the nra could've ended a campaign but i stuck to what i knew. people wanted legislators to take action against gun violence. now an f from the nra as a badge of honor and can lodge a candidate to success. a testament to how we have grown. 10 years ago, shortly after coming to congress as was said i publish that kelly report on gun violence in america and it was the first congressional report that focused on identifying the problem and offering solutions to combat gun violence at the local, state and federal level. as i am sure we will talk about today, we have made progress over the past 10 years but you know there is a lot of work that still remains. too many innocent people are being taken from us every day. we just had the example in birmingham, alabama as far as a mass shooting at almost every day in the chicagoland area we lose someone. the mass shootings and school shootings take headlines but there are communities that are suffering from gun violence every day. it is not talked about on the news but families and neighbors are mourning the

the nra and other gun rights groups could care less that gun violence if the number one killer of oursame with donald trump. let's believe him when he says about school shootings we should just "get over it". no one is getting over this. all of us feel at risk and the solutions before us are really simple. >> jd vance said this week that it is a fact of life. the proposal is aiming to shift the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives from the justice department to the treasury department. do you have any sense of how this would enforce or have an impact on the enforcement of gun laws already in place? >> it would really got effective enforcement of gun laws at the federal level. let me just explain why that is so drastic. and potentially very deadly. george w. bush is the one who switched enforcement power of the atf from department of treasury to doj. the reason he did that is the atf is the top cop of gun dealers in this country. we have more gun dealers then we have mcdonald's and start starbucks combined. 5% of them are responsible for 90% of the guns recovered in crim

the nra gave me their total endorsement. they have every time. total complete endorsement. but they vote at levels that are very low. you know what it is? probably rebellion. you have the get out. if we had christians voting in full strength, we couldn't lose. if we had the gun owners voting, we couldn't lose. your guns are under siege. she wants to take your guns away. our entire nation is counting on the people of this great commonwealth. i know you will not let us don't. don't let us down. we have to get out and vote. now we have this stupid stuff where you can vote 45 days early. what the hell happens during that 45. let's move -- see these votes? we have about a million votes. let's move them. we're fixing the air conditioner in the room, right? it's terrible. what happened the last time was disgraceful including right here. but we're not going to let it happen again. you know, too big to rig, right? that's why way you do it. can't let it happen. we have to take our country back from these horrible people. because if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. it's ve

do you blame the nra? well the nra has always been a very powerful political force. but here's the dilemma is that once you start talking about gun reform people on the other side say you're going to take away my right to own a firearm. and of course, that's not even close to being the truth. what the the advocates would say is that we're trying to take away weapons that belong in war. they don't belong at home for home protection or to hunt. that by requiring background checks means we're trying to take guns away from people who have mental illness. but we're not trying to take away your gun. but so much of the debate is polarized. and part of that is this falsehood that gun reform means taking away your gun. i mean, i think a lot of people that are opposed to a lot of gun control feel that way. they think, you know they know gun violence is an epidemic, but so is mental illness. more kids are exposed to violent images on social media. what do you say to folks who feel that gun violence is more of a culture and a mental health issue than a problem with the guns them

[applause] she has taken on the nra and fought for -- oh. [laughter] [applause] i am so sorry for that. she has led the fight to restore our reproductive freedom after donald trump proudly -- [applause] has fought to restore our reproductive freedom after donald trump proudly overturned roe v. wade. [crowd booing] governor walz also understands us. he lowered the cost of insulin for $35 a month, eliminated junk fees, and parents can take care of their sick families without losing their job. [applause] he has stood up for our fundamental freedoms, including making minnesota the first state to pass a law codifying abortion rights after donald trump's supreme court overturned roe. what exactly has donald trump done for young people? [laughter] [crowd chanting "lock him up"] he helped overturn roe v. wade, ripping away our right to make decisions about our own body. he has given massive handouts to his rich friend and stuck our generation with the bill. he has -- the gun lobby again and again. if elected again he will unleash the project when he

