street and the next at the 210 randall street and next on ralph street and next on buchanan street we'll once again begin with the appellant you have 5 more minutes. >> i'm just going to briefly walk through the basis denies. the basis of the hearing officer denial for 194 on randall street he ordered at&t to consultation additional outreach after it was reported it the only site that would meet the technical requirements is the only location. after the appeal the hearing officer did understand on the basis that at&t did not full f fully comply that at&t work with the community the only finding in the record that he used to support that was at&t if provide the names of the attendee did he see prosecute the additional box walk that the department itself attended. and finally on 620 buchanan the hearing officer recommended the denial and work with the association to identify additional sites. i would simply point out under the order i posted up here the basis on which the hearing officer and director can make their decisions is extremely limited. there's no basis under the sshgsz m f order

for 336 randall street the >> what. >> 336 walter the application was filled in 2013 and it wasn't an ultimate decision for 10 months. it took days the application was filed in may and not a hearing until november that's a 5 month gap and took 95 days to schedule a hearing after the box walk. again, i think the common point i'll make about the specific denials for all of those locations is that if you examine the administered record the hearing officers made denials that the s m f portion couldn't consider this is for raul street on the basis that at&t could conduct another box walk so parents and he walkers could identify additional sites. well, my time is up >> okay. mr. quan. >> commissioners john quan from the dksz again. i think in many ways the time issue we've beat it to death i want to talk about the location for randall street the department received 12 objections based on that the hearing officer did open the hearing for 20 days. to evaluate proposals. during the hearing one the observe terse identified three locations and the department did receive at the end of 20 days at&

randall pinkston joining us live from washington now.nd randall what did he learn about the man behind the gun? >> we learned that he had a lot of experience as a member of the military. a he served for five years in puerto rico before joining the army. he had been an infantry man in the army. he served as a truck driver. we were told that he had two deployments one lasting for about a year, and the second one lasting for four months. the four-month deployment was in iraq where he served as a truck driver. they did not find anything in his record indicating that he had been wounded or was involved in a fire fight that may have resulted in a traumatic brain injury. that was one of the conditions, apparently that he had sought medical care for. he had been under the care of a psychiatrist, and that evaluation did not show any sign of him being a danger to himself or others. then, of course, they were doing a routine background check on everywhere he had been, the people he had known, and we learned more about that from the secretary, who s

randall, thank you for us in washington. speaker john boehner ebbing pressing his condolences.e also spoke about gun ownership in america. >> there a no question that those with mental health issues should be prevented from owning weapons. this issue we need to continue to look at to find a way to keep weapons out of the hands of people who should not have them. >> speaker baner backed up those statements pointing to legislation that will study the link between guns and mental illness. we h bring you that news conference live when it happens. the death toll from the rosso mudslide has reached 30 victims. a 13-year-old boy, meantime medical examiners are having trouble identifying at least one of the confirmed test. 13 remain as missing. funerals are set to begin on saturday. a huge after shock rocks chili. the 7.6 magnitude after shock struck off the coast of northern chili triggering a tsunami alert. so far there have been no reports or damages or injuries. the familiar siren, and order to move to high ground. >> answered within seconds since thursday night'sth quake, here in

randal. gene green. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. mario [speaker not understood] with san francisco charter transit union. i along with 210 members, the sfmta, the tens of thousand of members of the bike coalition, the chamber of commerce appeal to the sfmta board to reject sunday meters on the following grounds. first, it violates the fiduciary duty by funding muni. we still remember the ruttion [speaker not understood]. this dee funding is unconditional. [speaker not understood] if it fails, muni will have to cut service, not decrease it. cuts are coming this fall if this passes. why should voters vote to be taxed even more when sfmta wastes revenue that helps nobody and takes us back to forgotten days. you are essentially going to have goose free parking instead of muni for kids. you could have used this money to support people with disabilities who clearly need it. second, it violates all competition [speaker not understood] reduce congestion and increase pedestrian safety. sunday meters wil

