burglars generally do not carry shotguns. no.prises them, instead of shooting them, they just run away. typically, that's what i've seen through my career. and so even though the fact that katherine's purse was sort of dumped out and searched through, everything about this says planned murder, not planned burglary. correct. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but planned by whom? tell me about scott pierce. anybody didn't like him? no. everybody liked him. great guy. nothing bad in his background at all. you no doubt did your due diligence to find out whether that marriage was as happy as it appeared to be. yes. talking to people around him, everything was fantastic. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but detectives had heard that story before. when they looked deeper, they learned that katherine's husband had a life insurance policy. the payoff was in the mid six-figure range. and she was the beneficiary. when they canvassed the homes nearby, police found neighbors who'd heard a man and woman talking at around 3:00 am. detectives wondered, h

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the surveillance video then friend going back into the store and buying the this shotgun would becomeenterpiece of the murder case. >> we believe he loaded it because his fingerprints are on the ammunition, came homeially ambushed his father as he sat at his desk. >> investigators also find thisforeboding email charlie sent to his fraternity brothers at cornell the day he left. titled showtime, it reads in the coming days, you'll start to hear things in the news and possibly get a couple of visits from authorities. don't lis you hear. a few already know my true story and in due also, the email becomes critical for pross. >> it shows his intt. it shows that this was purposeful for hi what he w going to do. >> charlie's defense attorneys email. >> so you're going to see what happened. and he also importantly says what you're going to hear isn't true. that suggests to me that he's taking the fall for his mother. >> when we come fly as charlie tan stands h>> this is an egregious error but th ou never want to lose sight of the things you love, we get it. some things should stand the test o

we had a shotgun hanging in the back window of every single pickup and tractor.ily vacations were even hunting trips. long before i ever ran for office i became a lifetime member of the nra. my dad taught his life lessons picky todd is common sense and often those were taught during our hunting trips. as soon as we were old enough to ride a a horse he would take s hunting he would pack up or spec and sometimes 20 miles back into the wilderness to hunt elk. i didn't always do with back then but hunting trips gave me a lot of confidence. they help you become a problem solver. for instant i remember being only about nine or ten years old and we've had it all day miles and miles from camp in the high country in the big horn mountains when my dad turned to me and he said christie, hunt your way back to camp. i'm going to go read this ridge and i'll meet you there at dark. and he disappeared over the ridge now to a ten-year-old girl this was terrifying and as strange noises came and darkness fell, i had rely on my instincts and my horse to find my way back to our camp.

i think you have what i have been calling shotgun trump voters. they come in, they vote trump, and then they leave. and you see the drop off. you can see it and you can see the numbers -- >> you mean literally, they don't vote for anybody else? >> correct. there was some analysis about news deserts and how they voted. one of the potential connectors is that if you are in a news deserts, you know about trump but you may not have even really knew a lot about the other candidates, and a lot of voters, they are always smarter than we treat them, meaning if they don't know something about a candidate, they don't want to risk voting for the wrong candidate, so they will skip that race. if you look at numbers, this appears to be more shotgun trump voters than any sort of vacillating -- i'm not saying it does not exist, but there is -- it does appear when you look at the numbers that this is more of a shotgun and on and on, which we saw the same with obama. it is a reminder. these presidential coalitions are tailored to the person, not the party. barack o

until i threatened to blow out the leader's heart with a sawed off shotgun. the san luis valleys, worse than the wild west. now he held up a sawed off shotgun like it was the only thing that made a difference. they don't give a -- for the law. and you guys lucky to be alive. that night, the sheriff allowed to pitch our tent on the back of the courthouse. all right, so. one of the one of the most fun things about hosting events each year is is getting to see the through lines that exist through very different books and very different stories. and both of these women have taken huge personal and professional leaps in their lives, pushing both their internal boundaries and the external boundaries with the walk across america, with the move to the u.s., and then across the country again, i took so long as it's wild, i listen to it on audio and i took it to the grand canyon. i was in the grand canyon by myself listening to your your your story and i had made a decision to i was there on a trip with a bunch of women and had made the decision not to walk from the ri

