ownership this is my primary and my personal primary concern the inappropriateness of ownership and sets a precedent you can see this we may not like no ownership structure i'm very, very concern and have been since day one a lot of concerns raised about that the working group and a lot of concerns raised at the by the department and that reason we've taken as aaron said an unusual step of recommending denial notice a normal procure we prefer to work with the supervisor and the constituents on this piece of legislation to bring it into a form we can accept this we can't i appreciate the back and forth it is a very concern on the way it is structured thank you. >> let me offer a couple thoughts first of all, thank you supervisor mar on the work in years past open formula retail and when it first came up that's not what we heard but in the past years 24 particular commission has done a really go back of denying and approving some formula retail but for the most part it is good thank you to you those restrictions are working and we seem to be able to put them 2, 3, 4 place this one i'm a li

ownership this is my primary and my personal primary concern the inappropriateness of ownership and sets a precedent you can see this we may not like no ownership structure i'm very, very concern and have been since day one a lot of concerns raised about that the working group and a lot of concerns raised at the by the department and that reason we've taken as aaron said an unusual step of recommending denial notice a normal procure we prefer to work with the supervisor and the constituents on this piece of legislation to bring it into a form we can accept this we can't i appreciate the back and forth it is a very concern on the way it is structured thank you. >> let me offer a couple thoughts first of all, thank you supervisor mar on the work in years past open formula retail and when it first came up that's not what we heard but in the past years 24 particular commission has done a really go back of denying and approving some formula retail but for the most part it is good thank you to you those restrictions are working and we seem to be able to put them 2, 3, 4 place this one i'm a li

ownership this is my primary and my personal primary concern the inappropriateness of ownership and sets a precedent you can see this we may not like no ownership structure i'm very, very concern and have been since day one a lot of concerns raised about that the working group and a lot of concerns raised at the by the department and that reason we've taken as aaron said an unusual step of recommending denial notice a normal procure we prefer to work with the supervisor and the constituents on this piece of legislation to bring it into a form we can accept this we can't i appreciate the back and forth it is a very concern on the way it is structured thank you. >> let me offer a couple thoughts first of all, thank you supervisor mar on the work in years past open formula retail and when it first came up that's not what we heard but in the past years 24 particular commission has done a really go back of denying and approving some formula retail but for the most part it is good thank you to you those restrictions are working and we seem to be able to put them 2, 3, 4 place this one i'm a li

in some cases it's emerged that ownership documents have been forged. narrator: sandra feared that tractors would come and destroy their crops, so she brought together members of her community, and they appointed her to settle the dispute. narrator: sandra turned to richard torciano at incra to find out more about a new clause that she stumbled upon while researching land laws--something that could save the quilombo. narrator: but the new law passed under brazil's 1988 constitution was not acted on for years. then, in 2009, former president lula da silva took a bold step that favored the quilombolas such as sandra and her community. narrator: this meant that the quilombolas were granted legal ownership of these territories. a further symbolic recognition of the contribution of slaves to brazil's history has come from the united nations, which declared an international decade for people of african descent in january 2015. the theme of the decade is "recognition, justice, and development." narrator: professor santos knows that even though slavery has ende

we're at an all-time high of gun ownership, right? i'm not necessarily saying the two are correlated but if we're at an all time low for murder rate. that's a big deal and i think most of us in this country feel like it could happen at any moment. it could happen to any of us at any time and i'm almost finished. when you talk about the nra and after a mass shooting that gun sales go up, i would argue it's not necessarily i think somebody is going to come take my gun from me but i want the hope and the hope that i have the right to protect myself, that i don't end up to be one of these families, that i have the freedom to carry whatever weapon i feel like i need like your wife said on the farm road. the sheriffs aren't going to get to my house, either. i know they wouldn't have stopped any of the people here in this room from killing so it seems like almost a false sense of hope so why not celebrate where we are? i guess that's my real question. >> well, first -- >> celebrate that we're good people and 99.9% of us will never kill anyon

and state ownership. that's one of the reasons that in our report we focus on the role of the states. if you look at the state of pennsylvania, for example, in the past the governor has been very supportive of the development of the natural gas up there. you look in the state of ohio today where there's lots of conversation about ohio becoming a significant oil producer, driven primarily by innovation of technologies. look at a state like utah where you have a lot of federal lands much like nevada and some of the others out there, colorado, and you can see a stark contrast between what's going on on the federal land, which is controlled by the federal government, versus what governors are allowing to happen on the state land. and that's the point we raised, that this is driven by ideology, not by geology. the oil and gas reserves don't go to that line of federal and state land and stop. they typically cover both basins. there is a reason the dollars are not being invested to drill on federal land. that's