he has a 92% favorability rating from the nra. he takes tens of thousands of dollars from the nra.u can't offer condolences and then say, i'm certainly not going to do anything about this with regard to the gun side of it. >> dr. andrews, vice president harris talked about meeting with gen z and all of her conversations with young leaders about their participation, growing up as this active shooter geeration. i want to read you part of a statement from the march for lyes group, which sort of rose up from and after parkland. they say this, quote, we're horrified that back to school increasingly means back to the school shootings. let's not frgt gun violence is a preventable tragedy. it's time for action now. what do you think we miss if we leave those young leaders and that generation of kids, who have grown up doing this since they were 3 years old, out of these conversations? >> i'm incredibly inspired by the gen z activists who have gotten off the sidelines to address this public health crisis, but we should not rely on them. we have placed this burden on their shoulders, and we

and the nra forced a ten year sunset on the ban . we've year sunset on the ban.one op eds, mark and 19 of 20 mass shootings. those are with ten or more are done with ak 47 or ar 15 seconds or their parallels. and that means the nra is just plain stupid because they could avoid their worst press if they allowed this ban to be restored, and then the regular guns that are used for shooting deer could be done legally . as kamala, kamala, legally. as kamala, kamala, kamala harris said, she's a gun owner, as is vance. so that's my first reaction. my second reaction is that i heard your preamble coverage and it was it was a guy who got into the bushes around a golf course. you know, i'm a runner and i have illegally run on more golf courses than i can count on 20 times my fingers. and toes. and the reason is because you can't protect an entire golf course. people get in from any direction. and if you go early morning or early night, you can run on them. well, this guy figured out the way in and he got in. so i heard some analysis that said it doesn't take a lot of manpo

chief justice, but to replace moderate justice that are day o'connor with samuel alito, antiunion pro-nra federal society lawyer and judge. everything would have been different completely today if al gore had not been denied the presidency by the supreme court. and we had in the place of justices alito and thomas today, speaking hypothetically, larry tribe and charlotte isil. but that new right wing 5-4 majority which included clarence thomas, who astonishingly replaced thurgood marshall as appointee of george h. w. bush, proceeded to dramatically erode the voting rights of the people and set the stage for a resurgence of political what the premises. there are many relevant cases in this genre, but consider this key one, in 2013, and shelby county versus holder, the five right-wing justices cut the heart out of the voting rights act of 1965 by essentially nullifying the central section five federal preclearance mechanism by finding that the section for coverage formula was now obsolete and dysfunctional because there was no more racism in the political system. in dissent, justice ruth bad

is that for hard-core nra flavored repubs who are saying don't talk about it, look the other direction? bcause the majority of the country is not looking to get over it and move on. certainly nobody from those communities, certainly none of those families. >> i ththat's right. the audience really is basically redmeat maga people and then his wider base because for them, they see gun rights as something inalenable and shouldn't be touched, and the trump campaign runs into this issue over and over again, which is they have policies which are unpopular in large parts of the country tht are very popular with certain sections of their base, and if you think about what trump is trying to do in this election, he's actually trying to turn out a voting block that didn't turn out for him in 2020 but did in 2016. that's kind of young white men and young my when who are difficult to reach, who probably skew conservative and don't consume mainstream news. and to that demographic, the trump campaign has long believed the most conservative of policies and their positions on the second amendment are w

we've got the title endorsement of every gun group including the nra.ected your second amendment. if you think it was easy, it was not easy. if kamala harris is reelected she will kill the american dream forever. she is not competent to be present either but i do not want to be room for i do not want to be rude. she is not competent to be president. did you see her on oprah? that's not going to be present oprah did not know what to do oprah was like embarrassment to hide under the table. but she is a professional i was able to sort of disguise that she wanted to go right into the table vote shrunk but we will bring back the american dream bigger, better, and stronger than ever. stronger than ever before. kamala could not be trusted with your country or anything else. have this happen, explain it to me please, how did this happen? we all saw what happened we saw what happened kamala yesterday every other interview she has been a freak but i do not know what is going on she cannot do an interview she does not to do them? something is wrong. let's just tak