"need an uzi and a shotgun." 0h! gee! laughing: did you see how quick it was?y's just sent a picture of an uzi and said he could get it fast—tracked to belfast, two or three days, and it would cost me £850. do you think that's legit? we know that it's legit, yeah. 0k. based on our investigations, based on our work in telegram, 90% of what we're looking at is legit in the context of drugs, guns, counterfeit products. if you place a purchase, you're actually going to get what you're looking for. the criminality on telegram hasn't affected pavel durov�*s popularity. he's an online hero. it all springs from his past in russia. in 2006, he founded vkontakte — or vk. it became the country's biggest social media platform. vk became extremely popular in russia because basically it's a replica of facebook. you can watch tv, you can watch films, you can download music. it was all for free, all pirated, and there was no rules, basically. crowd chants: svobodu, svobodu! vk was widely used by anti—putin protesters. so in 2011, the authorities told pavel durov to shut down t

dawn waited in the car while james did the shopping-- shotgun shells, gloves, a flashlight.i mean, like you would imagine a kid going to disneyland, you know. keith morrison: but there was a problem. they'd forgotten to bring the diagram of ben's house with them. the plan wasn't for dawn to go in the house. the plan was for me to go in the house. and, uh, i didn't know-- - how to get in. - how to get in the house. keith morrison: or where the bedroom was. or where he was-- where the bedroom was. so dawn had to go inside. keith morrison: the front door was locked, so dawn took him around back, he said, where a sliding glass door was unlocked. and they eased their way in and walked down the hall. then, said james, dawn pointed him towards the master bedroom. and i turned around. and she was going into alyssa's room. going into the room? yeah, she was about half her body was into the room. she said that she was gonna take alyssa with her. i said, you can't take alyssa. keith morrison: was this true? remember, alyssa, just 6 years old at the time, told police she remembered seei

gauff out of the shotgun finds a wide open ross ground for the go ahead score just like that. with their first of the night. goff threw for 303 yards and td's 4th quarter. now it's a 12 point deficit, but this is more important than a game as pretty get sacked. his hit on the right elbow would head to sideline. take a couple of practice on able to return to the game lions, hang on to win 40 to 34. here's broxburn is giving an update tossed nothing or an hour. >> going to get our so concerns you at this i mean, it doesn't feel the but the sleet at that. so we'll see what on that sack? i got hit in the back side and the yeah. basically arm was on fire kind of thing and so i tried throwing a cup on the sideline and i couldn't at that point. we did some tests with ucl stuff and i'm good in that regard. but we just gotta go get imaging on it tomorrow and see the whole thing. >> yeah. we'll hope for the best. alright to basketball. quickly, the warriors hosting ut we leaders who came in 27 in 4 looked good early for the dubs. jonathan kuminga, nice euro step to the basket. he had 18

who died immediately because as he was sitting working at his desk, he was shot in the face with a shotgunat the age of 23. >> farley was convicted and then sentenced to death in 1992. now, 32 years after that decision, farley will have a resentencing hearing on friday. earlier this year, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen announced a plan to seek new sentences of life without the possibility of parole for inmates previously sentenced to death in the county. >> in terms of judges and juries, they're going to decide where a person dies and that's going to be in prison for the rest of their lives. in terms of when that person is going to die. that's going to be god's decision. >> in rosen's petition for farley, it states the community does not deserve an archaic, error strewn and racist system of capital punishment. >> saying to the public that this was about social injustice and then it not being at all about social injustice was offensive and insulting, all by itself. >> former santa clara county district attorney dolores carr says no one is standing up for the victims familie