randall pinkston still live with us. the affordable care act is leer do stay. and he seems very passion 23459. >> yes, and he was backed up by a very vocal crowd. two president ticked off a number of reasons why he would proclaim success. but also the young people, age bent six, the other whose have signed up to the medicaid expansion, and then he pointed out that the affordable care act will help those that have insurance. for example, women who now will receive mammograms and contraceptive care. people who are senior citizens will now no longer have to face that donut hole with prescription drugs saying that some eight. seniors have saved some $10 billions because the ard toble care act closed that donut hole. he says that it is always showing signs of progress. now down to 15% without insurance. the president did address the critics too. he said there are still problems. randall pinkston live now let's bring in david chuter, the -- obviously his administration, will look at this a huge victory, this will be the largest initialtive. the best way p froms to lo

randall pinkston is in washington.andall there were a lot of questions yesterday concerning safety regulations what are they focusing on today. >> first of all, let me just say this hearing is getting off with a roaring start. it will be between the subcommittee on consumer protection and product safety, and the new gm ceo mary barra. what they are looking at today is the same as yesterday, why did gm take almost a decade to issue a total recall? claire mccaskill sort of set the tone for today's hearing. >> we don't know how many people crashed because of this cover up. we do know that many died, including miss melton, and at least one of my constituents. >> now the ranking republican member of the committee senator dean heller of nevada said that he is a stock car driver -- his father is a stock car driver and he pointed to what he called a troubling practice of gm of using the same number for different parts. >> government investigators have now requested that gm provide any documents chronicling the change and who w

. >> randall glok. >> good morning, board, randall glok. thank you for allowing us to serve in the advisory community for you. this has been fun. you heard our concerns and comments going into west lake. we heard a lot of public outreach as well and there is a lot of support on staff and support on the board. it's a tough thing. i have been to a lot of the tep meetings myself and i have heard a lot of the concerns. i agree tep over all is a good thing for a lot of people. there are some hick ups along the way. keep working on the platforms. the people with disabilities need them. thank you very much. >> good morning. how are you? just so you know my last name is pronounced ierg. i ride buses a lot and you know we are talking about speeding up service. the operators hit construction traffic and it takes time. a lot of people stand at the fare box looking for money or transfer, how with a you are proposing are going to eliminate those things or lessen them? have you thought about that at all? and then the other thing is i ride buses a lot. a

randall pinkston is in washington. give us breakdown of what you have heard so far in the hearing. >> laura has finished for the day, they're now questioning the national traffic highway administration why they did not detect the defect sooner. senator mccaskill, claire mccaskill asked her why has she not fired the engineer who was in fired of the cobalt ignition system? >> has mr. giorgio been fired? >> as the investigation has only been going on for a couple of weeks we've made process steps as i return to the office we'll start to look at the people implications. >> so he has not been fired. >> no, highways not. >> there is a document that he signed under his name mr. day di giorgio, he signed it approving of the change. now, it is hard for me to imagine that you would want him any why where near engineering anything. >> specifically why these ignition switches had been changed and not changing the part number. here is dean heller. >> it is incredibly unusual for a car company to change the car part and not change t

let's bring in randall pinkston and aljazeera, and you've been covering the developments from that angle. and what was significant about what the secretary of the army, mchugh, had to say this morning? >> well, with a great amount of speed, they have done a thorough background check on the suspected shooter, who has been identified as ivan lopez, and without giving his name, secretary mccuen listed in interstate in the infantry, and when he reenlisted, he was a truck driver, and he had two deployments, serving in the army. and at one point, he was serving for a year, and at some point he served for 18 months in iraq where he was a truck driver. and brandon has referenced what secretary mchugh referenced, that he was not involved in any kind of combat situation, which is to say shooting. you could argue that going into iraq was automatically a combat situation, but respect to a firefight or being near an ied or explosion, apparently none of that happened. and secretary mchugh said that the record did not indicate any type of situation that would result in a traumatic brain injury. still,

i want to bring in randall pinkston. what else are we hearing out of the white house. >> president obama was in chicago when she received the tragic news of another shooting. the federal bureau of investigation is joining the defense department's investigation to determine what happened and how that particular tragedy could happen in the same place twice. >> any shooting is trub lipping. obviously this reops the pain of what happened at fort hood five years ago. we know there's families, the incredible service to our country and the sacrifices they make. thoughts and procedures are with the community, and we are going to do everything we can to make sure the community has what it needs. >> the president will continue to monitor the developments and the ongoing investigation. >> the president was in chicago defense secretary chuck hagel in hawaii at the time of the shoot ngs. what was his message. >> secretary hagel, like everyone else, first thought about the families of the victims, and the fact that it happened at fort