, in part to allow the atf to establish a searchable database, telling us persistent attacks by the nra and gun lobby have undercut the atf's effectiveness. van holland's bill has gone nowhere after being referred to committee. >> we had over 10,000 boxes here in the building and it was becoming a safety issue. the floors were buckling. >> reporter: the atf's proposed budget requests tens of millions for building upgrades saying if it's not executed timely, it could result in further trace delays. >> we look at everything as more of a challenge, not being overwhelmed, but how are we going to process our work today because we might solve some cases today? >>> b.a.r.t. could be looking at another record breaking day with the a's final game at the coliseum. about 211,000 people rode b.a.r.t. yesterday, a post pandemic record, with a's fans playing a big part in that. b.a.r.t. ran extra trains for today's soldout crowd. the agency estimates about 14% of team attending a's games at the coliseum over the last decade rode b.a.r.t. >> others hopped on a plane to go to the game. let's head back

but when the nra was no longer useful to him, he dumped them. i think a lot of people don't realize it in 2022 when i ran against him, the district that he had represented in minnesota, the congressional district. he had won that six times times in row. tim walz lost that district to meet the people who knew tim walz best said, no, thank you. i think what tim walz is trying to do now is he's trying to be supportive of harris so that he can be a cheerleader and he knows how to do that. he's a former football coach on an assistant level and i think he's going to do for harris whatever she needs. he's not going to upstage her but you're going to see that his values or not driven from that fabric of deeply held convictions as much as it's going to be a zeitgeist moment. what? >> are the activists telling us? what does kamala harris need for me? he's going to go that way and he's going to try to deflect on whatever j.d vance comes, adam and jd vance's needs to stay cool, calm, and brand him with two or three specific items i've always second guessing

the majority of nra members support that. why? because it's just reasonable. you just might want to know before someone can buy a lethal weapon. if they've been found by a court to be a danger to themselves or others, you just might want to know. >> harris also gave more specifics on her economic plan. she said it includes giving startups a $50,000 tax deduction to start their small businesses and, for the first time, home buyers, $25,000 in down payment assistance. >> american voters are facing a choice between the lesser of two evils. that's according to pope francis. the pope spoke to reporters on the papal plane today. he called both trump's anti-immigrant policies and harris's support of abortion rights, positions that are against life, he said. who is the lesser of two evils, i don't know. abc seven news is your place when it comes to the presidential election. you can find complete coverage and live updates on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app. in san francisco, the powell street bart station entrance at market and fifth streets is back open

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. >> the nra says they are taking these incidents seriously.y morning, their team was out here at crissy field putting up several signs. they're also advising people if they too have a coyote encounter. >> you want to make yourself big. you want to make a lot of noise. if you have rocks or sticks, you want to throw it at the coyote. you want to make the coyote uncomfortable being around people. >> as for villines, she says after their experience, she and willie will be changing up their routine. >> i did read that coyotes are afraid of water and willie is an amazing swimmer, so i think we're just going to stick to water exercises for the time being. >> in san francisco, tim jonze, abc seven news. lutheria pete williams well, coming up, we are tracking hurricane helene as it barrels toward florida. >> now strengthening to a category four powerful storm grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year

tried over and over again between republicans who are very opposed to doing anything, and the gun lobby nra, especially the older days and the manufacturers, they really put the kibosh on this whole thing. but now you wonder, public opinion is for it. 3 to 1 in terms of banning assault weapons and the question is whether in a case of president trump, who really has been looked at as someone who might be open to this kind of thing, he had a big, a big event on this when he was president. maybe, maybe because it's a republican president, the republicans might come around, but if they do, it won't be until 2025. they're not going to touch this hot potato right now in the middle of an election. okay thank you larry. election day is, what, about 49 days away now, ballots will be mailed to your home. even before that, we want to make sure you are informed. we've created a voter guide that includes important dates, how to track your ballot, and other useful information. we've got it all right there for you, nbc bay area.com/voter guide. lawmakers on capitol hill are facing a fast approaching deadl