you probably weren't expecting vallejo rapper lil russel riding shotgun with marshawn lynch at cal's memorial stadium. it's actually a throwback to when lynch took a football cart for a joy ride back when he played for the golden bears in 2006. the two shot the video inside the stadium for his new music video. meanwhile, spotify wrapped is out and we now know which hits topped streaming charts this year. spotify wrapped is a year in review summary of its users music history, and those listening habits get compared to other fans around the world. and spotify says the most streamed artists this year were taylor swift, drake, zac bryan, morgan wallen and kanye west. but the most streamed songs belong to sabrina carpenter's espresso. kendrick lamar's drake diss track not like us, and a bar song by shaboozey along with i had some help by post malone and morgan wallen, and million dollar baby by tommy richmond. okay, here it is. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram survey. if you love chipotle, get ready to dig a little deeper into your wallet. the chain is raising prices for

don't go straight off a cliff speaking of which, here's the german chess, or olaf schultz riding shotgun with his foreign minister and the lena bear box, whose navigational skills are so great that she, infamously face for the u, turns, is 360 degrees. but sharla saw depressed as people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience and has driven numerous people to flee, many of whom have arrived in germany. but one thing is clear, the end of a sod means the 1st great sigh of relief from millions of people in syria after an attorney of the atrocities of the assad regime. the country must not fall into the hands of other radicals. no matter what guys they take, turns out that fair box also didn't get the memo from the you that the guys taking over syria or the ideological successes of the group. i'll try the that her western pals hold responsible for news. diving into the pentagon and new york trin towers on september, 11th, 2001. so a bit late for trying to prevent syria from being taken over by radicals. that's what you're tearing genius. surely the use top diplomat, it's new for a

don't go straight off a cliff speaking of which, here's the german chess or all i've schultz riding shotgun with his foreign minister and the lena bear box, whose navigational skills are so great that she, infamously, faced city utah, is 360 degrees. but sharla saw depressed his people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience that has driven numerous people to flee, many of whom have arrived in germany. but one thing is clear, the end of a sod means the 1st great sigh of relief for millions of people in syria after an attorney of the atrocities of the assad regime. the country must not fall into the hands of other radicals. no matter what guys they take, turns out that fair box also didn't get the memo from you that the guys taking over syria or the ideological successes of the group outside of that. her western pals hold responsible for news. diving into the pentagon and new york's twin towers on september 11th, 2001. so a bit late for trying to prevent syria from being taken over by radicals. that's what you're tearing genius. surely the use top diplomat, it's new, foreign minis

so if you watched the show earlier you know kilmeade and i need to get our waders appeared shotguns. is on. >> we'll be spending the night here. it is continuing to snow outside. >> only an inch. i believe in new york's plows. >> so much faith this holiday season. thanks so much for watching. an important show is coming up next with two fantastic people. ♪ >> griff: christmas eve travel troubles. millions of americans flying home for the holidayco

go straight off the cliff speaking of which here's the german chest, are all actual, it's riding shotgun with his foreign minister and the lena bear box, whose navigational skills are so great that she, infamously, faced city, you turn is 360 degrees. but sharla saw depressed as people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience and has driven numerous people to flee. many of whom have arrived in germany, but one thing is clear, the end of a sod means the 1st great sigh of relief for millions of people in syria after an attorney of the atrocities of the assad regime. the country must not fall into the hands of other radicals, no matter what guys they take. turns out that fair box also didn't get the memo from the you that the guys taking over syria or the ideological successes of the group. i will try that that her western powers hold responsible for news. diving into the pentagon and new york's twin towers on september 11th, 2001. so a bit late for trying to prevent syria from being taken over by radicals. that's what you're tearing genius. surely the use top diplomat, it's new f

