the only way you can explain that is the power of the nra.hat the nra did that was so effective is it was able to essentially make its endorsement mean something more than a position on guns. the nra folded themselves into the fabric of the broader conservative movement and it seems to me was a proxy for conservative guys. >> we can say it's the only thing driving the issue. a reliance on one entity would take away from how complicated this is in the need to educate members and for people to be active about these types of issues. >> as you said, the nra became embedded in cultural issues and that increased its power. >> it existed in a vacuum. there was not an anti-gun violence movement in the country prior to sandy hook. when voters were coming out to vote against guns, they were exclusively voters coming out against no new come laws. after sandy hook, we have the birth of the modern anti-gun violence movement,, by the time 2022 slows around, that movement is mobilizing just as many voters. the nra's power was not just a function on message,

guest: we brand ourselves as the nra for family values. we leverage campaign investments and victories and we turn those into legislative policy changes. host: what was the principal reason behind founding the american principles project? guest: in 2009, we were a much different project. we were all over the place. after the 2016 election, we met with pat mccrory, and he articulated a lack of commitment in the profamily policy. we needed to fill the political gap for family policy. host: are you involved in funding political campaigns? guest: that is primarily what we do. we are investing $8 million in the 2022 election. we leverage those camping victories into policy changes. host: what is a profamily candidate, and what would you define as an anti-family candidate? guest: our 3 focuses are protecting parental rights, number two is addressing the transgender threat as it pertains to our children. there is a whole industry behind this, big pharma, ideologues, but they want to define -- redefine what the human person is. they are locking ch

beat the nra first time in 30 years this summer but wasn't enough.fter those of us who voted for this legislation. they want to repeal bill we passed. we've got to hold to the progress, that's why picked eight candidates and campaigns vital to growing the gun safety movement and asking people to support the campaigns to send a message to the nra and all the families out there grieving that we're going to take this issue, run on it, win on it, then legislate on it. >> it's so easy, i try to avoid it as host and as a political scientist, not prognosticate too much, there's a month out, a lot can happen. but as experienced politician, people are probably seeking advice from, as you're going out and raising money, what frightened, discouraged or concerned democratic voters and independents need to hear right now. polling numbers, don't know if red, blue, purple wave. what do you want people to know about the importance of their vote no matter where they are in the country in relation to this issue? >> well, right now there is no way to capitalize on this

so tomorrow officially marks 50 years that the gigi nra >> was established. and that was camila barco reporting for us tonight. next where police were stationed after conyers hateful comments about jews and the invitation. >> he has declined. >> plus, empowering police where sideshows are under more scrutiny and how that compares to some other bay area cities and battling big oil. what governor newsom is doing now to try to help people who are struggling to pay to fill up their gas tanks. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic re

i am glad to see the senator on this, he is to get na+ rating from the -- an a+ rating from the nra. >> time goes very quickly in these debates, at least for me, they been up for the two of you. it is time to moving to the closing statements. each person will have 90 seconds. >> thank you for the excellent debate. it is clear from this discussion i want to go to congress because i want to do something. senator kane wants to go to congress because he wants to be something. he has been running for the seat and losing for over 20 years. we both angry that inflation is a huge problem. only one of us has proposed a concrete. plan to deal with it. . he evaded all of your questions about spending come what you would cut, what he would do. it is clear only one of us will stand by americans, who see their rights and freedoms taken. . away right now. . he will codify -- i will codify roe v. wade come he will motivate -- vote against roe v. wade being codified for the rest of the country. only one of us will stand up to extremism. willing to look you in the eye that i will oppose a leader like

background check, any vetting, training whatsoever, he turned his back on them and looked right at the nrand signed that into law. now, today, homicides are up 50%. more police officers are shot down in the state than any other in the union. gun violence, the leading cause of death for children and teenagers. the governor, when he was signing his total abortion ban and was asked by a reporter when he was going to do about the fact that there was no exception for rape, infamously, he replied, we're going to eliminate rape in the state of texas. because of greg abbott, more rapes have been committed in the state of texas than any other state, because under his leadership, there are 3000 untested rape kits at dps headquarters right now in austin texas, because under greg abbott, a rapist has more rights than does his victim. he can soothe that victim's family if they insist on on her to get an abortion and get a $10,000 bounty. he has made us less safe. he has given criminals, especially rapists, more free reign in the state and has dropped the ability to bring them to justice by half under h