i received an f from the nra, one of the proud f's of my life. i brought two of my primary opponents -- but two of my primary opponents received a+. i stuck to what i knew was true. from the south side of chicago to the suburbs to rural areas. people wanted their legislator to take action against gun violence. now, an f from the nra is a badge of honor and can launch a candidate to success. this is a testament to how we have grown. 10 years ago shortly after coming to congress as was said, i published the kelly report on gun violence in america and it was the first congressional report that focused on identifying the problem and offering solutions to combat and gun violence at the local, state, and federal level. as i am sure we will talk about today, we have made progress over the past 10 years, but you know there is a lot of work that still remains. too many innocent people are being taken from us every day. we just had the example in birmingham, alabama, as far as i mass shooting. and almost every day in the chicagoland area we lose someone. t

meanwhile, republicans and donald trump want to do nothing that is literally, literally what he told an nra presidential forum earlier this year .2 during my four years, nothing happened. there was great rusher on me having to do with guns. we did nothing. we didn't yield. and once you yield a little bit that is just the beginning point that is avalanche begins. colorado governor jared polis hails from a purple state that has seen its share of mass shootings. signing six gun safety bills into law this year point also from the harris-walz campaign and he joins me now point governor, it's good to have you on obviously awful news out of the state of georgia today. given the fact that this is an election year and they really are policy contrast your reaction as the governor and as a democrat? >> well, first, my condolences to the families of the four equal who were lost, the nine who are in hospital care point just a horrific, horrific tragedy and while, you know, we can't illuminate gun violence you can absolutely take steps at the state level, federally to reduce it. one thing in colorado you

[cheers and applause] the nra gave me the total endorsement they have every time, total complete endorsementat levels that are very low. you know what it is, it is probably rebelling. there was nothing ton rebel about. you have to get out -- if we had christians voting full strength, we couldd not lose. if we had the gun n owners voting full strength. o have to get gun owners because your gun owners, she wants to gn take your guns away. there are entire nation is counting on the people of this greatth. commonwealth and i know you will not let us down. you will not let us down and you have to get out and vote. you can start avright away. we have this stupl stufy.f to about 45 days early.. wonder what the hell happens - during those 45 days? they have about 1 million votes and let' s move them, we are fixing the air conditioner inap the room, right? no, it is terrible and what happened last timehe was disgraceful including year. but we will no t let it happen again. too big to rake is oneo way to do it. [cheers and applause] we have to takuntre our countryt from these horrible peopleia, becaus

routh appeared in a nra court with a hearing that took a matter of minutes. he was seemingly called. when asked about his earnings he told the judge he had no money to his name but owns two trucks in hawaii that are worth about $1,000 each. he also revealed that he has a 25-year-old son. routh is being represented by a public defender and is due back in court for a bond hearing next monday. he could face additional charges as the investigation continues. so donald trump spoke publicly about sunday's apparent assassination attempt and doing so for the first time last night. during an ex-twitter space event with a crypto currency entrepreneur, trump recalled the moment on his golf corts and then praised the secret service agents who rushed to action. take a listen. >> i was playing golf with some of my friends. it was on a sunday morning, and very peaceful, very beautiful weather. everything was beautiful, nice place to be. and all of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air, and i guess probably four or five, and it sounded like bullets, but what do i kn

the nra endorses me totally every time. they endorse me totally.they are rebellious or something but evangelicals if they voted there would not be an election you would cancel that. if the gun owners voted, i mean the gun owners are just a mess of proportion. but they voted like it is 16% or something. if people, because they want to take your guns away, she wants to confiscate the gun she wants to take them away. she is now trying to get out of it. she had policies that she has now changed 14 policies about fracking she was totally against, for 15 years, fracking, now she comes out in favour of that. she says i do not want to take your guns. for 20 years she has wanted to take your guns and a short while ago she said i do not want to. one thing about a politician they always revert back to where they were at the beginning because that is where their natural inclination is. her father is a marxist professor that is the way it is. he is currently, and i do not know what happened to the father but we have not seen him. i would like to be able to talk

