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inside there are two of everything but they're not identical catholic pews have an eel or protestants don't generally kneel in church. and of course there are two altars the catholic altar at the back. and the protestant altar at the front. each of the parishes has its own organ though thank god they're not used at the same time. the service times are staggered so that the two communities don't tread on each others toes. and of course confessionals and votive candles are only found in the catholic section. the tabernacle and its light are also specifically catholic st peter's is a church divided in space and in time. the roots of these intricate sessional churches lie in the reformation in fifteen twenty the good folk of bautzen were pretty enthusiastic about martin luther's reform ideas and just four years later the city council decided that about. and would become protestant that meant the cathedral was turned into a protestant church. john marling is an expert in local history he says the intricate fashionable church was born out of necessity it had nothing to do with our contempor

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he eventually did a circle ended up at her pew, which was the first pew to the front door.dy to her left, started screaming repeatedly, she held her hand, and the lady was crying aloud, and told her, you will be okay, you are to heaven. he stopped shooting her, and he noticed her coming she started praying to god to take her to heaven. she said, a gunman at the door diverted his attention, and he left. that was the end of the ordeal. >> unbelievable. no word on what happened to her friend on the ground with her. the hero, stephen willeford come up with the men who ran to the church and diverted that shooters attention, likely saving her. >> every time i heard a shot, i knew that mental life. i was scared to death. i was. i was scared for me, everyone of them. now i'm scared for my whole family who lived a block away. i am no hero. i am not. >> david said his mother said the shooter was targeting people's cell phones, and particularly children. >> she said, she heard people crying, call the police, and she said it sounded like he was shooting that cell phones. it was a crack

the pews have been removed and 26 white chairs have been set up. one for each of those killed. plans are being discussed to keep the church as a memorial site. sunday services were held outdoors under a massive tent. the texas senator john cornyn among those attending promising to introduce legislation to fix what he calls the broken gun background check system. >>> police at the mall of america say two people were stabbed during an attempted robbery at the macy's store. investigators say the suspect stabbed the victims caught him trying to steal personal belongings from the dressing room. other shoppers reportedly subdued the subject but children waiting nearby waiting to see santa claus saw the whole thing. the suspect is in custody.

again, i rely on the pew poll for this.did amazing work where they were tracking sort of views among the so-called values voters, the white evangelicals. and in the space of two election cycles, this group went from the group in america that was most likely to say that public morality is important in a political candidate to the least likely to say that. in other words, american atheists believe that a president's morality is important more than white evangelicals do. and so, this to me -- again, it's one of these things where you're like, what is going on? what's happening here? but i have to go back t this fundamental way in which our brain works, which is that these white evangelicals see in trump a vision of how they understand god. the prosperity gospel is a big part of this, right? they look at trump, they see his economic well-being and they just assume that that's a blessing from god, so he doesn't have to prove his religious, you know, bona fides anymore. they imagine a divine version of their own selves and then i

as witness describes him going pew too pew. >>> harvey weinstein, how allegedly used army of spies to silence accusers. >> president trump changing tone, encouraging north korea to make a change. front lines. traveling near the speed of sound. >>> breaking news off florida coach, major league baseball star pitcher killed when plane crashes in the gulf of mexico. >>> and startling new report about link between alcohol and cancer. light and moderate drinkers are raising their risk. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, families of of the 26 people killed in texas arrange memorials, dark past of the gunman is coming into sharper focus. deadly threats he once made, escape from mental facility. solemn reflections from grandmother speaking of stepson and memories of young daughter he lost. >> she was his princess, wrapped around her little finger. kept putting things in his pocket, this is so you don't forget me daddy. you wish he had known that was the last time he was going to see her. >> more from families and survivors who came face-to-face with the

for seven minutes, the gunman methodically walked into every single pew to execute his victims, echoing what survivor rosa solis told us. >> you could hear a pin drop in there, quiet, real quiet. >> reporter: so the only sound was the sound of bullets. about 450 bullets were fired. eight children and an unborn baby executed, including charlene mule's 16-year-old daughter haley. >> they isn't haven't let me see my daughter. to me it's not fully real yet because i still haven't seen her. >> reporter: is it important four you for you to see her? >> part of me hopes that they're wrong and it's not her and maybe she's just in the hospital. but i want my daughter back. i want to see her walk through the door. >> reporter: as mourners place flowers at makeshift memorials, the names of all 26 victims released. they include the eight members of the holcombe family, plus an unborn child. they call their neighbor nana. >> they're wonderful people. you couldn't help but love them. >> reporter: now the healing here is starting to begin. that congregation so decimated in that massacre. they will hold

as witness describes him going pew too pew. >>> harvey weinstein, how allegedly used army of spies to> president trump changing tone, encouraging north korea to make a change. front lines. traveling near the speed of sound. >>> breaking news off florida coach, major league baseball star pitcher killed when plane crashes in the gulf of

