(sot file roseburg) somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at his podium ends up being routine. the conversation and the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this." frustrated by congress's inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime... calling for public support. (sot obama address) the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly available guns for everyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate already fighting back. (nats music) this video-- attacking democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton-- is the first in a new series of n-r-a videos going after gun control advocates. > laws are in effect in nevada. one requires childcare facilities to provide private space for breastfeeding.. and day cares to make sure children get proper physical activity. another requires school boards to set aside money for teacher recruitment and training.. and a program to reward teachers. also.. body cameras are n

(sot file roseburg) somehow this has become rtine. the reporting is routine. my response here at his podium ends up being routine. the conversation and the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this." frustrated by congress's inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options... including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime... calling for public support. (sotbama address) the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly available guns for everyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of kids. the national rifle association... already fighting back. (nats music) presidential clinton-- is the first in a new series of n- r-a videos going on the campaign trail...vermont senator and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders spent part of his new years eve in iowa. sanders hosted an early new year's eve party at the renaissance des moines savery hotel. ringin

(sot file roseburg) somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at his podium ends up being routine. the conversation and the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this." frustrated by congress's inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options... including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime... calling for public support. (sot obama address) the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly available guns for everyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of kids. (nats rally) proponents of looser gun controls are celebrating in texas.... where a new law went into effect... allowing licensed texans to carry handguns openly in public. ==bazi on cam tag== the national rifle association is also of videos attacking those pushing for stricter gun controls... including democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. stephanie/bam fo

(sot file roseburg) somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at his podium ends up being routine. the conversation and the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this." frustrated by congress's inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options... including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime... calling for public support. (sot obama address) the gun lobby is loud and well have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of kids. (nats rally) proponents of looser gun controls are celebrating in texas.... where a new law went into effect... allowing licensed texans to carry handguns openly in public. ==bazi on cam tag== the national rifle association is also fighting back... releasing a new series of videos attacking those pushing for stricter gun controls... including democratic around the world, there were heightened fears of terrorism going into the new year's holiday. neither cold weather

to a college campus in roseburg, oregon... then a mass shooting at a health center in san bernardino that authorities say may have been inspired by isis. president obama called it an act of terrorism. : "the threat from terrorism is real. but we will overcome it."in roanoke... two journalists were killed when a gunman opened fire during their live report. and in church reignited a long simmering national debate over the confederate flag. the palmetto state voted to remove the flag from the state capitol for the first time in 54 years. racial tensions were not confined to charleston with black lives matter rallies happening in cities across the country protesters were outraged by the police killings of unarmed black men like freddie gray, jamar clark and walter scott. june saw two historic decisions from the supreme court of the united states. in a 6-3 split the court saved the affordable care act. a divided court also ruled that same-sex couples can marry nationwide. while many cheered the 5-4 ruling some sharply disagreed. in

to a college campus in roseburg, oregon... then a mass shooting at a health center in san bernardino that authorities say may have been inspired by isis. president obama called it an act of terrorism. (president obama): "the threat from terrorism is real. but we will overcome it." in roanoke... two journalists were killed when a gunman opened fire during their live report. and in charleston a shooting at a black church reignited a long simmering national debate over the palmetto state voted to remove the flag from the state capitol for the first time in 54 years. racial tensions were not confined to charleston with black lives matter rallies happening in cities across the country protesters were outraged by the police killings of unarmed black men like freddie gray, jamar clark and walter scott. june saw two historic decisions from the supreme court of the united states. in a 6-3 split the court saved the affordable care act. a divided court also ruled that same-sex couples can marry nationwide. (nats) while many cheered the 5

business of his presidency after delivering more than a dozen condelence speeches to communities like roseburg, oregon this fall. shooting. president obama: somehow this has become routine. reporter: frustrated by congress' inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime, calling for public support. presidente obama: the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly available guns for everyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of kids. phil: the national rifle association already fighting back. this video, attacking democratic clinton. jc: the search for a missing tonight. 29-year-old craig stickland went to go duck hunting. crews did discover boot prints where strickland entered the water which cut the search area in half. other than the tracks there have been no traces of the singer. strickland and his friend chase weather sunday. morland' s