the difference in america is that we have ready access to firearms because the nra and guns everywhere for everyone agenda. everyone is working every day to elect leaders who will pass common sense gun laws because until we do that and pass universal background checks, secure storage laws, red flag laws, we will continue to wake up in this uniquely american nightmare and cds headlines. this is a public health crisis that not only affects children who are in the school building when shootings happen but it affects the entire community and frankly it affects all 73 million children in this community and we have to get serious about electing leaders who care more about our kids than they care about the gun industry. >> annie, we are not sure when the students at apalachee high school laura but based on your own expertise, how would you advise the adults in their community help them transition back after this traumatic event? >> a really unfortunate question to even have to consider. behalf to have developmentally appropriate conversations with our own children, and as teachers and school

instead, he stood by the nra, and said that they had effectively what they needed. they did push through an executive order, an attempt to ban bump stocks, in terms of assault weapons, he has not sided with putting on a ban on semi-automatic weapons. donald trump has continually gone to the nra convention, pretty much every year, been to several of them alongside of him, for donald trump, i think that there's little reason to believe that he'll change his tenor. we've lived through multiple mass shootings. there's a question about whether the potential to take his own life would change his decision or view on this. but that's something from donald trump's own mouth that we haven't heard at this time. >> it also strikes me that the last time we were all together, at least you, vaughn, and you, we were talking about a community in ohio, where the children, two elementary schools and middle schools were closed because of bomb threats, where a bunch of older students, college-aged students were learning virtually because the folks that ran those institutions didn't feel

for maga republicans beholden to the nra gun racket and it during the gun violence epidemic in america'sid he'd be the gunowners best friend. he predictably had nothing to say about keeping guns out of schools and even less to say about his vision for education in america. but thanks to project 2025, the trump mandate to dismantle the republican government, we know education policy to look like should donald trump be reelected. on page 319 of project 2025, the first sentence reads, quote, federal education policy should be limited and ultimately the federal department of education should be eliminated, end quote. project 2025 and donald trump also want to get the american public school system, a system championed by the founding fathers and run, not controlled, by the federal government, but by the local community. all families should be able to take their children's taxpayer- funded education dollars to the education providers of their choosing, whether it be a public school or private school, end quote that's tricky. project 2025 then calls for privatization of public education funding

. >> the nra says they are taking these incidents seriously. on thursday morning, their team was out here at crissy field putting up several signs there, also advising people if they too have a coyote encounter. you want to make yourself big. >> you want to make a lot of noise. if you have rocks or sticks, you want to throw it at the coyote. you want to make the coyote uncomfortable being around people. >> as for villines, she says after their experience, she and willie will be changing up their routine. >> i did read that coyotes are afraid of water and willie's an amazing swimmer, so i think we're just going to stick to water exercises for the time being. >> in san francisco, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> still to come, workers at the coliseum say farewell to oakland. they share the memories they're taking with them as the a's head up the road to sacramento. >> and as we usher in fall, it's time for a new water year in california. how the state is looking toward the future in the race against climate change. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel

the nra endorsed donald trump said he will be the gun over's -- owner's best friend.s to say about his vision for education in america but thanks to project 2025, the mandate to dismantle the federal government we know what republicans want education policy to look like. on page 319 of project 2025 the first sentence reads court, federal education policy should be limited and ultimately the department of education should be eliminated. project 2025 and donald trump also want to get the american public school system, a system championed by the founding fathers and run, not controlled by the federal government and by the local community. all families should be able to take their children's taxpayer- funded education dollars to providers of their choosing whether it be a public or private school.end quote. that is tricky. project 2025 then calls for privatization of public education funding, which would mean in effect, privatization of education itself. ultimately, every parent should have the option to direct his or her child's share of education funding through an educ