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there was a -- randall pinkston. >> there was a lack of specific answers. what can we expect to learn today on day two? >> i expect we will hear what we heard on day one. she'll insist that g.m. conducts its own investigation, that she kont provide details on the findings of that investigation, and i suspect that she'll get another tough criminaling from members of the senate. >> mary barra hinted in the testimony that the company is getting ready for claims filed by victims. what more can you tell us about what they are manning to do. >> she -- planning to do. >> she announced that the company retained the services of feinberg, an arbitrator in chief. he handled compensation funds for katrina, the oil spill, and disasters affecting a large number of victims. mary barra did not announce the substantiate of a compensation fund. she acknowledged civic and legal responsibilities, and said fine burg would assist g.m. in determining what the responsibilities are, but pointedly did not commit to compensating the victims. that was a point she was weres the on seve

randall pinkston has that story. >> reporter: two, one, zero, the final lift off of atlantas.the end of the space shuttle program three years ago left one option for putting america's astronauts in space. for $70 million russia's spacecraft makes the trip to the international space station where they have spent billions. but the dispute on earth is reaching into space. u.s. sanctions over russia. >> based on the executive order that i sig signed we're up posig more sanctions on a russian government. >> reporter: it applies to every department including nasa which announced the agency is suspending the majority of it's ongoing engagement with the russian federation but there is an exception for the space station, a pledge to continue to work together. here in the national air and space museum is a symbol of a decades-old effort to work together. a mock up of the space crafts which linked up more than 30 years ago. americans and russians in space laying the groundwork for what would become the international space station. space historian wrote a book about the menu race. he said

randall pinkston is live with with more on how the u.s. is reacting to these latest developments.andall, are these done and dusted at the moment? >> well, tony, no one is saying nit those words. but for all practical effects it appears to be that the latest effort is at a standstill. still, neither israel nor the palestinians nor the u.s., will say officially that it is over now, as we reported yesterday, in charge of the west bank, announced plans for unity deal with hamas, which controlled gaza, and that deal include plans for a national election in about five weeks. should have no impact on peace talks but as we have heard, prime miner and says hamas is a terrorist organization, and he properly u.s. secretary spented talks. so the next move appears to be in the hands of the u.s., keeping in mind, that these peak talks were being held by secretary of state john kerry, who in the past nine months has shuffled between the u.s., and the west bank, trying to work out a frame work that might lead to a two week solution. we may see a way forward, but they are not willing to make the c

randall pinkston joins us with more on this. randall, this is not the first complaint about the government watch list. what is different about this lawsuit? >> reporter: most complaints involved people who were said they were put on the list by mistake and the government refused to take them off. this is the first time that the government has been accused of deliberately putting people on the list to punish them. four years after graduating from college, he said he wanted to fly from omaha, nebraska, to florida for a job. but when he got to the airplane the airline refused to give him a boarding pass. as police escorted him out they said he's on the government's no-fly list. not long after that the fbi knocked on his door with an father to remove his name from the list. >> my understanding was that they wanted me to infiltrate or be an informant in the omaha muslim community around the u.s. and possibly other parts of the world. >> reporter: he said he refused. >> my religion prohibits me as far as spying on other muslims or inn

randall pinkston, al jazeera, washington >> for you shakespeare scholars out there, we realize a lot of people observe his birthday is the 23rd and the 26th his baptismal. i am jonathan betz. back with another hour of news at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific. stay with us because "fault lines" starts right now. >> it's friday afternoon in the >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti readin a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? >> i ask you how pregnant you are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us