the complex has recently changed ownership. the police reports indicate no major crimes in the past six >>> friday night, headed into the weekend. how's it looking? >> for us, here in our region, looking a-okay. a few flurries trying to reach up toward canton and dover, new philly, but that's it. but 21 states, 30 million people under a blizzard warning. unbelievable. first of all in cleveland, quiet weather, cloudy skies. i can't rule out an isolated flurry just about anywhere in northern ohio this evening, overnight, even into tomorrow. there's a lot of low level moisture around. here's this storm. it's going to slide up toward raleigh, into norfolk. it's really going to wind up and send some stiff winds into d.c., baltimore, philly, new york city and long island. even into boston, winter weather advisories. for the cape, winter storm warnings. this is a pretty extensive winter storm. a lot of heavy snow kentucky, d.c. and baltimore, they could see two feet of snow. to the west in the mountains there, above 30 inches of snow

after meeting with ownership this afternoon, he decided it was best to step down. coughlin accepted spoonsibility for the past three -- responsibility for the past three seasons and said the following -- >> reporter: coughlin will address the media tomorrow morning along with ownership. the players spoke with regret. >> he definitely has not failed. i feel that we failed hill. >> we didn't do a great job this year. gonna give the extra effort. the fans who realize it's time for change but will miss their former coach and everything they've accomplished. >> great coach and has been. took them to two super bowls. >> it will be a tremendous loss for new york but he's -- >> they should remember him as a champion. it's hard to get a super bowl. >> reporter: that's right. 102 wins, three division cowbs and two super bowl titles and the admiration of millions of giants' fans. good job, tom coughlin, good job. we'll have more coming up in sports the day after the jets blew the opportunity to get into the playoffs. they had it right there and they blew it. >> what a day. >>

there's more gun ownership, because if you look at where are the areas with the highest gun ownership, those are the places in some cases where the crime rate hasn't dropped down that much. >> a sheriff challenged the president's executive action that force more people to register, dealers and conduct background checks. he argued none of the guns used in recent mass shootings came from an unlicensed dealer. >> what would you have done to prevent these mass shootings in the terrorist attack? >> the young man who killed those kids in newtown, he didn't have a criminal record and so we didn't know ahead of time necessarily that he was going to do something like that. but he was able to have access to an arsenal that allowed him, in very short order, to kill an entire classroom of small children. >> the president also promised not to support any candidate, even a democrat who doesn't support what he called common sense gun reform. jim. >> chris lawrence, thank you. while president obama was inside the johnson center on the george mason campus, protesters on both sides of the gun debate we

so i think since rosell by the commissioners served pretty much at the will of the ownership and thecommissioner's job simply was to try to keep the owners on board

the county regulation, however, the department is concerned that that will set a procession for ownership rather than the impacts like the other uses in the planning code the department is concerned with this ordnance about put a burden and not effectively enforce what is relative a small problem as the report found only three or four subries in the city this form of regulation is a form of expertise the department didn't have investigating with the ownership structure and finally, the department is concerned this plaza regulation on businesses in locations than businesses in league of women locations based on the lengthness of them to expand we tried to find ways through amendments or proposing an approach we said through ordinances the supervisors are responding to the concerns the constituents and want to be aware of concerns therefore it is a warrior for the department to remedy the approval, however, given the concerns the department recommendation is for disapproval that concludes my remarks i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> >> okay thank you opening it up for p

you were one of the people when the whole ownership change came up with the paper that really, along with others of the paper, who i admire greatly, put your neck on the line in terms of telling the story and trying to get the word out about who actually owned the paper. have things calmed down now that glenn cook has been appointed the interim editor? >> they have calmed down quite a bit sam and i'm happy to say that, because when i sort of teed off on twitter about the ownership issue, we didn't know who the owner was, and that was my big concern. that has since obviously been cleared up, thanks in large part to the reporting of staff at the newspaper. disclosing that sheldon adelson became owner of the newspaper. since then with glenn cook coming on board as editor, i think most everybody has respect for glenn and they consider that he's walking that line between ownership and reporters who have a tendency to want to cover do. so i think it's improved dramatically in the last month compared to what i was thinking 30 days ago. >> i think for mr. adelson and his family who now own t