here's what he said to the nra in maine. >> we have become a drug infested, crime-ridden nation unablee even the simplest of problems. we will institute the powerful death penalty for drug dealers, where each dealer is responsible for the deaths of at least 500 people or more. lisa: he has given more details without the music. to do this, he would require that police forces to get federal funding employee stop and frisk. that's the method that looks at people that police believe are suspicious and would pat them down to find weapons or drugs. it's a controversial program. he would require it to get federal funding. he would also have a crackdown on illegal drugs. he would invoke a death penalty, he says, on drug dealers. he has not given specifics. and human traffickers. we don't know exactly what that means but that's as severe a penalty as you can have. it's in contrast to when he was president. the first step act actually reduced the punishment and sentences for some nonviolent offenders, including drug traffickers, and he personally pardoned or commuted the sentences for dozens of

a lot of democrats hate organizations like nra and others that are more active. because they buy television commercials for their opponent but they spend money on lawyers to argue in front of the supreme court. the supreme court in makeup have backed the second amendment and gun owners overwhelmingly. i think that's part of the reason why the democrats in the house haven't tried to push for stricter gun legislation. they know the american people won't support it and supreme court will strike it down. so you have this as a talking point because it is a good way to gin people up. the concerning part is guns activate gun grabbers than owners when it comes for the vote. 350,000 people in the state of georgia that own a gun or possess a hunting license that aren't registered to vote. 10 million across the country. if georgia, north carolina, michigan and wisconsin alone had their gun owners and hunters that aren't registered to vote, if they voted it would be a landslide for president trump. >> dana: that's a very interesting statistic and something we should dig into

here's ted cruz at the nra convention in houston three days after the uvalde massacre, where 19 students like the events of this week are a mirror forcing us to ask hard questions, demanding that we see where our culture is failing. looking at broken families, absent fathers, declining church attendance, social media bullying. it's a lot easier to morealize about guns and to shriek about those you disagree with politically. but it's never been about guns. >> oh, go to cancun, man. there is a father in the home of this kid, colt gray, 14-year-old. who is charged with four counts of felony murder. his father colin gray is now charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second degree murder and eight counts of cruelty to children in the second degree, why? because he bought the ar-15 for the kid even know he knew the fbi had noticed there was something wrong with the kid. so the father in the home actuallyeven noticed there was something wrong with this kid. the father in the home actually caused the problem. >> there's a precedent for this in michigan . this is a go

were massacred in kindergarten, first grade at sandy hook and nothing was done, that showed me the nra, we need to elect a leader in this country who will do something to save lives read every day, i live in fear on if my child will come home safely. carter does intruder drills at school and has little nine-year- old mind is afraid that the little girl who talks too much is going to get them caught in class because the intruder might hear them. he should not have to live this way. as a member of the united states congress, i will continue to introduce policies like i have the safe act, that will give a tax credit, not taking away any was gone, but require them to be stored in a safe. you get a tax credit to buy the safe so that children, 14-year- old, like the 14-year-old in georgia, will not have access to your family's guns. that is the start. it is not the end all be all, but it is a start we must do something in this country to save our children's lives. they are in a continuous trauma cycle dealing with this. parents, communities and it does not have to be this way. these are poli

there were other two other shooters beside him waiting to play through this has got to stop course, the nra had to come out with a statement. >> this is no time to talk about gun control. they said guns do not kill people. pagers kill people other big story this week the fight with hezbollah is on. they're in the middle east. and the way israel did it some pretty amazing, you know terrorists know this for a long time. the first thing you got to do, get rid of your cell phone because they could track you there. so they've been using old school pagers. and the israelis this week made all the pagers blow up in what they call operation 1980s drug dealer israel man. >> they they took the fight from their river to their pants they i'm telling you, nobody's in the mood to take any shit. >> these days. did you see kamala with oprah winfrey? asked her about owning a gun, and kamala said anybody who breaks into my house is getting shot accused her of turning even blacker >> trump is losing his mind. he's losing his mind. he's losing his cool and he's going to lose the election. >> uh, well, you know,