we beat the nra and passed a bill that strengthened our background check system. i will give senator kean credit for coming around on assault weapons ban nationally but there's no way we get through that the u.s. congress given the hold the nra has on the republican party there, unless we have democratic majority that is willing to put that bill on the floor of the house for a vote. i agree with what we need to do. we need to take the excellent laws we have in the state of new jersey and we need to nationalize them. they worked in new jersey. i'm glad to see the senators have all done this. used to get na+ rating from the nra but we need a majority in the house of representatives who will actually do this. david: time goes very quickly in these debates, at least for me. it is time now to move to the closing statements. each candidate will have 90 seconds. i will ask you stay exactly at 90 and we will start with congressman malinowski. rep. malinowski: thank you for the excellent debate. i think it is clear from this discussion that i want to go to congress because

i am proud of my s rating from the nra. she has an n -- a -- f rating from the nra. she has that she would never vote for in the sullivans been. -- assault weapons ban. hit it on the head when you said mental health crisis. the mental health crisis back in 2018, i, as a professional attorney, i run a small practice. i saw in my clients and and their families, the mental health needs. i went through a one year quest through the national alliance on mental illness in order to train as a professional. as a professional, in order to help people who have transitory chronic mental illness be able to live with their mental illness, and their families to be able to support them. i think that in the st. louis and highland park tragedy, we see, i live a block behind that parade and highland park. it struck my team very profoundly. the team came to our house and unloaded the day and spoke about how they sheltered in place. i think that more than ever, i will focus on mental health treatment and how we can focus on this in our communities. >> any gun restrictions? ms. salvi: sen

. >> would beat the nra and passed a bill that strengthened our background check system. we need to take the excellent laws we have in new jersey and we need to nationalize them. they work in new jersey. i am glad to see the senator has evolved on this. he used to get an a+ grade from the nra. >> it is time now to move to the closing statements. each candidate will have 90 seconds. we will start with the congressman. >> thank you for an excellent debate. i think it is clear that i want to go to congress because i want to do something. tom kean wants to go because he wants to be something. he has been losing for the seat for 20 years. we both agree inflation is a huge problem but only one of us has proposed a concrete plan to deal with that. it is clear only one of us is going to stand by american women who see their freedom is being taken away right now. i will codify roe v. wade, he will vote against it. it is clear only one of us is going to stand up to extremism, whether it is coming from the far right or the far left. i think it is no surprise that there was only one

. >> gigi nra began as a small community projects spearheaded by meyer in the 70's myers worked to preserve the lands at the golden gate instead of having it be developed. park officials revealed a new flag that is now dedicated to the 50 years of work of the golden gate. national recreation area. >> the park originated on october 27th. so tomorrow officially marks 50 years that the gigi nra was established. >> and that camila barco reporting. >> all right. check your tickets. we got the winning numbers for the powerball jackpot that has reached 700 million dollars and they are 1936, 37. 46. 56 and the powerball of 24. this is the 8th largest lottery jackpot ever winners that are opting for a cash option would take home nearly 336 million dollars before taxes. >> coming up, how the upcoming midterms could affect the economy will bring to get live analysis from a financial expert. plus, president biden working to get rid of what he calls junk fees and to be promoting his product. just doesn't sit right with myself. my partners my staff. a bay area high and sneaker store pulling products from

then president richard nixon signed the legislation creating the gm nra on october 27th 1972 more than 15 million people a year visit the g n rs 82,000 acres north and south of the golden gate bridge. think of this place the golden gate national recreation area. every single word of it so important when our children come to the park. this is what they want them to take pride in. one of the most beautiful areas in the world, and later today, the recreation area is kicking off several clean up events to mark the occasion. the first starts at eight o'clock on alcatraz. the g n r a includes alcatraz, crissy field, the presidio, the marin headlands and stinson beach is 4 44. san francisco is honoring the woman who's 75 years ago. save this at east cable cars from becoming extinct. a celebration in aquatic park was held by city and community leaders at the freed oh, classman memorial turn around the back in 1947 miss classman created the citizens committee to say the cable cars after then mayor of roger lap, um called them the city to junk the system. she stood up during the time when oftent