we are at an all-time high of gun ownership.what i am saying it's we are at an all-time low murder rate. >> a challenge the notion that the reason is gun ownership. if you look at the areas with the higher gun ownership, those are the places in some cases where the crime rate has not dropped down that much.>> reporter: also in the audience calm mark kelley and gabby giffords, shot near tucson in 2011. the president pointed out the nra was invited to participate in tonight's for him but declined to attend. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> a new lawsuit to stop this from being built in san francisco tonight. a bay area mom tells us the warriors arena could put her son's life in jeopardy. >>> a bay area teachers aide caught slapping a student. tonight you will hear from the suspect's mother.>>> the powerball jackpot is up to $700 million. tonight we will tell you about the bay area's luckiest lottery stores. ♪ ♪ new arena in san francisco.t the center of it.. a six-year-old boy named magnus.. and his mother. kpix 5's bettu yu is in misn >

but what giants ownership did see was the losing the last three seasons. he was 12 and 20 over the last two seasons. i mention ownership because it's something coughlin did say at the podium when he was asked if he had any regrets during his career as giants head coach. here's what coach coughlin said. >> yeah. sure. there's always regrets. if this was 7 and 9, i would have been in the offices arguing like hell. how do you lose six games in 30 seconds and not be competitive. ernie: very interesting. what do you read into what he was saying? >> what i hear is a man that did he talks about going into their offices, john and steve's offices, the owners, and he would have fought for his job if he had another win. what i think tom coughlin did is he resigned to the fact that ownership wanted a change. ernie: they were talking about tom coughlin the man, what a great guy he is. >> of course. he did a great job with the x's and 0's. that's what their paid to do. with coughlin and with the giants will miss the most and all of new york sports is what he did for his

in the constitution or the right to bear arms is in the constitution and car ownership is not. the lines are firmly drawn. but i think the president, kudos to him and all of those who came tonight on all sides of this issue to put their positions forward to the president. those who disagreed with the president, you know, it's easy to sit at home and yell at the screen. it's another thing to stand up in front of the president of the united states and tell him he is wrong. a lot of people did a good job of. that and just a lot of people were very strong on defending their positions. >> i'm glad you said that. i found it interesting. the president had a good point when he said the nra is right down the street and chose not to come. one of the panelists said why come and be lectured by the president but why wouldn't you want the opportunity to come and at least challenge the person you disagree with rather than on a sunday morning show days later or to a newspaper or news organization? it -- to many people, it doesn't make sense. >> look, i'm a big believer in discussing issues and

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type of situation and the change of ownership is defined in code and so we further begin it we took the opportunity to begin define it means 50 percent overflow room within a 12 month a transfer of 25 so this is a change of ownership which once a change of ownership happened then essential we're not allowed to issue a new permit unless the very specific requirements starting with the density but some expectations and sorry i took a long time to get to the answer the competitions are the previous permit holder had held the permit between 2010 and 2015 it is if not more so at least those 5 years but then also that the establishment was a retail food market or a tobacco shop and then that's where this one failed. >> because it is a candy counter. >> right so - the sale of a business didn't necessarily include the sale of a license then basically. >> correct. >> right. >> it's too bad timing you visited in late july but they didn't take over until early august. >> 0 somewhere your staff visited them in july; correct? is at this point the transfer the business had not occurred; is that c

>> responsible gun ownership, what are the laws, special guests will enlighten you, stay tuned for "the armstrong williams show." >> leading up to today's broadcast, you can see all the firearms on the table. all of these firearms are legal. some of the production staff didn't realize you could carry or own a gun in washington, d.c. so much people just don't know and today is a tutorial where we are going to educate and inform people about the do's and don't. joining us is inspector spirits conceal and carry. and brian buckfelt who is a private investigators with the buckfelt group. what are the laws to carry and own guns? let's start with the district of columbia? >> fire must be registered. on top of that, you have to have a concealed carry permit to bear arms outside of your home or place of business. >> armstrong: what are the things you can do if you have those permits of the concealed carry vs. if the gun is in your home? >> d.c. now has a concealed care permit. you need to go get training. once you get training, therefore you need to know situational awareness and the laws for se

i challenge the notion that the reason for that is because there's more gun ownership.ecause if you look at where are the areas with the highest gun ownership, those are the places in some cases where the crime rate hasn't dropped down that much and the places where there's pretty stiff restrictions on gun ownership in some of those places, the crimes dropped really quickly. deirdre: that was tea kyle, the widow of the navy seal chris kyle at a down hall event last night about guns. now, the author on gun control with me now. so, david, how important was that exchange to you? >> i think really important because it gets out to the public something that often the media overlooks, which is we've had gun homicides go down by 50% in the last 20 years. and other forms of violent gun crime go down by even further. and yet, you know, if all you knew is what you watch on tv or read in the papers, you would think we have a worse gun crime problem than ever. so -- and the polls show that the most of the public doesn't understand how much the gun crime rate has fallen. deirdre: whi