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we got the total endorsement of every gun group including the nra and we have protected your second amendmentou think it was easy, it was not easy. if kamala harris is reelected she will kill the american dream forever. she is not competent to be president. i don't want to be rude, i don't want to be rude -- he is not competent to be president. did you see her on oprah? that is not going to be president. oprah did not know what the hell to do. she is a professional and was able to disguise it but she wanted to go right under the table. vote trump and we will bring back the american dream bigger, better and stronger than ever before. kamala cannot be trusted with your eye economy or anything else. she is just -- explain it to me, please -- how did this happen? we all saw what happened and we see what is happening and kamala was a total disaster yesterday and in every other interview. she has been a freefall. i don't know what the hell is going on -- let me take a look. we have a little video. we spent all this money on the screens and we want to use them a little bit. >> the word of the day is

the majority of nra members support that. why? because it's just reasonable. you just might want to know before someone can buy a lethal weapon. if they've been found by a court to be a danger to themselves or others, you just might want to know. >> vice president harris also touched upon some specifics of her economic plan. she said it includes giving startups a $50,000 tax deduction, deduction to start their small businesses and for the first time, home buyers, $25,000 in down payment assistance. >> pope francis weighed in today on the presidential race, criticizing both harris and trump. his comments, made in italian, were translated to english. >> you have to vote and one must choose the lesser of two evils. who is the lesser of two evils? that lady or that gentleman i don't know. everyone with a conscience should think on this and do it according to our countdown clock. >> as you see, we are down to 52 days, less than two months away to election day. >> the two astronauts stuck at the international space station. butch wilmore and sunny williams. they've

this is cnn korea best not make any more threats to the nra did states they will be met with fire andy like the world has never seen year-and-a-half of his presidency was dominated by this sort of nuclear saber rattling with kim jong un the public battle of words between the leader of the most powerful military on earth rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and when the world's most reclusive dictators reached a dangerous peak on new year's day in 2018 he will want to genuinely would get hit you don't want kim jong un warned that he had nuclear button on his desk and all of the u.s. >> mainland was within range i think about donald trump. >> he likes to be alpha man he wants to be tough and somebody's challenging him, he challenges back that same evening, trump sent a tweet that shook the white house and the world i too have a nuclear button, but it is a much bigger and more powerful one than his. >> and my button works. >> how big of a concern was it? >> among trump's aides that there could be a nuclear confrontation on the horizon. >> i think it depends on who you ask. but

that is, by the way, literally, literally what he told an all right presidential forum -- nra presidentialh guns. we did nothing. we didn't yield, and once you yield a little bit, that's just the beginning. that is the avalanche begins. >> colorado governor jared polis, hails from a purple state seen its share of mass shootings. he has done something, signing six gun safety bills into law this year. is also a surrogate for the harris-walz campaign. now, governor, it's good to have you on. awful news out of the state of georgia today. given the fact that it is an election year and there are policy contrast, your reaction as a democrat and a governor? >> well, first, my condolences to the families of the four people who were lost, the nine who were in hospital care. just a horrific, horrific tragedy. while we cannot eliminate gun violence, we can absolutely take steps at state level, federally, to reduce it. one thing in colorado we have done is you have to be 21 to buy a gun. you can't just go into a store as a 16-year-old and purchase a gun like you can alcohol or cigarettes. we've also in

. >> the nra says they are taking these incidents seriously. on thursday morning, their team was out here at crissy field putting up several signs. there. also advising people if they too have a coyote encounter. >> you want to make yourself big. you want to make a lot of noise. if you have rocks or sticks, you want to throw it at the coyote. you want to make the coyote uncomfortable being around people. >> as for lyons, she says after their experience, she and willie will be changing up their routine. >> i did read that coyotes are afraid of water and willie's an amazing swimmer, so i think we're just going to stick to water exercises for the time being. >> in san francisco, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> abc seven's spencer christian was in new york city to help honor an abc news colleague. broadcasting and cable inducted new members into its hall of fame. spencer went to accept the award for one of his mentors and very close friend, phil bayouth, who wasn't able to attend. phil is a longtime abc executive who was the executive producer of goo