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this is what the nra sent us in the overnight hours. they are firing back at this and they're not happy about criminals are already ignoring california's hundreds of gun laws. so it's doubtful many would rush out and get liability insurance. even if they did liability insurance does not cover criminal acts. this amounts to nothing but another tax and fine on law abiding gun owners. again, this will take effect come january. the city says this is not to punish gun owners. they're trying to make sure that the victims don't pay for any damage. just like your car, like for injury, death or property damage should not be the victims. but the people who are doing this according to the city says san jose, they should be the ones we should pay for it. back to you. all right. will thanks for breaking that down for us 703, is the time north bay. deputies in sonoma county opened fire on a man who was threatening to shoot people. they say he refused to drop his gun >> kron four's amanda hari has details. >> we know the first call about nathan smart

the nra's response to a rule that could see some gun owners facing $1000. fine. and a lawsuit has been filed against fairfield and its police department. a woman slammed to the ground by officers 2 years ago this week. now taking them to court. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news today. time pam moore, i'm justine waldman for ken wayne tonight, oakland mayor libby schaff delivered her final state of the city address tonight. she is leaving office after 2 consecutive terms which is the maximum and oakland mayor conserve convoys. gayle ong joins us live here in the studio tonight with details on the mayor's final message. scale. >> pam and justine. the mayor just wrapped up her last state of the city address in the last hour, mayor libby schaff reflected on the last >> 8 years as mayor, she held the address at an affordable housing development in oakland's fruitvale district. the mayor talked for almost hour addressing many aspects of the city's crime cost of living and particularly partnerships, helping with public safety. >> we have seen the part of the pan

and now some of the most popular sites of the bay area are a part of the gigi nra like alcatraz island crissy field. the presidio of san francisco, the marin headlands stinson beach just to name a few more than 15 million people visit the park in a year that offers a variety of sites like the redwood forest lighthouse is and former prisons. now today, park officials revealed a new flag that is dedicating to the 50 years of work of the golden gate. national recreation area. and stephanie, they say that they will fly that flag here at their offices at fort mason again, to celebrate here's what nancy pelosi had to say about today's celebration. we took some things for tell that got into congress. i realize how hard it was for phil to convince people. >> urban park was priority that our country should have. and then just soon as i got here, he already said they were going to leave the presidio. so ahead, their sponsor ability to make sure that we knew that it was not developed and then it turned into that. so pretty soon had my own responsibilities. but it's a very emotional day because th

because the nra, who supports my opponent, said we couldn't do any research on that. last year i got money for the cdc to do research on what is causing gun violence, and when we that's when we have the research we will better know what steps we can take at the federal level to reduce the issue of gun violence. i will fight every day to make sure that your kids don't have to worry about somebody coming into their school, that you can walk through the streets safely, that we as a country standup to the nra and fight back and make sure that we put public safety first. >> we have a crime issue. we need to ensure that we protect our second amendment rights for law-abiding citizens and that we keep weapons out of the hands of criminals. again, crime is out of control, senator murray, you are to blame, anyone can go to her record. 30 years in the senate, and this is where we are. it's not just guns, there's families who worry about people on the streets swinging bats. students at the university of washington, they have to wait for someone to stop swinging a machete around b