. >> reporter: we're at an all- time high of gun ownership, right? i'm not necessarily saying that the two are correlated but what i'm saying is that we're at an all-time low for murder rate. that's a big deal. >> i challenge the notion that the reason for that is because there's more gun ownership because if you look at where are the areas with the highest gun ownership, those are the places in some cases where the crime rate hasn't dropped down that much. >> reporter: also in the audience, mark kelly and his wife former arizona representative gabby giffords. she was shot near tucson in 2011. allen martin, kpix 5. >> the president said the national rifle association was invited to participate in the forum but declined. >>> a philadelphia police officer is recovering in the hospital after he was repeatedly shot while sitting in his cruiser. the ambush happened around 11:0 last night. police say a man fired 13 shots through the cruiser window at around 11:30 last night. he was shot three times in the left arm getting nerve damage and broken bones. he

the family will retain a small ownership stake in the 61 year old ownership plans to expand beyond the midwest. car salesmen may be sad to see good year for automakers reported u-s december's sales figures today ...17.5 million cars and tracks were sold in 2015. that's up about 6 percent from 2014 and just edged out the previous record of 17.4 million set in 2000. and the experts say this is why: low gas prices, easy credit, strong job growth, and pent-up demand from years of depressed sales. stephanie: maybe a new car is what you'd buy first if you won 450 million dollars! jack: that's what tomorrow night's powerball jackpot is at. it's been growing now for two months with no winners... to the fourth largest grand prize in the game's history. it's been nearly a year since the powerball jackpot was this high. it hit 564 million dollars back in the jackpot was split between three winning tickets drawn from north carolina, puerto rico and texas. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... " "this is not a plot to take away everybody's guns. you pass a background check, you purch

will he confirm that home ownership has actually fallen since he became prime minister? mr.ron: there is a challenge in helping people to buy their own homes. that is what help to buy was about, which labor opposed. that is what help to save was about, which labour opposed. is it not interesting that the -- that he didn't answer the question about the 1.3 million housing association tenants? i want what is best for everybody. home, i own my home. why should we not let those 1.3 million own their own homes? speaker: order. the leader of the opposition will be heard. jeremy corbyn. mr. corbyn: i think the conservative backbenchers for their deep concern about the housing crisis in this country. it is noted. the prime minister has given no assurances to tenants, no assurances to leaseholders, and no assurances to low-paid people who want to get somewhere decent to live. may i ask him one final question on this? it is a practical question that is faced by many people throughout the country who are deeply worried about their own housing situation and how they are going to live in

>> ownership is not afraid to spend money. a franchise quarterback is a strong asset have not one many teams have.>> reporter: the 49ers and dauphin's are officially interested in cutters services. he is still recovering from hip surgery and has not officially spoken with them yet. john sabol, abc action sports. >> we would be naove to think that the interest in cutter did not have an impact on cutter. it's not cutters fall. the players should not hold what happened to lovie against him. this was a glazier decision. if cutter comes the head coach, my only concern as a player is in as the defensive coordinator. >>> we have continuing coverage on our top stories on our website.>> have a good night, we'll see you back here

opposed to firearm ownership. the key would be to win over the gun owning circle in this country.und: what you year from rights groups is yes, we have fingerprint technology on our iphones. it doesn't work all the time. if you are buying a gun for self-defense, do you want to chance it that the fingerprint sensor won't work when you need it? paul: there's something unusual about the firearm. it works very well without digital technology, unlike your phone, which has been improved by the addition of computerization. unlike her car, your refrigerator, and your dishwasher. a firearm accomplishes its lethal purpose with the same basic mechanics used since the late 19th century. putting a microchip in the gun doesn't make it more deadly. that is the argument from some people. tinkeringo point in with success. guns work the way they are. after selling in the first session of the new year, chinese authorities combed the market. david: a circuit breaker stops the stock from declining 5% in one day. carol: a cut off trading in 29 minutes into trading. david: talking more about the circuit