after dozen condelence speeches to communities like roseburg, oregon this fall.... grieving yet another mass shooting. "somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at his podium ends up being routine. the conversation and the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this." frustrated by congress's inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options... including bypassing congress with an executive order. for public support. "the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly available guns for everyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of kids." proponents of looser gun controls are celebrating in texas.... where a new law went into effect... allowing licensed texans to carry handguns openly in public. national rifle association is also releasing a new series of videos attacking those pushing for stricter gun controls... including democratic presidential candid

since then there's been the roseburg, oregon shooting, at the community college, where you saw that visceral reaction from president obama, and to try to revive the effort really within the administration to find a way around congress to use executive orders to put forward some new regulations. josh earnest says three are under no illusions that whatever they do is going to be able to solve all the problems. the white house looking at expanded background checks to private sales. a significant portion of sales are private. the sellers do not have to be registered, therefore the buyers do not have to go through a background check. you might imagine that the republicans in the form of house speaker paul ryan is reacting very poorly to this. in a written statement, the american people deserve a president who will respect their constitutional rights, all of them. this is a dangerous level of executive overreach and the country will not stand for it. the fight being joined in the legal and congressional arena. but the president moving forward with these executive orders any day tony. >> how soon c

. >> -- gun violence, like the tragedies in roseburg oregon or charleston, north carolina that. >> lawsesulting in it beings easier in too many neighborhoods for a young person to purchase a gun than a book. >> that's why our community for life people don't value us because when there's a mass shooting, everybody get outraged and they talk about it and then when it's police brutality, people get outraged around talk about it. but when one black person shoots another black person nobody says anything, that's okay. >> all the while, homicides continue to climb daily, in communities across america, including chicago, that saw it's deadliest year in decades. >> the caskets are becoming smaller and smaller and for 30 years i've seen the same thing. poor schools, lack of jobs, lack of housing, lack of options. up to 30 years when you he keep seeing the same thing nothing is changing well dohh, why don't you wake up. >> we have lamar johnson. >> we have gun violence but people here working hard every day that take pride in the city and their neighborhoods but unfortunately it is not being port

. >> the president long awaited proposals remember after the roseburg oregon shooting at the communityollege there, and the president came into the white house briefing room and threw away the script. said that he was going to be working and looking at some executive actions in he could take, and this is the culmination of the process. the president no sooner had he landed from his vacation, that hi first day of his last year in office, yesterday meeting with loretta lynch, the attorney general, his fbi director, of the oval office, going over final plans for what he unveiled today, and what the president is doing is he is going to try to require more individuals who buy guns to making them undergo background checks. a significant portion, and the estimates are all over the map. some say it is 40%, or 10% or less, are done through private sales. at grudge shows, at flee markets and these individuals do not have to go -- those who buy the guns in those venues don't have to go through background checks. what the president is doing now, is expanding the definition of who is a gun dealer,

. >> we want the people that come here to say that would -- >> in roseburg, oregon, an attack at a community college. >> he's exchanging shots. he's in a class room. >> in chattanooga, police blamed a homegrown extremist for a rampage at two military facilities. another incident was tied to terror near dallas. police shot two gunmen who tried to attack a prophet mohammed cartoon contest. no one but the attackers died. in charleston, a young man killed nine people in a church. >> there was a white man walked into an african-american church and opened fire. >> the year also saw america reexamining its relationship with police. >> you can see some rocks and bricks being thrown. le. >> people rioted in baltimore after freddie gray died missilely in police custody. the government later announced charges. >> there will be justice for mr. gray. >> a cop in north charleston, south carolina, made national headlines when cell phone video showed the officer killing an unarmed man by shooting him in the back. >> that video should change the course of what's going on. >> prosecutors charged the cop with

