are no longer safe? how many schools around the inntry, for all i know here one of these counties, the water in the schools is not safe? thingwe all want the same . a fair shot, a life of dignity, peace of mind that when someone gets sick, you have a little breathing room w

the nra then sued the city claiming it violated free speech rights.torney filed the motion to dismiss yesterday saying the first amendment allows lawmakers and other public officials to express their views on matters of public concern. >>> the vaping crisis is getting worse. the latest numbers from the cdc. >>> and a live look at the big board in the new york stock exchange this morning. starting down. another update on the markets next. >>> if you're looking for love, the number one restaurant when it comes to best places to take a date, if you're basic. >> that's not the kind of love i want. >> first a check on your weather and traffic. >> good morning. it's friday but not friday light at the richmond-san rafael bridge. traffic is stacked up to the richmond parkway for a 12-minute delay getting to the tolls. it's sluggish on the upper deck over towards marin county. getting busy in the usual spots. we have this accident still blocking the lane, the transition from westbound 24 on to westbound 580. so give yourself a little extra time. just cleared t

propaganda that misinforms and aims to defeat the public about the dangers of gun violence." >> the nrao thei and i will do everything that i possibly can to call them out on what they are, which is a domestic terrorist organization. >> tucker: the host of "the dana show," she joins us tonight. so, call me paranoid, and i don't think you can actually be too paranoid in defense of your constitutional right, but this is a predicate to something. i mean, they are saying this fot a reason. they start telling you that peoplele who have a 12 gauge at home to defend themselves are terrorists, they are setting it up to do something to those people. no? >> yeah. well, i completely agree with your analysis here, tucker, y ad also, first off, you know, all day today, these same individuals that have these same democrat lawmakers that have been screeching and raging because president trump used, accurately, the phrase lynching to talk about the witch hunt on him. these are the same lawmakers that have been calling innocent law-abiding americans, referring to them as quote, "domestic security threat

in the city of san francisco, the council voted to ban the nra a domestic terrorist organization. >>visor rode a scathing decoration reading and part chemical, the national rifle association spreads propaganda tennis informs and aims to defeat the public about the dangers of gun violence. >> the nra has a coming to them and i will do everything i possibly can to call them out on what they are, which is a domestic terrorist organization. >> sean: the host of the dana show, she dons tonight. so, call me paranoid, and i don't think you can actually be too paranoid in dissent of your constitutional right but this is a predicate to something. they are saying this for a reason. they start telling you the people who have a 12 gauge at home to defend themselves or terrorists, they are setting it up to do something to those people. no? >> yeah. well, i completely agree with your analysis here talker and also, first off, you know, all day today, these same individuals that have the same - they've been screeching and raging because president trump used accurately the phrase lynching to talk abo

the nra then sued the city claiming it violated free speech rights. the city attorney filed the motion to dismiss yesterday saying the first amendment allows lawmakers and other public officials to express their views on matters of public concern. >>> coming up, the vaping crisis is getting worse. the latest numbers from the cdc. >>> and the best restaurants in the u.s. to bring a date. >>> right now we'll take a live look outside and check in with lisa. >> you can see the bridge that means visibility is good. not much in the way of fog. nothing out there. we'll see some build up along the coast, also some high clouds, a fair amount of sunshine on tap until this system begins to increase the clouds later on tonight. it will be with us early tomorrow bringing a slight chance of showers into the north bay for your saturday morning. and then we'll look for things to really turn around and do a 180 by sunday. 11-foot wave heights as the high surf advisory continues from the north coast down to monterey. up to 20-foot breakers a possibility. from the east

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march for our lives formed and the courage of students willing to stand up to the nra and convention of politics. that was a slap in the face to every single one of those groups.>> he pushed a concern about cali expressed frustration about the lack of questions about the rights in the previous debate. she made her point early. >> where the majority of the population in this country, people need to keep their hands off of women's bodies and let women make the decisions about their own lives.>> the next the democratic the debate is scheduled for november 20. >>> voters gathered at the inner circle downtown to watch the debate. people turned out for the event. it was put together by the group black women enter organize. some voters said they have already made up their minds while others hoped be persuaded by hearing the candidates. >> i am voted for harris. i think she is exceptionally well. she took off and defended the women, i think it's important. >> my choice is going to be the person who i believe at the end of the day can defeat donald trump. tonight's debate has bee strong perfo

the corporate gun lobby, the nra fearmongers will have a think there are federal agents showing up at your houses. no. they are not people out there seizing your weapons. there are ways to do this. >> laura: the weapons are going to fly into the hands of federal authorities. just that line is hilarious by cory booker. was mayor of one of the more dangerous cities in the united states.math what other ways of taking your guns are there? >> again, i guess we're supposed to hand them over politely. that's how you accomplish this goal..re this is one of the things that wasaf a theme throughout the afternoon on msnbc. are these plans that bear no resemblance to reality -- cory booker should look at what is happening over the country with magazine bands, where people are supposed to turn their magazines ban. in new york state, the noncompliance rate for people who are supposed to register their assault weapons or reregister their hand guns at less than 10%. the fact of the matter is theree is no way to enforce these proposals, which is why beto o'rourke and cory booker and other candidates s