rertpoer:reporr:te tackling illel gadrugea dls and dea olsn eth seetrts osaf nra fncisco. sfpd says there are nearly 600 arrests. in the tendeoirln, more anth 40 lograms fofentanyler we seized. >> there has to be consueeqnces. there hatos e baccotaunbility. we cantno bthe e city where peoplehi tnk they can come to safrn ancisco or live sinan anfrcisco andod whatevethr ey eaplse. porter: theay mor, distctri attorn,ey police chief, and supervisor metor dsey sayhe ty are commitd teto resolngvi the issue. the daofs fice irencased feniloes over % 95since the prevusio year. >>in sce july w1,e have filed 180 threnae rcotics lesas cases in my office, wchhi is moalst uble what the pvireous ministraonti filed ithn e same periodf o time. rertpoer: the da yssa the arges do''t telthl e whole story t budoes show that authorieits are tinakg more aggresvesi approacshe and tinakg e thissue mo sreeriously. the da pushing for tougher napelties for drug dleears, convictefed ntanyl deale trsry tied to a dgru dthea, even hahersr. >> we have been f aor long time calling for a ennd to thope en ug

the nra says this policy won't do anything to deter criminals from buying guns. the new requirements take effect in january. >> in san francisco, mayor london breed, along with other local officials that some students took part together in the practice of the great shakeout today, the drill took place at everett, middle school. everybody got under their deaths, dropped, covered and held on including mayor london breed covering her head and neck, which is what you're supposed to do to protect yourself as you are looking for shelter during an earthquake. the drill lasted for 30 to 45 seconds breed and the president of the san francisco board of education made reference to the 1989 earthquake. they were both in school at the time when it happened and they say they knew what to do because of the trails. >> no year we did drills like this. >> so as soon as it happened. >> we were prepared. we knew what to do. and i remember learning about being prepared and going home and telling my grandmother. all the things that we needed to do to keep in place. so that we can take

the nra says this policy won't do anything to deter criminals from buying guns. the new requirements take effect in january. i recognize >> given the situation, i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative policy. i that was fast after just 6 weeks on the job, british prime minister liz truss resigned today from her position as political chaos continues in the uk truss's short term was marred by economic policies that caused instability and british markets. members of her own conservative party led an internal rebellion against her leadership and she was left with little authority before her resignation. trust is the 3rd consecutive prime minister in as many years to be ousted following the news. president biden made these brief comments. >> he was the most pretty for all follow. was heart? >> truss will stay on as prime minister until her successor is selected. >> the department of justice now says it needs more funding to continue its january 6 probe. the biden administration says it's in critical need more money to bring rioters to j

speaking of constitutional rights, i have the highest ranking of the nra, i'm endorsed by gun owners of america. but getting ahead of a pandemic, we've got to balance public health safety with the rights of americans. >> ms. chesbro, 1 minute for your response, please. >> the pandemic affected many, many parts of our society. and i would just like, as an educator, i would like to address our ineffective way that we addressed it through schools. it was chaotic. people were expected -- teachers were expected to teach at a distance, who had never taught at distance before. they didn't have the right tools. students weren't ready. they didn't know how to organize their days so that they could do this. and we have seen now the results of the national assessment of educational progress, that people have not done very well in school, and yet we continue to, well, i would have not liked to bend the teacher -- today we're having school, and tomorrow we're not. it's very difficult for a teacher to do that, and i don't think we did well with our kids in this environment. i would like to see if

i declared the nra the (inaudible) fighting the gun law for the past 20years. do not tell me i'm not strong and the women up here are not strong. i am not the only one this happens to and i started to realize why this person thought that is because i don't act like a man at the board of supervisors. i dont fit the gender norms. i'm not interrupting people at it board. i are don't need to act tough and speak on every issue and don't try to (inaudible) this isn't a new thing. often referred to as the authority gap. women are taken less seriously then men when it comes to leadership because from a young age gender norms create social roles and expectations how men and women should behave. while i am here to ask you to vote, register other women to vote, run for office yourself and encourage other women to run for office. i want you to support them when they are in office. do not judge women by the same jnder norms that have been ingrained in us. if we are going to achieve equality, we need to vote, we need to run for office and we can no longer let a man's percept

the nra sent us this statement that reads, quote, criminals are already ignoring california's hundreds of gun laws. so it's doubtful many would rush out and get liability insurance. but even if they did liability insurance doesn't cover criminal acts. this amount this amounts to nothing but another tax and fine abiding gun owners. san mateo county is launching what county officials describe as a cutting edge efforts to reduce gun violence. kron four's justin campbell has more on the new initiative to get more guns off the streets. >> with more than 2 million dollars in funding for the next 2 years. today, we're really taking things to a new level leaders in san mateo county are launching the gun violence prevention program called u.s. a court order. if somebody doesn't do something with it. my photo in the fireplace, it means nothing. here's how it works. the program will target certain people. felons convicted stalkers, individuals convicted of hate crimes along with individuals ordered by a court not to possess firearms. and lastly, individuals with civil restraining orders against t