[ laughter ] >>> protestors take to the skies above the roseburg. the message for one presidential candidate that can be seen for miles. >> a church divided after the pastor is charged with stealing. how some church members say they caught him redhanded and why others are still supporting him. >> and what's in your wine? why what's on the label may getting. >>> lawyers for ethan couch have filed an appeal stalling his deportation to the united states. the 18-year-old who cited deadly drunk driving wreck claims mexican authorities violated his human rights during his arrest in puerto vallarta monday. police say couch and his mother fled there after a video surfaced allegedly showing him at a party where people were drinking, which could violate his probation. >>> college sports fans had something other than football to think about at the rose parade. a message attacking donald trump was written in the sky high above parade-goers in pasadena! it read, in part, anybody but trump. trump is disgusting! >> shifting gears now to the weather, and they had b

business of his presidency after delivering more than a dozen condolence speeches to communities like roseburg oregon this fall grieving yet another mass shooting. >> somehow this has become routine. we've become numb to this. >> reporter: frustrated by congress's inability to pass a bill expanding background checks. the president says he will meet monday with attorney general lynch to discuss his actions. including bypass congress with an executive order. in the meantime he calls for public support. >> the gun lobby is loud and of effortly available guns for anyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of our kids. >> reporter: proponents of loser gun controls are celebrating in texas where a new law went into effect allowing licensed texans to carry handguns openly in public. >>> the national rifle association is also fighting back releasing a new series of videos attacking those pushing for stricter gun controls including democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. >>> the so called affluenza teen remains in mexico in a prison at

for roseburg, actors had been blacklisted. not only unfairly taken off the shelf.hat is when -- that is the tv blacklist or you don't know. with rosenwald, you about the schools, but i did not know about the fund. so even i go into it thinking it is one story and it morphs into an even greater story. i think these are the kind of role models we need today. i think part of my instincts are that my family was so devastated by fascism and death that we need to establish role models. i think it is really important to have positive stories. especially today's -- i am in the middle of writing an essay on how i think hollywood and blockbusters perpetuate too much glorifying violence and we need simpler, wonderful stories that really celebrate the human experience and more positive role models for kids. especially with videogames in people only looking at their iphones in the ear things, are we still talking to each other? are we generating something positive that we can all pop -- all follow? it concerns me about today. brian: can people by those first three documentaries

unfinished business of the presidency after delivering a dozen condolence speeches to communities like roseburg oregon this fall. grieving another mass shooting. president obama: somehow this has become routine. >> the president will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss the options including bypassing congress with an techtive order. in the meantime he calls for public support. president obama: the gun lobby is loud and well organizedded and the defense to have guns for anyone. the rest of us have to be as passionate and well organized in our defense of the kids. reporter: proponent of looser gun controls are celebrating in texas where a new law went into effect to allow license texans to carry handguns openly in public. >> the national rifle association is fighting back releasing a new series of videos attacking those pushing for stricter gun control, including democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. abc news, washington. kimberly: many gun owners are voicing objection to limit the second amendment rights. coming up at 6:00, we head to a gun show in virginia to

washington and the supreme court said it would consider -- overhaul in the nation's immigration roseburg jamie dupree joins us live the via skype from the capital washington. issue since the president announced that. >> think about it, martie not only a big legal issue but a political issue in the midst of this election year. the president's immigration actions have been on hold in the courts since late february last year. so we are nearing of full year. now the supreme court announced today they will step in and decide the issue once and for all. one would expect arguments maybe in april and a ruling by the end of june and so that is going to be in the middle of a race for president and everything else going on politically this year will have to say automatically jumps to be the case for the u.s. up report on its docket this term, martie. >> and donald trump and ted cruz makes for good tv and is heating up even more. >> reporter: a few minutes ago trump unloaded on cruz ( or they turn fire on someone else? we have seen examples sometimes when the top 2 candidates go at each other and so

business of his presidency after delivering more than a dozen condolence speeches to communities like roseburg, oregon this fall, grieving yet another mass shooting. president obama: somehow this has become routine. we have become numb to this. bazi: frustrated by congress' s inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options, including bypassing congress with an executive order. in the meantime, he calls for public support. president obama: the gun lobby is loud and well organized in its defense of effortlessly available guns for anyone. the rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of kids. bazi: proponents of gun control law came into effect which allows texans to have open firearms in public. there is a new video attacking stricter rules on gun control, including attacking democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. josh: a survivor of the boston marathon bombing says facing her attacker in court was the proudest moment of her life. adria