you know when i struck that 15 year old kid in the commode, i blew him apart with a shotgun you know, it's unfair. the contracts broken. they not read the newspapers and watch the tvs. the street communication system is very and i can remember years ago as a rookie police officer, you didn't have that same fear going into a building at 3:00 in the morning for the safe burglar because it was some sort a mutual respect between that element, the police. they weren't dope heads the time. they didn't carry guns at the time, were in there for a purpose of breaking them. and it was more of a professional game. if you catch me, fine, i go to jail. they may get out in three or 4 hours. but that was the game but today that's not the case you go in there their dope heads they're weapons they argument that we had dallas where a lady in her own home the daytime call the police and so there's three people in my backyard my fear they're going to break into my home. it was a change over. it took us 32 minutes to get to the ladies home. and when we got there. we found her dead. well, we did ultimately

who died immediately because as he was sitting working at his desk, he was shot in the face with a shotgunage of 23. >> farley was convicted and then sentenced to death in 1992. now, 32 years after that decision, farley will have a resentencing hearing on friday. earlier this year, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen announced a plan to seek new sentences of life without the possibility of parole for inmates previously sentenced to death in the county. >> in terms of judges and juries, they're going to decide where a person dies and that's going to be in prison for the rest of their lives. in terms of when that person is going to die. that's going to be god's decision. >> in rosen's petition for farley, it states the community does not deserve an archaic, error strewn and racist system of capital punishment. >> saying to the public that this was about social injustice and then it not being at all about social injustice was offensive and insulting, all by itself. >> former santa clara county district attorney dolores carr says no one is standing up for the victims families since

the atf says people can easily make pistols revolvers rifles, shotguns, and even silencers at home. using tools like 3 d printers. >> so it doesn't even require the expertise to use 3 d printer. most of the time you just use these kits and really the kits. or what is problematic for law enforcement because there's no easy to use. they are so cheap and they are absolutely untraceable. >> the atf said back in 2022, that within a five-year span, it was only able to successfully traced less than one percent of suspected ghost guns. back to who originally made them currently making a homemade gun is not illegal under federal law. but the biden administration added a rule in 2022. that required kits to include serial numbers and buyers to be subjected to a background check. that's being challenged. a ruling by the supreme court is expected to come in months. >> new at 10, the city of vallejo is urging residents to be aware to ammersbeware o pretending to be a water department employees. they say impersonators are asking residents to enter their home so they can test the tap water. city of

the store sells about a thousand guns a month, mostly shotguns, small caliber rifles, and handguns.ns the cartel favors. those are not legally sold anywhere in mexico. >> cartel favorite weapons are weapons of war, 50 caliber rifles, guns you can shoot from miles away. the more powerful, the sexier they think they are. >> it's a trophy. >> it is a trophy. >> tim sloan worked for the atf, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms and explosives for 22 years. his last assignment was running the atf's four field offices in mexico during some of the bloodiest years on record. part of his job was tracing the guns recovered at crime scenes. in 2019, one of those scenes was inside a cartel ranch near guadalajara. >> there was dead bodies everywhere. there was a 14-year-old girl chopping up bodies. and so there were 55 gallon drums with body parts in them. it's something that the human mind can almost not comprehend or -- or fathom. and all of the weapons in that house came from the united states, all of them. every person there was murdered by a firearm purchased in the u.s. and so it w

. >> reliving the murder, having to restate things like my brother was shot in the face with a shotguni don't want to have to see that image the rest of my life, but thanks to mr. rosen, i'm going to. >> victim's attorney james mcmanus, after a contentious hearing, won a small victory. the case is continued to allow time for others to come forward and express their feelings and pain to the court. >> we got an email from one of the police officers who had to walk through that building and see all that carnage, he says. they have a contact with the 300 people. esl, you know, had over 300 employees that day. they're all victims. >> attorney mcmanus says there are about two dozen people who have reached out to him, saying they would like to come and give testimony. the case has been continued until march of 2025. additionally, all of this has prompted a recall effort of district attorney jeff rosen outside the hall of justice here in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> an email threat prompted the evacuation of the state capitol and other buildings in sacramento today. chp told of

