the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur test mania for ever changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction and historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows and concern you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact a massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an epidemic of mass shootings and gun related violence and split between two internal political ideologies at war over a solu

are for the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever to changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction in historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows and concern you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact a massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an epidemic of mass shootings and gun related violence and split between two internal political ideologies at war over a solu

are for the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on the day of the tourist attraction and historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows in concert you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an epidemic of mass shootings and gun related violence and split between two internal political ideologies.

there are guns but particularly following there was one very infamous massacre at port arthur in tasmania that really had a shocking effect on the country and it was a conservative government how it got to actually reinforce the gun laws following that massacre. we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide. a really cold blooded killing that to me seemed. almost out of place here but it's not because there are guns in the country those guns that the alleged murderer used were licensed so the licensing laws here vic there's nothing like the kind of open market and. the. the culture of the gun is sacred in the united states it's certainly built into the fabric of the myth ology in the united states that there's no parallel here this is this is generally a gun control society given the similar histories between the united states and australia why do you think that like guns and that kind of you know idea of romanticizing guns and violence and all that why did that take such a hold in the united states but not here in australia it is interesting your

are for the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction and historical site but the.

violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows and concern you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an epidemic of mass shootings and gun related violence and split between two internal political ideologies at war over a solution maybe it's time for the united states to start looking outward for help so today hogwash as we take you want to journey to sydney australia to talk with their experts their gun owners and their citizens to discover what has and has not worked in australia's efforts to never again be faced with the tragedy and heartbreak that occurs when a monster walks into a public place with a gun in his hand and violence in our hearts now let

the tornado watch in effect now for port arthur, texas.outhwest parishes of louisiana under a tornado watch. so currently we have 5 million people under that risk for hail and tornado risk right along the coast. dangerous situation. south, one of the problems with this storm to the south, we mentioned the blizzard conditions. isolated inches, 6 inches of rain assuccumulateaccumulating. this heavy rain is going to be a problem with flooding. as we go through friday. here's what we can expect. rain and wind in the minneapolis valley. gusty storms along the gulf coast. that's where you'll feel it today. eventually the downpours push east. first, for today, if you're traveling, minneapolis, st. louis, nashville, new orleans, all these places will be impacted by this winter storm today. then if you're traveling, d.c., new york, all that rain is pushing east. it doesn't take much to cause an airplane delay. it's a tough time with travel. the good news is, we have new year's weekend just ahead of us. >> that is good news. up next, true or false,

. >> you ever get back to port arthur, texas? >> no, but i'm going back in august, man, and guess what i'm doing, going to my 10th annual high school reunion. >> take movies and bring them back and show. >> do you want to go? >> i don't have that my friends in your high school class. >> i don't either. believe me. >> you don't either? >> oh, boy. she loved coming on the show. i didn't know if she would. i didn't know who she was the first time i saw her at fillm - filmore. i said who was the girl in the green pants who was so good, told me her name, janis joplin, little did i know, she must have been on about six or eight times. >> you had a great connection, but you had a great connection with all of your guests. i think that's what comes through. >> not speiro agnew. >> tidick cavett, thank you so much. >> don't mention it. whatever that means. >>> and from the fullness of one exceptional life, we turn to live, just getting started. our next guest is college admissions consultant hannah stockland, since her own rocky road into

short, basically japan on the continent of asia invades asia and manchuria and the russians in port arthur basically tried to oppose that using a fleet that is scattered within the far east and into the baltic and black sea much like russia has attempted to because of difficult strategic. think about the american civil war. the battle at hampton roads, those are creaky very primitive seeming craft. >> what lessons can we learn from history given that we've seen such a radical change from the age of sail test team and something modern looking in our lifetime. the answer is that the data is not really that solid he puts his faith in basic strategic principles keep your battle fleet together against the russian fleet that is fragmented. they take down the russian navy except for the black sea fleet, he defeats the far eastern squadron of the russian navy in the fall of 1904, he wants to send the baltic fleet all the way around . >> the british are in alliance with japan, they close the suez canal and where did the baltic fleet have to go to get to the battlefield. all the way down the west co

boosting security at the channel ports millions and millions of euros spent on fences being put up on closed circuit television on increased security it is just much arthur to try and jump on the back of a lorry or on the back of a train that's going cross the other side to england so iranians who have a little bit more money to spend it seems have been more willing to be paying the smuggling networks to launch them off in the in the dinghies but it is as i say an extremely dangerous proposition but an indication of the desperation these people feel themselves in the camps that we've been to are really not camps is just. wasteland with a few tents pitched up it's very windy it's very cold it's very wet there's no sanitation it's very little food just something offered by local charities and these people are frequently moved on by police it's a very desperate conditions forcing to forcing people to take these rabbiting bernard thank you now it's three years since more than a million refugees and migrants and to germany at the time the government said they could be successfully integrated into german society despite strong opposition from conservatives and