crowd filling another mass shooting from a military center in chattanooga to college campus and roseburg oregon than a mass shooting of the whole sentence san bernardino the authority said may have been inspired by ices president obama called it an act of terrorism to journalists who killed when a gunman opened fire during the live report and charleston a shooting at a black church to reignite a long simmering national debate over the confederate flag they voted to remove the flag from the state capital for the first time in 54 years resulted as were not confined to charleston with black lives matter is happening in cities across the country protesters out raised by the police killing the unarmed black man like freddie gray and mark clark and walter scott this sought to restore the decision from the supreme court of the united states and the 63 split the core save the affordable care act and divided the court said the same-sex couples can marry nationwide. >>reporter: many cheered the 54 ruling some sharply disagreed in a small kentucky town clerk of the court sat behind barred from runn

host: mark in roseburg, oregon. says she ister, she not an angry voter. emotions cloud your judgment, must stay the course. david is a democrat intel said. -- in tulsa. caller: i am not an angry voter. if you look around the country, look around the world, what a privilege it is to have the right to vote. the threat oft violence in the polling place. we live in a republic where we do have the right to vote. sayhe angry voters i would run. run to change the system. there have been people such as that in our pastor for example, former senator tom coburn from oklahoma did just that. he was frustrated with the system and he ran. in the united states. i love the fact that we have the opportunity to vote. i don't always like all the candidates that are the alternatives, but i'm certainly not an angry voter. host: what do you do in tulsa? caller: i am an educator. host: would you consider yourself -- i hate to use this word but, would you consider yourself an establishment voter? caller: i am not sure i understand what you mean. host: i am not being very clear.

to a college campus in roseburg, oregon... then a mass shooting at a health center in san bernardino that authorities say may have been inspired by isis. president obama called it an act of terrorism. : "the threat from terrorism is real. but we will overcome it."in roanoke... two journalists were killed when a gunman opened fire during their live report. and in charleston a shooting at a black church reignited a long simmering national debate over the confederate flag. the palmetto state voted to remove the flag from the state capitol for racial tensions were not confined to charleston with black lives matter rallies happening in cities across the country protesters were outraged by the police killings of unarmed black men like freddie gray, jamar clark and walter scott. june saw two historic decisions from the supreme court of the united states. in a 6-3 split the court saved the affordable care act. a divided court also ruled that same-sex couples can marry nationwide. while many cheered the 5-4 ruling some sharply disagree

newtown, these would not have prevented some of the more recent violence we've seen in places like roseburgut as josh earnest said today, if you can save a life, why wouldn't you? so that's really what this is aimed at, really continuing to move the ball forward with the hope that if there's another democratic administration and a friendlier congress there's more they can do in the future. >> chris jansing at the white house. let's bring in trymaine lee, he's been covering this for years. and chris touched on this, the why now. there's a lot of frustration in this white house. >> these are the last days of his administration, and he expressed some frustration during his new year's day address, that congress hasn't had the political will or courage to do anything about it, that he's talked to victims' families, the survivors of gun violence. he said, if you can just save one life. so the idea is to tighten up around the margins. the idea of expanding the universe of folks who will be required to go through background checks. take his hometown chicago, right next door in indiana, very loose g

the washington post" writing began examining how he could tighten the gun rules mass shooting in roseburg, oregon. administration lawyers spent reviewing various proposals to make sure they can withstand legal challenges. "the washington post," read more at washington post.com. will n mind the president have a state of the union address a week from tuesday. tuesday, the 12th, covering that live on c-span. gave a bit of a preview on what he might say on gun control, on actions on gun control, in his weekly address. here's what he had to say. >> president obama: last month we remembered the third newtown.ary of this friday, i'll be thinking of y friend gabby gifford, five years after her shooting. parents or se children to gun violence are anniversaries every single day. congress hadn't done anything to to them hat happened from happening to other countries. bipartisan ago, a common sense bill would require background checks for everyone ho buys a gun, it's a policy supported by 90% of the american people. it was supported by a majority of nra house holds. the gun lobby mobilized against it