tim commented on our facebook page saying "why would anyone choose to go coach the browns with the ownership they have? especially when they have other options? but wish him the best. hue will be missed in cincinnati." chuck also weighed in... saying "good luck to him... except against the bengals. he deserves a head coaching job." so jeremy... what's next for the bengals then? the leader in the clubhouse, literally, to become the next offensive coordinator is ken zampese. he's been the bengals qb coach for a long time, has done a lot with andy dalton's development. they could also go outside. we'll hear from hue later in sports... personal fouls.. bottles thrown at injured players... and now tonight... demands for an apology... next. filed against the chronic plaque psoriasis to the grocery store so finally, i had an with my dermatologist he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block inflammation that in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. to fight infections, including tuberculosis. seri

people on both sides of the debate and talked about his support for the second amendment and gun ownership. >> the way it is described is we're trying take away everybody's guns. i've been president over seven years and gun ales don't seem to have suffered during that time. >> if anything >> they've gone upi've been very good for gun manufacturers. >> the president admitted he's never owowgun and has xperience with them, but says his policies make since. a poll found the majority of measures. >>> a corateenager is to makegun ownership safer, developing technology that requires a fingerprint to unlock firearms. he's talking about his invention at the consumer electronics show. >>> the college board confirms this year's 11th graders will not be required to take the sat this year. they'll be llowed to take the act, but this is the last year. so next year's juniors will have to take the sat. >>> let's talk about the broncos. the quarterback situation, it's over. manning will start for the broncos for the playoffs. >> glad it's over. `he future hall of faaer is rested, foot is healthy. but broc

protesters question the militia's motives " i'm concerned that our public lands be kept in public ownership the fact that the bundys and other militants are discouraging people from using their public property, and probably damaging it, that's a concern" another stakeholder interested in preserving this land, the "pie-ute" tribe. they've called for the ousting of bundy's group. "yesterday i reached out to the paiute tribe and i'm reaching out again. i am asking them to interface and to open up a dialogue" "i do want to reiterate our desire to have an open dialogue with the paiute tribe and to what are their claims" " tim: fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. (fred) your forecast for with cloudy sktomorrow, expect a high of 25 and a slight chance of light snow. the 7-day forecast shows highs in the 20s except sunday, when we will actually get above freezing with a high of 33. after tomorrow, the weather pattern looks quiet.

i believe our communities are going to be revitalized by business ownership among our community members that are formerly incarcerated and our community as our whole. i think that will stimulate the kind of economy and growth and allow our communities to thrive once again. michele: thank you for your question. and thank you both very much. [applause] >> of next a discussion of race relations. ♪ >> good afternoon. i hope everybody had a great lunch. i know we did. , as you know. we are going to talk about something we spend a lot of time thinking about and talking about in private. we talk to each other through e-mail and phone. michelle: we're both parents, we both have teenage kids and we are both african american adults who were once children ourselves. so, we are now giving our children this thing called "the talk." preparing them for going out into the world. we are thinking about all the things we were told. we come at this from different perspectives. is that fair to say? you have a son and a daughter. do you find yourself in a series of conversations, not just one? are there diff

and there is no words about the ownership. and they bought the building and started moving in just yesterday. >>> coming up next, relentless rain causes massive flooding in california and closing parts of yosemite. the storm is starting there. >> and queen bee coming back to the halftime show. you ready? . >>> breaking overnight from the live desk, a philadelphia police officer in surgery right now after being ambushed while sitting in his marked cruiser. the police commissioner calling it unprovoked and one of the scariest things he's ever seen. the officer shot three times in the arm at point blank range and returning fire. both were taken to area hospitals and there is no word on the suspect's condition and the officer is expected to survive. >>> and days after taking executive action, president obama took his gun laws on the road holding a town hall meeting in virginia. the president fought claims he's trying to take away people's second amendment rights and that he never owned a firearm and has little experience with them

heather holmes is in houston monitoring the talks between the nfl ownership. the nfl owners are considering a few proposals, and this is one of them. we will have a live report from heather coming up on the format, and we will update you throughout the day on our facebook and twitter accounts. >>> new exhibits set to be unveiled at the new museum and severed cisco. we will give you a sneak peek -- in san francisco, and we will give you a sneak peek. >>> taking a look at the stocks, dow jones up more than 100 points, nasdaq up in the same story on the s&p. >>> big changes coming for the iphone to and ipads at night, apple is hiding the night shift mode. they added the option based on the study that says that the exposure to the blue light from the screens can make it harder to fall asleep at night. and this will automatically shift the color of the phone to warmer colors that make things easier when you try to close her eyes to fall asleep. >>> keeping an eye on the record jackpot powerball drawing, $1.5 billion and the drawing is wednesday. and the figure is s