my name is randall i'm a native san franciscan. i've lived in the inner sunset over 40 years i've been a close friend of kidnapping this is a smith and met ken and others through the community events. i've been active in the inner sunset as a member of the inner sunset and merchants association. i was acquainted with ken miller who worked on the tree project in the neighborhood. we all appreciate ken's festers. i'd like to point out the number of people who can come to this hearing for the support it would be detrimental to the spirit of our neighborhood. as a long-term fifth avenue resident i'm concerned about the encroachment of the structure into the park like space that sets a dangerous precedent. i ask you not approve this in its current form it's out of scale and would detrimentally effect the two adjacent homes >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm marilyn coin i've lived in the hugging do street area for 43 years i'm a native san franciscan and i'm upset about the sprays. every neighborhood has the same integri

run through all the addresses and a they are filed by the at&t and the subject properties are. 190 randal street and ralph street and buchanan and ralph street and 1157 church street and 31530th avenue and 1335 mission street and buchanan street and ann agree street and 1205 and 11 i don't work street and 410 scott street and 305 everybody else street all of them are appealing the permits to excavate phone number for the facility. we'll start with at&t who have 15 minutes to present their arguments. >> would we hold on one second. >> sure. >> please proceed and you have 15 minutes on the clock. thank you >> good evening councilmember davis and the board of commissioner we're here because the board of public works is not following their applications in a timing manner by california law. i want to invent by giving a background and talk about the rule and the process that apply >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. >> i'm foster johnson. >> thank you. >> i represent at&t this evening. >> as i believe the board is aware at&t is currently in the process of upgrading it's fiberoptic networks here in s

let's bring in randall pinkston and aljazeera, and you've been covering the developments from that angled what was significant about what the secretary of the army, mchugh, had to say this morning? >> well, with a great amount of speed, they have done a thorough background check on the suspected shooter, who has been identified as ivan lopez, and without giving his name, secretary mccuen listed in interstate in the infantry, and when he reenlisted, he was a truck driver, and he had two deployments, serving in the army. and at one point, he was serving for a year, and at some point he served for 18 months in iraq where he was a truck driver. and brandon has referenced what secretary mchugh referenced, that he was not involved in any kind of combat situation, which is to say shooting. you could argue that going into iraq was automatically a combat situation, but respect to a firefight or being near an ied or explosion, apparently none of that happened. and secretary mchugh said that the record did not indicate any type of situation that would result in a traumatic brain injury. still, he w

randall pinkston has more. >> today c.e.o., gm, mary barra testifies before a congressional hearing. she is expected to say she is sorry and will conduct an investigation into an ignition switch leading to a dozen deaths, 32 car protects, and 2. -- wrecks, and 2.2 million recalls. >> clearly we have to improve the process. >> family members of the crash victims in the audience, failing to under how gm failed to address the detect, known about since 2001. >> i'm hoping to peak to the c.e.o. mary barra, for a few minutes, to find out what they plan on doing to uncover the information that has been h hidden for so many years. >> laura, whose daughter died when the air bag failed to deploy, got her wishes. the c.e.o. reportedly cried. >> she said she was sorry to all of us, and we got a chance to talk to her and tell her about our children that died. >> the timing of that meeting and the grilling she'll face by lawmakers could not have come at a worse time. yesterday they announced another recall, 1.5 million cars for participation loss of power steering bringing the total recall to 6 mi

our randall pinkston has that story >> reporter: this is where part of the story began. new york central park in 1890 when a german immigrant released 60 starlings, the first in north america as a tribute to william spakz spear. the other part of the story began more than 300 years earlier in england where he placed references to birds, including the starling in his plays. he loved birds, i think part-time because they are musical and when you think about birds' songs, it connects you to the human voice >> michael is director of the spakz spear library in washington, d.c. he said shakespeare was a keen observer of nature. he especially liked the starlings' ability to mimic speech. the bard mentioned the starling in "henry ix"? >> he said i will get a starling who will mention the name mortimer over and over again to the king and the king stomped off and said "don't ever say mortimer to me again" >> the descendants of the first 60 starlings number more than 200 million in north america. when they fly together in large numbers called mermurations, they look like art in the

randall what is the focus of the senators today?> the subcommittee is strongly suggesting, some of the members, that gm's leaders may be criminally liable for allegedly covering up defective ignition switches. claire mccabbing kel challenged mary berra in that the company has changed under her leadership. >> is this the new gm that takes a lawyer having to write to nita for you to finally recall all of the cars? >> as we looked at the first population of vehicles we immediately read across toe the other vehicles that may have the same part. often when you have the same part in a different vehicle it can be different placement. >> there were concerns about using the same part number and then lying about it under oath. >> number one, commit to a compensation fund that will do justice for the victims of the defects that killed people in your cars. number two, warn drivers who are currently behind the wheel of those cars that they should not drive them until they are repaired, because they are unsafe. and number three, support the measu