of course, the maga crowd is in the pocket of the nra and won't touch comments by bipartisan gun safetyegislation, which we passed through the house. we have a record of results supporting good policing and going after gun violence. and that's what people need to know. >> in our poll, 46% of voters believe republicans' economic policies will help them. only 40% say the same about democrats. 53% of voters believe gas prices will go up under democrats. 21% say the same of the gop. i mean, since you're talking strategy here, in these closing days, how do you change these perceptions and how do you get out younger voters? >> right. what people need to know, we have a plan for cheaper gas, cheaper groceries, cheaper housing, cheaper health care. we have a plan for safer streets, supporting good policing and attacking gun violence, which is so much of the problem. and supporting our freedoms. our preproductive freedoms and voting rights. those are real plans. you can take a poll and you can take a snapshot at any given time. of course, your former guest had no plan for the economy. they have

a political solution that includes a solution to the light of the refugees, to morale ref i from a nra. thank you so much for your time. all right, let's take a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the european union says it may impose tough new sanctions on iran, over its crap sound on anti government demonstrations. protests have spread to universities and schools, as women and girls demand an end to oppression. the unrest was triggered by the death last month of a woman. in police custody indonesian president, jekka widow has visited the city of milan. the sight of last weekend's deadly stampede at a football match without a met with victim's relatives, and promised to find what he called the root cause of the disaster that left at least $131.00 people dead. now if he is no bell prize, the chemistry will be shared by 3 scientists. morton meld al from denmark and carolyn potosi, and berry helpless both from the u. s. they've been recognized for the development of a bio orthogonal chemistry and click chemistry. i was involved attaching molecules togeth

there are several volunteer events happening at the various gm nra sites.e happening at alcatraz this morning, but we just got word and just got an update from the degenerate that the volunteer coordinator is out sick today. unfortunately so that one was canceled. but there are other volunteer events planned to mark 50 years of this national park here in the bay area, and those events are happening at the presidio in the marin headlands. and other areas throughout the weekend, and also we've been told that alcatraz there's always volunteers pretty much every day, going out to maintain and restore some of the gardens on the island. so there's plenty of opportunities not just this weekend, but really throughout the year to come and help out live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu box flat areas across the bay area, including san francisco. ali, thank you so much. climate scientists say the pandemic led to a large decline in carbon emissions in california. the state air resources board says emissions dropped nearly 9% in 2020 compared to the year before, officia

. >> we were being attacked by the nra and decided we were going to make an ad for gun safety. that's basically what that ad was and it kind of blew up. the interesting thing is we didn't even run it that much. it was just nationally it raised a lot of, money for us. but it ran a little bit. >> i don't know. they didn't let me watch much tv but compared to others that were very effective it's interesting to me as a sidebar that there was no chance and then the truth was added to that point we were starting to pull ahead. what was huge was it raised a lot of money because it kind of made to be a celebrity. [inaudible] is that mean, i don't know. what i did afterwards for me was i had a lot of guilt about the fact that here's this weapon i never fired in combat and now i'm like a celebrity because i can put it together so fast. that isn't a good way to make anything into a shameful situation. it takes one day to get it right but they did it a couple of times. the funny story recently posted is one we would practice at our kitchen table and he would have the blindfold with a paper

the first time the nra was defeated in the united states senate in 25 years, john amphet fetterman saidd about around it and said he wouldn't support the most common sense set of gun measures that even conservative republicans support it. if you in're in the pocket of t gun lobby, you don't support it. john was direct and people noticed that. >> you've been very successful running for office in pennsylvania. i have to ask you, do you think the democratic party has done an effective job, been aggress ifr enou -- aggressive enough on crime, targeting rising crime in america's cities and so on? >> jim, i'm not going to comment on the party but what the difference is in this race. john fetterman is going to be supporting in the united states senate the kind of legislation that i've supported. supporting the cops program. we have a vote in march of this year. we have voted in the house and the senate this year on the cops program. on the burn justice assistance grant, on homeland security, border security. all in the spending bill more than three quarters of republicans voted against it. the