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as a survivor describes to us how he went pew to pew, taking aim at children. >>> harvey weinstein, how disgraced movie mogul legedly used army of spies to silence accusers. >>> president trump changing his tone, encouraging north korea to make a deal as we get a rare view from the front lines. traveling near the speed of sound. >>> breaking news off florida coach, major league baseball star pitcher killed when plane crashes in the gulf of mexico. >>> and startling new report from nation's top cancer doctors about link between how much even light and moderate drinkers are raising their risk. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, families of of the 26 people killed in texas church shooting arrange memorials, darker past of the gunman is coming into sharper focus. including previous death threats he reportedly made. his escape from mental facility. and why he was once labeled a danger to himself. solemn reflections from grandmother speaking of stepson and memories of young daughter lost. >> she was his princess, wrapped around her little finger. he sa

as witness describes him going pew too pew. >>> harvey weinstein, how allegedly used army of spies tousers. >> president trump changing tone, encouraging north korea to make a change. front lines. traveling near the speed of sound. >>> breaking news off florida coach, major league baseball star pitcher killed when plane crashes in the gulf of mexico. >>> and startling new report about link between alcohol and ca

our nose up at marriage for comfort or financial stability eighty eight percent of people polled by pew research and twenty seven hundred seventy love was the number one reason they married their partners when they are allowed to go to school have careers and society generally isn't publicly shaming us for sidestepping the rituals of marriage but now the shame is put on men by the institutions that push that traditional marriage while men have always been able to wait longer to marry they are now shamed does lazy immaturity just out for cheap sex if they don't get married there are told that women are rejecting them because they don't have a good enough job and when they do manage to get married if their wife doesn't take their last name studies are showing that they're seen as less masculine in the cinderella complex published in one thousand nine hundred one and written by psychologist collette dowling she states we have only one real shot at liberation and that is to emancipate ourselves from within maybe and i don't have a whole lot of fancy statistics on this but many of politician

. >> so, we probably have all had great thanksgivings, but this report from pew was really stunning.hen you dig into it, the poorest big city in the nation, a quarter of the population in the regions in philadelphia, but half of the poverty, half of the poor people, all of them, it's dispersed throughout the city. it's not just certain neighborhoods, and this figure, 40% of the children, and when we talk about poverty, we're talking an adult with two kids making less than $20,000 a year, or deep poverty, less than $10,000 a year. what should city hall, city council, the mayor do with this report? >> well, one thing is, they should talk about it. we don't talk about this. jim kenney ran for mayor, and to his credit, said that this is a disgrace, and we should all be embarrassed by it, but the poverty rate has not changed an iota since he became mayor, and i think you need to use the bully pulpit to talk about this "tale of two cities" narrative we have going on now, because center city is booming, and two miles down the road, you have abject poverty, and cities don't ultimately overco

pew, not me, pew did a study. they surveyed american muslims throughout the country.% of them said not enough is being done by the leadership in their own community in the united states to tap down the violent rhetoric and so forth. 5% said -- people who are here. 5% said violence is acceptable. now, the vast majority say no. and we keep saying the vast majority say no. but when are we going to have an honest discussion about this? we have discussions about race every other day. we have discussions about everything every day. but this issue is taboo. because people don't want to destroy their careers or we're told that you're a bigot if you bring -- we are not a bigot if we bring it up. we are not condemning muslims. we are condemning people who promote violence. when they yell what they yell after they attack people, they've confessed. they have self-identified as to who they are. so, in many respects it san immigration issue. >> sean: you know, mark, it seems so basic. it seems to fundamental. it's what we call simple common sense. and that is that, okay, in the lig