. >> all right, randall, thank you. yesterday's tragedy at fort hood prompting familiar questions about guns and mental illness. earlier, i spoke to them in texas. >> they're trained to kill people. and to get those kinds of people to seek help for what is considered by many a weakness is a difficult thing to begin with. and i think that the military is doing a great job of making it easier for soldiers to seek help with their medical problems, and as this young man did, with his traumatic brain injury, to seek treatment. >> we're waiting for an update on those injured in the fort hood shooting. and we'll bring you that live when it happens. >>> the senate tense committee is expected to rote today on whether to declassify a report on bush era interrogation tactics of terrorist suspects. the vote comes after a revelation this week that they misled the public about water boarding, a technique defined as torture. they expect a release of the classified report. congress has 8,000 visa to afghan interpreters so they can come

right now we have two players on this team decide they're going to the nba, james young and julyiance randall, two great kids, great students, great basketball players. but it's time for them to move on. we're waiting to hear for a couple of others. a bunch of our guys said they are coming back. for the first time i have had a couple guys come back, by the way. >> stephen: for the first time. >> yes, they all leave. >> stephen: what is it about your leadership that makes people want to leave. >> i think they done like me. and i always say that. the other coach, do they like the other coach more than they like me? they you will a stay but pie guys all leave, i don't understand. >> stephen: now if you could get them to stay for two years this might help you. here is another rhyme, two and tootaloo, all right? i can get a little taste of that in case that works out. >> well, i would let you know how it does. >> stephen: i will see new court. >> all right. >> stephen: do you think that players, weapon talked about the unionization of college platers with shabazz napier said at uconn. do you think

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randall nba star wait to go happen. kentucky within 4 at the half. play of the games james young the tomahawk. the with authority. start of a run to bring the cats within 1. that is young and restless and all have it on your head. named outstanding player. alex at the other end as they match each other play formy. head over heel but the 43 throw huge difference in this game. 10 from the lien. kentucky messed 11 free throw. harrison with the 3 off the mark. huskies fears 7 seed to win the title. 60-54. uconn fourth championship in 15 years. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game and somebody said well why do you think you started that way? duh. we are all fresh map. >> i knew we were going to wichbility i'm being real humble and fought cocky when you believe something so much if you understand that what may happen. >> when we come back. duh. the a's ruin minnesota home opener. norris hair like big opener. norris hair like big fat a >> slugger didn't really hitch in spring training. limping lately with an injured heel but as the twins

randall pinkston, al jazeera, washington. >>> good sought to you. i am eboni deon.irst we want to take you to the east coast where it looks like things are finally, clearing out. but as we take a look into some video out of north carolina, this is an area that dealt with a lot of stormy weather just yesterday and we saw damage as well as golf-ball sized hail. there were nine reports of tornados in the national weather service out there doing their survey today to see how manitons actually occurred but a lot of damages structured. today it's improving for the clean-up to take shape. your attention further west as we look at the satellite radar, this area of low pressure spinning out across southern areas of california that will reject eastward. not a lot of activity now but it's in the middle of the country treer where we will watch for the threat of strong to severe storms and it looks like the primary threat will be large damaging hail as well as high winds and even a few tornados. much of the day is going to be warm and var windy. you can see here, not a lot of ac