fiorina also took a stand on the heated debate surrounding land ownership in america. earlier this month- armed protestors incuding the son of nevada rancher cliven bundy occupied a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. we ought to start a transfer program from the federal government back to the states because we know these lands arent well managed by the federal government they dont clear the timberlands effectively we know private sector companies do that better. donald trump will speak to voters at the south point. the nevada republican caucus is scheduled for tuesday february 23. thousands of people in the valley will honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king junior. the 34-th annual martin luther king jr parade will take place today in downtown las vegas . it starts at ten a-m. hundreds of floats... marching bands and dancers will take part in the parade. this year's theme -- "living the dream; the movement continues". there will be some road closures in downtown las vegas the parade starts at fourth street and ends north of stewart. that area will be close

front in the ongoing debate on who should be able to buy a gun in a country reluctant to limit the ownership of firearms. today we're going to look at what's promised and what's implied and what's impossible to keep guns away from those who would do harm to themselves or others. it sounds a lot easier than it is. is the promise to broaden databases threaten to do years of work to destigmatize such problems, so people get treatment? with such a bine airy function, you can get a gun, and you can't get a gun, does it distort where neurological problems imply? it's more of a question of treatment than weapons and background checks. >> if we can still get folks proper care, we can spare more families the pain of losing a loved one to suicide. >> joining me to look at president obama's latest executive action, and the wider debate about screening gun owners, the national alliance on mental illness. the president and ceo of mental health america, and managing attorney for arsenal attorneys, a firm specializing in gun related litigation. paul, let me start with you, is there a connection between men

he told joe glazer he did not want to meet with ownership today, a meeting he knew would end with his firing. the list of potential hires it's fairly similar to the other six nfl teams with head coach openings. as this search begins, the name at the top of the list is already in the building -- dirk cutter joined this season and not only turned around a dismal appearance from 2014 but had to do it with a rookie quarterback. he ended up being the top pick of the draft, but he's been placed on the radar of at least three other teams looking for a coach. at this afternoon's press conference, he did the best to shut down the thought the smith firing was to open the door for cutter. when i asked about a timetable, he said he wants to be thorough but quick. that tells you this is going to go fast. the buccs have never done anything hastily. we'll see. >> he's a hot commodity. fans have been sounding off all day. in fact, that started last night just as soon as we announced it. >> many are not happy about it. they have not been. we are live outside one buck place with some reaction. >> repor

and it's about responsible dog ownership. this guy has the camera. >> i asked you to clean it up >> clean it up right then and there.

if a gun rights group wanted more people to embrace gun ownership, this would be something they mighte interested in. paul: that is the argument that entrepreneurs developing guns have had in mind. but it is outweighed, at least in inner circles of the gun rights movement by the fear that a move towards smart guns is the first step down the proverbial slippery slope towards the conversation of conventional firearms. then the situation where the government will be able to track who owns which firearms by means of those microchips. that is the argument. carol: president obama came out with this directive to do research. is that going to make a difference? paul: it may make a difference in that some money may be spent and prototypes may be built. the prototypes already out there. people have been trying to get this stuff for a while. the question is whether there is demand. whether gun owners want to buy these things. the paradox is that the biggest fan of smart guns are gun skeptics, people opposed to firearm ownership. the key would be to win over the gun owning circle of the country.

really, what they want to do, they say, is take away this federal land and give it back into private ownership>> carol good to talk to you. armed politics, backing up political disputes with weapons. this time on the program, soaring rhetoric, involving liberty, freedom, personal sovereign soverei sovereignty. but do hear someone talking about defending their liberties differently when they have a semiautomatic weapon slung over their back. these militia groups, groups of this kind, when they come into the public way armed and want to show that they are armed, is that symbolism? or do people end up sometimes getting shot? >> hi, ray. well, i think it's a combination of things. i think it's partly political theater on their part, and partly an idealogical tennant of theirs. they think it is part of their political philosophy, a right-wing decentralized political policy, and individual sillianss-- civilians who have weapons are going to be part of the new government they would like to set up in the country. >> is it an outgrowth that they have been oppressed as citizens? the federal government h