this time darnold in the shotgun. he's got all day. back to jefferson.hit aaron jones would run it in from there to cap this 12 play drive. caleb williams would throw a late touchdown but not enough minnesota wins this 130 to 12 to improve to 12 and two on the season. now to las vegas. and if the raiders just keep losing they could get the number one pick in the nfl draft next year. the giants are also in the mix as well. we will see what happens. the falcons are in town and they would strike first in this game. kirk cousins finding drake london for the 30 yard touchdown. and just like that it's seven nothing atlanta seven three in the second quarter. vikings defense wants to get in the mix. raiders backed up at the one yard line. and alexander madison gets stuffed. does not make it out of the end zone. and that's a safety. and then late in the fourth desmond ridder throws to his right. ameer abdullah with the five yard touchdown. atlanta would later punt but the raiders would drive the field have one last shot here. it's a hail mary. it's close but it g

shotgun! it's a nice day to start. >> again. come on. i say foreign white wedding. i say to. start again. come on. it's a nice day for a white wedding. yeah it's a zelle start again. >> you know, this pampered rock n roll stars at any given moment, somewhere in the philippines, there is at least one person and probably many more who can step in and do your act better than you. and after only a couple of hours practice. hi, mom. >> jolly afternoon. >> it is true that i lie to my daughter and tell her that ronald mcdonald has been implicated in the disappearance of small children. that i sneer at fast food, revile it at every opportunity. but i am also a hypocrite because to me, filipino chain jollibee is the wackiest jolliest place on earth. thank you. >> hi, sir. hello. hi hi. could i have a jolly spaghetti with hot dogs on it? >> right. yes, sir. >> okay. also, chickenjoy. thank you. jolly afternoon. >> welcome to jollibee. there were over 900 of these things. all over the 7000 plus philippine islands. and a whole lot more internationally. wherever there are homesick filipin

you got a nice shotgun or do something to protect yourself. remember, i remember the chinese spy thing last year, i know -- listen, my wife is from president. we were married in montana. those montana cattle ranchers are willing to shoot the thing downright there. no problem. i mean, are we going to have the same thing now? will we have a movie and war against drones? >> if you're wife's out there oturu the dutton ranch shooting everything doyne. it's a real problem. but beat really identified this as -- retrocochlear really identified this and my son is still a major in the marine corp. and he's identified all kinds of weaknesses and we just passed ndaa and we're talking about really becoming streamlined and more efficient and better and more lethal getting dei out of ndaa and getting dei out of our military, and really focusing on the real future technology that our adversaries, again, are investing in that we're not. so, you know, that's the future and i really -- i don't know. i think it's inexcusable that any public official would allow t

. >> i have trouble hitting a dock at 40 yards with a shotgun i don't think i'm going to hit a droneat is your reaction you are in d.c. you understand these are places of high value. >> this is why i keep coming back to the idea that government has to know what's going on. the fact that to our knowledge they have not shot when doubt if this were truly a mystery and could be an enemy in the first think they would probably do is get one of these things. and then at least tell us maybe not exactly what happened but we've been able to get her hands on one of these and we are going to come back to you with more information. the fact they'd been mom and saying basically nothing suggest to me, maybe it's optimistic. but it suggests to me they know what they are and they are just not being fully honest with us part otherwise i think there would be an urgent need whether shooting it down or finding some other technology to capture one, again probably we will look back on this and say oh well, there is i just wish they would tell us. tell us something. >> that makes a lot of sense there is thi

in the shotgun. extra tight ends. one in motion. kenyon sadiq. gabriel will do it himself. dillon gabriel with the slide. 1st down and the ducks are going to quack their way into the big 10 championship. >> gary: what a season for the oregon ducks. coming into the big 10. go undefeated. number 1 seed. so disappointed a year ago in the match up against washington when washington beat them. and got into the playoffs and had a run. this year it's the oregon ducks that will get the chance. what a great season. props to both teams. >> brad: yep. the other quarterback -- >> gary: the 4th down throw was one of the best throws of all the time i have been doing college football. tugging on his jersey and keeps his team in the game. oregon the number 1 seed in the playoffs. >> brad: still undefeated. or will be in 60 seconds. >> gary: i have done a run of sec championships. this is right up there. >> brad: i would say. >> gary: big 10 hoping to get 2 home games out of the 4 teams they put. they want the number 1 seed for oregon. ohio state and penn state to have a home game and india