. >> randall pink ton, aljazeera, washington. >> it's the fourth time that the two sides have met. they're trying to quell the violent protests. 40 people have died and 600 have been injured in the protests. >>> climate your own risk. that's the word at mount everest. climbers told that if they want to summit the mountain, they will have to do so without guides. the nepalese government said that the mountain is not safe, and three of their colleagues are missing and presumed dead. >> the bottom line is that we don't know what the short or long-term consequences of e cigarette use is. >> tracking down on electronic cigarettes. new regulations are now in the works. >> general motors first quarter earnings are out. i'll have a live report, straight ahead. >> wall street estimates, gm shrunk their first quarter profits. they rose $37 billion in 2014, and that was up from $36.9 billion a year earlier. that's largely due to sales of utility trucks, but overall, the sales fell because of the 7 million vehicles recalled because of the defective ignition switches where 13 people died. >> bc

randall nba star wait to go happen. kentucky within 4 at the half.y of the games james young the tomahawk. the with authority. start of a run to bring the cats within 1. that is young and restless and all have it on your head. named outstanding player. alex at the other end as they match each other play formy. head over heel but the 43 throw huge difference in this game. 10 from the lien. kentucky messed 11 free throw. harrison with the 3 off the mark. huskies fears 7 seed to win the title. 60-54. uconn fourth championship in 15 years. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game and somebody said well why do you think you started that way? duh. we are all fresh map. >> i knew we were going to wichbility i'm being real humble and fought cocky when you believe something so much if you understand that what may happen. >> when we come back. duh. the a's ruin minnesota home opener. norris hair like big fat and big i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfini

randall nba star wait to go happen. kentucky within 4 at the half. play of the games james young the tomahawk. the with authority. start of a run to bring the cats within 1. that is young and restless and all have it on your head. named outstanding player. alex at the other end as they match each other play formy. head over heel but the 43 throw huge difference in this game. 10 from the lien. kentucky messed 11 free throw. harrison with the 3 off the mark. huskies fears 7 seed to win the title. 60-54. uconn fourth championship in 15 years. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game and somebody said well why do you think you started that way? duh. we are all fresh map. >> i knew we were going to wichbility i'm being real humble and fought cocky when you believe something so much if you understand that what may happen. >> when we come back. duh. the a's ruin minnesota home opener. norris hair like big fat and hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. wh

i regard steve -- i think randall is randall like he's my buddy, i met randall a couple. >> you knowdall stevens, ceo and chairman of the at&t. 5.2% yield is a significant one to your point. >> exactly. next together former vice president cheney and randall stevenson didn't recognize cheney because of stevenson. i think cheney thought i was like wow, i just wanted to ask about the dividend. >> you did say some of the safe havens are safer than ever. >> yes. at&t is a good safe stock. >> there are people who worry about that. >> that's why. >> and steve -- >> given the needs of the company. >> he's never going to tell me anything. i'm just a fly spec. >> when we come -- >> you are a fly spec. >> when we come back we'll get cramer's mad dash as we count down to the opening bell. one more look at the premarket on this tuesday. "squawk on the street" is back in a minute. a minute. look at them. making moves that would put an adult in the emergency room. yet all they really want to do is grow up. it's funny, everyone i know wishes they could go back and feel younger. sound familiar? then

[speaker not understood] randal. gene green. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. mario [speaker not understood] with san francisco charter transit union. i along with 210 members, the sfmta, the tens of thousand of members of the bike coalition, the chamber of commerce appeal to the sfmta board to reject sunday meters on the following grounds. first, it violates the fiduciary duty by funding muni. we still remember the ruttion [speaker not understood]. this dee funding is unconditional. [speaker not understood] if it fails, muni will have to cut service, not decrease it. cuts are coming this fall if this passes. why should voters vote to be taxed even

critics like diane randall once that last story that has to be common sense for legislation this blogger has been missing children or people who are randomly. thirty thousand people over thirty thousand people die every year i got into this country than thirty thousand includes murders in two respects. it's also a very very sick and there are legions of well spoken thoughtful thought provoking people working in the gun industry such as borat is very corny. i was talking earlier referred to this as a weapon used. you don't like that. well the industry in itself doesn't like the term weapon a weapon is something used to inflict harm and common person. that's the perception that the word west indies. if the two sides can't even agree on what to call it done it gives you the idea of the hurdles they must overcome. there have been multiple high profile mass killings involving guns recently in the us. if the thing that could have a chilling effect on sales consider this. more guns were purchased in the united states last year than ever before. it looks cctv but still taxes. lead on this and th