victims in this case so many families there at the time, every single pew had families.ome victims as young as five up into their 70's. he was a air force veteran given that bad conduct discharge after serving at a base in new mexico. >> i know everyone that goes to church here, you know, they know me. i have tons of friends. friends that i have chilled ren that were this there that i have no idea about. i have no idea if they are okay. >> anyone that was killed in the church there is present with our lord. >> the shooter, who was later found dead in his vehicle, the president, president trump there says he believes shooter was mentally ill. this is what he said on his trip to to asia. one of the men who helped track down this texas church gunman on sunday is being hailed a hero. >> a lot of people think maybe he prevented more bloodshed after the shooting because he did chase down that suspect. here he is. >> i just, i just did what i thought i needed to do which was, they said that there was a shooting, i persued, and i just did what i thought was the right thing. >> y

as a survivor describes to us how he went pew to pew, taking aim at children. >>> harvey weinstein, how disgraced movie mogul legedly used army of spies to silence accusers. >>> president trump changing his tone, encouraging north korea to make a deal as we get a rare view from the front lines. traveling near the speed of sound. >>> breaking news off florida coach, major league baseball star pitcher killed when plane crashes in the gulf of mexico. >>> and startling new report from nation's top cancer doctors about link between

unsuspecting worshippers ambushed in the pews. shots ripped through the first baptist church during the sunday morning service. >> rapid fire. >> reporter: 26 killed, ten or more wounded. >> dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history. >> reporter: victims range from five to 72-year-old. include the 14-year-old daughter of the pastor. 26-year-old devin patrick kelly who burst through the open door and fired. >> wearing a ballistic vest. >> reporter: praying with multiple rounds. >> a local resident grabbed his rifle and engaged on the suspect. the suspect dropped his rifle and fled from the church. >> reporter: kelly crashed his vehicle just across the county line. >> at this time, we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gun shot wound or shot by our local resident. >> reporter: kelly spent time in the air force. his uncle calling him a coward telling nbc news i never in a million years did i think devin could be capable. yeah, and that investigation continues over night. police pouring through evidence inside t

heart and in fact the pew pew forum of religion in public life discovered that anywhere between ten and twelve percent of self described atheists in america actually believe in god so this is an important point to the religious believers who are not literally is to call the moderates do you identify yourself as i'm older now i mean the words like moderate and literalist and fundamentalists unfortunately have lost a lot of meaning because of the way that they get they get. thrown around as pejoratives as value judgments i'm a person of faith i have an experience understanding of the universe and experience that's what that's that's what amazes me because what you just said it seems to me is an oxymoron safe involves believing things for which there's no evidence and the only time you have an experience that science is an experiment is experience understanding universe faith is most certainly exactly the opposite which is why that's what most scientists aren't what most let. well let me let me let me just say the point is that most scientists are atheists or and most atheists are it's sim

. >> reporter: inside this valley church you'll find pews and alters and pictures of jesus and you'llo find lighting up is encouraging. >> and just breathe in. >> reporter: are you a disspendry? >> we're a church. you're able to come and go as you please. show your photo id next time you come in and you can go in the back purchase product. >> reporter: inside there's a lobby with receptionist checking people in. they must be 18 years old. after paying donations they are ushered into a pew where a video is playing. >> how much did this cost? >> i bought a quarter for >> reporter: no one would talk to us at the other church but it also offers cannabis. it's illegal to distribute or sell cannabis without proper permit. >> whatever their followers want to smoke that's not our issue, it's the dust bugs and sell coming from this disspendry. >> reporter: the city only laws 15 disexpenseries to operator. since neither church has comment their not paying tax to the city. the city says they a judge just signed an order today demanding both churches to stop operating in ten days. >>> in conferen

. >> reporter: inside this valley church you'll find pews and alters and pictures of jesus and you'll also find lighting up is encouraging. >> and just breathe in. >> reporter: are you a disspendry? >> we're a church. you're able to come and go as you please. show your photo id next time you come in and you can go in the back purchase product. >> reporter: inside there's a lobby with receptionist checking people in. they must be 18 years old. after paying donations they are ushered into a pew where a video is playing. >> how much did this cost? >> i bought a quarter for $100. >> reporter: no one would talk to us at the other church but it also offers cannabis. it's illegal to distribute or sell cannabis without proper permit. >> whatever their followers want to smoke that's not our issue, it's the dust bugs and sell coming from this disspendry. >> reporter: the city only laws 15 disexpenseries to operator. since neither church has comment their not paying tax to the city. the city says they a judge just signed an order today demanding both churches to stop operating in ten days. >>> i