so if you watched the show earlier you know kilmeade and i need to get our waders appeared shotguns. we have to hunt dinner for our family. we have to leave now. >> brian: get a chain saw to make a hole in the ice. >> it is on. >> we'll be spending the night here. it is continuing to snow outside. >> only an inch. i believe in new york's plows. >> so much faith this holiday season. thanks so much for watching. an important show is coming up next with two fantastic people. ♪ >> griff: christmas eve travel troubles. millions of americans flying home for the holidays could run into some delays and cancellations as snow and freezing rain move into parts of the u.s. upper midwest and northeast regions. we're monitoring the weather and any effects on holiday travel and bring you the latest information moments from now. but first chilling new details emerging about the illegal immigrant charged with the murder of a death of oh a woman set on fire in a subway car. the words, up in flames pointing out the suspect was previously deported by the country and snuck back in. i'm griff jenkins. hi,

a good shotgun will fix that problem. another semi automatic three inch magnum. let me ask you this. because also what you told me as you were sitting down. we had quite a conversation. there are several theories and then some people based on high-level conversations like our own new jersey representative jeff van drew, tony gonzalez, congressman out of texas are saying they're having high level conversations with law enforcement and experts are saying there is an iranian mothership with drones. you told me something more disturbing. >> we've been told. we had a briefing wednesday, 200 state mayors gathered together and learned exactly what the state of new jersey learned, very little. but the thing that we did take away from that we were told very point blank that these drones are hovering over our critical infrastructure. that's interesting because they aren't doing any harm. just hovering over there and told there is no credible threat. when you start putting things together they're telling us, they're unwilling to shoot them down and do a temporary ban and so

. >> jason: people can't go in their backyard and shoot them down with their shotgun as tempting as thatcause what goes up must come down but lieutenant colonel they have to do something and do it now what's your advice as to what's going to happen the next 40 days. >> pay attention to what's going on in the russia ukraine war. drones are front and center. this is a big problem for a separate reason r80-90% of all the drones on both sides are knocked down with either shooting them down or with electronic warfare so they're advanced in their ability to take these things down. how can it possibly be that our pentagon has not given that capability to our own forces today. now imagine if we had to go to war with some of these people they're way ahead of us. this needs to change fast. >> jason: congress -- currently davis, congresswoman, i could spend all hour on this because what happens when a drome swarm comes at us and they're armed? then what are we going to do, have secretary mayorkas come up and say there's nothing happening out there. we don't believe you anymore, you've lied to us fo

at first i thought they were aliens so i've been sitting outside on my porch with a shotgun waiting toucted and probed. haven't seen one since. chris from jefferson kentucky, in the words of ll cool j, don't call it a comeback, i've been here four years. cindy from bloomfield, new jersey,, trump is ushering the new rowing 20s r it's going to be good. but do not take financial advice from him. dave from fairfax station virginia, jesse, really finalist four times person of the year? runner-up again. greg from alberta, canada,, all i want for christmas is to be named the 51st state. you got it. i think that congress would vote for that. what would it take for you to wear a suit like charles? i have to lose a bet. he could pull it off, i can't do it. only clay travis and charles penn. jim, jesse, wire you dissing subaru owners when you drive a volvo? i told you, remembered subaru owner, or dog bit me. liberal dog, in the groin. still have a scar on the growing, "never see it though. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪

what changed i think it's irresponsible to risk a shotgun over the issues on things that liberty agreedjohnson reacting after the spending bill failed to pass 170-42-3538 republicans voted no only two democrats voted yes this is a slimmed-down version of the bill backed by president electra it was drawn up after opposition to the initial 1500 page package. it would've prevented the government shutdown and suspended the debt limit until january 2027 fox sources reveal he that trump's team was in secret talks to senate majority leader chuck schumer for weeks in order to get the debt limit and this bill, speaker johnson negotiated a separate spending bill with chuck schumer even though trump was talking to chuck schumer about this putting the debt ceiling issue on there. they are racing for plan c ahead of the shutdown deadline at midnight tonight indiana congresswoman victoria sparkz the commissioner of the u.s. commission on security and cooperation in europe, a member of the house judiciary and republican study committee's. it's good to see you. i want to talk to about a number of thing

, you don't see a lot of that in tennessee where i'm from because with everybody's got a 12-beige shotgun we need to open the season on drones. i've to been briefed on military maneuvers where we mow that the chinese are doing that, and so it's a real problem. i think we need -- and, honestly, i don't respected this country right now because of who's in the white house. you saw the chinese balloon able to fly over our secret installations, even in tennessee. it turned around and went back. we could have dropped it in the pacific a long time before it went across the ocean. they dropped it off the coast of myrtle beach. so they are actually testing us, i feel like, and we are failing that test. and until donald trump gets in the white house, you'll continue to see this, but i would say it will -- rachel: that doesn't make me feel, that doesn't make me feel safe, that i have to wait until donald trump is in office to find out what's flying literally outside my window. we're not even talking, like, way over my house. >> yes, massachusetts well, you've got local -- yes, ma'am. you've got loca

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we had a shotgun hanging in the back window of every single pickup and tractor. vacations were even hunting trips. long before i ever ran for office i became a lifetime member of the nra. my dad taught his life lessons picky todd is common sense and often those were taught during our hunting trips. as soon as we were old enough to ride a a horse he would take s hunting he would pack up or spec and sometimes 20 miles back into the wilderness to hunt elk. i didn't always do with back then but hunting trips gave me a lot of confidence. they help you become a problem solver. for instant i remember being only about nine or ten years old and we've had it all day miles and miles from camp in the high country in the big horn mountains when my dad turned to me and he said christie, hunt your way back to camp. i'm going to go read this ridge and i'll meet you there at dark. and he disappeared over the ridge now to a ten-year-old girl this was terrifying and as strange noises came and darkness fell, i had rely on my instincts and my horse to find my way back to our camp. no

if were talking about someone's in the backyard with a shotgun up in the air not a good idea, those bulletstruth is the law states said if you do that and you shot a drone down you would be the one going to jail and that means we need to rely on federal resources to do something about it and i don't think were equipped to figure out we may never know what happened here. they called this a slight overreaction. look at this headline in the new york post from the editorial board, sorry team biden americans don't trust you on the drones or anything else the chinese bible in order to have a credibility problem. , that's why nobody believes john kirby when he said there's nothing to see here we can see the drones in the airspace just because they told us before that that the chinese bible lands were no big deal over collecting information, i know what drones can do they can collect a lot of intelligence and fly over for a few minutes and the damages done is not just a high-power camera shining down on an area, the government has a credibility problem and they need to come out they need to come ou

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and the atf says people can make pistols, revolvers rifles, shotguns, even silencers at home using toolse 3 d printers. it's legal to make them without a license. according to the atf. but ghost guns are becoming much more prevalent in crimes. the agency received approximately 45,000 reports of suspected ghost guns recovered by police and criminal investigations between january of 2016 in december 2021. we spoke to a retired atf special agent who said it is super simple for someone to try to make one of these weapons at home. so it doesn't even require the expertise to use. >> 3 d printer. most of the time you just use these kits and really the kits. or what is problematic for law enforcement because there's no easy to use. they are so cheap and they are absolutely untraceable and they're being used to kill people. virtually every day in this country. >> the atf says back in 2022, they looked at data over a five-year span and said they were only able to successfully trace less than one percent of suspected ghost guns back to those that originally made them. so it's nearly impossible to k