. >> greg: they get nra training and become right wingers. >> jeanine: the truth is, they're a humorlessa: so it is interesting. we have a lot of people of that generation working here, and they work on the show and they're terrific. that is the fringe. i think what you said is interesting. now you can look at them, everybody maybe will laugh and all genz is googling dee snyder and tipper gore. i don't remember exactly, but younger people are like what is he talking about. you have to look it up. one serious thing. i think gen z's behavior is fueling the youth mental health crisis. they're so willing to hurt each other, call each other out, all on social media, something we didn't grow up with thankfully, but it is in their faces all the time. >> we just punched each other. >> jeanine: you got your anger out. up next, an easygoing late night host is apparently a jerk. why james corden is in a major controversy. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. a

he runs up against the opposition of the nra. >> now, i think that pat buchanan could sue donald trumpor plagiarism. you go to the 1992 campaign. they forgotten that at the end of that campaign, pat buchanan went with mexico and called for building a wall. doctors back in 1992. talk about the buchanan campaign where it really was this mixture of a o certain kind of populismn economics because there were these very very right wing positions on culture, recent immigration that was almost perfect. it's hard to figure out where donald trump's campaign was actually different from pat buchanan's. this is why he makes the cover. so yes, pat buchanan even changes quite dramatically and in a very short amount of time. in 1984 when he was talking about i immigration, he was talking about undocumented immigrants and how they paid payroll taxes and they paid the paid sales taxes. he was saying things that were veryke reaganesque and when he talked about immigration that wasn't the case a few years later when he latches onto this idea that those issues of culture and race were the ones ronald reaga

presidents and says yes, we should have this assault weapons and he runs up against the opposition of the nra. >> i think pat buchanan could sue donald trump for plagiarism. you go to the 1992 campaign and something i even cover that campaign but had forgotten that at the end of that campaign, pat buchanan went to the border with mexico and he called for building a wall, that was back in 1992. talk about the buchanan campaign where you know, it really was this mixture of a certain kind of populism on economics because of trade with these very very right wing positions on culture, race and immigration . that was almost a perfect template. it's hard to 'figure out where donald trumps campaign was actually different from pat buchanan's i think that's right t. >> which is why is on the cover. >> so pat buchanan even changes quite dramatically on in immigration in a short amount iof time. in 1984 when he was talking about integration he was talking about undocumented immigrants and thow they pay payroll taxes and paid sales taxes. they were good taxpaying citizens who workedy'on the welfare rolls

jason: who were being attacked by the nra. we were decided -- we decided we were going to make a add for gun safety. it is basically what that ad was. it kind of blew up. we do not even run that much in missouri, it was just nationally, it raised a lot of money for us. it ran a little here. >> that ran a lot back here. jason: they do not let me watch more tv. compared to others we were running, they were very effective. it is interesting to me, the lure of that campaign, we were at that point starting to pull ahead. that add raised a lot of money. what that did, afterwards for me, i had a lot of guilt about the fact that, here's this weapon that i never fired in combat, now i am like a celebrity because i can put it together so fast. it is just more shame and guilt upon me. diana: it took him one take to get it right. they did it a couple of times to get it to the pace they would like. there's a picture, you know, he had the line fold on with the paper towels behind it so he could not see. every now and then, we would go, we a

and, yet, here he is on a debate stage effectively saying, towing the nra line saying second amendment problem. that is full stop. what did you make of that response to val demings who had an empassioned plea? his response is effectively nothing stops a bad guy with a gun like a good guy with a gun. >> here's the thing. my father was a good guy with a gun. he was an fbi agent for much of his career. many family members are in law enforcement. by enabling the people, anybody in that field will tell you the best way to stop a shooting is to stop somebody from having a gun in the first place. the shooter at my high school was not kranl but a mastermind. he didn't have adeep connections to the black market. he was able as a 19-year-old to by an ar 15 and shoot and kill my classmates and educators with a legally obtained and -- weapon that he continued to own despite making multiple threats. marco rubio has been in congress for six years and he is not doing anything to make things safer. that's why i'm working in val demings' campaign. it's not going to get through the senate. the way it is