swept into office and right now it is still the average person in the pew who continues to support thishe delivers on his promises. >> the nativity scene in the white house and we are saying merry christmas, appreciate your insight. have a good day. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, seldom crackdown the white house staffers may no longer use their personal phones. starbucks for a cup of controversy by taking the christmas design off its coffee cups. this year they started with a multicolored design. now there is a whole new cup. halfway through the season, why one cup won't cut it. ♪ ♪ you ain't been around ♪ my plan >> i thought this was already happening but apparently not. the white house may ban all staffers from using personal cell phones at work, the proposed been driven by fears of potential cyberattacks and not concerned about unauthorized information leaking to the press. john kelly's personal phone was found to be compromised by hackers earlier this year. get ready for the dance floor. now that it is legal in new york city. bill diblasio rolling back the city's

a grisly and graphic scene wherefore seven minutes the gunman methodically walked into every single pews that anyone inside this tiny church was able to survive. diane and kendis. >> that was the incredible part, maggie, thank you. >>> the lawmaker responsible for the original assault weapons ban is pushing another one. dianne feinstein has introduced a measure to outlaw the sale and possession of military-style assault weapons. feinstein says she wants americans to know a bill to reduce tragedies like the one in texas is ready for debate. >>> and a bizarre twist in an alleged case of racism involving air force cadets. in september, an investigation was opened into racial slurs written on the dorm room message boards of five black cadets. now one of those cadets has admitted being responsible for writing the messages. that cadet is no longer at the school. >>> and we're tracking a nasty blast of frigid weather this morning carrying heavy snow and cold temperatures. >> a cold front is hitting the upper midwest right now and will move into the northeast. accuweather meteorologist justin p

he eventually did a circle and ended up at her pew which is the very first pew to the front door. the lady to her left he started shooting her repeatedly . so she held her hand and the lady was crying and she told her , you're going to be okay you're going to heaven. >> his mother was shot but is expected to survive. 12 shooting victims are still in the hospital with several in critical condition. we will be right back. >>> complete bay area news coverage, ktvu fox2 news at 6:00. >>> here in the bay area police are searching for two or three people who carjacked the driver. >> here's more on the's new information released by san francisco police during a community meeting last night. >> reporter: you can see evidence markers left over from the shooting here at 18th and diamine. police are searching for two or three people who hijacked the taxi that night near the shooting scene and then ditched it and got away. in the meeting last night the police provided photos of two guns they say were recovered at the scene. one used by the suspect and the other to the officer shot by the susp

. >> reporter: she says that she remembers that man going up the aisle, pew by pew and shooting anything that was making noises including a child. the local da says that the families who lost loved ones will be able to tap into a fund that will be able to provide $6500, and a local businessman has made caskets free of charge available. >> i'm curious how people are holding up. they have been through a small trauma. they have known everyone there. they are invaded by law enforcement and the media this has to be so difficult. how are they doing now? >> reporter: you know, it is a little bit mixed, they are exhausted, as you can imagine. they are tired of having this microscope on them. this was a close knit community. they are here in the rural area of texas trying to get away from this kind of thing and they are feeling violated for the media being your. they are tightknit and they love everyone and they are thankful for all the prayers that are coming in. they also say that they will survive and the wounds will never go away and the hurt will never go away but they are determined to surv

to pew shooting people multiple times.n to the family spokesperson. >> the first thing she told me was the reason she didn't get shot like everybody else was because her mama threw her on the ground and told her to hide and she did. she said i didn't get shot because i was hiding. >> reporter: the investigation in texas could be finished on this location by late tonight. federal agents in that timeframe, we know the shooter's cell phone has yet to be cracked, similar to what we saw with the terror attack in san bernardino two years ago, having trouble accessing that phone and the information inside. rob: the whole situation with apple, thank you so much. jillian: said news, eight time all-star, one of the best pictures of his generation, roy halladay, is dead. his private plane crashed off the coast of florida flying was a dream come true for the baseball star. >> my dad is a corporate pilot. i grew up on airplanes and always wanted to be a pilot but it didn't happen. it wasn't one of the things i was allowed to do. jillia