not sure of other cities will follow, but it has been controversial and asked the nra about that. this is what they had to say about this new law. they don't agree with it, especially since they think it's basically restricting guns for homeowners and gun owners, i should say. take a look at your screen. this is their reaction to liability insurance that basically are saying that it will not work because criminals will be criminals. they are saying criminals are already ignoring california's hundreds of gun laws. so it's doubtful that many would rush out and get liability insurance. but even if they did liability insurance does not cover criminal acts. this amounts to nothing but another tax and find on law abiding gun owners. this will all go into effect starting in january as far as a liability insurance in getting ticketed for that, the city of san jose says this will not create a lot of money. this is just to remind people that they have to cover for the victims. think about it like a car. if you injure or kill somebody in the car, it's not the victims, but the car driver that

president said yes we should have the assault weapons ban he runs up against the opposition of the nra>> i think pat buchanan could suit donald trump for plagiarism. you go to the 1992 campaign had forgotten at the end of the campaign pat buchanan went to the border with mexico talk about the buchanan campaign third and kind of populism on economics. they trade with these very, very right wing positions on culture, race and immigration that was almost a perfect templates. it's hard to figure out where donald trump campaign was actually different from pat buchanan street. >> that is exactly right too. >> which is why he is on the cover. pat buchanan changes on immigrationwa a very short perid of time. 1984 he was talking about undocumented immigrants. and how they paidth payroll taxs they paid a sale taxes per their good taxpaying citizens were not on the where pharaoh wrote basically his way he was saying things very reaganesque discernment immigration, that's not the case just a few years later when he latches onto this idea failed to exploit that was the vein you got to tap into the

you have an f rating for an airy, how do you -- nra. rep.elch: i think there should be background checks and a ban on assault rifles. i think having prudent and fair gun safety legislation is consistent with the second amendment. it will not infringe on the right of vermonters who have had a good history of gun safety use. what we have seen here is that vermont has always been blessed by not having gun violence. is no longer immune to it. look at what is happening to the shooting in burlington, shortly after there was a shooting in school and parkland, were right here in fairhaven, vermont, something the governor noted, that affected his physician on gate -- position on gun safety matters. we'll set a school shooting here. part of the equation should be about the safety of our kids and community. we can have gun safety legislation that protects the individual of vermonters right to the legitimate use of firearms. >> follow question -- follow-up question, congressman welch you have the final question. rep. welch: january is a traumatic day. i

and the nra has incorporated crime messages into their ads, as well.there across the board. >> except we see in that georgia gubernatorial race, it is pretty neck and neck. but unclear about whether the issues their stance on guns is a defining moment for either of them. steven, thank you so much for that. >>> this morning, chinese leader xi jinping is paving the way to rule china for life. how historic third term will impact future international relations, next. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. i got rapisymptom relief with rinvoq. check. en uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-fe remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer;

lot of explaining to people that if you're a licensed gun owner, this is the vast majority of even nrave to get a background check and finger printed, so the authorities know you're legit. if you want to buy an ar-15, you can literally walk into a pawnshop and buy one, it's much easier to get the kind of weapon that took jamie away from her dad and her mom. it's so much easier. it's like it's easier than renting a car. as a matter of fact, it's much harder to rent a car. >> sure is. >> i think if you frame it in that way -- i want to ask how he's framing it. i remember being in college and trying to rent a car, and being appalled, they wouldn't let me have it. i'm going to ask him about how he frames the issue of guns to gun owners because i think that's going to be interesting to hear how he's making that case because that is the case, i think, for a lot of persuadable independent voters, that's the case he's going to have to make. >> nobody makes it better than fred if he needs any tips after you're done. >> i agree. >> this was so important. i really am so grateful to both of you, t