his what we're looking at right now but let's look at some recent history here according to pew research rates under fed chair is paul volcker over sixteen percent alan greenspan fourteen ben bernanke around thirteen percent yellen eleven jay powell one of the fake. well jay powell is a continuation of janet yellen policies he's probably on balance of a better choice than leaving yellen position because yellen was complacent she didn't act aggressively enough she didn't lose the best she. so she was just holding steady when change was certainly called for in the u.s. monetary policy. or unemployment is below the natural rate so it's only four point four percent inflation is tame and she should have acted she could have saved her job i think power will be a little bit more aggressive a little bit more realistic about what the economy actually needs he's been critical of the failure of the fed to unload its assets off of its balance sheet he's been critical of not raising rates aggressively enough so he is an elitist he does come from wall street he worked in the carlyle investment group.

i cannot imagine a more vulnerable time sitting in the pews with their heads down and i closed and then exposed at that house of worship. and a pregnant woman among others. between aged 18 and 72 all of them are gone. eight --- all 26 of them. this small community in the nation must find its roots and meet the face of evil. and then to stem the violence that continues to plague the united states. and then in the act of terrorist. because we are the open society. so these tragedies comeback time and time again. so the knife attack at the university of texas earlier this year in the shooting in downtown dallas last year ended ft. hood 2009. each ofee these are shocking and inexplicable. and certainly reprehensible. but this tragedy may be the worst of all. but butf this event occurred in the house of worship makes it all grotesque and despicable. hymns of praise were silencedse and those had cries of help. it is called the deadliest mass shooting in texas history. but perhaps it is better understood by the words of 1 million whose mother and father were both killed yesterday. he was sitti

one women says he marched up and down the pews making sure that people were dead.u were moving or breathing, he shot the person again. anyone who pulled out the cell phone to call 911, he shot those phones as well. federal authorities say this came out of a domestic dispute. that has authorities looking to the family for answers. >> i think he came here with a purpose and a mission. >> reporter: what was devin kelley's motivation for shooting up a church? investigators are speaking with the deceased gunman's mother-in- law. she is a regular at the church in sutherland springs but wasn't there on sunday. he had sent her threatening text messages, leading police to believe that she was the target. officials say a gripe with one person does not explain killing 26 people, including 13 children. a whopping 450 rounds. he served in the air force and convicted of domestic violence which should have prevented him from buying a weapon. but the air force admits it failed to report the conviction to the fbi. >> there was not information that would have been prohibitive for th

found 50% of people think jobs are plentiful in their area.that's the highest level in the 16 years pewking the question.and it matches up with all the labor market statistics --the unemployment rate is at its lowest level since 2001.buy pay is a different story. almost half of those asked say their pay hasn't kept up with the cost of living. forty-percent say they're staying even.and just 9% feel like they are getting ahead. many families say they are operating with little financial cushion to guard against unexpected expenses such as a heath scare.as for what the future holds, those polled were mixed on how they view the national economy over the next year.about a third say they expect conditions to be better.almost an equal amount think the economy will be worse.and about 37% say it will be right about where it is today. what a game between the warriors and celtics. golden state was golden celtics. golden state was looking to win their eighth in a row, while the celtics were looking for their 14th straight. gordon hayward at the sidelines for the first time since fracturing his ankle

found 50% of people think jobs are plentiful in their area.that's the highest level in the 16 years pewen asking the question.and it matches up with all the labor market statistics --the unemployment rate is at its lowest level since 2001.buy pay is a different story. almost half of those asked say their pay hasn't kept up with the cost of living. forty-percent say they're staying even.and just 9% feel like they are getting ahead. many families say they are operating with little financial cushion to guard against unexpected expenses such as a heath scare.as for what the future holds, those polled were mixed on how they view the national economy over the next year.about a third say they expect conditions to be better.almost an equal amount think the economy will be worse.and about 37% say it will be right about where it is today. an atmospheric river remains on track to impact the region from late this evening into thursday. rainfall will increase in coverage and intensity late this afternoon and evening over the north bay with southerly winds also becoming breezy to locally gusty. this

first baptist church behind it, police say it was an ambush on a stunned congregation praying in their pews -- the pastor and his wife returned from out of town to talk about the deadly shooting at their church sunday that killed 26 people including their 14-year-old daughter annabel. >> one thing that gives me a shiver of encouragement is the fact that bell was surrounded yesterday by her church family that she loved fiercely. >> the victims ranged in age from 18 months to 77-year-old. investigators identified the gunman as 26-year-old devin kelley who lived 35 miles away. >> it was just so much gunfire. >> authorities say he opened fire on the church, went inside and kept firing his assault rifle. when he left the church, a man who lives across the street engaged -- >> the shooter got in his truck. >> he and that neighbor chased after the gunman. >> we hit 95 trying to catch this guy until he lost control on his own, and went off in a ditch. >> we know during that pursuit the suspect used his cell phone to notify his father that he had been shot, and didn't think he was going to make it.

people sitting in the pews that there had bowed and eyes closed and then being exposed to this mad man unleashing death in the house of worship. the victims included young children and a pregnant woman among others. all of them aged eight teen to 72. all of them nowof gone. all 26. thema small community and an entire nation must now bind its wounds as we mournad the death d meet the face of evil with moral clarity and a newfound determination to send the violence that continues to plague the united states of america. we sought in new york's somebody somebody used a vehicle, a car to bow down people and kill people in an act of terrorism. we are vulnerable in so many ways because we are an open society. but unfortunately, these sorts of tragedies seem to come back to us time and time again and we in texas are not immune. knife attack at the university of texas in austin earlier this year. remember the shooting of police officers in downtown dallas last year. five police officers perished in the fort hood in 2009. each of these events have been shocking. inexplicable and certainly repreh

his what we're looking at right now but let's look at some recent history here according to al pew research rates underfed chairs paul volcker over sixteen percent alan greenspan fourteen ben bernanke iran thirteen percent yellen eleven jay powell one of the fake. well jay powell is a continuation of janet yellen policies he's probably on balance of a better choice than leaving yellen position because yellen was complacent she didn't act aggressively enough she didn't unload the bad she. so she was just holding steady when change was certainly called for in the u.s. monetary policy. or unemployment is below the natural rate so it's only four point four percent inflation is tame and she should have acted realistic about what the economy actually needs he's been critical of the failure of the fed to unload its assets off of its balance sheet he's been critical of not raising rates aggressively enough so he is an elitist he does come from wall street he worked in the carlyle investment group. but on balance sheet at the fed back to the gold standard in that he knows the implications of monetar

isaiah pew was a scout leader and meeting with two others in the organization when the crash happened. 30 people were inside the tavern at the time. we still don't know what caused the driver to lose control of his car. >>> thanks to the washington, redskins, deserving kids got a new place to play. >> the team's charitable foundation partnered with the caboom to build a new play ground. they pitched at dc prep elementary campus in northeast. >> thisy serve the 400 students at dc prep, and it has been in collaboration with parents and other community members to make sure we have everything ready for today. >> the play ground was constructed today after 8 weeks of planning and this is the 5th play ground that the redskins foundation had a role in building. >>> all right. a lot of news value going on, but you can't -- we cannot show it. >> cute pandas, chilling in tupperware bins. these seven bears are apart of a larger conservation center. get this, she the one on the right, he's trying to get out and no success. there had been 42 giant panda cubs born in china this year. get this. 30 o

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according to pew, of republicans and right-leaning independents, 44% own guns.ocrats or left-leaning independents, it's just 20%. but it's not zero. >> i think a lot more people have guns that are liberal here than we know about. >> reporter: face-to-face and online, after every mass shooting, vegas, sutherland springs, there seems to real reasoned gun debate, just deepening division. okay, how would these gun-toting lefties counter mass shootings? >> the only suggestions we're getting are, out of my cold dead hands, we're doing nothing! or, ban this kind of gun! those aren't solutions. >> reporter: and the mass shooters? >> i'd love to see us not putting their faces and names all over the news. >> me too. >> how about nationwide federal background checks? >> totally good with the background checks. >> reporter: a key area where they differ from the nra and dragon man, that self-proclaimed most armed man in america. >> you could be good, good, good, then all of a sudden you get a brain tumor, they're not going to find that out right away. >> outlawing any semiau

families, children on the floor, under the pews. >>> also tonight, the stunning number of missed warninggunman escaping a mental facility in the past. he threatened military supervisors. he was convicted of domestic violence. tonight, president trump says extreme vetting would not have made a difference. >>> breaking news as we come on the air involving harvey weinstein tonight. what the nypd believes is now coming. >>> also just in, the death of a former baseball star. the plane crash. >>> the state trooper shot on the highway today during a traffic stop. the hunt that followed.